Butte Current Notes Populate a Wide Patch of Town Gossip
Butte notes report assorted sightings and chatter from residents and visitors. Mentions include George J. Rockwell in Kelena, Albert Mong of Plains visiting Butte, W. Marks in Great Falls, and various professionals offering services. Legal matters touch on bankruptcies, court actions, and local attorney activity amid a flood of names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton, Bros. Greorge J. Rockwell
Kelena
Sherman's
E. Williams
Missoula
Butte
al. Moyelyne
Helms
Elmer J. Carter
Lewis and
Clarke County
Heine
George A. Man
Great Falls
Hansol
Dad Weston
Big Hale
Carroll Delman
Asta Weiser
Idaho
Tatsuh
United Stakes
Montani
Hoelema
Zowne Hatferd
Eten
Halford
Thelen
Micnell & Tirner
Ot East Broadway
L.H. Long
Fionstene
Joe_ Long
George B. Br Renfield
Wew Cataract
Frank L. Reber
Late Labor World
Spokane
West Park
Peter Mermaid
AL Suicha
Welbing
Tixler
Veton
Guite
Traveis
Deer Lodge
Conley & McTugne
Beck Lanth
Jorney Thinblett Yestore
Caro
Lincoln
Northern Pacific
Rulle
W.T. Raiks
Dustice Tin Dlarrington
Westerday
Dennie Valse
Tile Creech
Ann Weel
Tee Doran
Rell Condelle
Mountain Worker Injured In rock collapse at hospital blaze
Thomas Andrews employed at Mountain Viewing was injured at Murray and Freund hospital after a rock fell about 400 pounds while he and colleagues cleaned rock. He suffered head wounds with a suspected fracture and fever, but condition described as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomos Andrews
Murray & Freund Hospital
Andrews
Andrewa
Newspaper Men Outing at Columbia Gardens Ends in Ball Game
The annual gathering of local newspaper staff at Columbia Gardens hosted by Adolph Heilbronner featured a friendly charity baseball game between Standard and Miner teams. Captain Waleworth led Standard to a 7 to 4 victory aided by Eddie Chirk and pitcher Dan Wale while Miner’s Ned Pike Hayes and Archibald Dutton provided notable defense. A banquet followed with decorations, speeches, and thanks to sponsors, marking 24 years of the outing with many attendees and chatter of future favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Aueets
Adolph Heilbronner
Burle BleeLrle Rutheny Company
Urey
Mou
Ste Delyle
Avepnelty Arden
Miner
Adolph Heiltranner
Boston & Montana
Gare Fom
Serviea
Andi
Speriag
Kuchens
Paynera
Brantad
Peranis
Waleworth
Blanchard
Eddie Chirk
M. A
del Keith
Johnny McMurray
Keith
McMurry
Aieward Hylind
Archibald Picture
Dutton
Mee Murray
Mae Aenteh
Mar
Achal
Rute
Nedark Pike Hayes
Glen Mosler
Henry Munn
Gunter Garden
Mull
Ihwan
Kevan Hite
Billy Kang
One Butte
Standard Tean
Kane
Dan Wale
Inne Reynalds
Wals- Worth
Visnners
Magher
St Charlee
Sairt
Saint
Wddie
M . Palmer
Palmer
Roosevelt
Harry Turner
Ucuid
Chior
Charles Bergman
Col. D. Stakes
Worth
Hellprancer
Wharton
A.B. Keith
Adolph Hellbrander
Keith Oy
Usu
Murphy
Columbia Jens
Raileay Wan Corp Mat
Butte
Joby McMurrax
Searles
Neweil
Dolph Hellbronner
Rathnad Company
Basital
AL Ff Keli
Bel Reich
Bill Wonton
Sturles Degieman
John M Clark
John Denne Malianytd
Arenthard Leture
Robert Fe m
Walawerth
B. Mourtesa
Walat
AW H
Janne Reynnlds
Williim Kane
Splice Aynies
Eres Murphy
Trown
J. W. Scott
Palmer, Sb
Summerting Alling
Adolph Ueltronnar
GJ. Linaki
Unclear Whiskey Offer Promises Refunds and Delivery
Fragmentary ad claims a sixteen resource deal for Black Raven whiskey at one dollar per quart with prepaid four quart shipments to Montana. It mentions an eight year old whiskey and refunds if dissatisfied, but wording is garbled and details unclear.
Salvation Army Mentival Harvest Festival This Evening
Salvation Army branch prepares for main harvest festival with guests from Spokane. A street parade starts at 7:30 pm, followed by festival activities until late. An afternoon event at Sherman Reed's chapel features Mrs Mary Ashton’s entertainment for children before a visit to St. Felix church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gocal
Salvacion Anny
Mary We Ashton
Sherman & Reed
St. Faleichis Ghurglh
Helena Ministers Report From Montana Congregational Session
Helena presiding officer reports on the 20th annual Montana Congregational association meeting. ministerial membership and local church growth shown, benevolent offerings up. committees presented coordinated reports, evening program featured a mission service and a social luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spedia
Walls, Boyt
MacCarthy
Helena Ly
Congregational Association of Montana
Orfer
O'Clouse
Ives
Hoy
Chaster Ferris
Trev
Glaris
Bell
G. E. Barns
Willings
J. L. Tarrence
W. P. Watton
Register
State Association
Numbereil i
Wales
Hone Missionary Coumlives
T. Goodwin
Chestar Terris
Withoseph Pope
Mathe Wenavoiony
Ashesey Ferrik
Joseuph Pope
Joseph A. Rare
Wot
Watson
Ure
Minkwhorlay
Ruthob
Thorence
Joseph Pope
Uffermvan
Arenial
Otis
Tie Ble Table Park
Kalles
Cheetured
Imusion
Patton pleads not guilty in dog killing case
Morris Patton appeared before Judge Bayle and pleaded not guilty to shooting and killing Kimball the trick dog of James M Orton. He faces local gun charge and plans to fight the case with two attorneys. City intends to prosecute for cruelty to animals and civil damages for the dog value. A dog license dispute adds to the charges as Poundmaster Mahoney claims Patton owes $18. Funeral services for a Mr and Mrs McKenzie’s son will be private at North Jackson Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Patton
Kimball
James M. Orton
Bayle
Patton
Templeman
Orton
William Mahoney
Dix
Mahoney
Fae
Millen
Ald
Bob
Mra
D. A. McKenzie
Yestermaily
Jackson Street
Mr. Groeneveld
Grates
Batts Men to Build a Brewery Near Havre
Havre Sept 1 A real grand deal let Bauer and Shell of Butte secure Bea ver creek site two miles west of this city for a brewery. Cowell Ham mond arranged for N. C. Wescott. Bauer and Shen will start building at once and hope to finish next spring. Main structure planned with a qu horse power roller and an ice plank. Total plant cost about 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Havre
Charles Bauer
Toni Shell
Butte
Beaver Creek
Cowell & Hammond
N.C. Wescott
Messrs
Bauer
Shen
Tey
Txfeu
Youms Woman Ordered to Austaus Great Walls Rept 9
Annie Erickson, about 26, was evaluated for sanity by a medical commission and ordered committed to Warm Springs asylum. She had worked at a hotel in Great Falls until five months ago and has since been a patient at Columbus hospital after developing violent behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Walls
Annie Erickson
Warm Springs
Mise Erickson
Great Falls
Columbus Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Bresed Ome
Te Branderd
East Broadway
Butte Telephone GR
Carmen
Butte, Mont
Minervn
Columbia Gaming
MR. Heilbronner
Lara Pemeihere
Haneball
Street
Neamt Wefeata
Tlerk
The
Gutfeld
Guffeld
Delph Hellbranner
Als
Brown
Wy Scott
Diitielder
Hellbronher
Beate
Wheister Mountain
Tietrouher
Seutl
Charles Degleman
Minera
Decemi
Ausane
Whoreton
Torsty Ave
Glyen
Montana
Salvation Army Mentival
Helena Man Presiding
Mrk Teng
Church
Tnoreason
Nintetory Moluincinie
Ansoriation Lumber Kisteen
Kimball Saya
Austaus
Finis Bros O
YAMA
Japan
Hho Bebe
Eewey
Liege Sovdoy Ehelt
Brownfield
Canty Carpet Co
West P
West Galena St
Reing
Fae Smoker's Protection
Pipastone Springs
Lumley
C.K. Burket
Rie
Mont
Suirvst
Payadhle
Palge de Paelta
A. B. Cleme
Preeilere Courter
Dynk
Copia
Tsot
JOURN
Hevile i
WC Inhorne
R.A. Kunkel
Aga
Casnier
Charlee Ry
Pest
A. Baliniicih
Re W Newton
Hinde Fayette Harrington
A. Lins
Jott “Marcinn
Rotteh
Letters of Credit
Andrew J. Davis
TAY Rote
Nice
Hutton
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
Butta
John A. Creighton
W. Stapleton
Fodgeny
Pafiin Capital
United States
Europe
John A. Keighton
Omaha
G. W W. Stapleton
A H. Garret
G. D. Keavilt
Kebper
T. M. Hodgena
J. D. Kodwens
Migtyiy Doison
W. A. Cou
the Cook Medical Co
Curtis ST
Denver
A. Au.endré
Paris
Droz Mont
P. J. Brophy & CO
Chase & Sanborn
Sullivan
Park
Boston Cafe
Male St. Flreteinis
Metin 16
Pryate Roojna
Ldtes
Winder
John C. Schapps
Toe
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