Fines imposed in police court for Rosa Smith robbery case
Rosa Smith received a $300 fine after a prior conviction for robbing John Smith of $44 in the Ogden block. Judge Boyle warned heavy penalties may curb robberies by women in the bad lands. Other cases included Hicks and Fiward paying costs for impersonating an officer, S. F. Fisher fined for disturbing the peace, and Carl Griffiths to be sentenced for aggressive debt collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Rosa Smith
John Smith
Ogden Block
Smith
Hicks
S. F. Fisher
Carl Griffiths
Workmen Lodge Growth Highlighted In Montana Tour
L. Grantley grand master for Montana A C T U W returned from a 10 day inspection across eastern Montana reporting about 30 new initiations and one new Forsyth lodge of 30 members. He praised Lodges in Billings Big Timber Livingston Jardine Helena and Aldrich noting healthy finances and rising membership. Aldrich celebrated its lodge anniversary with a grand ball and banquet with 57 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Grantley
Montana
Forsyth
Grantley
Billines
Big Timber
Livingston
Jardine
Helena
Aldrich
Lodee
Mediums Not Ministers Fined for Practicing Without License
Mrs. C Rutledge a spiritualist medium was found guilty in Butte police court for operating without a license under ordinance 644. Judge Boyle ruled spiritualists are not ministers but a business subject to license tax, fining 825 with an appeal option to the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Butte
C. Kullenge
Laimab
Thresner
First National Spiritualist Association of
Minnt
First National Spiritualist Association
C. Rutledge
Lamb
Mel Rutledge
Hresh
Centennial Brewery Returns to Draught Across Town
Centennial Brewery announces its famous back beer is on draught everywhere today. Local pubs and stores display the familiar label as fans celebrate a limited return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Brewine Company
Boy Hero Stops Runaway Horse Near Butte Ranch
Tony Mitchell, son of ranch owner John F. Mitchell, risked himself to stop a frightened horse on Fast Broadway. Dragged 60 yards before miners and bystanders halted the animal, suffering a sprained right wrist and a broken leg below the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Mitchell
John F. Mitchell
Butte
Mr. Mitchell
Broadway
Tony
Heresy Trial of Rev Granville Louther Proceeds in Kansas
In Arkansas City Kansas the Methodist conference hears both sides in the Rev Granville Louther heresy trial. The prosecution centers on Louther’s remark that Christ died for man to show man how to die for man. Arguments conclude tonight with a verdict expected tomorrow. The proceedings have been orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Kan
Granville Louther
Louther
Barnard College Fund Nears Completion With Rockefeller Gift
The Barnard College fund rises to 191000 dollars of a 200000 goal. John D. Rockefeller will donate an additional 200000 dollars if the target is met. William C. Whitney contributed 1000 dollars and 4000 dollars were given in memory of Jesse Kaufmann. The fund is expected to close before April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barnard College
John D. Rockefeller
William C. Whitney
Jesse Kaufmann
Rockefeller
General Plummer Resigns as Washington Brigade Commander
Brig. Gen. W. H. Plummer of Spokane resigns his post as commander of the Washington brigade Uniform Rank, R. of P., citing business interests as the reason for stepping down to Major General Carnahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
W. H. Plummer
Washington
R. of P
Carnahan
Overstock coal prices and railway ticket sales exceed
Overstocked stock and coal delivery offered with Screened lump six dollars per ton Clear nut five fifty per ton Mine run five dollars per ton. C ki Williams general agent wholesale and retail office 1028 Fast Front street Butte. Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway tickets on sale to Anaconda and all stations via Great Northern 41 North Main street. Montana Abstract and Title Insurance Levi Davis president Room 504 Hennessy building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ki. Wiliams General Agent
Fast Front Street
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Anaconda
Great Northern Ticket Office
North Main Street
Montana Abstract and Title Insurance Company
Levi Davis
Hennessy Building
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promotes Baby Health
Advertises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as best for babies and adults with no opium or narcotics. Claims quick relief from coughs colds and croup and prevention of pneumonia when used early. Lists Standard Drug Co Smith Drug Co Martin Drug Co J M Kennedy Drug Co and all druggists in Butte as sellers. Also promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as easier to take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Augeuire
Paris
France
L. M. Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Montcale
Standard Drug Co
Smith Drug Co
Martin Drue Co
J. M. Kennedy Drug Co
Chamberlain's
Olds
la Grippe
Martin Drug Co
Chamberlain
Objects to a Divorce Time Husband Forever
Lizzie Murphy formerly Lizzie Funk objects to a divorce from Charles Murphy after a brief marriage. She denies cruelty, says she never struck or threatened him, and seeks about 40 dollars a month permanent alimony plus attorney fees. Murphy is accused of leaving home and failing to support her, while his saloon assets and cash are noted. A temporary restraining order was issued to protect his property, with court appearance set for April 12 to show cause why alimony and fees should not be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Murphy
Lizzie Funk
Charles Murphy
J. I. Vines
Murphy
South Main Street
W. A. Clark & Bro
Harney
Wfe
Orton Bros Piano and Organ Value In Butte
Orton Bros offers best value for money on pianos and organs. Located at 219 N Mai Street Butte customers are urged to call for deals and guidance on selecting instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
N. Mai Street
Butte
Auburn Pastor Offered Chair at McCormick Seminary
Rev. Dr. James St. Riges of Auburn has been offered the chair of New Testament Greek at McCormick Theological Seminary Chicago, the position he currently holds at Auburn Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N. Y
James St. Riges
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Auburn Theological Seminary
Snohomish and Tramway Mines Receive Positive Receiver Report
John H. Harris, receiver for the Snohomish and Tramway mines, filed the 24th monthly US court report. February output reached 988 tons from Snohomish and 73 tons from Tramway, with ore sales totaling 14,384.69 dollars and cash on hand of 23,542.53 dollars as of March 1, noting continued normal operations and a well-kept property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Harris
Snohomish and Tramway
United States Court
Snohomish
First National Bank
First Cass
Neihart Doings Special Correspondence Highlights
Neihart reports a train trip of Great Falls teachers for a short vacation with a dance in Frisco hall. Jack Parr moves machinery to a new site near Armington while Barker loads lagging and ties for mines. An ore wagon accident on Rock Creek road scatters ore, four horses hurt, but no loss of ore. School bond refinancing proceeds with $3,000 bonds offered after a district vote. Several locals travel to Arizona, Wyoming, and Idaho for work plans, with town leaders noting growth in nearby Gilt Edge.
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Standard
Neihart
Great Falls
E. B. Judd
L. E. Culverhouse
Leonadine Webber
A. Elizabeth Sackett
Clara Tillotson
Catherine Collins
Kathryne Mayo
J. E. Williams
Annie Simpson
Pauline Rolfe
M. A. Kenny
Frisco Hall
Moulton
Rock Creek
Spence
Main Street
F. E. Oriet
Kibbey
Bill Counts
Robbie Stark
Flagstar Ariz
Arizona
Wyoming
Idaho
Henry Daniels
Gilt Edge
Thomas Carr
A. G. Wilson
Local residents' greetings and plans noted
Two weeks undergoing medical treatment, both home and well. Patrick Cassidy left for Gilt Edge to pursue a business venture. Superintendent Ed McCoole and his son Eddie plus J. T. Reneaux return from Logging creek. Ed Williams of Belt Park visits his daughter Mabel Williams in this place.
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Patrick Cassidy
Gilt Edge
Ed McCoole
Eddie
J. T. Reneaux
Logging Creek
Ed Williams
Belt Park
Mabel Williams
Dog Bites Mayor’s 2 Year Old Son in Miles City
Miles City March 28 A 2 year old boy son of Mayor Andrews was bitten in the face by the mayor’s dog about 5 PM. A tooth pierced the upper lip but no serious injury occurred. the mayor killed the animal but lacked funds to complete the action, which will be finished in the morning. The dog is large and has bitten children before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Miles City
Reciprocity Convention Proposed in Chicago
Chicago March 28 Governor Stanley of Kansas was asked to call a Chicago convention on April 10 under the Reciprocity league to form a national reciprocity association with delegates from all industrial organizations invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stanley
Kansas
Western Reciprocity League
League
Reciprocity League
Fire destroys Virginia-Carolina plant milling department
Memphis Tenn March 28 The milling department of the Virginia Carolina Chemical company plant was wrecked by fire caused by spontaneous combustion. The loss will be heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
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Butte News
China
Libby
Davis & Weimescary CO
Main St
Butte, Mont
Jonas
Henry Jonas
West
Granite Street
Vitaline
Eagle Pharmacy
Oregon
Mrs. Winslow
Sary Authority
Plummer
Sweetwater Rock Springs
Ascot
Hennessy
London
Dent
Kennedy
Knox
Hennessy’'s, Agents
Mrs. Murphy
Lieves
Riges
Shohomish
Harris
United States
Neihart Doings
Clothing Department
Wilson Bros
Manhattan
Oee
Hennessy’s Nation Department
Hennessy’s
Largey Lumber Company
East
Iron St
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