Butte Notes on Visitors and Local Business Activity
Butte residents and visitors are listed in a stream of notes noting arrivals and departures. Names include Orton Bros, Stein-Bloch, Tonkin's, Gruber, Gaza, Ransom, Seymour, Nash, Winslow, Low, Angeloft, Arthur Allan, and others. Movements cover trips to Palo Alto, Boulder, Los Angeles, Denver, Chicago, Billings, and Three Forks, with local civic and business mentions and a push for inventory completion and public office notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros. Stein-Bloch Clothes
Tonkin's
P. Gruber
Toson
City
F. D. Gaza
Hamilton
W. R. Ransom
Deer Lodge
C. B. Seymour
Carney
Thomas Brook Bridges
Nash
Palo Alto
LQ. Skelton
George A. Winslow Wan
Butte Yester
F. J. Low
Boulder
Acoma
J. Doughty
Townsend
Los Angeles
G. V. Gieger
Dillon
GE. Jackson
Powell County
J. H. Wymond
Anaconda
William McCarthy
Cheyenne
Wyo
NE. Angeloft
Butte Phonograph Co
W. Ray W. D. Neely
Thomas Smith
South
Sam Stephenson
Parisy
Thornton
Butte
Addie McNew
Maho
Fred J. Furman
A. Morley
State Railway Commission
Finlen
Lewis
Sunlight
Ratt Arragons
J Walkerville
Main
Will Craig
Supreme Court
Federal Court
H. G. Murphy
United States District Attorney
Hlelena
Louise Ireland
Evans/avernue
Sher- Tite
World
Ladies Home Journal
Saturday' Evening Post
P. O
EE. Champion
Tittle
Ellen
Mammoth
Utah
Atrs
Champion
Mra C. Hodge
John Noyes
New York
Arthur P. Heinze
Ana
Great Neck
Long Island
Tfonard
Sloane
Uinda
MacMillan
Alfred S
Christian Gini
Queenie Graves
Ira H. Wynne
Mary
J. Dorrance
Nick B. Angel
Florence Manauch
Salem Qh
Ahwish
Freda Khoury
Allen
Lolo
Mont
James W. Lynch
Gherryvale
Kan
Willis
Tere
C. C. Willis
Montana Street
RoNenes
Wills Laughter
Wil Braster
Fangtterley
Peter
Witness defies court in Montana damage suit hearing
In a federal damage case in Butte, witness Young, a life convict for murder, refused to answer questions, provoking contempt concerns. The trial included testimony from A. J. Galen former attorney general and the introduction of a metal billy as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oram Stephens
Frank Conley
Tom McTague
Butte
Iteree B
Young
Rock and Hayes
Conley
Robinson
Young Wins
EP Stephens
A. J. Galen
Jury Aims to Clarify Guard Murder Evidence
Jurors examined fragmented notes about a prison guard murder at Deer Lodge four years ago. Defense attorneys argued the charges and alleged facts were unfounded, while a Montane resident faced the inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cole
Cort
Ea Wieneas
Aetna Cores
Montane
Sa Aa
Deer Lode
Tan
Father of Mrs. Jordan Dies at His Iowa Home
Torrah Coe, father of Mrs. W. J. Jordan wife of Shortridge Memorial Church pastor, died in Woodbine Iowa after a long illness. A pioneer Iowa businessman, he had lived in Harrison county for over 50 years and recently led the Teading bank of Woodbine as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Iowa
W. J. Jordan
Shortridge Memorial
Teading Bank of
Woodbine
Mirae Jordan
Cincinnati grocers to visit Butte in city inspection
A Spokane bound Cincinnati grocers party arrives by special train at 7 am. They will tour Butte city sights, a luncheon with local business leaders, and a possible country drive south of the river. The party includes 125 men and several ladies. If weather permits, automobiles will take them eastward by August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yming
Spokane
Cincinnati
Butte
Iver Bow Club
California
Expositions
Man Fined For Selling Milk Below Standard
Armas Lanagren, a milk dealer, was fined 810 in the police court for selling milk testing below the city standard of 3 percent butter fat. Inspector Ruble tested the milk, and Magistrate Whitty noted residents pay for good milk and deserve it.
Boston Mills Work Round the Clock Amid Holiday Rush
Boston mill workers appear to sustain continuous shifts day and night, not alarmed by extended hours as Pete Allan of Paine Webber & Co noted after returning from Boston. He said the city began Thanksgiving bustle early and plans to stay engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pete Allan
Paine, Webber & Co
Butte
New England
Butte Men Detained as Vagrants in Probation Court
A judge freed 16 men arrested near the Northern Pacific after hearing their pleas for work. One spokesman said they traveled for prosperity talks, needing clothing and shoes. Several were charged with vagrancy. the judge praised their honest appearance and warned them to stay out of trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitty Senterday
Pacls
Butte
Years of Litigation Revisit Murray Haldorn Case
The long running suit between James Murray and attorney George Haldorn resumes after two decades. The 1887 trial ended with a Murray loss and a reversed district court ruling on appeal. The second trial begins with jurors seated and both sides presenting testimony and anticipated witnesses as the case reopens amid delays and motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Murray
Butte
California
George Haldorn
Temat
Wae
John Lindsay
Haldorn
Supreme Court
Yeatogday
Ase Bgean
Dontan
faceShury
John Quilty
Stan Roniva
G. Neoppenheimer
Mia” Grtteilly
Fred J. Kirdy
Marty Kreuger
William Matthews
Martin Kerrigan
Joseph Simnoft
Dan
Dris- Bat Wheatley
Bartley Casey
Imeva James Murray
J. F. Seared
Murray Andttorney
George Toole
George Tiaidorn
Ateeee LO
Evans
Haidorn
Teompeon
Murray
Ranfornia
Hathorn
Toole
Bee
Hifare
Variada
Toms Happy
Montana Anti-Saloon league intensifies drive for county option
The Montana Anti-Saloon league led by Joseph Pope and Rev D E Wolfe expands a county option campaign. They aim to mobilize eastern counties and push the issue toward a state-wide dry movement with a potential 1916 or 1918 vote, fearing business interests in certain counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Anti-Saloon League
Joseph Pope
Richland County
D. Wolfe
The
Anti-Saloon League
Butte
Mes Ttoon League
Hayes
Kemmber
League
Montana
Mucn
Stontana
Richland
Blaine
Hary
San Pian
Adening
Frankie Enstrom's Case Draws St Paul Interest
Frankie Enstrom's case has stirred strong support in St Paul with sympathizers and donations pouring in. Reports recount his heroism and ordeal at sea, where he was treed by a fountain and endured freezing seas. He is expected home in about two weeks as eastern papers feature his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Enstrom
ST. Paul's
Rotary luncheon features talk on photography progress
The Butte Rotary Club heard an address by George C. Thomson on advances in photography. Members pledged cooperation in hospitality for Cincinnati retail grocers, who will receive reception and entertainment between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
George C. ‘Thomson
Cub
Cincinnati
Nce
Trails Robber To Butte And Has Him Arrested
A Butte robbery case ends with the suspect arrested after being tracked by a roundhouse mechanic. A mother and daughter faced charges in police court for procuring, with Mrs Barnaby pleading guilty to the charge. John Worthey, a miner, loaned $800 to the former saloon owner and was involved in a separate carrying a deadly weapon case at the Majestic saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Charles Barnaby
Mundy
Fio
Eana Cox
Stevens Block
Sirs Barnaby
John Worthey
Mpeakie
Worthey
Sexe Guarte
Majestic
Kohner
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Broadway
Leys
Feness
Feder
Hight & Fairfield
Hight & Fairfield First National Bank
Grocers
Boston Mills
Stanford
Dorothy Simon
Isadore Simon
Stanford Universit
Simon
Act Jeune ‘Clase
Amir
Julius Barney
Salt Lake
Lewistown
Major Barney
C. P. Callahan
Thew Method
Barney
Montsell Vancouver
Troy
Zion City
F. C. Ee
Butte Aerle
Brother el Prudhomme
Florida
John Waters
Peltal
East Woolman
Repidjock
Me. Hiatt
Order of Eagles
Will Briggs. Kinney
Briggs . Kinney
George A. Dixon
Tefferson Street
Rat Presbyterian
Mose Linz
North Main Street
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
E. Park St
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Hayes Bill
History OF Photography
Jon Eleif
Oh Batts
Selvidae
Eleif
Se Pak
Selvidge
Charme
East Broadway
McCarthy
van Camp
Rie
Edna
Violet
Rieger
West Broadway
Toast Tutte Pharmacy
Anaconda, Mont
Otto West
Connell
Ty Hay
Mr. West Will
Army
American Theater
West Park Street
Connell’s
American Hall
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