Butte Current Notes A Busy Local Tidings Roundup
In this miscellaneous item, residents and businesses from Butte and nearby areas are noted leaving for travels to Tacoma Montreal San Francisco Hamilton Deadwood and Berkeleys while locals engage in services sales and community events. Insights include Measles in a family, a hospital visit after a wrist injury, a Meantime Temple address by Rabbi Wietenberg and a Queen Esther child play by Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bruce
Hants
Wilson
Mra Kremer
Amos Booth
The
Henneans Company
California
Sevab
Thomas Harris
Snusinesa
Berketes
Cals
Ben Moran
Krueger Plumbing Co
Bell
George Hontt
al Helena
Mary Murray
Mise
Kate Murray
Stephen Toft
Clark
Great Falls
Mie
Stree A
Itetbroney
Samal
Ax Anvann Haile
Witlam Staats
Annie Hesimonnet
Tina
Salt Lake
Halloran
Helena Ciu
Union Assc
Mr Staats
California Pratt
JA. Pasinon
Rcandinaviant-american Steamship Company
A. Hillis
Griffin Cleared of Grand Larceny Charge in District Court
John Griffin, a young helper for a second hand furniture dealer, faced a grand larceny trial in Judge Donlan’s district court. Prosecutor said Mrs. J Ramsey testified a roll of money vanished after Griffin assisted with linoleum. Griffin maintained innocence and the jury found him not guilty. Cases of gambling charges against Koski and two others were dismissed for not being brought to trial within six months. Additional cases against Knutellla and Erickson slated for today were likewise dismissed for the same reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Griffin
Judee Donlan
J. Ramsey
Griffin
William Meyer
John Koski
John Crenin
Dave Ryan
Donlan
Jacob Knutella
Peter Erickson
Cams
Sury
Insanity Trial Follows Mining Claim Dispute In North District
George Lewis colored aged 60 will be tried in district court on an insanity charge tomorrow. He claimed he bought mining property from W A Clark and that Clark would pay a fortune to settle a debt. Lewis and James J Hill allegedly owed a block of Great Northern railway stock valued at 39000. Lewis is jailed. A separate complaint charges Mrs Hannah M Carthy of East Summit street with hallucinations of persecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lewis
W. A. Clark
Northern Hotel
Lewis
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Hannah M. Carthy
East Summit Street
McCarthy
Comerford Fined for Speeding in Butte Court
In Butte City case against J D Comerford arrested by Officer Gilbert for speeding and other city traffic violations Judge Booker fined Comerford 19 dollars after testimony of Alderman Ellingwood and Motor Cycle Policeman Gilbert. Defended by Thomas Walker who denied driving fast. Separate defendant William Burns fined 10 dollars for disorderly conduct at St Patrick's dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
J.D. Comerford
Gilbert
Booker
Ellingwood
Comerford
East Broadway
Arizona Street
Thomas Walker
Walker
William Burns
Coliseum
McMichaels
Burns
Burne
Good Paint Pays In the Improved Look of Your Property
Schatzlein Paint Co advertises improved property appearance with quality paint at 185 per balloon for sale. Located at 14 West Broadway, items emphasize value and home enhancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schatzlein Paint CO
West Broadway
Miner Patrick Sarfield Charged With Grand Larceny
Patrick Sarfield, a miner, was yesterday charged with grand larceny in a complaint sworn by Deputy County Sheriff W. P. McCarthy. He is accused of taking $10 from a patron at the Majestic bar. Andrew Rarelli of 230 East Mercury Street is named as a state's witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Sarfield
W. P. McCarthy
Andrew Rarelli
East
Mercury Street
Lilies for Easter Depend on Weather
Florists warn Easter lilies depend on warming weather to reach Butte in time. Greenhouses report frost at 16 below zero delaying shipments. lilies boast many blossoms but may suffer yellowing if exposed to sun after frost. Market notes include hardy cut flowers like carnations, daffodils, and azaleas. American beauty roses from local growers augment Easter trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Butte of the Future Viewed by Optimist
A prominent Butte citizen predicts the city will remain permanent and rise as Montana’s chief industrial and shipping hub even if mines exhaust within a decade. He argues Butte’s electric power, railways, and boosters can attract factories and a growing population, making it a lasting metropolis despite mine declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
New York
Montana
Peopl
Indy Capital
United States
Willie
Plans to Receive Commander Eva Booth in Butte
Commander Eva Booth arrives in Butte from Helena at five Saturday afternoon and will be met at the station by local Salvation Army friends. She will ride to the Thornton hotel where a suite is reserved and an automobile from J. R. Wharton will be provided. Booth will not appear publicly until Sunday evening while she meets with staff and attends to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Booth
Butte
Helena
Army Corps
Butte Salvation
Booth
Thornton Hotel
J. R. Wharton
Narvation Army
Ss Roath
Fe Per’ Sons
Spring flowers flood florists shelves in Easter trade
The piece lists Jarrodiin Jonquil and tulips in assorted colors sold by the dozen or in boxes. It notes azaleas for Christmas or spring forcing, Nett roses named after President Wilson’s daughter, and a range of beauty roses and Easter lilies priced from small potted to cut blossoms. Ferns and asparagus vines remain staple Easter offerings.
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Wilson
Aged eggs test aims to prove a medical theory
Lawrence Kansas March 20 age is not a detriment to eggs or to people through a medical test by Dr Brumby dean of the Kansas school of medicine and secretary of the state board of health. a squad of men will be fed aged eggs for ten days and records of their condition will be kept to support the theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Brumby
Kansas School of Medicine
State Board of Health
Shay
Cotton crop14 million bales cited in census figures
Washington reports last year cotton production reached about 14.86 million bales including lint, with state by state tallies shown. Interstate Commerce Commission meanwhile asks railroads for detailed freight car data to support a census.
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Washington
Cen
Sew Island
Tha
Alabama
Tasmtie
Arkansas
Florida
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Washington, Marentyne
Anterstate Commerce Commission
Railroad rates and car charges query deadline
A statement indicates that lines owned or leased by railroads set rates and mileage for handling refrigerator cars and that answers must be filed before April 3. The note references private lines and cost considerations in railroad carriage.
Special Window Exhibit at Bouchers Easter Suite
An Easter window display for men and young fellows features a modest range of prices from 15 to 35 dollars. Located at 37 39 West Park Street, the ad promotes affordable stylish options and invites readers to visit Bouchers for the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park Street
Cleveland appoints William S Rowe as police chief
Inspector William S Rowe, 33 years a member of the police department, was appointed chief by Governor Baker to succeed Fred Kohler, who was removed last Monday after a guilty verdict of gross immorality and misconduct in office. Rowe had served as acting chief whenever Kohler was absent and has supported the former chief. March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wiliam S. Rowe
Police Department
Imavor Baker
Fred Kohler
Rowe
Kohler
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Butte News
Butte, Ment
Walker's Beer
Orton Bros
McLaughlin Coal Co
FF. Murphy
San Francisco
Cora J. Matson
Hamilton
Maggie Neva
Deadwood
Lisa
Yogen Bros
Fern Canovan
Idaho Street
H. M. Warenb
Phoenix
Thomas Whalen
W. N. Rows
A. Power
Dan Neary
Duggan Avenue
All Butte Cab Co
Ind
Clothery
Unique Tailoring Co
Eh HS
the Clothery
North Main
Ladies’ Department
Mark
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Heeman Gilbert
Nother Coliseum
Larc NY
Maria
Ent Industrial Center
Mole Linz Lends
North Main St
Roger & Gallet
Pinaud Piever
American Manufacture
Colgate & Co
Solon Palmer Lazell
Olafieh
Tomer Newbee
Onr
Peter
Honey
Nestle
Meé
Donald
Newbro Drug CO
Butte, Mont
E. E. German
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