Butte Current Notes Partial Local News And Notices
The itemized column lists numerous short notices from Butte including travel plans and departures of residents to Fort Scott Chicago and New York, local business ads for wines liquors and certificates, registrations in Helen and Bozeman, and social updates. It mentions a legal suit by John Mattes against Elm Orlu Mining Co. and foreman Hert McLean over a 1912 mine accident seeking 5000 dollars, with W D Rankin representing.
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Orton Bros
Walker's
Conwood
Cole Dentate
Phoenix
D. J. Melts
Fort Scott
Kon
Kempte
Alle Rota
Simmons
Rittahurg
John Loughlin
York
Gilson
Shettier
Golconda
New
Mra
IL R
B. la Baker
Thomas
Helen
John P. Murphy
Alhambra
Serterlay
Iitten
Gilbert Ie
Bozeman
Ie Seriou
al Butte Cab Co
Heil
Cothers
Nort Main
Ari O'Brien
Robert
Douglan
Oe Nien
Pat Leary
Wella
Shyrock
Henry G. Cohnana
W. Symons
Mieravin
Dilton
J. C
Railway Exchange
Butte
Portland
Atortes
Apa
Goamopatiten
A.J. Spooner
Ian
Hee
A. J. Spooner
Ity
Miaactia
Filver
Cape
Chaity
Marine Cait Krueger Jombing’ Co
Ind
Isis
Bellah Ady
Dall
Cecil Carey
Shele
Toronto
Ceci
Kenneth Wolfe
University of Montana
Missoula
Ciy
Hams
F. W. Harrison
Martha
Little Grace
Anaconda
A. G. McIntyre
John Mattes
Elm Orlu Mining Company
Hert McLean
Saya
Helena
W. D. Rankin
Cohen admits guilt in misdemeanor case before Judge Donlan
Report covers Cohen pleading guilty with sentence deferred after county attorney agreed to a $100 fine. Also notes Mamie Browning with aliases in burglary case denied plea, and John Niva arraigned on assault attempt with bond set at $2,009. Court details include Judge Donlan and district court setting.
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Ben Cohen
Donlan
Cohen
Mamie Browning
John Niva
Donland
Niva
Belgian Refugee Hid in French Town Arrested
Nestor Wilmart former Grand Terneuzen railroad manager fled Brussels last year after massive frauds involving 24 banks and numerous investors. Arrested in Rheims after months in hiding in Leon 9 miles from Paris. Detectives exposed his identity and he confessed.
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Rheims
France
Nestor Wilmart
Grand Terneuzen
Brussels
Leon
Paris
Fest
Wilmart
Schatzlein Paint Co delivers wallpaper patterns ad
An advertisement from Schatzlein Paint Co at 4 West Broadway promotes wallpaper patterns after one roll purchases. The brief notice emphasizes affordable options and quick delivery, matching a period advertising style. The readable text centers on a local supplier and product showcase.
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Schatzlein Paint Co
West Broadway
Girl Cannot Live On Eight A Week Told In Statewide Report
Ella Lewin alias Miss Ransel, a young woman from Salt Lake who masqueraded in male attire to double her wages, left with Florence Crittenton superintendent Mrs Bucher for Helena. Police traced her, noting her plan and past work in Armstead, Anaconda, Three Forks, and Three Forks. She sought employment upon return and discussed hardships of today’s labor market.
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Yeetertay
Michel Rane
H. Bucher
Florence Crittenton
Helena
Hus
Wna
Murphy
Utah Avenue
Mise Ransel
Namie
Ella Lewin
Rangel
Montana
Sal Lake
Armstead
Anaconda
Butte
Three Forks
Harvesters Seen As Minor Farm Equipment In Testimony
Neb March 1 Farmers and implement dealers testified on the International Harvester monopoly suit. Crossly, a town farmer, said harvesting gear was a minor part of his farm value while dealers argued they chose the line for its quality. The discussion touched farm machinery values and regional agrarian conditions.
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Fhcense
International” Harvester Company
Governmn
Attney Grosvenor
International Harvesting Company
Brother-in-Law Triggers Courtroom Turbulence
In a police court yesterday John Shaughnessy won the capial prize after a charge of running a street book. Mrs Burke testified that her husband’s family dispute led to a dramatic scene as he threatened to annihilate the family. A witness described a chaotic night with accusations of drunkenness and threats, concluding with a disorderly conduct charge and a dismissed case involving AL Viade and others.
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Potlea Court
Yesterda
John Shaugnessy
Shaugnessy
M. J. Burke
East Broadway
Urke
Mike Buckley
Burke
Booker
Fudge
Burk
Attorne McLaughlin
AL Viade
Teach
Leach
Viadel
Nottingham Suffrage Meeting Violently Disrupted
In Nottingham England on March 11 a hostile crowd disrupted a suffrage meeting. Miss Ano Kenny and others were forced to withdraw as windows were broken and the platform stormed. Police escorted Kenny and companions to a rear exit for safety. Also noted is the death of an infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Te Cunningham in Pasadena with burial planned in Montenegro.
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Nottingham
England
Ano Kenny
Harry Te. Cunningham
Pasadena
Melena
Cunningham
Salt Lake
Cunninham
Butte
Slingshot knives and gun in court case eases fine
In a lengthy police court session Judge Booker fined several poker players and addressed a basement saloon seizure at 114 East Park Street. Detectives found revolvers slingshots daggers and poker chips as witnesses testified Posey owned an automatic gun and lacked knowledge of others gambling. The judge imposed a $10 fine on each player to curb further gaming.
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Booker
Baldisero
Lynch
East Park Street
Tony Mike Spall
Pete Japonich Dorich
Posey
Hin
Nother
Rotering
Tego Mot
Mayer Watch Repair and Diamond Setting Ad
An advertisement claims top salaries for clock repairing cleaning and diamond setting at Mayer located at 29 West Park Street. It lists watch cleaning at $1.50 each with a one year guarantee and mentions Mains Springs at 31. The copy emphasizes best pay and expert service.
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Mayer
West Park Street
Sale on rainproof coats at Boucher's window
Ad advertises $25 rainproof coats for $15 in dark tans or black with lining and nickel hangers in all sizes. See east window at Boucher's, 87-39 West Park St. Also notes the funeral of Patrick M. Rotin at St Patrick's Church followed by interment in Catholic cemetery.
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Boucher’s
West Park St
Rohn
Patrick M. Rotin
Tate
St Patrick's Church
Lots of Beautiful Hair Promises From Danderine Ad
An old advertisement claims Danderine stops dandruff after 19 minutes and promises new hair growth within weeks. It touts glossy, full hair, no itching, and easy application for different hair types, urging readers to try a 1 cent bottle at drugstores.
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Knowlton’s
OB Toile
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