Butte News Notes Highlight Local Events and Visits
Local items include Drs. Cale and Tait. J. W. Prosser visiting. Reuben Boatman in town. Tonkin's Clothers sales. Nice Coliseum opening. Drs. Matthews and Karsted move to Slate Savings Bank. Purity cafe management change. birth announced. Mayor Berger and family back from Seattle. Mrs. Symons away with children. Ex Mayor Weed in town. marriage licenses issued. Mrs. Morrison visiting. various shop and display notes. Missoula real estate remarks from Deakin.
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Wagon
Grady
Orion Bros? Cos
McLaughlin Coal Co
Cale & Tait
Park J. W
Prosser
Reuben Boatman
Centennial Valley
Butte
Funhes
Tonkin's Clothers
East Park Street
Nice
Dra. Matthews and
Karsted
Slate Savings Bank
Seattle
George Symons
Chicago
New York
E. D. Weed
Helena
United States Court
WW. H. Davey
Purity Cafe
West Broadway
West Side
Morley & Thomas Company
Ladies’ Home Journal
PBG
4. B. Kimball
Ben Hansen
Not Proven in Boulder Murder Trial of Adolah Nickels
Adolah Nickels was acquitted after a six day trial in Boulder for the murder of Willem G. Whetstone. State witness John Nugent identified Nickels as the assailant, but defense argued the other two Italians were responsible and that Nickels returned home to bed before the crime.
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Adolah Nickels
Willem G. Whetstone
Boulder
Jesse B. Roote
Nickels
Great Northern Railroades
Cluney
Montana City
Clancy
Whetstone
Jim
John Nugent
Etstone
Roote
Vitaw
Detective Bates Plundered While Tracking Montana Crook
Lewiston dispatch reports Chief Bates of Butte police was robbed while out on a still hunt for a highly wanted man. He slept briefly with a revolver in hand as thieves relieved him of a wallet containing eight dollars. Bates plans stern measures to avoid mockery when he returns to Butte.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Spokesman-Review
Butte
Bates
Butta, Mont
Montana
Willi
Slightly Used Pianos Offered at Low Prices by Orton Bros
Orton Bros of Butte Montana advertises a partial list of repossessed and second hand pianos at very low prices. Includes Kohler & Chase, Camp & GOP, Kimball and Whitney models in walnut oak and mahogany finishes. Terms offered with down payment and small monthly installments. Write for particulars.
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Kohler & Chase
Camp & Gop
Sayre Ceewegans
Nien
Conway
Whitney
Colby
Kimball
Orton Bros
North Mein Butte
Mont
Dange at the Coliseum a successful affair
The St Patrick's Altar society dancing event at the Coliseum drew around 300 attendees. Maurice English and Mrs Freudenstein supervised, with fruit punch and cake served in the ante-room. Multiple committees headed floor and reception duties, including W O'Brien, Edward Fitzpatrick, Louis Freudenstein, Judge Lynch, and many others. Local store ad promotes clothing savings at Wein's East Park.
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St. Patrick's Altar Society
Maurice English
Freudenstein
Willng
Altar Society
Guahd Mach
Edward Fitzpatrick
Louis Freudenstein
Edward Harriso
Dan Kelly
Frank Shields
Michael Sullivan
Jack Demeers
W. H. NcNulty
J. McBride
John J. Foley
Flt Donahoe
P. J. Brophy
Judge Lynch
Judge Donian
Charles Meagher
Frank Boucher
Charles Nevin
C. Largey
J. T. O'Brien
Tom Walker
William MeMshon
Charles Galligher
James H. Lynch
John G. Mollain
John O'Meara
Mote Canning
James Kelley
Hanenifan
Mr. Davenport
Phil Goodwin
James Murray
James Canty
Mec Ginn
FL H. Buller
Maurice Tinglish
Thomas Lavell
Joe McCartery
Two Complaints Filed in the Justice Courts
Two complaints were filed yesterday in the justice courts. Maurice English of the county attorney's office prepared them. Charles Merkenzie is accused of first degree assault on R. C. Jones, an electrician, with a hearing before Justice Colligan. A second case cites McKenna tied to a dispute at Columbia Gardens. a shot was fired during a melee, with Nellie Scullion or Nellie Reagan to answer a second degree assault charge, prosecuted by Mrs. Carrig Chapman. The matter stems from the Bennett Black incident noted in local circles. Items listed include a boat, taney tweed and cheviot overcoats, and Crescent Creamery milk.
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Justice Courts
Maurice English
Charles Merkenzie
R. C. Jones
Justice Colligan
McKengle
Columbia Gardens
Jones
West Park Street
McKenna
Nellie Scullion
Nellie Reagan
Justice Court of
Jobs Doran
Carrig Chapman
Bennett
Imax
Walkerville Plans Dog Tax Law At Last Meeting
Walkerville town council debated a new dog tax ordinance. Owners of male dogs face four dollars yearly while two female dogs cost four five dollars. nonpayment triggers fines or jail. Bites or nuisance barking trigger immediate action by the town marshal, who may kill offending dogs within 24 hours. Impounding rules require a two day hold before sale. dogs failing to fetch two dollars are destroyed. Fences in streets prompted enforcement notices, with penalties for violators. Tax revenue aims to restore a fiscally sound city on a cautious budget.
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Walkerville
S. New
Chancellor O'Donnell
Judiciary Committee
Cvazy
Matshal
Dunn Avenue
Diamonds for Less or Your Money Back
Montana readers learn of Mayer at 23 West Park offering flawless pure white diamonds and jewelry with a money back guarantee. He promises to sell for less than elsewhere or return the purchase price inside 12 months, with written guarantees on quality weight and cut.
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Montana
Butte
Mayer
West Park
Jess
Eyes Fitted Free with Satisfaction Guaranteed
Optician offers free eye fittings and promises satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Public notice emphasizes no-risk trial and clear refund policy. Local shop urges appointments for comprehensive eye assessments and frame selection.
Registration figures show large early vote totals
Registration in Silver Bow County reached 932 with five days remaining and is expected to exceed two thousand beyond last year’s figures. After six days the total stood at 7,013, with rapid growth anticipated as districts reporting, including major ones, align with the trend.
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Silver Bow
Paid in Full at Broadway theater draws big audience
The play Paid in Full thrilled a large crowd with strong performances. Clarence Handgaide leads as Captain Wile, Albert Brown plays Jamesy, with W. L. Gibson and Pauling Darling in supporting roles. Critics praise the high class artistry as the production and company earn broad approval.
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Clarence Handgaide
Wile Lame
Albert Brown
Jamesy
W. L. Gibson
Brooks
Wank
Desplea
Pauling Darling
Bath Harvin
Roto Snyder
Tarrin
Tonfalit
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Bue
Independant Telephone
Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
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Lindsay
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Marie Jorklich
Tim Handley
Kate Hartington
D. A. Morrison
Whitehall
Prince Edward Is
Tookin's Clothery
East Party
Red Boot Shoe Company
North Main Street
James Blenkinsop
Anna Blenkinsop
Henderson
H. Renigch
Marian Nhite Arts and Crafts Club
BP. Drennen
Bomar Club
Sherman Keyes
Bert Att Club
Federated Women's Clubs
Billings
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Cesuion
Erriman
Oman
I 5
Deakin
Butta
Miasoula
Missoula
Junyt
Tonkin’s Clothery
Art
China
Thorleh
Hawkas, Libbey and Clark
Dange
Wein
Tha Boat
Woat Park
Inaiat of
Crescent Creamery
Walkerville Town
Bill Mity
Vent Bute
Mngg
MONTANA _OPTICAL co
W. Park
Mayer's
Weggenman & Mundh Shop Style
Oreators
North Bein
Brussels
Axminster
Napier
Out
Hub
Cupid
Princeton
Newgallona
Rauh & Richter
Yorkford
Leipzig
Reliable Fur House
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Cole’s
Cole's
Sfice
Winalan
Akilled. Me
Butte Carriage Works
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