Butte Notes Highlight Local Business and People
The column lists Grady wagon coal beds, Orton Bros pianos, McLaughlin Coat Co, dentists Drs Cole and Tait, 48 W Park city, and Tonkin's Clothery at 41 East Park. Mentions visiting residents, remodels, and the Coliseum opening nights. Also notes city officials, marriages, licenses, and a state federation meeting in Billings with Mrs Merriman attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady
Orton Bros
McLaughlin Coat Co
Drs. Cole & Tait
W. Park City
J. W. H. Prosser
Reuben Boatman
Centennial Valley
Butte
Fownes
Tonkin’s Clothery
East Park Street
Drs. Matthews and
Karsted
State Savings Bank
Tonkin
East Park
Standard Office
A. Berger
Seattle
Ka Harrington
D. A. Morrison
Butie
Whitehall
Morrison
C. Hight
Prince Edward 1
Land
Regal
Red Boot Shoe Company
North Main Street
James Blenkinsop
Anna Blenkinsop
Acquittal in brutal Clancy murder case shocks crowd
Adolph Nickels, an Italian laborer also known as Nickels, was acquitted of fatally striking William G. Whetstone in Clancy Montana by a six day trial. Eyewitness testimony identified Nickels, but defense argued he returned to bed in Montana City after the assault, and other suspects fled. The Italian consul helped secure counsel for Nickels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Nickels
William G. Whetstone
Boulder
Jesse B. Roote
Nickels
Great Northern Railroad
Great Northern Railroad 8 & Laborer
Clancy
Montana City
Stone
Whetstone
John Nugent
Callaway
Nicke
Roote
M. Cort
den Yer
Butte
Barney E. Nozzadelli
Detective Bates Robbed While On Trail of Suspect
Lewiston dispatch reports Chief Bates of Butte Montana police, famed foe of sneaks, was robbed while resting on a cot at the Raymond house. He slept with a revolver at hand but a thief relieved him of a wallet containing eight dollars, prompting Bates to vow vigorous measures upon his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Idaho
Spokesman-Review
Butte
Bates
Butte, Mont
Montana
Taymond House
West
Splendid values in slightly used pianos
A local ad offers many slightly used or repossessed pianos at very low prices. Details list 48 bargains including Kohler & Chase, Campalcomsern ts, Kimball models in walnut, mahogany, oak and Colby, with prices from 40 to 825. Terms: small down payment and small monthly installments through Orton Bros., 213-215 North Main St., Bi Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohler & Chase
Colby
Kimball
Orton Bros
North Main ‘St
Dance at the Coliseum a Successful Affair
The St Patrick's Altar Society hosted a Coliseum dance last night with about 300 couples present. Maurice Finglish and Mrs Freudenstein helped staff the event, which offered fruit punch and cake in the ante-room. A long list of volunteers managed floor and reception duties, ensuring guests were well cared for. Web's Clothing Store ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pat. Fick's
W. F. O'Brien
Edward Fitzpatrick
Louis Freudenstein
Edward Hartigan
Dan Kelly
Frank Shields
Michael Sullivan
Jack Demeers
W. H. McNulty
E. J. McBride
John J. Foley
FF. Donahoe
P. J. Brophy
Judge Lynch
Judge Donian
Charles Meagher
Frank Boucher
Charles Nevin
B.C. Largey
T. O'brien
Tom Walker
William MicMahon
Charles Galligher
James Iaynch
John G. Holland
John O'Meara Watt Canning
James Kelley
Mian
Mr. Davenport
Phil James Murray
James Canty
de MeGinn
F.H. Butler
Maurice English
Thomas Lavell
Joe McCaffery
Two Complaints Filed in Justice Courts
Two complaints were filed yesterday in the justice courts prepared by Maurice English of the county attorney's office. Charles McKenzie is accused of first degree assault on R. C. Jones, an electrician, with a case to be heard before Justice Coligan. McKenzie is tied to concessions at Columbia Gardens and a dispute over a working card on West Park street led to a melee in which a shot was fired. Nellie Reagan, who says that is her true name, will answer to a second degree assault charge in the justice court of John Doran, with Mrs. Carrie Chapman prosecuting. The incident stemmed from the lease of the Bennett block, a matter of police notoriety in recent weeks. The complaint alleges Reagan pulled hair, kicked, and pummeled the other woman. Meanwhile a local ad notes sale prices on overcoats and Crescent Creamery milk on West Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Courts
Maurice English
Charles McKenzie
Desree
R. C. Jones
Justie Colligan
McKenaie
Columbia Gardens
Jones
West Park Street
McKenniellie Seallon
Nellie Reagan
Justice Court
John Doran
Carrie Chapman
Bennett Block
Reagan
Womean
Walkerville to Tax All Dogs Under New Ordinance
Walkerville's council debated a sweeping dog tax ordinance drafted by Chancellor O'Donnell. Male dogs incur 2 dollars yearly, females taxed similarly, with fines up to 10 dollars or five days in jail for nonpayment. Dogs that bite or howl at night face immediate destruction following proper procedure. The measure also addresses impounding, street fencing, and fiscal recovery as the city moves toward a cash basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerville
Elso
O'Donnell
Udges
Diamonds for Less or Your Money Back
An advertisement touts Mayer at 22 West Park Butte offering watches diamonds and jewelry at lower prices with a money back guarantee. It promises quality and style equal or superior to elsewhere and guarantees buy back within 12 months at the sale price per dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte
Mayer
West Park
Registration figures point to large voter turnout
Registration in Silver Bow county shows 42 to date with five days left, suggesting the record set two years ago will be exceeded by Heaton by at least 20. Past days show rising registrations as the week advances. yesterday’s figure was 18 percent. The notice mentions real estate advertising and local stores in Park Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow County
Paid in Full Liked by High-Class Artists
Fragmentary ad style notice notes that high-class artists admire the phrase paid in full. It mentions a play repeated tonight and a sale at Wein's offering overcoats priced at 94.75, with a teaser line about the thing you want most being the thing you advertise for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Wein
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Butte News
Frimerpa
Broadway
Hutte
Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Karl Henderson
Santia Seacarene
Sherman Keyser
da Eerie
W. H. Merriman
Billings
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. J. Deakin
Butte Newspapers
Mies
Missoula
Suim
Gratera S
Atterbury
Art
China
Hawkes, Libbey and Clark
Scount
Web’s Clothing Hore
Hub
Crescent
Walkerville Town
Hillory
Dunn Avenue
Montana Optical CO
W. Park
Mayer's
Napoleons Wellingtons Directoires
Weggenman & Mundhoe
North Main R
Brussels
Axminster
Napier
Sperara
Cupid
Rauh & Richter
Yorkford
Leipzig
Reliable Fur House
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Cole
Cole's
Winslow
Butte Carriage Works
Galena Street
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