Butte Notes Mention Local Visits and Sales
Butte residents and visitors are noted in a string of brief items. J.H. French of Dillon, D. Wilson of Helena, and John McCullough of Joliet are listed among those in town. The column mentions W.L. Holloway from Helena, fashion at Tonkin's Crothery, and various ads including shoes, clothing, and location blanks. Social calls include Mrs WA Stitt and Miss Cain visiting Butte, with dancing at the Coliseum and Christmas magazines on sale at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady
Orton Hos Coal
McLaughlin Coal Co
Korge Huanse
Billings
J.H French
Dillon
Hutte
John McCullough
Joliet
Bute
Istone Springs
D. Wilson
Helena
Erday
Neheg
Chequamegan
W. L. Holloway
Helena Yexteray
Anaconda
WA. Stitt
P.O. News
Teday
Mabel French
Butte
Carl F. Frase
Broadview
United ‘States
Washington, Due
Reward Offered for Arrests in North Coast Limited Train Robbery
The Northern Pacific Railway offers a $6 reward for the arrest and conviction of the three men who robbed the North Coast Limited last May and killed Engineer Fy spur. Claims have been filed by several individuals connected to the case, with Sheriff Henderson stating no claim to the reward and awaiting the final decision as evidence is weighed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumnley Frazer
John Hunter
Red Boot Shoe Co
North Main Street
Joe Turitch
Nina Harenovicn
Northern Pacific Railway Company
North Coast
Fy Spur
Hastings
Mary
Elaine
Hott Tata Ib
Butte of
Ivens
Bette Tenant Sinsel
Tives
Hungate
Wvoman
Towers
Powie
Carl le
Monroe
Hendersonates
Railroail
Edwin Norris replies to Donlan greetings after election
Governor Edwin L Norris of Montana responds to Senator Ed Donlan's congratulatory telegram following his February resignation and decisive victory. Norris sends thanks from Helena and credits Donlan's counsel for administration guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Norris
Donlan
Rawin
Norris
Montan
Joseph K. Towle
Reed
Ed Donlan
Sentor Donlan
Mix Soule
Beneft
Butte Police Round Up Trio For Abusing Horse
Three men were arrested on cruelty charges after a horse was found starved and badly treated in a stable. Dennis Shea, John Shen, and others were tied to the case, with shells and evidence from Sherman county noting the horse’s severe abuse. The suspects posted bail while hearings were arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Hans Deni
Santos
McCarthy
Sherman
Dennis
Detin
Shea
Tia
Tribute to System in Trial of Mrs T Smith Case
The jury trial of Mrs T Smith against the Oregon Short Line Railroad Company featured praise for the system of trial by jury. Court observers noted the words reflected appreciation from all present, with doubts raised about human ingenuity producing a better structure for presenting the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chargimne
Mra T Smith
Oregon
Charme
Mrs Smith Verdict in Personal Injury Case
Mrs Smith was awarded $250 after a jury returned a verdict on a personal injury claim made for injuries while boarding a train. The trial centered on alleged danger from platform edges and the railroad’s responsibility. The session featured lengthy testimony, with a focus on train platform safety and related duties.
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Conan
Ray
Opening Selec Montana State Band Remarks and Recitals
The report notes a lodge event with K of Pana participants, a Tadge hall opening, and remarks by Professor Stevens and Professor Kellogg. Attendees included J.L. A.M. Kitw, BD Watson, Miss Percy Witte, and officers Nichs, Opie, Crothers, Mills. A claimed fortune teller claim is described without advance payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kor Py
Witkan, Basher
George
Washengton Lodge
Fad
Nichs Plas Opie
Joseph Crothers
Willeam Mills
MISS MACLANE WENDS SOUTH FOR WINTER
Mary MacLane, famed Tutti writer, leaves Rockland Maine for Augustine Florida where she has secured a winter home and chapel. She travels with Mrs Branson and plans to continue writing though the exact subject remains undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maclane
Mary MacLane
Rockland
Augustine
Fla
Keefe Criticized Amid Labor Convention Debate
At the American Federation of Labor session in Denver the committee report on leadership and litigation faced sharp debate. Daniel D. Keefe drew strong criticism for actions within the federation, while proposals to strike injunction language provoked mixed votes. Mitchell and Duncan proposed amendments as others weighed political action and future strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cole
American Federation of Labor
Har Tasing Labor
Inj
Conn
Buck “Stove
Runge
Wis
Ano Abbey
Aldvises
Mes Dunein
Federal
Hom
Recommenda
Andrew” Puruseth
John
Tailors’ Union Federation
Duncan
Connmand Rh
Anltedmen's Union
Repr
Max Hayes
Ate Typographic Comamnittennion
John Mitchell
Ents
Fura Sith
Ade Tenene
Mitchett
Gompers
Ounell
Descrity
Tong
Capectuts
Haraian
Enaign
Dietage
Daniel
H. Taft
William J. Bryan
von May
Fender
Inge
Felows
The
Typographical Union
Sterling Silver Frame Sale At Mayer Jewelry
Picture Frames of Sterling Silver advertise a wide array of silver picture frames in various sizes with prices from $1.15 to $15. Frames range from small cabinet styles to large square corner frames, offered at substantial discounts of 20 to 33 percent. Mayer Jewelry promotes diamonds, watches, bric a brac, art china and electroliers, claiming better value and money back guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrest Marx
Hutte
Mayer Yuard
Duck
Art China
Electroliers
Umbrellae
Maers
Aled
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East Broadway
Samy
Atterbury Ie
Atterbury
Tonkin
East Park Street
Drs
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Lewis
Mrs. Smith
Hell
Prine
Stell Telephone
Bexefer
Professor Kellogg
Keefe
Ates
Taft
Fathes Wold
James Mc Lynch
Topographi Eav Union
Leste
Nlnere
Iron and Steel Workers
Chateman
Teramami
Tte
John M. Walker
Aniner
Geniiere
Anand
Gotzian
Meaith
Weggenman &Mund
Man Street
Iver
Peta
Towle Sterling
Old Town
Suryoor
Masaachusets
the Jeweler
N. Main St
Manufacturing Jeweler
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Art
Madison
Milwaukee
Famorth-Western
E. A. Gray
Sixth Ave. West
Helena, Mont
A.C. M. Hardware House
North Main St
Siberian Fur Company