Butte News Notes Mention Local Visits and Events
The itemized notes list dozens of visitors and residents in Butte including J. B. Tighe of Weleha, P. J. Cantey of Missoula, W. J. Higgins of Dear Lodge, W. H. Melrose of Anaconda, and George Winters from Pocatello. Also noted are appointments, real estate moves, a piano shop, a portrait studio, and upcoming church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer
Orton Bros
J. B. Tighe
Weleha
Butte Ford Autos
Butte Novelty Works
Drs. Cole & Tait
W. Park
P. J. Cantey
Missoulaia
Ben Wilson
Deer
Butte
R.L. Bradley
Vaconia
P. CG. Allison
Great Falls
M. J. Silverman
Helena
Thornton
C. J. Cottingham
Belena
W. J. Higgins
Dear
Lodge
W. H. Melrose
Anaconda
Pinion
E. Schwartz
Seattle
W. F. Morgan
Billings
John M. Foster
William F. Stelatt
Telphone Ind
Elite
Quarts
Standard
Edward J. Wash
George Winters
Pocatello
First Baptist Church
Mac Thorn
Spokane
P. O
West Park
Walter Wissner
Madison Power Company
Madison River
Norris
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
A. T. Morgan
Yoome
State Savings Bank
FP. H. Scanlon
St. Paul
Buite
St. Mark’s German Lutheran Church
Liver Montana
MM. Huddlore
Pete Anelson
Inter Mountain
Snelson Yevenly
Denvey
Chicago
North
City council ends clash with calm debate and new committees
At Butte city council last night harmony prevailed with one alderman at each desk and another at the mayor's, a chaplain considered, and Mayor Corby submitting the committee list. Judiciary recommended denying refunds and approving park alley condemnation, and various sidewalk and crossover contracts were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buite ¢Ley
Corby
O'Leary
Stevens
Butte
Judiciary Committee
Lcense
Congdon
Park Alley
al- Herman White
Row at M Station Mired in Police Court Row
The case against P Regnier, a Lavelle company transfer man, ended in acquittal after a long trial. The charge claimed Regnier solicited business at the Northern Pacific depot, but no ordinance prohibited it. The judge dismissed the action, noting possible trespass remedies but no depot solicitation ban. In the morning session, James Lombard, an inmate at the port farm, was accused of drunkenness and sent back to the institution. Peter Dempsey paid a $5 fine for last night’s tag. Tim Sullivan, an elderly vagrant, pleaded guilty and was jailed for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schatzlein
Judiciary
Nerny
Caledenia Street
Excelsior Avenue
Alabama Street
Rifles
James Lombard
Port Farm
Peter Dempsey
Tim Sullivan
Butte
Will Falconer to Compromise Walton Estate Claim
On petition of Will Falconer administrator of John Watson estate an order was signed authorizing payment on a claim held by Livingston Cushing. A note for 15000 dated May 12 1897 had 7400 paid. Suit in federal court over the balance. Holder offers to settle for 6000 which the administrator will pay. Centennial Brewing offers a decorated serving tray with every case of Bohemian beer at 112 Hamilton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Falconer
John Watson
Bulte Ay E. L
Centennial Brewing Company Ia
Tiamiston Street
Mayer's Watch Cleaning and Mainspring Guarantee Promises Low Prices
Mayer's offers watch cleaning for 1.50 and mainsprings for 1.00 with a one year guarantee, the longest offered in the area. The ad cites a $100 reward to prove inferior mainsprings, plus jewelry presents for weddings and graduations and a money back guarantee. The store touts flawless diamonds and “lower naives” prices at 22 West Park, The People's Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Mayer's
West Park
People's Store
Compliment to Seniors by Mines Junior Class at Coliseum
The Mines junior class held a senior compliments prom last evening at the Coliseum with about 200 attendees. Hosts included B Peters and W Brule, while seniors honored were Malcolm Bowden, Willis Elle, Frank Toote, and others. Chaperons were faculty members led by President Bowman. The hall was decorated with copper and green bunting, apple blossoms, and collage pennants. Dancing began after 4 with I. O. Practor and Miss Charlotte McLaughlin guiding the opening numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Raines
Coliseum
West Side
Face Uity
Owlves
Bowman
Theodore Sintons
Charles T. Kirk
J. C. Linco
Graven
J.hartzell
Otelack
I. O
Charlotte McLaughlin
Werera B. Peters
David A. Hofman
J. Clark Johnstone
Edward E. Kane
Treasuport William Brule
James Evans
Ralph Egshim
Peter Haines
Glyde C. Harlan
Kenneth PB. Kilroy
Miching Loughrin
Emmett EB. Malloy
N. A. Stockett
Henry J. Wieganaten
Danefel J. Willintny
William A. Young
Malcolm Bowden
Willis H. Elle
Frank Toote
Etebuny
Percy Lomad
T. MM. ‘Lowry
K. Wilam D. McLaughtin
Archle B. Motktojohn
Albert O'Brien
Earle R. Patron
Proctor
Morton D. Droctor
Otto Th. Schiffner
J. HR. Villirs
Leo M. Walton
Addison Wren
Spanish War Veterans Dedicate Memorial Plot At Cemeteries
Spanish war veterans plan a 7 pm Friday dedication of a memorial plot between Catholic and Protestant cemeteries. Daughters of the American Revolution fund coping and a bronze tablet marks Lawton camp. Mayor Corby will speak on behalf of the DAR as crowds attend despite rain and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuser
Wll
Daughters of the
Lawton Camp
Malcolm Gillis
Lauvion Camp
Daughters of the American Revolution
Corby
Glasses fitter Treed offers refund or satisfaction guarantee
Customer guidance from Treed emphasizes satisfaction or money refunded for glasses purchases. Offers include discounts and savings such as a $440 price point and a $49 savings on gold glasses, with emphasis on value and refunds.
Central Coal Sues Reiis Copper for 1778 and Menderville Attachment
The Central Coal and Coke company sues Reiis Copper company for 1778.80 and places an attachment on its Menderville property. Inte Uertral Boston company is named as defendant in another attachment suit on claims of Montana Tron works for TL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Coal and Coke Company
Reiis Copper Company
Menderville
Inte Uertral & Boston Company
Montana
Flag gift plan for new Standard subscriber
Hoya Warn and The Standard offer a 3 by 6 foot sewn flag to a boy or girl who becomes a new Standard subscriber for five months or longer. The first month requires an advance payment. The flags are striped, sewn, not printed, in frontier colors.
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Butte News
Pringtont
Hast
Butta Saddlery Company
Jobinville
Park Atreat
Bualnesy
Rand
Anothede
Anidi
Cyclerk
Fra
Street and Altey Report
Styess
Alleya
Atroat Car Company
Park Street
Main
Nerny, Ambrose
Fenner
Wharton
S. P. Guimont
Kemper
Caledonia Street
Excelsior
Alabama
Ways and Means
Committee On Rules and Order of Business
Huey
Murphy
Stewart
Tonkin
Botanice
MINES
Aga Worth
Ingrain
Renee
Freight
Daughters OF American Revolution
Fountain
Montana Optical Co
Butte High School
Montana Street
Brennen’s Orchestra
Montana Independent Telephone Co
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Limita
Northern Pacific Railway
Pullman
W. H. Merriman
D. F
P. A
Butte, Mont
Hoya, Warn
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