Miner Overwhelms Father With Axe Threat in Domestic Incident
Patrick Natrum, a miner living at 350 East Granite Street, began a rampage at home fueled by apparent illness or intoxication. He seized an axe and threatened his family before son Patrick Notrum intervened and a patrolman arrived to end the struggle. The family blamed Bright's disease for temporary madness and expect no repeat incident.
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Patrick Notrum
Schmidt
Natrum
Bright
Disturbances of the Peace Lead to Arrests in Hopkins Alley
Elderly Mrs. Curtis was arrested for attempting to cut Mike McGuire with a rusty knife after a quarrel near Hopkins alley. McGuire was also arrested for fighting. The Burkes of Quartz Street alley faced charges for causing loud noises at their home. Curtis has prior jail visits. Burke singing scenes from the Emeraliste were noted.
Pan American Rates Via Northern Pacific Railway
The Northern Pacific Railway offers special Pan-American round trip fares to Buffalo with a 60 day limit. Tickets priced at 44.50 and 66 dollars will be sold starting the first Tuesday in September. For details contact W. H. Merriman, general agent, at Park and Main, Butte.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Buffalo
W. H. Merriman
Corner Park
Main Streets
Butte
Burlington Route Sells Round Trip Tickets To Buffalo
The Burlington Route offers round trip tickets to Buffalo on the first and third Tuesdays. Price listed at 64.50. For more information contact Phil Daniels at 45 East Broadway.
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Burlington
Buffalo
Phil Daniels
East Broadway
Hackmen of Butte Organize a Union
Last evening the sea-going hackmen of Butte organized the Butte Hackmen's Protective union with 41 members. Dan McDonald of the Western Labor Union spoke, and a constitution committee was named. Officers elected include Mat Smith president and Thomas Taylor vice president. Experimental union aims for solid working basis next meeting.
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Butte
Greene & Tuttle
Butte Hackmen’s Protective Union
Dan McDonald
Western Labor Union
Hackmen’s
Mat Smith
Thomas Taylor
F. C. Smith
Tom Finnegan
W. Butch
al Kennedy
George Craft
Charles Thompson
Trades and Labor Assembly
Nixon case attorneys' fees approved by court
The United States court, by order of Judge Knowles, allowed attorneys' fees in the Nixon case totaling 2800 dollars. The check was presented to Attorney Maury for the several attorneys and receipted for. The government case against George C. Taylor, sheriff of Teton county, relating to seized cattle for tax claims, was continued.
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United States Court
Knowles
Nixon
Maury
George CC. Taylor
Teton County
Levi C. Bird
Government sues to restrain disposal of cattle by Indian defendant
Sheriff held cattle while the government sought a restraining order on taxability of chattels for an Indian defendant. Hearing on opera house tax costs continued. W. K. Sanders declared bankrupt and referred to Referee Thompson Campbell.
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W. K. Sanders
Thompson Campbell
Marriage of Richard Bryant and Harriet Kitto at Trinity M E
The wedding of Richard Bryant and Harriet Kitto occurred at Trinity M E Church with Rev John Hosking officiating. Miss M Braiser served as matchmaker and William J Thomas was best man with Miss M M Kitto as bridesmaid. A wedding supper followed at 15 Bennetts Avenue and the couple will reside there.
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Centerville
Richard Bryant
Harriet EK. Kitto
Trinity M. E
John Hosking
M. Braiser
William J. Thomas
M. M. Kitto
Bennetts Avenue
Pioneer stage man Huntley dies suddenly in Montana
S S Huntley aged about 60, president and general manager of the Yellowstone National Park Transportation Company, died at Masmoth Hot Springs after a heart ailment. He founded major Montana stage lines and rail one of the West’s best known figures, with a long service record and a large family of friends awaiting funeral arrangements. The Yellowstone firm expanded into hotel business this summer and Huntley’s death comes as the season winds down. He was born in 1841 in Western New York and served in the Civil War before moving west. He leaves no children.
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Standard
Helena
Child
Forestra
Huntley
Park
Mr. Huntley
New York
Springville Academy
Sith New York Volunteers
Berry
Phil Kearney
Diamond
Lincoln
Virginia City
Bannack
Fort Abercrombie
Walla Walla
Bozeman
Latter Place
Tongue River
Montana
Salt Lake
Huntley & Co
Boise City
Toston
P. B. Clark
Huntley & Clark
West
Annie Dean
Madison
Wis
Estrong
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Butte News
Dr. R. Goodrich
Park St
U Or I
Gue & Mattingly
Runap Hat Agency
N. Main
Dr. Meonett
Stremeth
United States
Dr. Bennett
Dr. Bennett Electric Belt CO
Union Building
Denver
Colo
Newbro
Son
Father
East
Granite Street
James Sullivan
Virginia Street
Hackmen OF
The
United States Court Matters
Alice Weller
National Undertakers
Shreveport
S. Huntley
Mammoth Hot Springs
John B. Brondel
Laurin
Brondel
Isadora FE
Dowden
Montana Children's Home Society
Fergus County
Symons
Capes
Price 'E
Merode
Women’s Union
Derby
Union
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
Women's Union
Melba” Practical Ion
Melba
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