Butte Current Notes Fall Activities and Travels
Butte short notes cover fall shoe ads and piano rentals, local business visits, births, travel, and society happenings. J Le Mangus travelled to Miles City on business, Yegen Bros. paid savings interest, a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Kelly, and the Woman's club opens at 3 pm. Residents including Eugene Schomacher, Mrs. Duggan, Mrs. Kemper, Mrs. Green, and others are noted across Chicago, Helena, Boston, Bloomington, and Denver with various trips and events. A child died shortly after birth. several residents plan extended stays or relocations, and court action is mentioned involving Hannah Clements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa
J. le. Mangus
Miles City
Yegen Bros
Bankers
Jeremiah Kelly
East Center
Centerville
Polson
Olympian
Chicago
Eugene Schomacher
Helena
B. R. Brisbaine
Driggs Avenue
Livingston
Ed Duggan
W. F. Kasiska
Pocatello
Idaho
W. A. Kemper
Baby
Milwaukee
Boston
R. M. Green
Bloomington
Ill
T. J. McCarthy
Es Broadway
Ind
Robert Armour
Cifornia
Lenox
Phillip Tucker
Ast Park Street
Heena
Helen Tripp
Murray Hospital
C. B. Watrous
A. Hamilton
Thres Forks
Butte
William Danton
Utah Avenue
P. O
Adv
Roache
Denver
Alwaukee
W. Everman
Red Rock River
Armstead
Pearl McDonald
Logan McDonald
Yestern
Tacoma
Dan Beckham
Maud
New York
England
Fand
Elizabeth Johnson
Chickasha
Bennett Hotel
John Merrick
Northern Express Company
Joe Grenier
Nortern Pacific
Northern Pacific
New York City
Charles A. Rexroad
Boulder
North Fork
Will Sullivan
Postoffice
Sheehan Leaves For Seattle Home To Be Built
Patrick Sheehan former superintendent of the Tuolumne and Pilot- Butte mines departed for Seattle to establish a future home. Louis A. Dunham, mining engineer, named consulting engineer to oversee operations until a new superintendent is chosen. Pilot-Butte ore shipments run about 80 tons daily, with a fair grade and only 2,000 level being mined. He retains mining interests in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Sheehan
Tuolumne
Pilot- Butte
Seattle
Butte
Sheehan
Louis A. Dunham
J. Park Channing
3 York
Exper
Dunham
Pacife
Tuolumne Mining Company
Pilot-Butte
Dog Question Delayed by Council Committee Meeting
The council committee postponed discussion on the proposed dog ordinance after the Sanger hearing. Alderman T Nerny planned to present opponents’ views and expected a drastic modification. The panel also moved on petitions to remit police fines and city claims. Harmony Judge asked to attend W A Conroy’s funeral today at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger
T. T’nerny
Charme
Harmony Judge
W. A. Conroy
Antimony Street
J.C. Freeman
Pressure is ample at all Butte fires
The hearing into Fire Chief Peter Sanger’s charges began with manager Eugene Carroll of the water company as the sole witness for the night. Carroll’s testimony, supported by gauge records from Galena and Montana Streets, showed pressure staying around 105 to 112 pounds at key fires, contradicting low-pressure claims and underscoring the water system’s reliability. The committee adjourned to Friday night, while Chief Sanger, though ill, plans to continue testifying to defend his tenure, including disputes over a city horse at Quartz Street station and past fire incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sanger
McManus
Ludendorff
L. A. Smith
Gene Carroll
Water Company
Carroll
Nso
Sanger
Quartz Street
Sacred Heart
Montana
Bozeman
Anc
Leslie Sanger
Ney
Lewisohn
Eugene Carroll
Galena
Galena Street
Uon
Wyoming Street
Main and
Park
Zona Street
Butte
South Butte
Maury
Park Street
Ager Carroll
Fire debate over water pressure and helmet use at Lewisohn block
Testimony described fire hose pressures at Park and Main and Galena street, with witnesses debating if a helmeted firefighter could safely enter the basement. Officials noted hose length, nozzle throttling, and possible kinks as factors, while critics labeled as curbstone faultfinders. The committee adjourned to Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trny
Lewisohn
Maury
Thomas Block
Washington School to be rushed building plans approved
The Washington school project cleared delays with architect Herman McLemna drawing and supervising plans. Ground breaking this fall, ready for September, new 1st floor classrooms and manual training dept. Teachers payroll approved. Superintendent Downer granted a week off for travel. repairs authorized for Greeley and Actonsey schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bulit
Herman’ Em
Archieet ‘Mclemna
Maury
Downer
Greeley
Atcosney
Dynamite and gear from alleged prospector arrested
Detectives White and Lynch seized a large outfit of dynamite and mining gear tied to Henry Bartholomew after a raid in the Colorado Street alley. Bartholomew, 40, claims to own the items but is charged with vagrancy as police bolster the case with the evidence box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White and Lynch
Henry Bartholomew
Bartholomew
Colorado Street
Bartholomew Ringerly
Fulton family thanks for sympathy and flowers
The Fulton family expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kind sympathy during illness and after the death of their husband and father. They also thank those who sent floral offerings in memory of Mr. Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Fulton
Faith
Fulton
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Butte News
St Fant Broadway
el Phone
Independent Telephone
Gamer's
Orton Bros
McLaughlin Coat Co
Walker's
Clothery Clothery
Drs. McKendry and
Hannifin
Chief Stet
Wyoming
Wrigley
Echanon
Lewisown
Park and Main
Garena Street
Mercury
Mose Linz
North Main Street
Ansonia
Valerio
Silbey
Cara
O.F.C
Browne & Flanigan Company
Owly Carney
Peacock
Rock Springs
Owl Creek
Bear Creek
Western Fuel CO
Granite Street
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