Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Trades and People
Butte notes record brief items from local business and residents. Mentions Walker's beer ads, Orton Bros plans, Denwood McLaughlin Coal Co, dentists, and several residents departing for cities like Waconia Montreal Hamilton Deadwood. Includes births, injuries, sales ads, and church notices with names such as Dan Neary, Mary Murray, Rabbi Wittenberg, and State railroad officials visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker's Beer
Orton Bros
Adv
Denwood
McLaughlin Coal Co
aAcv
Til & Cole
Dentists
Phoenix
Deadwood
Lisa's
Yogen
Fern Canovan
Idaho Street
HM. Ware
Ind
Ady
Thomas Whalen
W. W. Rosy
A Power
Great Falls
Dan Neary
Duggan Avenue
All Butte Cab Co
Bell
Clothery
North Main
Untique Tailoring Co
Hoth
FPO
Bryce Kremer
Wilson
Kremer
Craw
Amos Booth
Hennessy Company
California
Wahaya
Call
Krueger Plumbing Co
Hell
George Scott
Nny
Telona
Mraz
le BP
Sanders
G.chirk
Real Falls Tribune
FG. Mathison
Butte
Los Angeles
A. H.hollbrouney
Sam Hall
Spokane
Sareh Ann Hall
Willam Staats
Woman Acquitted After Grand Larceny Trial
A local district court judge yesterday acquitted a woman and two other defendants in a grand larceny case connected to a furniture purchase. The accuser, L. E. Rawasey, said Griffin kept a recovered $70 from a sale, while Griffin denied all knowledge. The jury found no guilt for Griffin, and related cases for misdemeanor charges were dismissed for lack of timing compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Gritin
Donly
District Court
L. E
Rawasey
Lust Chistin
Sii
Griffin
Raul
Ariflin
Dis Tral
Willan
Merer
John Keaki
John Crovih
Dave Ryan
Minibling
Midge Donk
Dis
Jacob Knut~ Cla
Peter Erickson
Lal
Dontan
Miem
Lhe Svane Reasow
Insanity Charge Involving James Hill and W A Clark
George Lewis, 50, colored, claimed in district court that James Hill and W A Clark owed him a mining property stake and a block of stock valued at 410,000. He alleged vast finances and imagined debts, was arrested at the Northern hotel, and remains in county jail. A separate complaint targets Mrs Hannah McCarthy of East Summit street for alleged persecution hallucinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lewis
Tomorrey
W. A. Clark
Northern Hotel
Lewis
James 7
Great Norther Railway
Siti Lawlis
Hannah McCarthy
East Summit Street
Comerford Accused of Speeding and Disorderly Driving
In Bilitie court yesterday J D Comerford faced charges of speeding and breaching traffic laws after a pursuit on East Broadway and Arizona Street. Officer Gillert testified Comerford reached high speeds and rammed a street barrier, while a 450 mile per hour pace was noted by a motorcycle patrol. Thomas Walker for Comerford denied wrongdoing and appealed. Separately William Tharns faced riot-related charges from St Patrick’s Dance incident at the Coliseum with witness testimony describing violence after a floor committee order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldenman
Hutte
J.D. Comerford
Giller
Gooter
Akietmay
Minewood
Polleaman
Gillert
Cumerford
East Broadway
Mnoeford
Arizona Street
Gilberk
Comerford
Thomas Walker
Beaher
Walker
William Tharns
St. Patrick's
Property paint sale leads to legal charges
A garbled report notes a minor named Batricte Sarteld charged with grand larceny after allegedly taking 15 from a Majestic bar fixture. Deputy County Attorney W McCarthy issued the complaint with Andrew Harellt of Mercury Street listed as a state's witness in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batricte Sarteld
Uounty
W. McCarthy
Andrew Harellt
Mercury Street
Lilies for Easter Depend on Weather
Weather dictates Easter lilies output with blooms late in June. Greenhouse conditions and prior freezes affect market, with Warier and daffodils also impacted. Florists await warm days to bring in lilies, carnations, and roses for Easter sales as plants struggle under frost, delaying shipments to market and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yelliog Ag
Hmnwe
Chia Wu
Wiles
Pathhug Lee
Butte of the Future Viewed by Optimist
A long quotation from a prominent Butte figure foresees Montana’s capital becoming a permanent, dominant industrial hub. He argues Butte could anchor Northwest distribution, with rail and mining sectors driving rapid growth, predicting Montana’s rise to one of the nation’s wealthiest states as mines continue to operate and factories expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Montania
Montana
Hulte
Ty Place
Mano
Rutle
Montane
Butte
Thi Weil
Peepee
Inghaes
Qaiean
Anevent
Plans for Commander Booth Arrival Detailed for Weekend
A report describes Commander Booth arriving Saturday afternoon at a station where Canidae brit and others await. She will stay at the Thornton hotel in a reserved suite, escorted by Salvation Army friends, and will dictate a few private business matters before appearing in public on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jsutte
Etelenn
Seasonal Florals and Gifts Brighten Spring Windows
The passage notes seasonal colors and plants for spring decor including ferns and asparagus vines. It mentions Noirose and a Christmas spring color shift, with mentions of florist displays, Easter greenery, and related flower prices and varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Hondarie
Antiquaten Eggs Used in Theoretical Experiments
A fragmentary report references Lawrence and Dr Brumby in Kansas, detailing a plan to use antiquated eggs to illustrate a theory. An unnamed state official and a group of men conduct two-year trials with eggs served raw alongside daily hen meals, aiming to test a hypothesis through repeated feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Fan
Kansas
Brumby
Fourteen Million Bales Cotton Crop Reported by State
Washington March 2 Interstate Commerce Commission calls on all railroads for data to form a practical census of freight cars. The report notes cotton production by state with Alabama to Virginia figures and percentages, reflecting a national survey status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Washington
Interstate Commerce Camentsdiay
Ture
Unable to extract clear headline from fragment
The readable text is disjointed and does not provide identifiable people organizations places or events to form a credible summary or headline. The fragmentary OCR lacks coherent facts for a proper newspaper card.
Easter suits exhibit at Bouchers window sale
Inspector William E Rowe, 33 year police veteran, named chief of police by Mayor Baker to replace Fred Kohler, who was removed last Monday for gross immorality and misconduct in office. Rowe had filled the chief role during Kohler’s absences and supported the former chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelind
Obie
Mare
William
Rowe
Baker
Fred Kohler
Wonler
Chlor
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Butte News
Ies
Standard
East Drumsway
Independent
Tates
Owen Curbs
Bive
Ander
Wes Ken Arbem Lee
Uraeant
James J. Hill
Theclothery
North Main Snerial Department
Mark Cross
Alden Ray
Cannerford
Halle
Tare Tha Kry
Schatalein Painco
West Broalway
Tothois
Peti Omyatem
Neyland
Dy Wenduee
Nastier Soulay
Hamers
Oplien
BMOR
Shullers Hextingys
Booth
Mose Linz Lends
North Majo Si
Roger & Gallet Bad
Pinaud Pievor
Colgate & Co
Solon Palmer Lazell
Asia
Hayler
Allegretti
Lowney
Johnson
Peter
Hershiy
Newbro Drug CO
Butte, Mont
Dr. E. E. German
North Main Street
West Park
Alhambra
Great Novarn
M. J. Sullivan
Propriet
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