Local Market Ad Promotes Pantry Specials and Seafood
The notice lists domestic sardines at 50c per dozen and six cans 25c per can, plus various discounts on washing powder, Horseradish, Queen Olives, and breakfast foods. Fresh seafood prices include halibut, Chinook salmon, herring, shad, flounders, soles, codfish, trout, Dolly Varden, whitefish, and lake trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutey Bros
Delicatessen
Seccesee Rae
Haiad Bs Ae
Sesensens
Jack Day Convicted in Grand Larceny Case
The state’s case against Jack Day for grand larceny in Missoula ended with a jury verdict of guilty after 45 minutes of deliberation. Day allegedly joined by others in robbing Charles Hill of $130 and a watch at the Missoula saloon on April 7, with Hill drugged and unconscious. Day awaits sentencing by Judge McClernan, scheduled for Monday morning.
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Jack Day
Charles Hill
Missoula
Porphyry and
Arizona Streets
Hill
Peterson & Randall
Jack
Harry Day
A. Randall
Josie Olsen
William Johns
North Dakota
Randall
Johns, Olsen
Justice Court Hearings Postponed and Pleas Entered
In Justice Taylor's court two trial hearings were continued to next week. The Swede Murphy case for passing a worthless check was moved to Thursday morning at 9. O C Langstadt and Nef Bellingham face grand larceny charges. the examination was set to continue next Tuesday morning at 9 due to absent prosecutor Yancey. Brakeman Jones pled guilty to beating Mike Bedovinitz and paid a fine with costs. In Justice Collgan's court John Barry, brother of Monk Barry, was arraigned on third degree assault and remanded to jail. hearing is scheduled for next Tuesday at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Taylor
Murphy
O. C. Langstadt
Nef Bellingham
Montana Electric Company
Agsaistan
Yancey
P. J
John J. Sullivan
Corser D'nahlerset to Hold Regular Services at M E Church
Corser D'nahlerset will hold its regular services this evening at o'clock sharp at the Methodist Episcopal church South corner Idaho and Galena streets with Rev. Henry Weiss officiating. The sermon is titled Russia. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Idaho and
Galena Streets
Henry Weiss
Russia
Whist Party Planned by Branch 661 L C B A at Hibernia Hall
Branch No 661 of the L C B A will hold a whist party at Hibernia hall Centerville on May 15. Admission is 25 cents and everyone is invited.
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Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Woman Files for Divorce After Pistols During Assault
Mrs. Blodgett accuses her husband W H Blodgett of assaulting her and brandishing a pistol a few minutes after a prior beating on Feb 25. She seeks divorce and custody of their one year old son, citing ongoing cruelty and lack of support since 1901. Capt Stephen G Jeans sues Butte for damages after slipping on an icy sidewalk on Dec 29, 1902, seeking 5000 and doctor costs. Goldman vs Butte Miner appeals a $5 judgment over a claimed service fee offset for two ball tickets. P J Brophy sues P H Downey, verdict for plaintiff 1511 75 provisional instruction-based.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Blodgett
Morrin
Stephen G. Jeans
District Court
Butte
Arizona and
Park Streets
H. L. Maury
Max Goldman
Butte Miner Company
Justice Danzer
Goldman
Week End Excursions on Great Northern Railway
Special week end travel offers from Butte for Boulder Basin and Alhambra trips with return options. Prices range from $1.00 to $2.30 and cover Saturday night to Monday or Sunday nights. Ticket office listed as 41 North Main Street, Butte.
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Boulder and Return
Basin and Return
Boulder and Vetern
Alhambra
North Main Street
Butte
W. R. Meec Cpa TA
Misconceptions on Roosevelt Visit Fund Use in Butte
The Standard reports that a dollar subscription will cover general entertainment costs for President Roosevelt's visit, not the banquet. Public misbelief prompted early opposition, but organizers clarify funds fund decorations bands and gifts while the banquet has separate financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Roosevelt
Standard
Butte
General Arrangement Committee
The
Let the City Pay It
A Letter to the Editor advocating that Butte appropriates the $1 per capita needed for a Roosevelt visit reception rather than relying on business leaders or mining companies. The writer argues city funding spreads the cost fairly and avoids shortages or surpluses, avoiding burdens on specific groups. Butte, May 14, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Roosevelt
Butte
Butte Fundraising for President Roosevelt Visit
A speaker notes that funds for entertaining President Roosevelt in Butte relied on committee fundraising rather than broad popular subscriptions. He says committees had to actively solicit money and that public response was weaker than hoped, with the committee seeking more money than the event requires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Roosevelt
Butte
Theodore
Burial thanks to Harrison Mutual Burial association
J R Murray pastor of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church South Butte Montana expresses gratitude for the Harrison Mutual Burial association in 1903. He notes the association covered funeral expenses and praises the care taken by Sherman & Reed. He recommends the mutual burial society to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Mutual Burial Association
Sherman & Reed
J. R. Murray
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church South
Butte, Mont
Death Shrouded In Mystery Ties Helena Barkeep to Spokane
Special dispatch reports Max Karter a former Helena barkeeper died Monday night in Spokane under mysterious circumstances. Known in Helena for years as a top bartender he worked for August Pack in the California and later at the Atlas gambling house bar. He moved to Spokane several years ago where he had tended bar since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
May
Max Karter
Spokane
Karter
August Pack
California
Atlas Gambling House
Niece sues uncle for wages in district court
Barbara Knopf sues Frank Kreiter a wealthy Deer Lodge rancher for 940 dollars alleging two years of housekeeping and services after attending her aunt’s funeral. Kreiter says he provided a home board clothing and unclely affection and owed nothing more. Jury seated as Judge Harney delayed due to illness.
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Harney
Barbara Knopf
Frank Sxreiter
Deer Lodge
Gregson
Miss Knopf
Michigan
Kreiter
McHatton & Cotter
Maury
Felony Cases Dismissed In Judge McClernan Court
In McClernan court yesterday the grand larceny charges against William Johns and Harry Day connected to the Hill robbery were dropped at the county attorney’s request. The attorney cited doubts about Day’s guilt based on the state’s evidence in Jack Day’s case. The Randall case was dismissed after the judge offered remand if defense counsel would not consent to amend the information. Randall was remanded to county jail pending new information.
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McClernan
William Johns
Harry Day
Charles Hill
Jack Day
S. A. Randall
Randall
W. A. Pennington
Jude
Walsh Departs for Mexico To Join Copper Company
James M. Walsh, longtime bookkeeper at M. J. Connell store, left for La Cananea Mexico to join La Cananea Copper Mining company. He received a gold watch as a farewell gift from his associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Walsh
M. J. Connell
la Cananea
Mexico
Walsh
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Butte News
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Luteys
West Park
Eas Evewesdas
Mt. Baker
Utah
Yuco
Walter Baker & Co
Lutey
Tonkin
East Park St
Henry Jonas
Tive
Finland
Jones
Corser
D'nahlerset
P. J. Brophy
P. H. Downey
Supreme Court
Great
Northern Railway
Pritchard- Harrison Carpet Co
Cor. Park and
Main Sts., Butte
Rich Rancher
J. M. Walsh
Sin
Northwest
Montana Music Company
M. V. Conroy
Hamilton St
Henry F. Miller
Estey
Victor Schaeffer
Bush @ Gerts
Sherman’s Piano House
East Park Street
Mutte, Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Hardware Department
Sts
Temptation Cigars
Ellis Paint CO
Quartz Street
SS Butte
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Butte Office Cor
Arizona and Aluminum Sts
Banner
Mont
Butte, Anaconda
Owsley
Rice & Fulton
Julia P. Bailey
Pacific Avenue
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