Butte Current Notes and City Notices
Brief social and business notes from Butte including appointments and visits. Names mentioned include Miss Bynily Fairbanks visiting Chicago, Marvin Wallace from Helena visiting, J F Keown of Bozeman, and Mrs. Dick I Sutton and daughter Mayr returning from Iowa and Wisconsin. Also listings of local sales, real estate agents, and marriage licenses issued in Butte. Weather hints of unsettled conditions accompany the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemer's
Orton Bros
McLaughlin Coal Co
Ind
Lisa's
Yegen Bros
Butta Cah Sad Transfer Co
Bell 12
Bynily Fairbanks
Chicago
Milwaukee
Walker's
West Park
Broadway
Marvin Wallace
Helena
W. S. Colban
Wiliam Sriver
Butte
Chokers
North Main
Ady
Pranarty
Butte Lawi and Investment Company
Westranite
Sutton
Mayr
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michael Roach
Bwen Riley Teft
Columbian
Aline
Teving S Cobb
Saturday Evening Post
Br. A. Barling
Miles City
Mr. Earle
Milwai
J. Springer
Arizona Street
Minnesota
Timofs
V. B Sampeel
Wyoming Avenue
Billings
Mont
Charles W. Mellin
W. Mahaney
W. Mahaney of Whitenesss Visiting Mrs. W. WW. Caeeley
Nwilte
Calgary
Ick Spatter
South Wyoming Street
San Francisco
Hongkong
Mra
M. Ketes
Oliver Pinca
Oy- Wing, Wash
Goston
Camas
Yeateriay
William Jr
Hickey
Anna TL
Regan
Martin iHyan
Lina Peterson
Isebrace
Ment
Joseph A. la Juenesse
Margaret, Finnegan
Migsoula
Clyne Weark
Mary Crotty
Miners Hear Of Michigan Strike From Former Miner
Dick Tibbetts, once a Mich igan strike region miner, told a reg ular miners union meeting last night that Michigan strikers are more firm and the strike prospect brighter. He noted cost of living in Michigan and Butte is nearly equal, affecting wage comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Tibbetts
Michigan
Miners’ Union
Butte
Tania Pho Samo
Menten
Miner Julius Soderman Killed by Fall at Braund Mine
Julius Soderman aged 22 of 2390 Huat Galena Street died after a fall at the Braund Silver Bow mine. Crushed abdomen and internal injuries from a hanging-wall collapse left two carloads of timber fallen. partner unharmed. Coroner and mining inspector investigated. body at Duggan's Undertaking. Arthur Goss also injured at Helmont mine. foot crushed. hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Soderman
Huat Galena Street
Braund
Silver Bow Mince
Sederman
Eace
Sleb
Soderman
Drew
D. J. McGrath
Reck
Sodeman
Finland
Wesumn
Hutte
Butte
Duggan
Rome
Arthur Goss
East Mercury Street
Helmont
St. James Hospital
Operation Successful for Sara Lowney Daughter of Mr and Mrs Lowney
Sara Lowney daughter of Mr James K Lowney and Mrs Lowney underwent an appendectomy yesterday and is on the road to recovery with a smooth post operative course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Lowney
James K. Lowney
Poolroom War Prompts City Youth Reform Crusade
A dispute between Hawksworth boys and poolroom owner Willan G. Petlisser over a 17 year old boy led to legal action and a broader push to bar minors from poolrooms. Hawksworth was fined $10 and barred from establishments, while his father sought charges against the owner for allowing minors and for permitting gambling. Local advocates urge safer youth activities and gymnasiums to redirect energies away from saloons and poolrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawksworth
Willan G. Petlisser
Harrison Avenue
Lee Hawksworth
Pellisser
Wether
Pefisver
Uueil
Hig Brother
Hooker
Nfawksworth
Fay
Hawkaworth
Huruvane Oley
Gilligan
vMfie
Pollisser
Hawkworth
Hoya
Boston & Montana Band Renames Itself Angéonda Mines Band
The Boston & Montana band changes name to Angéonda Mines Band to reflect mining interests. Originating in 1887, led by Sam Treloar, the group gained fame nationwide with top prizes in contests and state pride, now reincorporated as Aquenda Mines Band under new management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Montana
United States
Angéonda Mines
Butte & Boston
Parrot
Clark
Anaconda
Enonmiity
Boston
Aqueconda Mines
Mm Treloar
Woman jailed six months for axe attack on neighbor
Mayors aware sentenced to bail months for striking her neighbor Anna Turner on a bench with an axe. The assault occurred in October. The Meyers woman and her hearing yesterday in Justice Kerrigan's court. A charge of first degree assault was withdrawn and a charge of third degree assault substituted by Deputy Commissioner Attorney Nayton. The defendant pleaded guilty to the latter charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Turner
Meyers
Kerrigan
Nayton
Goring and Wilton Charged in Home Invasion Case
Wilton and Goring faced charges following an October 19 incident at West Copper Street. Judge Conn ordered them held for further investigation at the county jail. Goring’s wife petitioned for release, but prosecutors indicated additional related charges could follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Goring
Oktay My
Frank
da West
Justlen Conn
Election returns show varied party gains and losses
The report summarizes election results with multiple parties including constitutional democrats, radicals, socialists, reformists, and Republicans. It notes large majorities and shifts in ministerial support, reflecting a complex political landscape from ongoing campaigns and regional counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollierat
Constitutionallat Democrn
Alx
Women Educated to Tackle Social Conditions Says Amy Edmunds
Women heard Amy Edmunds discuss the suffrage issue and social reforms focusing on education. She urged girls to learn practical solutions to sweatshops child labor and factory conditions, linking home life to world affairs and urging action beyond party lines. Eva Blanding and others contributed readings and a concert, with Grace Rabbitt outlining a six-woman debate next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Edmunds
Edamunds
Itf
Halet
Miss Edmunds
Cornus
Copinus
Auerbach
Grace Rabbitt
Novelist Atherton Seeks Hero from Butte Mines School
In Butte the author Mrs Atherton plans a new book and a character emerges from the mines school visit. She praises the city for local color and mining insight gained from prominent Montanians during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Mines
Inrude Atherton
Hutte
Womin
Nero
Butte Agin
Tomch Court Items Involving Local Dispute At Red Lunch
Robert Alsop faced Judge Kooher for creating a disturbance at Red Lunch Street. Glanche Campbell and Ka Cumbo testified Alsop demanded 40 cents for coffee and then claimed he had given 37 cents. He argued over change while others refused additional funds. A string of unrelated mentions followed including Nina Cuild, Utashla, and Addies house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Asup
Kooher
Glanche Campbell
Ka Cumbo
Alsop
John
Strilin
Nina
Utashla
Jon Clemmons
Divorce Shatters Walden Marriage After Rapid Spending
Mrs. Josephine Walden reports a two month marriage to Arthur B. Walden ended in divorce after he spent about $2000, pressed demands, and threatened violence. The judge granted the decree and left her to rebuild, recalling their rocky year and his uncontrolled spending behaviors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Walden
Hitler
Shay
Dbenton
Arthur B. Walden
Torrhighk
Tony
Vineet
Aml
Willen
Arrest of two men on charges at Sebar region Polet
Two men were arrested yesterday afternoon on unspecified charges. The report references a location near Harrison Street and Broadway with alleged activity linked to wallpaper bargains at a local Polet shop. Names Mike Gordon and Hank Lukanich appear in the fragmentary account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Gordon
Hank Lukanich
Troy
Harrison
Brennan Faces Whomers Accusers In Court
Joseph Brennan, an alleged fugitive from justice, was arrested Saturday by Der ry Short Ivellae and the telegraphed Te 'eal of the authorities at Kemmerer Wye. He appeared before Judge Dovlan in district court and his habeas corpus writ led to his release being denied. Attorney Harvey Moyer represented the county. Brennan was sent back to jail. An officer heads to Butte with requisition papers as Brennan faces possible extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brennan
Derry Short Ivellae
Te‘eal
Kemmerer
Wye
Dovlan
Harvey Moyer
Rowity
Justice Court
Brennan
Butte
Coal Miners’ Union
Kemmerer Me
Wyarding
William Harris Former Cop Bound Over for Trial
William Harris a former policeman bound over in district court on robbery charges after testimony in Alberta Canans testified early morning of May 83 he was robbed near a restricted area and identified the ex officer as one of the assailants. Harris was remanded to county jail for four days. Pred Nichols and Harris' were likewise charged and bound over to the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harris
Aterato
Tuattee Shea
Harvig
Gye Muon
Memory of Judge J. G. Sullivan Honored in Services
The community gathered for the service and burial of Judge J. G. Sullivan. Pallbearers included several local figures as mourners paid respects at the cemetery.
Untitled notice fragment from a local page
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a company and an event about a hatnls and renelyer. Details are unclear. cannot determine full entities or exact action. Minimal readable facts indicate a corporate notice or notice of training or placement in a public process.
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Butte News
aMce
Stangard Fu
Hast Broadway
Teter Phose
Calumet and
Julius
Sein
Faulkernsh
Arthur
Belmont Attac
Clothery Clothing System
Drs. McKendry and
Hannifin
Corner Park and
Dakota Sta
Alfouts
Unwkeworth Bora
Paul Dhes
Hatttanery
Meronte
Giigan
Nes
Ube Aid
South Side Tinttovement Association
Morrill
Kansas
Soppy Addies
Postace
Soula
Mon
L. C. Smith
Mose Linz
North Main Street
Leone
Urior
Hank Noble
Siuk
June Dia
Sebargion
J. G. Sullivan
Didige Jaries
Sullivan
Bette
Palwats
Miaretlor Teskteare
West Berk Merl
Thes Pte
Paleivh
Danray
Cote
Ture Mista Velit
Atlas Acorn
Orchsl
Oxley
West Broadway
Sutte Furniture Exchange
Park Street
Columbia Records
November Records
Ape
Gale
Cote Im
Newbro Drug Co
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