Anderson Convicted Of Stealing A Coat
William “Red” Anderson convicted of grand larceny for stealing a $225 woman’s coat from W. Krebs. He confessed after attempting to sell it, with a bartender who fled town to California. Defense claimed another coat and McCarthy unknown. Pat Rodgers’ robbery charge dismissed. he remains jailed for carrying concealed weapons. Harbour case dismissed for insufficient evidence. Judge Bourquin’s department ends term. trials to resume April 17 and 18.
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William Anderson
Red” Anderson
Mercury Street
California
Anderson
McCarthy
Bourquin
First tennis season opens as fair sex may join Butte club
Butte 1996 tennis season starts on old courts in good shape with grading on new courts planned next week. Applications for new memberships due by next Friday. Club officials list Floyd Bushnell as president D D McLaughlin as treasurer and A R Mosher as secretary. Women players may be admitted this year with morning play proposed on certain days at the Jackson Street courts.
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Butte
Anaconda
Jackson
Diamond Street
Floyd Bushnell
Miner Office
D. D. McLaughlin
West
Granite Street
A. R. Mosher
Standard Office
Link Charged With Carrying Concealed Weapons
In district court on December six William Gordon trial witness James Link was found to have a revolver in his hip pocket. A $500 fine and four months in jail followed. The sentence was modified and Gordon released but the county attorney must file a complaint against Link for carrying concealed weapons in Justice Rhoades' court.
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Walker
Pat Rodgers
Donlan
Rodgers
Joe Rodgers
John Anderson
Thompson
East Park Street
Anderson
William Gordon
James Link
Link
Ian
Gordon
Justice Rhoades’ Court
Don
Tour of inspection by superintendent in Bozeman today
Superintendent R G Young visits Bozeman to inspect college shops and mechanical equipment with a view to adding a manual training day to the Butte Public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Young
Bozeman
Butte
Man sues over mining claims near Columbia Gardens
Frank Walker filed a district court suit against Anton Hoff and others seeking damages and an injunction to stop trespassing on several mining claims near Columbia Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Walker
District Court
Anton Hoff
Columbia Gardens
Plaintiff seeks damages and TRO in Utopia cases
The plaintiff claims ownership of several named assets including Utopia and Little Giant along with Fountain Second Choice Unexpected and Walkover. The suit seeks $1,000 in damages and a request for a temporary restraining order was filed.
Death Ends Troubles of Isaac H Minneard
News reaches Butte of the death of Isaac H Minneard a miner formerly of Butte He died at Warn Springs asylum after recent commitment from the Butte courts He was 38 and survived by a wife and two children The Modern Woodmen will handle funeral plans Undertaker Hichards brought the body to Butte Services are set at 222 Garden Avenue Sunday afternoon with Rev Mr Fhippen presiding Burial will be in Mt Moriah cemetery.
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Butte
Isaac H. Minneard
Minneard
Warn Springs Asylum
Butte Courts
Modern Woodmen
Hichards
Burlington
Garden Avenue
Stev
Fhippen
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Trial in Willard vs Smith over tax deed title dispute
Judge McClernan presides as jurors hear Willard claim $500 against FE G Smith for sale of a lot with a county tax deed. Berry owned the property, Willard built, learned Smith only held a tax deed, Berry later paid taxes and reclaimed title, leaving Willard to such sum. Attorneys contest admissibility of testimony and verdict amount, with morning ruling pending.
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Smith
Berry
Willard
Parr and Langford
O Brien Elected President of the American League
Jules D. O'Brien of Milwaukee was unanimously elected president of the American Baseball League. All factions agreed that delaying the election would jeopardize the association's interests.
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Chicago
Jules D. O’brien
Milwaukee
American Baseball League
Services at Temple B'nai Israel in Galeingt on Sabbath
Services will be held at Temple B'nai Israel on Galeington Streets at o'clock. Subject of sermon is Patience. All are cordially invited. Saturday service and Sabbath School at 10 a m. Night at na and Wash
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Temple B'nai Israel
Galeington Streets
Na and
Wash
Best Things In New Bugs Rolling Out For Inspection
An advertising note promotes new bugs arriving daily in a great variety. It promises brand-new products and urges readers to call today for inspection. The ad highlights very low prices and invites direct contact to arrange rollout.
Town on the Hill Prepares for Major Boom
Reports from Walkerville describe a booming mining camp with abundant quartz and copper finds. Pay day at Lexington mines distributed several thousand dollars to miners and top men amid plans for April 26 Odd Fellows anniversary events and revived church meetings at Mt. Bethel.
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Lexington
No more for Grandpa AP store ad writer ends crowing
A Rhode Island Advertiser note recalls a store that rarely advertised hiring a clever ad writer. The result boosted sales, but the storekeeper told the writer to stop, saying the advertising had everyone at the store worn out and exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Death of Lancelot Pelly Reported in Korea
Bernard Pelly British vice consul at Seattle received a cablegram announcing the death of his brother Lancelot in Korea. There had been no prior word of illness and the brother, who planned to make Seattle his home after May 1, had been arranging for his homecoming.
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Seattle
Bernard Pelly
Lancelot
Korea
Deserted by his wife suit filed for divorce
Alphonse Perusse brought suit yesterday in the district court against Rose Perusse for divorce on the ground of desertion. They were married in Butte Sept. 7, 1902, and the desertion occurred Jan. 26, 1905, at Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse Perusse
Rose Perusse
Butte
Basin
Butte and Milwaukee Mining Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Butte and Milwaukee Mining company were filed with the county clerk by Dan Smith B Binnard Charles A Wallace John F Cowan and F G Goggin. Capital stock is 3 000 000 in 1 500 000 shares at 2 each. The Norcross Mining company opens second allotment of treasury stock at 25 cents per share.
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Butte & Milwaukee Mining Company
Dan. Smith
B. Binnard
Charles A. Wallace
John F. Cowan
F. G. Goggin
Norcross Mining Company
Treasury
The
Norcross Investment Company
East Broadway
Funeral for M. E. Buckley Called by A O Hi Division No 1
Members of division No 1 A O Hi are asked to assemble at 1057 South Gaylord Street Friday at 10 o'clock to attend the funeral of our late brother M E Buckley by order of John O Rourke T J McCarthy president recording secretary
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A. O. Hi
South Gaylord Street
M. E. Buckley
John O'Rourke
T. J. M'Carthy
Sunday School Meet Sees Good Attendance in Butte
The Protestant Sunday schools of Silver Bow county opened a three session convention in Grace Methodist Episcopal church South Butte with Rev W C Merritt present. Afternoon included a round table on Sunday school work and papers by Rev Chambers C L Bovard and Mrs Merritt. Evening featured an address by M P Sipple and an open talk by Merritt on guiding youth. The event serves as a precursor to the Montana state convention in Dillon May 22 24 with sessions to conclude at Shortridge Memorial church.
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Mt. Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church
H. A. James
James
Butte
Protestant Sunday Schools
Silver Bow County
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
South Butte
F. Chambers
A. T. Metullough
Dillon
W. C. Merritt
Northwest
Twin Bridges
Madison County
C. L Bovard
Logan McDonald
M. P. Sipple
Shortridge Memorial Church
Funeral for Michael Buckley Held at 1057 South Gaylord
The funeral for Michael Buckley aged 49 will be held this morning at 10 o clock at the residence of his sister Mrs James Byrne located at 1057 South Gaylord Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Buckley
James Byrne
South Gaylord Street
Bonita Club Incorporation Formed for Fishing and Hunting
The Bonita club has been incorporated by F A Jones of Anaconda C F Kelley D Gay Stivers W L Renick and E A Morley of Butte. The club has no capital stock and its announced purposes are to fish hunt and conduct and encourage other innocent sports.
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The
Bonita Club
F. A. Jones
Anaconda
C. F. Kelley
D. Gay Stivers
W. L. Renick
E. A. Morley
Butte
Reopening of City Market by Jonas Eisler
Jonas Eisler will resume business at the City Market on Monday April 2 1906 located at 124 West Park Street Butte Telephone 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Eisler
West Park Street
Butte
No One Knows about Los Angeles Franchise Grant
George Gould denies any involvement in the city council granted three mile steam railroad terminal franchise in Los Angeles. It remains unclear if H K Huntington has any stake. The mayor has not signed the ordinance yet as the journey to Salt Lake via the new route is promoted.
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Los Angeles
George Gould
H. K., Huntington
New Salt Lake
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Salt Lake
Salt Bargains
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Scarborough Beach
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Slave Lake
State Medical Institute
Broadway
Clark's Bank
Butte, Mont
West Broadway
Huie Pock & CO
South Main Street
Galena
Moni
Ella
Ella Harbour
George Harbour
Denny
Tive
Mr. Smith
J. D. O'Brien
American League
Temple
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Co
Park and Main Sts
Broadway Theater
Hamlin & Mitchell
Victor Herbert
Glen MacDonough
Stage Directio
Julian Mitchell
Pla
New York
Beautify Chorus
Gorgecoucenery Magnificent Orchestra
Lows
Sary
Walkerville
Willian Barnett
Olive Branch Lodge
Washington Lodge
Centerville
Odd Fellows
Meaderville
Mike Murray
Mountain View Mine
Hunter's Hot Springs
Grandpa
Roscian Comic Opera Company
Fra Diavolo
el Capitan
Martha
Normany
Shortridge Church
Hennessy
Montana
Ask Central
Hennessy’s Meat Market
Fair Drug Company and All Drug Stores
Daly’s Place
Main
Booth
W. Park
Ceylon
Royal Cafe
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United States
Plymouth
F. A. Ironside the Dentist
N. Main St., Butte
Bridger
DR. Dodd
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