Several Small Sums Sink Three Men in U S Bankruptcy
Three petitions in bankruptcy were filed in the United States court yesterday. John Ekman a machinist listed debts of 2171.40 to Butte merchants and asked for relief. Westbrook of Walkerville sought discharge on a 300 debt to Sam Barker and was adjudged bankrupt. H Hatfield reported 1089.40 in debts with nominal assets. An order directed Rochester to produce a list of personal property purchased Feb 4 1899. Utah Market Company costs taxed 105.95 against petitioners.
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United States
John Ekman
Butte
George N. Westbrook
Sam Barker
Westbrook
Walkervill
Thompson Campbell
H. M. Hatfield
Alex Mackel
Frederick A. Bartlett
Rochester
Utah Market Company
Willard Out on Bail After Shootout to Save Brother
Willard is released on bail following a deadly shootout in which he allegedly shot Lachance to save his brother's life. Authorities describe the incident as a protective act amid a violent confrontation.
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Willard
Lachance
Cleophas Chopain
Dave Willard
Meaderville
Bd Willard
Dr. Wells
Avare
Sol Willard
Saloon shooting case shakes Meaderville crowd
Dave Willard is accused of shooting Lachance in a Joe Ithier saloon at 1537 South Montana Street last Tuesday night. Willard, released after posting 750 bond, pleads not guilty and seeks a preliminary hearing set for Sept 26.
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Lachance
Dave Willard
Joseph Lachance
Joe Ithier
South
Montana Street
Justice Smith
South Butte
Willard
Hennessy’s opens with Banitster styles for fall and winter
Banitster’s beat shoes for men debut sixteen new fall and winter styles at Hennessy’s opening today. Michael J. Egan, 11 months old, died yesterday. funeral set for Friday at 2 from 521 East tial ena street. Grace M E church Ladies plan New England dinner and supper at the church Friday Sept 21. Schatzien Paint Company highlights frescoing at 14 West Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banitster
Hennessy
Michael J
James Egan
Tialena Street
Grace M. EF. Hhurch Earner
Arizona Street
South Butte
Schatzien Paint Company
West Broadway
Martyr to consumption a popular young Butte auditor dies
John L Griffin county auditor died after a year long illness of consumption at Sisters hospital He was born in Ireland 29 years ago moved to Nevada then Butte two years ago elected county auditor He was well liked and leaves no Butte relatives His funeral will be at St Patrick's church after a service at Hibernia hall and he was a member of several local organizations A separate note mentions Hennessys millinery opening with new Paris fashion headgear.
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John £. Griffin
Sisters’ Hospital
Mr. Griffin
County Kerry
Ireland
Nevada
Butte
Mer. Griffin
Arizona
St. Paul
Griffin
City Street Department
Robert Emmet Literary Association
Magles
The
6 Club
Hibernians
Hibernia Hall
St. Patrick’s Church
Five Days in Jail for Grand Opera Entrance Disturbance
Arnold Carlson John Sullivan and Stanley Malloy were fined ten dollars each by Police Justice Sullivan for causing a disturbance at the Grand Opera entrance Tuesday night. They did not pay the fines and will serve five days in jail. No guardians appeared for the youths.
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Arnold Carlson
John Sullivan
Stanley Malloy
Grand Opera House
Sullivan
Reform School
City
Boys Cause Centerville Streetcar Smash Near Montana Street
An early morning Centerville line streetcar jumped the track after striking slag on the rail. Eight passengers escaped serious harm though Mrs. Collinger of Walkerville was injured. The incident, blamed on mischievous youths, led to a reward offer for the culprit and highlighted prior safety concerns on the Centerville line. Meanwhile plans for a $25,000 Catholic church in Great Falls, Montana, were announced with a submission deadline of October 15, 1900.
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Butte
Centerville
Collinger
Walkerville
Ross
Meterman McGrew
Montana Street
William Hill
Giothlic
Great Falls
Mont
H. B. Allaeys
Moni
State paper leads in news and art in Montana
The Anaconda Standard advertises itself as the top state paper with more state and general news and better illustrations. It notes a special meeting at Pioneer hall West Broadway at 2 20 p m Friday September 21 called by Mrs Hughes President with full attendance requested for important business.
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Anaconda Standard
Lontana
Pioneer Hall
West Broadway
Hughes
Butte Business Men's Association Funds Report for Galveston Sufferers
Committees of the Butte Business Men's Association report liberal city donations for Galveston Wood sufferers. Western district contributions include Montana Ore Purchasing Co Reston & Mont. Con. M'n'g Co and many local firms with amounts listed, totaling substantial support to aid the relief effort.
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Business Men's Association
Business Men's Association of
Butte
Galveston Wood
Gali
Messrs
M'n'g Co
O. N. Perry
Eugene Carrell
W. Paine Western Fuel Co
Inter Mountain Pub. Co
Robert Haan
M. Rosendorn
Bedeebprak
Eargie Vo Wires Savevens
On Teddy's Hot Trail to Day and Tomorrow
A brief dispatch tracks Theodore Roosevelt's travel plan today and tomorrow as he follows a hot campaign trail. Officials and local crowds expect rallies and speeches in key stops, highlighting the Republican stance and Roosevelt’s public schedule.
Roosevelt party departs Butte for Logan with speeches en route
A special Roosevelt train leaves Butte at 2 am heading south via Rexburg Pocatello and Ogden toward Logan Utah for speeches in Idaho Falls Blackfoot and Logan with an on board party including vice presidential candidate and two speakers Mesonoonlin and Guild along with eight newspaper men. Funeral notices follow for John F. Griffin John R. Masterson Annie Sullivan and Willie Sullivan in Centerville Madison Avenue La Cova terrace and East Summit Street locations.
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Roosevelt
Short Line
Meson Oonlin and Guild
Ar Cowcort
Seuta
Montana
Salt Lake
RB. F. White
Dillon
R. Rounds
Stale Falls
R. H. Davis
Caldwell
G. Aa. Roberthan
Pocatello
Frank Sweeding
Shoshone
J. E. Lane
M. J. Gray
St. Anthony
Joe Perrault
Boise
W. E. Wheeler
Idaho Falle
8. Whittier
Sida Springs
W. Bauldersten
Molese
CW. Berriman
Butte
Idaho Falls
Rexburg
Howerwell
Blackfoot
Logan
Utah
Brith
Ogden
Denver
Salt Lak
Maltair
Operer
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Butte News
Owsley Block
N. Main St
Butte, Mont
Hesse Ian Works
Butte, Montana
Nter’s
Northern Pacific Railway
Montene
Hunters Fot
Springdale
Livingston
WVOGR
Kate Winston Townsend Lombard Custer
Kate Hamilton
Missoula Philipsburg
Maryeville
Deer Ledge
Norris
Nate Hutte
Helena
Boteman
N. P. RK
St Paul
Minn
Bridger
Sam Carbon
Red Lodge
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
M.U . R. Cross
Bear Cousty Road
P.O. Bos
Kutite, Montana
Montana Useful, Novelty CO
E. Park St
T. G, Heine
Henheesy Landing
Messrs. Ekman
West
Hadfield
France
BR. BL. A
John F. Griffin
Hennesey's
Centerville Serpentine
Gelveston
Henry Williams
Hight
George
Teddy
John R. Masterson
Madison Avenue
Annie Sullivan
la Cova Terrace
St. Patrick's Church
Willie Sullivan
Mike JD Sullivan
East
Summit Street
Nottingham
Irish Point
Brussels
Ene
Courtney’s Cash Grocery
East Park Street
America
Sie
Felmo
California
Huyler
Fry
Consult
E. M. Graham
Madam Graham
Madam Grahan
the Argyle
Utton
Rusco & Holland
BANKS
Lee Mantle
Chas Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
A. B. Clements
F Aug. Heinze
Henry Mueller
Frank Haakins
Moyer
Ite
Europe
L. Mover
Swinborne
KR. A. Kunkel
O. K. Lewis
J. H. Vivian
Silver Bow National Bank OF
Ipital
National Bank
New York
Union National Bank
Crocker-Woolwort National Bank
San Francisco
Ladd & Tilton
Portiana
Ore
Keemeret National Bank
Ealt Laketo
First National Bank
Minneapolis
Mint Merchants
Oma
First National Bank OF
Andrew
Davis
James A Talbott
BK. B. Wetrick
Cmairie
George Stevenson
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
John A. Creighton
GG. W. Stapleton
T. M Hiodgens
Joan A .‘Reighton
Omaha
G. W. Stapleton
A H. Barrett
D. Leavitt
V. Kemper
T M. Hodgens
J. O. Hodgens
Liver Bow County
Jerry McCarray
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