Where the Money Went by City Treasurer
Report of City Treasurer Calkins for year ending April 1902 details receipts and expenditures. Includes license collections, assessed valuations, and special funds with figures such as receipts 3,177.05 and 5,568.23, various disbursements, and sums listed for divers items.
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Calkins
No. 827 West Galena hosts Ethical Culture smoker
Mrs. Kenneth McRea entertained the Ethical Culture club at her new home with a surprise by inviting several bachelor men to a smoker. The evening featured music dancing a sumptuous repast and lively socializing. Guests included Miss B Helen Skelly Miss Emily Coy Miss Ernestine Coughran Miss Gertrude Seyde Dr Bertha Mackel and others with Mr and Mrs Kenneth McRea among the attendees.
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Kenneth McRea
Ethical Culture Club
West
Galena Street
B. Helen Skelly
Emily Coy
Ernestine Coughran
Gertrude Seyde
Bertha Mackel
Sadie Hatherrell
Mary and Bell Crangle
Martha Storm
Bernice Cox
Dorothy MacLane
O'Neill
Health and Recreation at Hunter's Hot Springs
A health and pleasure resort offers relief from fatigue with waters reputed to cure rheumatism nervousness stomach liver and kidney troubles. Physicians nurses and masseurs manage baths with special excursion rates including rail fare board lodging and bath use available at Montana points.
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Montana
Q V F B Club Enjoys Dutch Lunch Of May Meeting
The Q V F B club was hosted by Mrs. M H Meyers on South Montana street with absent members fined for next time. President Mrs M A Dingley was missing as she visited Boulder. May 16 the group meets with Mrs Charles Smith at 215 Dakota Street. Members present included Mesdames J L Vandeusen A A MacMaster W A McConnel E C Hollingsworth M H Meyers H M Spencer Charles Smith M L McCune and Miss Spencer.
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M. H. Meyers
South Montana Street
M. A. Dingley
Alice
Lillian McCune
Ethel Spencer
Charles Smith
Dakota Street
Mesdames
J. L. Vandeusen
A. A. MacMaster
J. W. Raddington
W. A. McConnel
E. C. Hollingsworth
H. M. Spencer
M. L. McCune
Miss Spencer
DOESN'T NEED ALIMONY SAYS HE OFFERED 850 FOR BENEFIT OF WIFE AND CHILD
Frank W. Cochrane defendant in a divorce suit contends his wife Matilde does not need alimony. He says she works in her mother's boarding house and receives room and board. He recalls offering 850 for herself and child but she refused. He claims her attorney suggested not opposing the suit to avoid alimony and counsel fees. He asserts he earns only 195 a month and cannot pay. The case proceeds with affidavits and continuance for reply.
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Frank W. Cochrane
Matilde Cochrane
Cochrane
Dan Yancey
John M. Dixon
Fuel dealers announce coal and wood delivery cease after April 1902
We the undersigned fuel dealers warn they cannot deliver coal or wood after April 30 1902. Beginning May 1 1902 customers may purchase fuel at the various yards. Tickets to Anaconda and beyond are on sale at Great Northern ticket office 41 North Main Street with time card and freight rate information available.
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Northurst Coal CO
Montana Fuel CO
Western Fuel CO
Butte Coal CO
Butte Sewer Pipfh & Tile CO
Butte Fuel & Supply CO. Co
BE. Williams
Citizens’ Coal CO
West Side Coal CO
Walkerville Coal CO
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Anaconda
Great Northern
North Main Street
Judge Harney Rules in Butte Damage Suits and Grants New Trials
Judge Harney issued decisions in multiple damage suits against the city of Butte. He sustained a complaint in Hugh Mc Mahon v. Butte over injuries from a sidewalk incident and overruled demurrers in Meirs and Kelly suits. New trials were granted in Ruth F Button v Henry Kipp and Kipp v Burton due to a void execution.
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Harney
Hugh McMahon
Butte
Pat J. Meirs
John Kelly
Charles Hudon
Henry Floyd
Joseph C. Cameron
Dillon Implement Company
Cameron
Prescott
George H. Spencer
Thomas Rowan
Ruth F. Button
Henry Kipp
Kipp
Burton
Couple planned simultaneous death in jail attempt
Washington Courthouse Ohio May 3 Henry Cross pleaded a joint suicide plan with his wife after stabbing her in their jail cell then cutting his neck and wrist. Mrs Cross survived a brutal attack once thought fatal and is recovering under care. Cross recuperates and faces trial May 19 for the Ralph Thomson murder.
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Washington Courthouse
Ohio
Henry Cross
Ralph Thomson
Croas
Phillips
Mrs. Cross
Cross
Ralph Thompson
Women fleece York shoppers with fake fund tickets
Two young women offered to raise a fresh air fund for poor York children by shining shoes at 10 cents each. They pressed Mr. Reineberg to stamp tickets to prevent counterfeiting then canvassed town selling the bogus charity tickets to men. After they left, the dealer faced a flood of angry suitors.
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York
Lee Reineberg
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Butte News
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Butte, Mont
Tonkin
East Park St
C. A. Perrin, M. D
Helena, Montana
T. G. Heine
M. D
Montana St
Avurs
Ansenas
Nts
Hunter’s Hot Springs
Walker
Q. V. F. B. Club
Judge Harney
West Broadway
New Goldberg Blk
Lewis
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Jerry Mullins
William J. McMahon
Seeloff
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Pufahl’s
Miss Harold
Georgehd Fox
New York City
E. W. Harold
the Argyle
Broadway
Office
F. W. Parker
East Broadway
John T. Laws
Helena
C. J. Healy
William Pepworth
Bozeman
Negro
Ens
Harrison
G. Holland
Grocer
Gregg Tea and Coffee Company
Gregeg
Gregg
Visalia Saddle Co
Visalia, Cal
O. Box
Diamond
Cudahy Packing Co
Omaha
Neb
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Buite
C_ener Aswergs and Aluminum Ste
Bille
Et Butte
Dr. W. Norton Dal
DR. W. Norton Davis & Vr. O. Box
Spokane, Waeh
P.O. Box
Beattie
Baseball Goods
Evans’ Book Store
North Main St
Broadway Theater
P. Sutton
Ganges
Howard Kyle
Nathan Hale
E. Ae
D. P. Sutton
C. J. Reiley
Frawley Company
Mizzoura
Alabama
Wednetay
Sutton’s Family Theater
Johnnie Pringle
will _chan
Smith Hair Growing Co
Washington Bik
Mintana Undertaking
Tuvos
Lavell
Prop
Thos Sullivan
Mgr. Puone
E. Park