Gigantic Stock Trading Boom Despite Mixed Prices
Widespread activity on New York and Butte exchanges marked another busy trading day with substantial totals. Traders faced sharp declines in North Butte and heavy profit taking, while Amalgamated and Anaconda showed mixed openings and closes.
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North ‘Butte
Coalition
Clasie Edwin
North
Butte Butte Coalition
Parrot Greene-Cananea Corbi
Shannon Fast Butte Davie-Daly
New York Dispatch
Montana
TWO HEARTS beat AS ONE IN A STRAINED DIVORCE CASE
Pearl Smith obtained a divorce from Elmer Smith in district court with grounds of desertion and separation. The couple married in Helena about nine years ago. the husband left for Wallace and provided no support afterward. No children were reported. In other news, Marion Harris and Josephine A. Lacey were married at Shortridge Memorial church, then moved to their home on Mercury Street.
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Pearl Smith
Lynch
District Court
Elmer Smith
Butte
Taeho
Nagleet
Helena
Wallace
Hutte
Hoehildren
Shortridge Memorial Church
Marion Harris
Josephine A. Lacey
OF McHargue
Haat Mercury Street
Pineapples From Mixed Descriptions In Fragment
A fragmented note describes pineapples sliced and grated with references to quality terms like extra fine and extra fancy. The text is garbled and includes stray words such as Tai Price and extra heavy, offering no clear event or sourcing details.
Bargain Bakery Listing With Mixed Loaves and Pies
Black and white classified style ad offers 24 for 2. Extra fine old-fashioned dark rye bread two loaves for 25 cents each. Large round currant bread 10 cents each. Six varieties of delicious pies 10 cents each. Pineapple cream shortcakes and large squares for 20 cents. Large orange cream cake 25 cents.
Great Falls Boys in Durance Halted by Police
Carly Jackson Courtney Hauxwell and Adam Burke aged 12 to 13 were taken into custody yesterday morning at the rear Northern depot when their train arrived from Hurth. Officer Hughes held them for their parents in Great Falls after questioning by Barney Lavelle the fire chief at Falls. The youths admitted they wanted to see the world and sought work but faced charges of delinquency in district court. Two others, William Drevik and Walter Okaurish, were returned to Great Falls as their parents contemplate charges and potential reform school placement. Authorities await a decision on disposition while awaiting court appearances.
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Carly Jackson
Courtney Hauxwell
Adam Burke
Northern
Hughes
Hurth
Potice
Barnes Lavelle
Butte
Barney
County Jatt
Great
Younge Peters
Lavelle
Chief Pontet
Fails
Ave
William ‘Drevik
Walter Okaurish
Great Falls
Reform School
Drevik
Hauxwell
Butte Miner Held in Goldfield Robbery Case
William Waiters, a Butte miner, is jailed in Goldfield awaiting trial for robbery. James Bliss, alleged accomplice, is also named in the case. Bliss is free on bail while Waiters remains imprisoned. Both men deny guilt and plan to defend themselves in court.
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William Waiters
Butte
Goldfield
Pauley
James Bliss
Ie Alen
Bliss
Walters
J C Williams Killed Falling From Building
A telegram announced J C Williams died in the city after falling from a building he was working on as a carpenter. He had married Katherine Graney recently, leaving her a widow. Walter Forbes and Mrs Graney attended the funeral in Dene. The report notes a large gathering and mentions future cone tests and the proposal of a young women’s home club.
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Walter Forbes
Wiliams
Dene
Willams
Katherine Graney
Phe Butte W. Goble
Sutherland
Profits in Metal During Depressor Era Highlighted
A historical mining industry overview notes extraordinary cash flow and rising dividends from U S metal mines and works. It cites 28 companies paying 37.29 million dollars over a decade, with Amalgamated Copper and United Metal Selling Company as major dividend payers. Prospects point to higher metals prices boosting dividends in the near term.
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United States
Ries Arg
Amalgamated Copper Company
Amalgamated
United Meting Company
United Met Selling
Insanity Found Inmates Remanded To St Judes Hospital
SICK AND NOT INSANE is found suffering in Cypheid fever and removed to St Judes hospital. Theodore Provincial and George Lonsdale had been in the county jail several days on the charge of insanity. The city police report they were stiff pot insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Provincial
George Lonsdale
St. Jum Hospital
Smallpox Returns in Butte as Old Pest Gains Hold
Five cases were taken in charge by health authorities in the past month in Butte. Bull Smith of 210 Deer Lodge Street was sent to the pesthouse yesterday morning. Tommy Jones was moved to the pesthouse on Sunday, with his brother previously removed. Officials believe the spread is checked and may have been halted, though cases remain.
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Butte
Les
Bull Smith
Deer Lodge Street
Tommy Jones
Ati
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