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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1912

Page

19

Court rules wall injury not recoverable by trespassing child

A Montana court dismissed a $5,000 suit by Edward Brown, 5, against Frank Whitehead, 4 property owner, after finding the boy injured by a fall from a stone wall on the sidewalk was a trespasser. The judge rejected claims that dangerous private property could be attractive to children, calling Montana’s rule inhumane and brutal.

Edward Brown Frank Whitehead Iron and Dakota Streets William Meyer John Lindsay Supreme Court of Montana Meyer Thompson McClernan Montana

Butte Current Notes Summarizes Local Visiters and Moves

A compact roundup of Butte social notes lists many visitors and moves. W C Fenton travels to Chicago, Dr M M Frank from Livingston registers, J Collins West visits from Billings, Mrs Bertha Harris sails to San Francisco, A S S Wilkins heads to Eugene, Dr A Spaulding to Los Angeles, and Dr McIntyre relocates to Owsley block. Also noted are arrivals from Kalispell Fergus Fergus, and state figures in town including Senators Stout Whiteside and Romney. Local business and personal notices cover dental services, liquor purchase, banking, attorney moves, marriage licenses, and travel plans to Spokane, San Bernardino, and Seattle.

Butte P. B. Foley M. E. Foley Great Falls T. R. Cowan Billings Metropolis McIntyre Owsley Block Angelo Brusatic San Rafael Cal Tronside North Main Street Walker's West Park Street Yegen Bros BE. B. Howell Lewisohn Block Romney Ravalli County A. J. Walrath Bozeman J. B. Glover West Granite Street Stout Fergus County Bryan Fred Whiteside Flathead County Kalispell Arthur Hirschburg Helena San Francisco John Lindsay Thomas Block J. M. Barr John San Bernardino Walter S. Bright Lewistown John Schuler Sharon P. O H. O. Clark Jr Murray North Jackson Street Albert George Seattle Dr. Hanson Silver Bow Roy Foote Lutey R. M. Taylor Salt Lake City Missoula H. A. Dyke Guy Boyington E. Myers Sol Lindberg Belgrade J. M. Hicks Anaconda N. T. Nash Alhambra J. R. Walker Twin Bridges

Mrs Harrington of Butte Dies at Home on Clear Grit Terrace

Mrs Jerry J Harrington a known Butte matron died yesterday morning at her home 111 Clear Grit Terrace She is survived by her brother Mike Murphy in Butte a sister and a brother in Ireland and four children The funeral will be held Thursday morning.

Jerry J. Harrington Butte Clear Grit Terrace Mike Murphy Ireland

Railroad to connect Butte with Bitter Root eyed by settlers

Western News publisher Miles Romney asserts Western Montana seeks record settler influx. Survey data and rumors say a direct rail from Butte to Bitter Root via Georgetown could boost growth. Plans discussed include Milwaukee extending to coast, Denver–Rio Grande influence, and a $3 million ditch enabling vast agricultural expansion with flax wheat and grains on bench lands.

Butte Bitter Root Valley Georgetown Miles Romney The Western News Hamilton Raval County Rromney Western Montana Western Milwaukee Columbia River Romney Montana West West End Mr. Jiomney

Butte Business Men's association dissolves for chamber merger

By unanimous vote the Butte Business Men's association decided to dissolve and turn over its records to the chamber of commerce through a five member committee. The group will finalize the dissolution, record the merger, and transfer funds. The former body had 178 members enrolled and no debts with more names expected.

Butte Business Men's Association Chamber of Commerce John Donovan E. A. Harecastle Eugene Carroll Shaw Baker W. ©. Speer Council Chamber Donovan Judge Speer Business Men's Association P. J. Brophy James Krueger Shaw Beaker Pp. H. Blake James Rowe C. W. Fulton Brophy Hardcastle

Wife complains against husband for threats

Mrs Agnes McMahon of 1246 Farrell street told Deputy George Toole of domestic trouble and threats to kill by her husband. She seeks prosecution. complaint issued against McMahon for trial in Justice Rhoades' court. Also, John Salo faces larceny charges with Frank Kyjala and Oscar Lindberg as witnesses. Deputy County Attorney John Dwyer to prosecute.

Agnes McMahon Farrell Street George Toole

McKinney school paving on Arizona street protests filed

Trustees place matter on file after county attorney advice. protest from a property holder over paving Arizona street to avoid depot closure, Monroe school area affected and projections of rail yard boulevard. City council to hear protests tonight while McKinley school tax dispute moves to court. Domestic science exhibit planned. industrial school inmates count and costs noted. General bills approved.

Butte Arizona Street Utah Avenue Front Great Northern Arizona Monroe Tuohy Elderkin Driscoll Richards McKinley Supreme Court Downer Jackson Industrial School

The Rosary at Broadway Theater

A religious flavored drama presented last night to a fair audience. The plot centers on domestic misery caused by suspicion and jealousy with Rev. Brian Kelly, played by Harrison J. Terry, as peacemaker. A rosary of pearls figures in the story, and the production is handsomely staged with a balanced cast.

Brian Kelly Harrison J. Terry

McKay Funeral Set for William J McKay Today

Funeral services for William J. McKay, beloved son of Mr and Mrs Thomas McKay, will be held this Wednesday at 2 o clock at the family residence 406 Kemper street. Interment at Mountain View cemetery follows.

MccKay William J. McKay Thomas McKay Kemper Street Leukuma Clarence Jacob Leukuma East Park Street

Little Change Seen in Coroner Jesse Stevens Condition

There was little change in the condition of Coroner Jesse P. Stevens yesterday. Early this morning he was showing evidences of weakening. He still is delirious.

Jesse Stevens Jesse P. Stevens

Beer Mug Feud Leaves Miner Down in Saloon

Thomas Connelly, a miner, allegedly struck by Mike Kane at the Moonlight saloon after a dispute over mirrors. Kane, of 534 East Mercury Street, faces assault charges after police served a warrant last night. Connelly’s head is bandaged. Kane secured release on bonds.

Thomas Connelly Mike Kane East Mercury Street Connelly Kane

Ovation for Loyal Order of Moose head Jones in Butte

Arthur K. Jones supreme dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose received an ovation at Carpenters' hall last night before a large audience. He spoke about the order's growth from 241 to 910 lodges and 250000 members, previewed the junior Moose branch, and outlined proposed Moose owned plants in the Midwest.

Arthur K. Jones Order of Moose Carpenters’ Hall Indianapolis J. V. C. Taylor Montana Taylor Jones Order Loyal Order of Moose FL W H. Potter Butte Mr. Jones Organization of the Moose Supreme Council Moose Ohio Indiana Illinois T. J. Nerny M. M. Donohue Anaconda Deer Lodge F. H. Potter H. L. Allen F. Darnell James Chapman Fred Pidy M. M. Darnell L. Winterbatter P. Flynn George Oechsi A. P. Sandberg Dr. Allen Livingston

Registration Change More Difficult Than Expected

The city and school election registration reached 18 480 yesterday with 159 registrations that day. Voters relocating since original registration face transfers requiring two witnesses to affidavit, a process seen as harder than initial registration. Last day for city election registration is March 21.

T M A to Give Smoker to Members and Friends

The T M A will stage a complimentary smoker at the Orion theater this evening as a preliminary to the big annual benefit to be held at Broadway on April 8. The event features acts from theaters and boxing bouts, with food and drink, and promises novel entertainment from the committee.

Broadway Orion Theater

Truck Explosion Injury At St. Lawrence Mine

John Hawe, 25, living at 118 East Broadway, was badly injured last night at the 1600 foot level of the St. Lawrence mine when a truck he was pushing rolled over spilled powder on the track and exploded. He sustained severe lacerations to the legs and chest and minor eye injuries but eyes are not expected to lose vision. He was taken to St. James hospital.

John Hawe East Broadway St. Lawrence Howe St. James’ Hospital

First Woman Federal Court Clerk to Retire as Office Abolished

Mrs. Adelaide Utter, the first woman in the country to hold a federal court clerkship, will retire as her office is abolished. She was appointed in 1893 and has served continuously since.

Adelaide Utter Miss Utter

10 Search Shafts for Missing Man

Edward Alho the Finn wrestler is missing after 11:30 Friday night leaving 408 East Broadway with 150 dollars. Police, suspecting foul play or evasion, begin searches of eastern city mine shafts and prospect holes, while friends debate a possible departure from the city.

Edward Alho East Broadway Alho Alio

Irving’s quirks and Valentine’s reminiscence on gush banter

Sidney Valentine recalls Henry Irving’s anti gush stance and humor. He notes Irving’s habit of satirically sitting on critics when crowds gush. A stage anecdote features Sir Henry quipping about Nansen’s fame and the lady’s praise during a performance.

Sidney Valentine Henry Irving Irving Mr. Valentine Nansen North Pole Sir Henry Tyes

Farm land values rise sharply in early 1900s boom

Farm land exclusive of buildings more than doubled in value from 1900 to 1910, gaining 117.4 percent, reflecting a strong agricultural land market during the decade.

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Butte News Standard Independent Orton Bros W. C. Fenton Chicago Coal McLaughlin Coal Co Baltimore P. B. Churchill Joe Harmon J. A. Cigar H. IL. Bould Denver United States J. J. Harrington Hamiltonians Milwaukeef Mer State Senator Miles Rommer Drs. McKendry Hannifin Board McKinney School Curran Katherine Curran Wallace Idaho Walsh John Guest Richards’ Funeral Rev. S. C. Blackiston Mountain View Cemetery Mose Linz Miner Hutte Lodge Loyal Order of Hunter’s Hot Springs Hunters Hot Springs Northern Pacific Railway Pas Springs Hunter’s John H. Davidson Old Orpheum Cardinal Wolsey England Pathe Nancy Bell W. S. Gilbert Edison Company Zeman Ceretana Bozeman Milling Company Bozeman, Montana Great Northern Ag Nts Hot Springs Hotel Thorngly Veneeanell M. J. Sullivan Alhambra, Mont Harper’ Creamery FOR and Feather CO St West Park St Butte, Mont Cuticura Dept. O Boston
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