Butte Current Notes on Visitors and Local Mentions
A fragmented Butte page notes visitors and residents including Dan Deane of Anaconda, Ed Sullivan of Wallace, George Williams of Diller, J. Howell attorney relocating, Thomas Bradley Madison mining man, George Sproule clerk of U S Court, and many locals from Butte and nearby towns. It mentions business trips, registrations at local hotels, dental work ads, and a fire department change in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rei Pisnas
Orlom
St. Turnes
McLaughlin Coal Co
Conurn
Brookside
Dan Deane
Anaconda
Elie T
Nei Worl
Welker
S. IL
Gieorge G. Willims
Diller
Ince
Sullivan
Wallace
Ironside
North Malietreat
Verot Bros
Butkees
Howell
Leselwolm
Log
Chestnut
Clancy
Pinsen
Thomas Hradley
Madison County
Bite
Mahonex
Tianhe
John A. Goodland
Jasner Avenue
Felix SL. Louig
Moendervile
Laon
Hindhey
Touider
George W. Sproule
Eley
Helena
Thorndon
Butte
Will
Smith & Shewe Cov
East Broadway
P.O
Jagen Stehajen
Madison
Wis
H. Walstedt
Stehman
John M. Kirk
Mra. T
Andersnny
Salt Lake
Foy
Ngs
Von
Sire Railway Company
Wire
Peter Senger
Apigan Street
Rada
Jonas Hauser
Razeman
My. Favida
Mauger
Craeh
Anaconily High Schont
Snaconda
T. A
Mr. Belt
War Strains North Seas Asylum Seekers Reach Border
Report from Assam officers says towns near Moxley face influx of refugees fleeing American forces. Travelers pay train fares to the border while ships and ports see limited passenger movement. A warship convoyed by American officers was damaged en route to Tokyo. No confirmation of new reports on further relocations inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oficera
Aynoh
Eragram
Moxley
Assam
Roth
Inara
Two States Dispute Custody Over Infant From California
Mrs. Bina W. Lillie of the Native Sons and Daughters seeks custody of a six month old boy amid a California Montana custody dispute. A woman calling herself Mrs. McAllister claimed the child, claiming adoption, prompting Montana authorities to trace the case. Deputies pursue the matter as investigators doubt the mother's claim and the status of the biological guardians remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ménetina
Irabans
Lwin Bridges
Hin
Mra
Bina W. Lillie
Native Sons and Daughters
Ste McAllister
Win Bridges
Mont
Montani
Sam
Logi Monit
Foundling dispute looms at Golden Gata city court
In a tense case Mrs Lilith vows a vigorous effort to reclaim the child from the foundling research site at Golden Gata city, asserting she has absolute proof. The dispute centers on custody and rightful guardianship as authorities review the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gata City
Mra
Lilith
Jack Golden Company at the Broadway this week
Jack Golden's Pleasure Party finished an engagement at the Empire Theater. The company played The Old Adus'e Darling a muse comedy with several numbers pleasing the audience. The troupe will perform at the Broadway next week in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Golden
Empira
Say ’ Ie
Adus’e Darling
Teoudmany Theater
Gome
Rho Muse
Nes
Beating in a Cabin Reported on Crystal Street
An elderly woman Mrs Brown was beaten in a cabin on Crystal Street last night. Lottie Hill 0 years old was accused of disturbance after a confrontation with another man near the cabin. Police arrested her husband and a friend on complaint from witnesses. A separate incident left L.A. Bracket injured with three deep cuts in a rooming house area. Police also reported crashing glass in Pleasant Alley leading to a miner C.H. Horst being treated for wounds. Grace H. attempted to find a place to sleep after a window shattered, causing an alarm in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Yai Bowl
Crystal Street
West Side
Lottie
Miner
L. A. Bracket
Intner
Svittly Monten
Elly
C. H. Horst
Pleasant Alley
C. H. Tmiat
Grace HW
Legendat Biatt
Face Scarred in Barroom Mug Attack
John Hankey, 24, of Anaconda Road, was struck on the forehead by a thrown beer mug during an argument at Nine Mile Darround. He suffered a facial gash and eye injuries, required hospital care, and continued fighting after the incident. No arrests were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hankey
Anaconda Road
Nine Mile Darrount
Nem
Hanney
St. Dames” Hospital
Hs Homme
Burns Not Permanent At St James Hospital
James Casey, buried during escape from the burnt area room at the St. Lawrence mine Saturday night, is not expected to suffer permanent injuries. Attaches at St James hospital report the burns on the face and chest are serious but not life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Casey
St. Lawrence
St. James’ Hospital
Camistic Stile Lived After Narrow Escape
After a relapse nearly ending fatally, Christich 72 East Turre street fired a shot and killed himself. Police report a tentative life-threatening condition with a slim chance of survival as of Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ture Street
Qeel
Funeral Notice for Stephen Kiva
The funeral for Stephen Kiva will be held tomorrow at 2 am from the family home at 88 West Copper Street. The service proceeds to Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. George D. Wolfe officiating. The Miners Savings Bank and Tivet Company is a United States depository for postal savings funds and invites accounts offering 4 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Kiva
West
Copper Street
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
George D. Wolfe
the Miners Savings Bank and Tivet Company
United States
Three Hurt In Auto Crash On Portland Street
In Portland Oregon Marvin Mordn accident left one man seriously injured and another in critical condition after a chain of three cars broke into the road. W Gere ling, a retired capitalist, sustained injuries while a companion and two others escaped serious harm. A third auto veered to miss the collision, leaving debris and a damaged vehicle in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Marvin
Gereling
Mary Gerling
Florence Murphy
Gerling
Matty
Gerling Para
Geatiston
Putman Takes Command Of Joral Guard Company In Settlement
Von Putman now leads the Joral company of the mrttonal guard after Cant d M Grott retires. Dering retires earlier. Thontenane JXttman expected to be promoted to cantata rank soon amid the organizational changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheelut
Stananris
Tlaithitows
Marth
Hewlanartere
Nytivat Lalo
von Putman
Joral
Mrttonal Guard
M. Grott
Dering
Empress Show Brings High Class Vaudeville Offerings
The Empress opens a refined program featuring Wonwin'n Wag with a clever Pin yA TUT act, the George Randall troupe delivering daring feats, and Selma Wallersians Herbert Prov in A Woman's Way. Eleanor Ball the violin virtuoso shines, Munter Wilson and EM Pearson perform a witty 16th Reception, Burnett Trio provide comic singing, and a remarkable Whonhauser motion picture with lavish scenic effects rounds out the bill at the Empress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bandall
York
Selma
Sav Eleanor Ball
Sie Ty Noe
Fiero
Aceani Pitzhmenk
Munter Wilson
EM Pearson
Keepins Tetr
Namor
Spiyen
Burnett
Orchiestra
Unions to Start Primary Petitions in Silver Bow County
Unions plan to begin collecting signatures to secure the required number of names for a direct primary law in Silver Bow County. Over 469 voters have already attached their names, with attention on residency rules and eligibility under state general election laws. Oscar Dartolen, secretary, noted unions align with the People's Power League to push reforms including direct election of senators. The message also thanks friends for support during a difficult time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hweater
Bilger Bow
Vounell
Nalegates
Silver Bow
Unis
Council i
Lars
Ure
Oscar Dartolen
Serratory
People's Power League of
Montana
Oregon
le Henne
Day's Developments In Political World
Reports from Washington and various states describe crowded presidential events with foreign born crowds on Chicago’s west side. Clark leads in many counties, while Roosevelt delegates file petitions in New York City for the Republican national convention. Progressive delegates and a new platform are discussed as Clark Democrats prepare 26 national convention delegates for May primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Henry Governor
Eberhart
Minnesota
Doneen
Mil
Nate Sind Shuver Warriton
Topeka
Kan
Hutchinson
Champ Clarke
Feady
Wilson
Clark
New Jersey
New York
Rouxavelt City
Delonet
New York County
San Francisco
Clark Democrats
Fragmentary 19th century meeting notes from Lewistown
Fragmentary dispatches describe a group meeting with figures Deweller TJ Taylor and V2 7, a wallet for a clubhouse, and ambitions tied to a gab and the reelization. Judith place features a design as wallet for a clubhouse with homely aims. The report mentions Mrs Wel lye Ac Hodgey as president and Mrs kt. WwW Reynolds as recording secretary with Eric as corresponding secretary and others as treasurer and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Mareh Ft
Mewtrt
W. Warr
TJ Taylor
Pee Beuneke
Elith
Judith Place
Tle Gitt
Orie
Piranain
Mus
Reynolds
S E
Eric
Dre
Ayatings
Working for Paying Special Disaates to the Standard
Lewistown March 18 The Conners efak eluts with itt a few days glee fotmon uachran te turbantly profiet Une paving Main street ys year President Ralph Weynokk will be tonalmagi or mink onmiher of drawava on sntters pelted the pay grat dinterpelag will be made to prov nent bassesse men Parlay dancers engaged for SupPULt Willtot Lagkayely oo Tar Carlos Comuet or Jaber Lagutde s' They ell give tha dane all the Apaches asintomy of THs Reeth MM the Lame Dueck Inns mentions toudeeyaus for Fetus atime
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Mareh
Conners
Ralph Weynokk
Carlos Comuet
Jaber Lagutde
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Butte News
Ibest Broadway
Bully
Sharon
Wnation HO
Heidwes
North Main Street
EYE Maker
Jack Golden Company
Broadway
Camistich Stile
Puptman
Me Bill
Tondern Apelety
Leteegs
Mose Linz—Lends
Princess Dresser
Highelags Wolden
Ters
Theo Yevolving
W. Tr ST
Clam
Trey Ame
Rocky Mount
Bavan
Hehe Ailliam
Wall
Heslegates
Allegretti’s
Huyler
M'Donald
Johnson
Newbro Drug Co
Great Northern Ry
Theac
Alhambra Hot Springs
Llivan
Proprietar
Mhambra
Reliasle Fur and Feather CO
West Path
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