Vast Funeral for John Noyes Profound Butte Tribute
Thousands gathered for the funeral of John Noyes held at his home and a large procession to the cemetery. Bishop Brewer officiated with a violet and Easter lily casket drape as floral offerings from numerous individuals and Silver Bow club members. The service recalled Noyes as a pioneer mine worker and community figure with many out-of-town mourners attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noyes
Butte
Bishop Brewer
Wyoming
Granite
Episcopal Church
Noyes
Placer
Main Street
Jack Thomas
Harry Doering
Hamilton
Holbrook
Arthur P. Heinze
F. Aug. Heinze
J. F. Forbis
J. W. Forb
Lyman T. Hay
Hot Springs
McClure
T. H. Smith
St. Joe
W. A. White
Captain de Wolf
C. F. Whittlesey
Seattle
W. H. Young
W. G. Prouts
Thomas Lavell
Napton
Sharpe
B. E. Calkins
M. J. Connell
Los Angeles
W. W. Dixon
C. L. Miller
Alice Roach
Will Thornton
Fred Orton
J. W. Forbis
Richard Lacy
W. M. Twohy
P. J. Brophy
Miss Wilcox
Laurence Harris
Ed Thompson
J. M. Thompson
Thornton
Miss Lucille Thornton
Star and Crescent
Lee Mantle
Oxnard
Frank Haskins
C. W. Carmen
Helena
J. K. Heslet
McHatton
Alleged attempt to graft in Red Light district men arraigned
Two men who gave names as Tom Johnson and Jim Hicks were arraigned before Judge Boyle on extortion charges. They allegedly pretended to be policemen in the Red Light district and demanded money from Ida Moore. Both pleaded not guilty and received bond of $50 each. The Moore woman notified beat officers, leading to their arrest. The pair claimed the police claim was a joke. Police say they sought money previously from another woman. Also noted is Rose Healey charged with theft from John Smith. she was granted a continuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
Jim Hicks
Moore
Red Light
Johnson
Hicks
Butte
Rose Healey
John Smith
Ogden
Polce
Healey
Naughton
Plunkett and Smith
Arraignment Reports Theft and Drunken Disorderly Acts
James Toole faced arraignment for stealing a bottle of whiskey worth $1 from Cattlin's saloon on Anaconda road and claimed he was drunk. Judge Boyle postponed sentence until this afternoon. Harry Burns received 30 days in the county jail. Daniel Mullen, who tore Jailer Sol Levy's shirt, was fined $5 after contrite arraignment. Jim Hughes and Charles Sullivan were not present. their cases continued as they were released on recognizance. Prosecution appears likely to be abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Toole
Cattlin
Anaconda Road
Judge Boyle
Harry Burns
Daniel Mullen
Sol Levy
Jim Hughes
Charles Sullivan
Porphyry and
Arizona Streets
Prominent Comedian William Jenkins Accused of Assault
William Jenkins, a well known figure, was arrested on a warrant for assault and battery against waiter George Dismos after a restaurant dispute at 44 East Park Street. Bonds were posted for appearance before Judge Boyle. Dismos alleges Jenkins kicked him during the heated argument over a cash register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jenkins
East Park Street
MygNulty
George Dismos
Jenkins
Dismas
McNulty
McGillick
Clark Johnstone celebrates 17th birthday banquet
Clark Johnstone son of Mr and Mrs Sam M Johnstone of 911 West Broadway turned 17 yesterday. A dinner for eight hosted by his mother Mrs Johnstone and Miss Allie Lowry featured an elaborate menu and fried chicken. Clark spoke after a banquet with Ed Hyland John Curtis Lester Fairly Bert O Brien John Hopkins Ben Hammond Mel Lowry Frank Killian and Hal Johnstone present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Johnstone
Sam M. Johnstone
West Broadway
Johnstone
Allie Lowry
Hal
Ed Hyland
John Curtis
Lester Fiarly
Bert O'Brien
John Hopkins
Ben Hammond
Mel Lowry
Frank Killian
Clark
Social Knights of Butte Host Large Dance at Renshaw Hall
The Social Knights of Butte held a dancing party at Renshaw hall last evening attended by several hundred people. It was their second event this season and its success was pleasing to the committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Knights of
Butte
Renshaw Hall
Social Knights
Our 5c Linoleums Bright Colors On Sale Now
A wide display features 5c linoleum patterns praised for bright cheerful colors and a hard durable wearing surface with lasting tones. A large assortment is available at popular sale prices today.
Death in Jail Cell Inquest to Determine Delirium Tremens Role
A well known bartender, 47, died in a county jail cell after a delirium tremens episode. Coroners jury to assess if neglect caused death as witnesses describe his prolonged drinking, removal to cell No 3, and lack of timely medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Burnham
Burnham
Centerville
Undertaking Rooms
Sherman
Albert Moore
Marty Sullivan
Jaies Juan Jelch
Als cXamneilia
Jolson
Perm
Butte
Sal
Fire threatens neighborhood as Powers home is damaged
A blaze at 727 West Quartz Street, home of John and Nicholas Powers, spread to the roof amid high winds last night. Fire Chief Sanger and volunteers fought two water streams to control the flames, with the wind easing the danger and neighbors fearing total loss before victory. The loss is put at 300 dollars with 700 to 800 dollars insured. the unused house was owned by Mrs. Margaret Day of Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Nicholas Powers
West
Quartz Street
Sanger
Powers Brothers
Margaret Day
Portland
Ore
Jack Bennett
Powers Home
Quartz
Alabama
New Lodging House Permit for West Galena Site
M Fried obtained a permit to remove an old frame shack on West Galena street next to the Free Coinage lodging house. A three story lodging house is planned for this summer between the Free Coinage and Schimpf Reichle buildings with a 42 foot frontage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fried
Galena Street
Coinage Lodging House
Free Coinage
Schimpf & Reichle
Government Wins Victory Over Revolutionists in Bogota
Washington reports from Mr. Baupre charge d'affaires in Bogota that the government declares a significant victory over revolutionists threatening the capital in recent months. The cablegram is dated March 22 and released for the state department on March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mr. Baupre
Bogota
State Department
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Butte News
Montana
Brothers
W. Park
Butte, Mont
Merchant Tailoring Department
W. H. Wix
N. W. Corner Broadway and Main
Butte, Montana
T. G. Heine
M. D
D Hen. Cay Block
Montana St
Mont
A. W. Barnard
Helena E. White
Burlington, Iowa
Donald Gillis
C. Niedenhoefen
H. I. Wilson
Miss Marks
Richard Kunkel
Ella Newkirk
J. W. Long
W. R. Kenyon and
F. E. Corbett
H. O. Doering
Walter
David Roach
J. T. Baldwin
Rockwood
John Caprice
Charles Warfield
McCrimmon
Cramer
Tong
Crescent
Mr. Carnahan
Mrs. Robinson
Miss Baldwin
J. W. Cotter
Walter Lewis
Renick
Carl Hand
Mme. Paumier
Hammond
Burton
A. Christie
Jones
Fayette Harrington
Charles Noyes
Turner
J. K. Clark
F. A. Heinze
Barry Hamilton
Fleitman
New York
C. W. Clark
Employes Butte Ice Company
Dunbar
John Mactinnis
Harp
Associated Charities
Fred Rowlands
William Scallon
C. Hight
J. E. Dawson
J. G. Dawson
Kirkman
Evanston
Judge Bach
T. M. Hodgens
R. Reed
McBride
Watson
Berlin
John Noyes, Jr
Thomas C. Noyes
W. McC. White
A. P. Heinze
John W. Thomas
George Cus
the Social Knights’ Ball
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Cor. Park and Main Sts., Butte, Mont
John G. Holland
Grocer
North Main Street
Liquor Department
Tremens
HOOD
Quarts
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
East Broadway
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Coener Asinones and Aluminum
Verde
Planing Mill
Faetery
Anacconda
Missoula
Boston & Montana
Great Butte
Britannia Mine
Great Mineral Belt
W.H. Nicholas
E. Broadway
Miss Henault
West Granite Street
West Quartz Street
Diageras AN
Mormon Church
Bishop Remedy Co
Sam Francisco
Newton Bros
North Main St
Hutte, Meat, and Drug Company
Anaconda
C. A. Perrin, M. D
Helena, Montana
Endre
Paris
Adress
Drug Co
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