Quiet Monday morning court cleanses drunken disturbance
Police Judge Me jowan convened Monday morning with a crowd of four drinkers and disturbers from Saturday night and Sunday. John Quack led, was found drunk, fined $3, and released. Jerry Shea, Matt Jones bonded at $5 each but forfeited bonds and returned to mining jobs. Others, including Pat Beaton Fenton and Charles Smith, joined the group, all sobering up in jail or court, with mixed outcomes and promises to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Jowan
John Quack
Jerry Shea
Matt Jones
Pat Beaton
F. F Fenton
Charles Smith
Tye
Niine
Tribune
Chance
Blood Purifier Miracle Promoted by Health Journal
A health journal touts Fluid Extract of Dandelion Compound Kargon and Sarsaparilla as a blood cleaning remedy. It claims the mix purifies kidneys and liver, relieves rheumatism, boosts energy, and makes new blood, though warnings note many ingredients are common and easily mixed at home.
Walkerville council awards city hall contract to Barker Paint
Walkerville city council held a special meeting approving Barker Paint Co of Seattle as the city hall contract winner at 210 dollars after five bids. Architect Charles Lane and the council listed furniture needs while extras were requested. George M. Smith secured the building contract to finish before the next regular meeting in the new hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerville
Arma
Spokane
Seattle
Barker Paint Company
Wenuel
Barker
Mitenet
Tracy
Greek Immigrant Canteloni Faces Murder Trial
In a Greek immigrant case Canteloni defends himself after a May 20 confrontation with Mollie Clark, a knife wound injuring Mollie Quinn and causing blood poisoning. The trial features interpreters and testimony on Canteloni’s nervous temperament, with Canteloni claiming self defense and denial of intent to kill. The court adjourned after three hours of testimony as proceedings paused for further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Qui Canteloni
Gustie Clark
Mollie Quinn
McCarthy
Rownend
Frank
Townsend
Denny
Canteloni
Arahoba
Aparta
Ame
Clark
Srnbacher
Conte
Siva
Tana
Cantelont
Tle
Newsboys Club Meeting Called for This Evening
The first regular meeting of the Newsboys club for the season is set for 7:20 this evening at Scandinavian hall at the corner of Cowper and Alaska streets. All boys are requested to be present as they will shape the entertainments planned for the winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsboys' Club
Scandinavian Hall
Comer Cowper
Alaska Streets
Uve
Funeral services for James L Slaughter set for Masonic temple
Charles acting secretary notes two Salt Lake City business opportunities for sale after three years in retail district. Gillham Thorn ton hotel is mentioned. In district court Dr. Sievers wins verdict against Mrs. Wick for $80 for a surgical operation.
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Salt Lake City
Gillham, Thornton’ Hotel
Sievers
Sarah Wick
Woodmen of World Funeral for J Le Slaughter Tuesday
The Woodmen of World announce the funeral of J Le Slaughter to be held Tuesday at the Masonic temple. All Woodmen are requested to attend. SP Johnson, divisional Commander.
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J. le Slaughter
Masonicemple
SP. Johnson
Ual Commanier
Card of Thanks for loss of husband and father
Mrs William and family express gratitude for kindness shown after the death of their husband and father Free Silver lodge D of H grateful for support. The 4.6.0 F hall Tuesday evening Det 29 on Nov Livingston Helena and 17 18 between Logan and Butte will be dia continued W H Merriman D F and PA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Age
Free Silver Lodge
D. of H
F. Hall
Livingston
Helena
Logan
Butte
W. H. Merriman
Dubois Freed On Technicalities In Local Case
Eugene Dubois, labeled vagrant secretary, escaped sentence when judge failed to appear and illness prevented proceeding. Attorneys argued the delay nullified prior proceedings, leading to the case being dropped as Dubois remains in hospital. Also notices for Butts Miners union meeting on Tuesday Oct 28 1907 urged attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Dubois
Justice Cooper
Orlock
Dubois
Butts Miners” Union
W. FM
P. J. Duffy
J.B. Sullivan
Wedding Silver Display Promises Wide Selection
Pitched as a showcase of wedding silver, the ad highlights a superb tea service, a chest of silver pieces, a sugar spoon and a score of other items. It invites readers to visit the display for a broad, worthy selection and notes sterling pieces are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AlWas
Wedding Rift
Association Lecture for Adults and Students
A public lecture titled for adults and students by the association aims to discuss ongoing community topics and offer guidance. Attendees may include members from the association, patrons, and local residents seeking information. An enrollment or participation detail was not clearly specified in the available text.
Great Luck Attends Hunters From Butte
A group of Butte men trip to Monida in southern Montana ends badly as a flock of sage hens lands and is shot. The birds are shipped to Butte and later found unfit to eat due to malodorous sage flavor, ruining the meal and prompting caution about grouse and sage hens in certain quarters.
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Monida
Montana
Idaho
Butte
Hutte
Mesgenera
Reese against Rosie Jane verdict reversal on appeal
In a jury trial the case Reese against Rosie Jane reached an appeal from a Justice court verdict. The jury found for the defendant, reversing the lower judgment. Mrs Dane, operator of the Adelaide block on West Park street, owned rooms once rented by Sadie Kelly also known as Mrs Wesley Warren. The tenants alleged back rent and wrongful lockout, suing for damages. The Justice court awarded $350, later reversed on appeal.
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Nouranls
Reese
Rosie Jane
Dane
Adelaide
West Park Street
Sadie Kelly
Wesley Warren
Jane
The Grand Opera House to Vaudeville Then New Lalu Theater Opening
Announcement states the Grand Opera House will be turned to vaudeville with Sullivan and Consadine taking possession November 23 under a long term lease from Dick Sutton. Sutton plans to open the new Lalu theater on November 24. Also noted are Granite Power and Light Company articles of incorporation and Finnish Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Rathaina church filings with lists of directors.
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Grand Opera
Sullivan & Consadine
Dick Sutton
Sutton
Lalu
Granite Power & Light Company
Charles H. Joy
Chicago
George H. Savage
Butte
Willam. Bennett
Helena
M. Estep
J. B. Feather
Drummond
Flint Creek
Granite County
Rathaina
Church
A. Sandstorm
B Bock
I. Mattson
F. West
A. Gustaftoon
A. Backlund
J. Bloom*quist
T. Crock
Foreclosure suit against Hynes in district court
The Western Lumper company filed a foreclosure action in district court against Amy Eliza Hynes and James B. Hynes for $582.22 plus $80 interest and a $100 attorney fee, seeking to foreclose a mortgage on property in the Upton addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Lumper Company
District Court
Amy Eliza Hynes
James B. Hynes
Upton Additio
Fragmented note hints at a mysterious beverage claim
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a painful half glass of water and a ring and refers to jewelry and a manufacturing location. Reading as a chaotic personal note, it lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to anchor a proper news item.
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Lutey
Alexander
Abe Tolman
Cape Cod
Biter
Utah
St. Charles
Ceylon
Tve Lutana
Santa Clara
Meat Department
Ature
John ‘Dor
Alee Arunk
Sas
Nan Ryan
Aa Park Strest
Lis
Couney
John McAuley
Sam Knieffel
Accus
DR. Hood & CO. Privateries
North Main Butte
Inquire Office
Phoenix Building
Walkerville Council
Elas
Poe Altan
Enahind
Ayeing
Cantelani
Des Nae
Iterpreter
Atlas
Dimeutt
Tremblay
Gerstand
Cintelont
Saxony
Axminster
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet CO
Corner Park and Lain, Butte
Newsboys’ Club
Ue Lodge
James L. Slaughter
Masonic Temple
Oregon Short Line Brothers
Charles
Woodmen of World
Atte
Father Vaughan
Ieee
The
Vaudev
ComPaynes Tycoma
Monreraes
Moen Taut
Stan Sau Tor
Wen Tau
Broadway
Herald Fear
Savage
Fair
Collins
the Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co
East Park Street
Joseph Richards
West Park St
Butte, Mont
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