Butte Current Notes Breezy Butte items and arrivals
Butte notes cover business moves and visits from Dillon Anaconda and Belgrade. Local officials and attorneys relocate in town. Births occur at Meaderville and Beav erhead, with several residents traveling or returning from trips. A republican meeting is announced and a train sleeper service update noted. A court case involving John Lavell advances to the circuit court of appeals.
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Orton Bros
Montana Music Co
Sherman's
L. Hall
Dillon
Butte
Frank Cooney
Little Son
Louise Ehret
Anaconda
Orotonic
Stromberg- Mullins Co
State Distributors
C. H. Hand
Great Falls
Frank Casell
Colusa Street
Meaderville
John Carvitch
South Granite Street
John C. Brenner
Grant
Mike Donlan
Pennsylvania
West Park
Standard
East Broadway
City Hall
Brennen
Rms
Hansen
Frank Denson
Salt Lake
P. Co
F. L. Klein
Belgrade
Montana Corundum Company
J. ©. Mulcahey
Tipperary
Ireland
W. B. Rodgers
United States
Montana
J. FE. Morse
Mr. Morse
Beaverhead
Pierce Butler
Clark & Bros
Idaho
Samuel Moffit
Hills
W. L. Renick
Kansas City
Mississippi Valley Medical Association
H. F E. Dreyer
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
McClernan
John J. Lavell
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Edward L. Mahoney
Mr. Lavell
Federal
Knowles
Whittington and Turk Elope From Red Lodge
Carrie Whittington aged 17 and John Turk aged 27 eloped from Red Lodge on Wednesday and remain missing. Whittington’s father, a Clark's Fork ranchman, says parental consent would be given to the marriage.
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The
Standard
Red Lodge
Carrie Whittington
John Turk
Miss Whittington
Clark's Fork
Ground broken for Carnegie library building in Boreman
Special Dispatch reports Contractor Davitt began construction on the Carnegie library in Boreman. Crews will push ahead with expected roof completion by late November or mid December if weather cooperates.
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Davitt
Carnegie Library
Enthusiastic Democratic Rally in Dublin Gulch Sil ver Bow
Nevins boarding house hosts a large outdoor Democratic meeting as factional heat rises. Speakers attack Heinze and defend eight hour law, urging votes for the Democratic ticket and warning of Heinze influence over the Montana Supreme Court and mines.
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Nevins
Dublin Gulch
Silver Bow County
Heinze
M. O
Fusion Force
William B. Daly
J. P. Kreme
Timothy Crowley
P. W. Ryan
Charles EB. Alsop
Jack Brazleton
W. W. McDowell
John Doran
Kremer
Montana
Democratic Party
Mr. Kremer
Supreme Court
Republian
Pennsylvania
John Mitchell
Holloway
Supreme Judge
Toole
Putte
Amalgamated Company
Crowley
Helena
Marcus Daly
Panhandle
Texas
Jefferson
Jackson
New York
Justice of the Peace
Silver Bow Democratic Ticket List
Silver Bow County Democrats announce candidates for district judge Bernard Noon state senate M P Gilchrist legislative members W W M Dowell Charles Fe Alsop Timothy Crowley J B Kremer Dan J Hannifan Jerry Hanley J T OBrien G R Brown William Hogan Carl Galiger E A Nichols Anthony M Bride for county attorney John L Tampleman for county auditor Maurice Hartnett for coroner Michael Egan for public administrator John Melville Justices of the peace John Doran T P Harrington constables Patrick Holland Oswald Barry South Bute Towns hip Justices of the peace Cornelius Taylor Samuel Height
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W. W. M'Dowell
Charles Fe, Alsop
Timothy Crowley
J. B. Kremer
Dan J. Hannifan
Jerry Hanley
J.T. Obrien
G. R. Brown
William Hogan
Carl Galiger
E. A. Nichols
Anthony M'Bride
Fortune Teller Mme Renna Offers Readings in Butte
Madame Renna provides love and marriage readings plus guidance on work and travel. Short sessions cost $1 and Sunday circles meet at Stephens block 144 West Park Street corner of Montana in Butte. Don’t delay today.
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Mme
Renna
Stephens
West Park Street
Montana
Butte
Republican Business Men Form Club At Headquarters
At the Republican headquarters last night a group of business men organized the Republican Business Men club with A. F. Bray named chairman and E. A. Morley secretary. A resolutions committee was formed to draft proposals for the next meeting.
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Republican Business Mens Club
A. F. Bray
E. A. Morley
J. R. Thompson
A. MacAfley
D. J. Charles
B. E. Calkins
B. C. Smith
Charles Schatzlein
Wiliam Gallick
Savin Lisa
R. H. Paxson
J. G. Evans
John Hamilyn
J. M. Arbrez
C. F. Lloyd
J. E. Richards
A. G. Miller
J. Chauvin
J. Strasser
George R. Ochsli
B. Kopald
EK. B. Granberg
H. A. Towle
O. W
J. N. Kirk
O. Hight
G. W. Andrews
R. A. Louis
J. M Hinkle
G. W. Bourquin
W. H. Black
J. W. Barber
H. Diestel
William L. Irvine
8. Schilling
Kirby triumphs in Emery mining claim suit
The district court term closed at Deer Lodge with a verdict for George J. Kirby against W. I. Higgins over a disputed Emery mining claim.
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The
Standard
Deer Lodge
District Court
George J. Kirby
W. I. Higgins
Emery
Man Loses Damage Suit Over Alleged Beating at Work
A jury returned a verdict for Henry Webking in a suit by Mzrlak claiming 34000 for three assaults including a water tank incident and nose and ear injuries at the Butte and Boston concentrator. Doctor Freund found only ear cleaning needed. Separate estate dispute and mining damage suit also discussed with no favor to plaintiffs.
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George Mzrlak
Henry Webkings
Butte & Boston
Webking
Webbing
Mzriak
Mazriak
General Strike Preparations Spread Across Coal Mines
Lacka Wanna colliery started while Dela ware & Hudson crews north of Scranton resumed work except Clinton in Wayne county. Richmond No 2 of Ontario & Western did not start due to non union engineers and flooded shaft. Tem ple company reports seven collieries operating with 80 percent of former workers. Butler colliery flooded with no restart. A list of unemployed is being compiled for grievance committees and the strike commission report.
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Lackawanna
Rose
Delaware & Hudson
Scranton
Clinton
Wayne County
Richmond No. 2
Ontario & Western Company
Broyden
Ontario & Western
Thorne
Temple Company
Butler
Mitchell
Coal miners walk out at Coxe and Pardee collieries
Hazleton Ort details show seven Coxe brothers collieries resuming only after foreman asked workers to sign non interference pact while Pardee Cranberry and Crystal plants faced the same non union pressure. Union leaders advised against signing. Most workers went home. Markle colliery saw few return.
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Hazleton
Ort
Coxe Brothers
Cranberry and Crystal
Pardee
Markle
Arbitration award awaited as operations resume after consent
The report states verbal consent to abide by the arbitration commissioners award was given. It was announced that as soon as a sufficient number report for work and comply with the conditions operations will be resumed.
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Arbitration Commissioners
Symons Dry Goods Seeks Ticket 431,424
Wanted by the Symons Dry Goods company a ticket bearing the number 431,424 is listed. Authorities request the holder contact them to claim a prize or respond to the notice. No further details provided in the readable text.
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The
Symons Dry Goods Company
Blaze in the Owsley Block
The report notes a blaze in the Owsley Block as a focal point amid tensions between Mr Baer and the public. Authorities investigate the incident while public sentiment remains cool toward the administration.
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Blaze
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Butte News
Broadway
Night & Fairfield
A. O. U. W. Hall
South Butte
Carroll G. Dolman
C. N. Davidson
Boreman's Carnegie Library
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Democrats
Ctitiat
Seotion
D. J. Hennessy
Thomas Kilgallan
Tnion Hall
Tom Kilgallan
Tom
P. V. Ryan
County Lerk
Alsop
Napoleon
Democratic
Bernard Noon
M. P. Gilchrist
Thomas S Kilgallon
James T. Finlen
John J. Murray
John L. Tamplesman
Maurice Hartnett
Michael Egan
John Melville
E. J. Strasberger
Miss Cassie Laird
Silver Bow Township
Justices of the Peace
T. P. Harrington
Patrick Holland
Oswald Barry
South Bute Lownship
Cornelius Taylor
Samuel Height
Daniel Shields
Mike Burke
Walkervielle Township
Patrick Colligan
Edward Sheehan
Matthew Whalen
Michael Gleason
Roland &. Robinson
Frank Meacer
Elmer Plummer
Daniel Leahy
Gregson Township
William Day
Mzrlak
Hoss
Alvin D. Sheldon
Joseph Sheldon
Frances H. Palmer
Gorge D. Watt
Palmer
A. J. Palmer
Butte & Boston Mining Compny
Margaret Vollmer
Ernest Frietche
Germany
Sant With Lin
Maker's
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
W. Park
W. Galena Street
Booth
Lee
Salina Burbank
Ise
Ralston
Lake “Force
Columbia River
Zic
Irondequoit
Coree Ns Bs
Newbro Drug Co
North Main Street
Thomas Doran
Henry Rupp
William A
Doran
Melton
Owsley
Park and
Main Streets
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Mr. Baer
Boucher’s New Store
Pipestone Springs
Wm. E. Casey
Hot Springs
Arkanaas
C. R. Burket
Prop
Pipestone Springs, Mont
Montana Undertaking CO
Rupert Fimbolmers
Lavell
Hoc Salifean Mar. Puone
F. Park
Rutti, Mont
F. Aug. Heinze
A. B. Clements
Daly Bank and
Faust Ci
John D. Ryan
John R. Toole
Co. C. Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
A Hodgens
Europe
John A. Creigtion
Omaha
A. H. Barret
E. D. Leavitt
8. V. Kemper
T. M. Hodgens
J. O. Hodgens
First National Bank OF
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Chas. BR. Leonard, Prant T R. Binds
V. Pres Fayette Harrington
Silver Bow National Bare
Butte City
Capital
Charles R. Leonard
F. Au Heinze
Archesseau
A. Balmfirth
A. Louis
C. W. Newton
T. R. Hinds
John MacGinnis
Fayette Harrington
Prescription
Augendre
Paris
Newbre Drug Co
Hutre, Mont
Mont
Park Alley
Excelsior Alley
German & Ligneill
Thomas Richards
Henry Mueller
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