Butte Notes Report Various Local Notices and Arrivals
Comer's sale of shoes and rent pianos from Orton Bros. Walker's shopfronts invite a drop-in. Osmundo cigars advertised. Oscar Lachmund left for Denver. Max Fried to New York on business. Lisa's sells wines and delicacies. Yegen Brow bankers pay interest on savings. A baby boy born May 15 to Mr and Mrs Owellsnett street. Saturday Evening Post promotion. Butte Cab Co. touring cars and taxis. Dr. Hugh Ashlock noted. Victor O’Neil bankrupt in federal court. Mrs. Greenlan left for Menill, Nev. P. E. Peterson heads to Ely, Minn. Poindexter, new Dillon postmaster, in town. Stationery and novelties at P.O. news stand. Ford for sale 1913 model. Clothery sale raincoats. Thomas Anthon left for Los Angeles. Mrs. Grith and child return to Missoula. Brownfield-Canty man to California. Long Beach target. Funeral for Jerry Sullivan attended by Scanlon, Donovan, Peterson. DAR ladies to meet Ida Crossquan in Meaderville. Joe Brennan in town from Warm Springs for biks’ anniversary. Col. Tom McTague in town for nurses’ reception at St James. Edna Wells in class. Verdict favorable to defendant in Fried vs Northern Pacific millinery damages. Gillis family to Portland then California. Jesse Lyman journeys toward Superior for mining talk. Temple services at B’nai Israel led by Rabbi Wittenberg. Mahoney of Wallace registered. buying for firm in Idaho, visiting Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comer's
Orton Bros
Walker's
Osmundo
Havana
Oscar Lachmund
Denver
Max Fried
New York
Lisa's
John Owellsnett Street
Saturday Evening Post
Butte Cab Co
Bell
Hugh _Ashlock
Ditton
Victor Fe O'Neil
Butte
Ford Auto
Standard, Butte
Clothery
North ‘Main
Thomas Anthon
Oregon
Los Angeles
Ida Crossquan
A. J. Daum
Meaderville
Joe P. Brennan
Warm Springs
State Asylum For the Insane
Tom McTague
Deer Lodge
St James Hospital
Edna Wells
Northern Pacific
McClernan
California
Jesse Lyman
Erin
Mahoney
Wallace
Tdaho
Mahoney i
Mahoney Bros
Idaho
Coeur d’Alene
Mr. Mahoney
Montana
West Mission Tour Promotes Sabbath School Reform
Dr Meyer of New York Dr Hartman of Chicago and Mrs Lamoreaux of Chicago visited Butte last evening to urge Sabbath school reform. The trio spoke at Mountain View Church and plan more talks in Blackfoot and other towns, aiming to raise teaching standards and attendance with a graded Sunday school system across all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Meyer
New Yor
Hartman
Chicago
Lamoreaux
Methodis Episcopal Church
United State
Butte
Mountain View Church
Blackfoot
Kale
Stevens wins Chicago Record prize in reading contest
Ry Stevens, daughter of Charles Te Stevens, assistant city clerk, won a prize from the Chicago Record for reading Woodrow Wilsons Life of Washington. The Record-Herald offered the award to Joliet high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Stevens
Charles Te Stevens
Chicago Record
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Record-Herald
Stevens
Jollet
Butte Witness Ties Nevada Prison Chief to Outlaw Case
Captain Donley, head of Nevada’s state penitentiary, and William Deal alias Joan Larkin, a Nevada convict, were in Butte after a cattleman and 20 prospectors were killed by an outlaw Indian gang. The manhunt followed fingerprints and a boy’s testimony led to Deal’s arrest. Donley defended Nevada’s honor farm system and its captures nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aptain” Donley
Nevada
Butte
William Deal
Joan Larkin
Penl
Systeas
Flings
Donley
Aimee Seeder Badie
Donney
Nevada ‘State Penitentiary
Carson City
T. L. Addie
Montana
Union
Deal
Captain Doney
Mirrer
Folsom
Cal
Tam
Electrics Beat Entre Nous 6 to 4 In Regular Game
In Columbia gardens the Electrics defeated Entre Nous 6 to 4 with Knoyle and Steen on the Electrics and Wilcox and Sun-Tor for Entre Nous. James Vriscoll of Condo Road faces a police court today on a wife beating charge. injuries reported not serious. Germany and Hungary run farm machinery testing bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous
Columbia Gardens
James Vriscoll
Condo Road
Ohe
Germany
Hungary
Butte Teachers Form Grade Association With New Officers
The Butte Teachers Grade Association was formed with 90 attendees including Julia Sullivan as President and Kate Harrington as Corresponding Secretary. Meetings discussed mutual aims for teachers and schools, with committees named on constitution by laws and ways and means. Next gathering set for Monday night at the county superintendent’s office. Mrs Dennis regretted absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Ite County
Mia & Ny
Butte Teachers Grade Association
Mise
Julia Sullivan
Mise Alle Rome
Monica Brady
Mies Kate Harrington
Mary Hughes
Mary F. Cody
Mary McMahon
Frances Brome
Ways and Means
Mre
Emma Kensnedy
Sarah Breslin
Mise Ries Bernier
Mone Nigat
James F. Dennis
Mrl Dennison
Trix
Club Members Discuss Municipal Ownership
The Progressive club of Silver Bowl county held four meetings centering on municipal ownership with J. T. Harrison leading an essay and debate planned for May 22 on government control. Baseball interest grew, with Harrison appointed president and organizer of a new local baseball elite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Club
Silver Bowl County
J. T. Harrison
Holliday
J. H. Harris
J.T. Harrison
Sullivan Funeral Draws Miners In Solemn Procession
A hundred miners from the Gagnon mines led a funeral march for Jerry E. Sullivan the former superintendent. The procession proceeded to St Patrick's church where a high mass was sung by the choir with Mgr Peter De Siere and Fathers Phelan and Callopy assisting. floral tributes came from the Miners union Silver Bow club Eagles and other groups. Sullivan belonged to none of the organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gagnon
Jerry E. Sullivan
Original
St. Patrick's
Miners Union
Silver Bow Club
The
Eagies
Sullivan
St. Patrick's Church
Mgr
Peter de Siere
Fathers Phelan
Callopy
Pine Insurance Agents elect new leadership at Butte meeting
J W Thomas of Morley & Thomas was elected president to succeed the late R G Huston. J Wulf of Goodwin Investment Co. was chosen secretary. The advisory and executive board for the next year includes John S Wulf as Chairman, with Charles Jackman, F D Fenerkin, Major Smith, Phil T Dunn, Ava RB Cobban from Missoula and others appointed by temporary chairman to lead the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
J. W. Thomas
Morley &Thomas
R. G. Huston
J. &. Wulf
Goodwin. Investment Company
Phil T. Dunn
John S. Wulf
Charles §. Jackman
F. D. Fenerkin
Major Smith
Phil T
Colored Club Closed After Police Raid at East Park Street
Police Magistrate Booker ordered closure of the Silver Bow Job at 38 East Park Street after a raid that arrested 14 men, eight colored, with three Japanese and others. The raid uncovered a loaded poker set and a rear-room hideout. several pleaded guilty in police court with fines totaling 15 dollars for Japanese and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker
East Park Street
Clarence Smith
Clit
Ina
Lee Fields
Ts Ail
Whiiten
Jone Colorea
Otto Matson
Nat Lewis
George Robbing
M. Morley
Arthur Chappell
Cyrus Noble
Colorado
Hum
A. Chinaman
Alfred Field
W. E. Smith
Banda
H. Burton
Butte Briefs From Yesterday’s City Visitors
A long list of visitors and local business in Butte is reported, including C. E. Constant from Helena, Walker from Corwin Springs, Mrs. M. Smith of Anaconda, P. J. McGuire of Lewistown, Edward Drayhead of Missoula, John G. Cunningham of Deer Lodge, A. Morse of Drummond, and others. Also noted are George Wilson from Wickes, H. L. Craig of Milwaukee, J. C. Ashland of Glendive, Mrs. J. A. Wagoner from Miles City, Mrs. G. Buttzraft of Great Falls, Paul Roseberry of Musselshell, and W. Wallace of Helena. The Butte W C T U plans its regular meeting at Good Templars hall this afternoon with superintendent reports and an address by Rev Walter H. Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anion
Helen City
C. E. Constant
Helena
Walker
Corwin Springs
Mrs. M. Smith
Anaconda
P. J. McGuire
Lewistown
Edward Drayhead
Missoula
John G. Cunningham
Deer Lodge
Butte
A. Morse
Drummond
E. L. Gross
H.R Cunninghan
X. Sharkey
Dillon
George Wilson
Wickes
Finlen
Rexiater
HL. Craig
Milwaukee
Warlowton
Freeman
Anon
P. ¢. Allen
J.C. Ashland
Glendive
Thorn
J. A. Wagoner
Miles City
Missoula County
M. G. O'Malley
Portland
Groantzer
Fraternal Brotherhood
Oregon
Good Templars’ Hall
Walter H. Jordan
Appears Before Court Over Disturbance Charge
Cormigayn appeared today after yesterday's disturbance as he insisted on denouncing police. The charge of using abusive language was added to the initial accusation. Judge Booker allowed Dorian to go without bonds on promise to appear for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrigan
Booker
Dorian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Standard Ie
Last Broadway
Butte Tele None
Franco
West
Northwest
Dr. Meyer
Mrs. Lamereaux
North Main
Henana
Rhellpr
Watts
Alge County
Siena
Luis
Pune
Electrics
Taner
Mons
Pine Insurance Agents
Cobban
Mose Linz
Main Street
Colored Club
Dr. Long
Newbro Drug Co
Butte Briefs
Jonas
Henry Jonas & Son
East
Granite Street
Summit Town and Country Shirt
Guiterman Bros
ST. Paul, Minn
Sidway
Ullman
Mercantile Co
Hennessy Mercantile Co
Butte, Mont
Copper City’ Eager Co
Anacon
McDonald’s
Paxson & Rockefeller Co
W. Park
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