World traveler Dodson the Pastry Cook Robbery Tale
Missoula man J W Dodson touring Butte loses a $100 gold certificate and $30 in coins after misadventure on Galena Street. Police blotter notes his claim of theft and misfortune as he seeks restitution and revenge. Elsewhere timberman John Evans and others encounter jail, fines, and a string of small misdeeds in a chaotic day at the police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dodson
St. Peter's
Rome
South Atlantic
Esquimaux
Butte
Main Street
Mast Galena Street
Lovell
Mr. Dodson
Denver
Galena Street
Dodson
John Evans
Missoula
John
Emma Williams
Jennie Tabbe
Old Alabama
Missoula Woods
Jalena Street
Copper King Saloon Disturbance Fines Reported
Wilson and Hawley each paid 20 dollars for fighting in the Copper King saloon while William Burke pleaded guilty to a disturbance and was fined 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. Wilson
Tom Hawley
Copper King
William Burke
Mrs Mary Johnson Dies at 28 in Madison Street Home
Miss Mary Johnson aged 28 died yesterday at her mother’s residence 1108 Madison Street. The funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson
Madison Street
Remains Taken to Boise City for John Ward
The body of John Ward and his son J M Ward were sent from Sherman's undertaking parlors to Boise City Idaho yesterday for burial or formal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ward
J. M. Ward
Boise City
Idaho
Sherman
Midsummer Dream Revival Promises Grand Cast and Spectacle
Wagenhals and Kemper bring a 41 member company to present A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Grand Friday and Saturday with stars Miss Kathryn Kidder and Louis James. Kidder's Sardou triumph Madame Sans Gene boosted her status while James is lauded as a versatile leading man. The production boasts elaborate scenery, music, and a large ballet with four children, promising a stunning Shakespearean event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagenhals
Kemper
Kathryn Kidder
Louis James
Miss Kidder
Victorien Sardou
Madame Sans Gene
Wagenhals and Kemper
Mr. James
Lady Macbeth
Desdemona
Lady Teazle
Hermione
Helena
James
Beautiful Jane Oaker
Ethel Browning
Ina Brooks
Jessie Merritt
Norman Hackett
Thomas Coffin Cooke
J. J. Ryan
W. Grosse
Hale Hamilton
Wagenhals & Kemper
Maxim de Grosz
Funeral for M P Brennan Today
The funeral for M P Brennan will be held today at 2 30 p m from the residence of his brother U L Brennan 529 North Wyoming Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Brennan
U. L
Foresters of America Court Plans March Social Session
Notice invites members and friends to Court Butte No. 1 F of A social on Friday evening March 22. W J Melvin serves as secretary and urges a cordial turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters of America
Court Butte No. 1
F. of A
W. J. Melvin
First suit filed against Missouri River Power company
Louis Hovind sues in district court through attorney Charles O'Donnell claiming the Missouri River Power company trespassed on his Nez Perce ranch near Helena to Butte. He states the line crossed his Kitty lode claim and Sawmill quick placer claim with a 3994 foot transmission run, 175 feet wide, damaging fences and land. seeks $5000 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Missouri River Power Company
Missouri River
Helena
Butte
District Court
Louis Hovind
Charles O'Donnell
Mr. Hovind
Nez Perce
Kitty Lode
Guick Placer
Two Montana Men File Bankruptcy Petitions
Two petitions filed yesterday in a United States district court list Richard A. Rowe of Centerville and Charles G. Werre of near Great Falls as unable to pay debts. Rowe owes 372.47 with assets of 25 and creditors all in Butte. Werre owes 576.45 with assets 240 including a mortgage on cows and homestead. Hearings set for April 4 and April 8 before referee S A Balliet in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Werre
Great Falls
Mr. Rowe
Centerville
United States Court
Richard A. Rowe
Marysville
Butte
I. D. Breund
Joseph Broughton & Co
T. J. Bennetts & Co
Walkerville Meat Company
P. McCabe
Sam Chong
Charles G. Werre
S. A. Balliet
Helena
Remains of H P Jones Shipped to Hillsboro
The body of H P Jones was sent yesterday afternoon to Hillsboro New York from Richards' undertaking parlors. The United Commercial Travelers escorted the remains to the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Jones
Hillsboro
Richards’ Undertaking
United Commercial
Mrs A Birthright Opens Parlors in Buttes
Mrs A Birthright, former owner of hair dressing parlors on West Granite Street, has returned from Alaska and opened new parlors at 110 North Wyoming Street to meet old and new customers.
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A. Birthright
West Granite Street
Buttes
Alaska
North
Wyoming Street
Early Closing Troubles Stir Park Street Bout
In Park Street rival second hand clothing dealers clashed after 6 pm when Bill Goldwater at No 30 protested loudly. A rival struck him, he was jailed until his son posted $20 to secure his liberty for a police court hearing with Judge Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Ling
Bouth Main Street
Lewis James
Lewis
Sullivan
James
George Owens
Park Street
Bill Goldwater
Goldwater
Death of James Pellow at Meaderville
James Pellow aged 42 died yesterday. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. from his residence 65 Main Street Meaderville, proceeding to the Meaderville M E F Church for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pellow
Main Street
Meaderville
Meaderville M. EF
Omaha Live Stock Market Report March 19
In Omaha cattle receipts reach 4,000 head with steady market. Native beef steers sell around 34.05 to 40, western and Texas steers vary, cows and heifers 32 to 74.25, stockers and feeders 20 to 4.75, calves up to 50?. Bulls and steers around 2.75 to 4. Hoge receipts total 10,000 head with steady to higher trends. heavy cattle 5.0 to 5.65. Sheep receipts 1,000,000 head with fair to choice natives 4.65 to 5.0, yearlings 4.25 to 4.85, lambs 4.50 to 5.25.
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Omaha
Texas
Cattle Hog and Sheep Market Brief from Kansas City
Kansas City market report shows cattle receipts at 9000 head with Texas steers around 3.90 to 3.95, native steers near 4.69 to 4.75, stockers 1.75 to 4.80, and bulls up to 4.25. Hog receipts 2000 head with prices around 5.40 to 5.70 for most, heavy hogs near 6.75 to 5.75, and pigs about 5.40 to 5.60. Sheep receipts 2000 head with lambs near 5.0 and ewes around 4.75.
Wool market steadier with firmer tone and strong demand
In Boston on March 1 9 the wool market shows a steadier tone and better demand with improved conditions. Territory wools lead sales with similar prices, fine lines secured around 4 4 3. staple grades 4 1 7 to 4 6 c. fine washed fleeces steady but light demand and small offerings.
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Boston
Territory
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Regional Weather and Agriculture Notes Across Pacific States
San Francisco reports scattered spring conditions across Nevada Oregon and California. Observations mention sheep seasons in Central Oregon and the Great Basin with references to San Joaquin plains Humboldt and Mendocine regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Nevada
Oregon
la Lac
Valley Oregon
Kutte
San Joaquin Plains
Humboldt and Mendecine
London Quotations March 1 Market Summary
London notes show Atchison and Canadian Pacific bidding at 8 3 4 and 44 respectively while Union Pacific preferred trades at 58 and Northern Pacific preferred at 2. Grand Trunk at 73 and Anaconda at 94 with bar silver at 26 1 16 pence per ounce and money market rates around 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
Market figures for onsets and Silver in London
London market report dated March 18 shows Coensels at £96 percent, yer at 281 164 per ounce, indicating daily price movements for precious metals and related commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jewelry stock disposed to Charles Dilger at 40 West Park
Edward F. Mayer announces the disposal of his jewelry stock at 40 West Park to Charles Dilger and asks patrons to continue their trade with him. He will settle all accounts and collect debts for the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park
Charles Dilger
Mr. Dilger
Edward F. Mayer
Schatztein's Ecoice Wallpaper Selection at 14 West Broadway
The local shop Schatztein's offers an ecoice wallpaper display at 14 West Broadway. Patrons can explore sustainable patterns and textures while considering durable, low impact options for homes and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecoice
Schatztein’s
West Broadway
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Butte News
Leys
Owsley
Butte, Mont
Christie & Leys
N. Main St
Bainbridge’s
Ievorite
Calkins’ Book Store
North Main St
Nels Peterson
Lime Spur
Mont
THE
W. Park St
Phose
DR. Chung
Herb Sanitarium
Galena St
Atte, Mont
Joehn
Kangaroo Court
E Evans
Missouri
Mmer
Missouri Power Company
Cvist vMritte
Re.t
Byuoth CO
Iihhica
N.Y
Montana Drug Co
Buite
Gay Paris
Goodyear
Stacy Adams
Nettleton Shoes
Worth
Genine
Vici Kids
Astoria
Dunlap
Century
East Park St
Courtney
Strasburger Harness Co
P.S
Kamesas City
Kansas City
Boston Wool Market
Weel
Centennial Brewing Co
N. Flamilton St
PR. M’laughlin
M. A
Mclaughlin
Columbia
Seantl
Grand Opera House
Dick P. Surrox
Mr. James Neill
Neill
Ni Elien Gwyn
King's Playhouse
Dick P. Sorrow
West Side Paper Co
W. Broadway
Drs. Murray & Freund Hospital
Man
Dr. Cliffords
N. F
J A. Stromberg & Co
Montane Distributors, Ona
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