Butte Current Notes Chronicle of visitors and local business
Butte notes list numerous visitors, businessmen, and hotel guests from Helena, Missoula, Virginia City, Red Lodge, Rexburg, Chestnut, and other areas. Items mention piano tuners, fencing, storage, trains, a jail arrest, a political candidacy, a funeral, and local leisure at Gregson Springs with praise for baths and accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Fred Orton
N. Main
B. J. Fine
Virginia City
Butte
Thomas F. Pollard
Red Lodge
Edmund Calloway
J. R. Toole
Anaconda
J. M. Froehlich
W. Edwy
T. J. Wurter
Rexburg
Idaho
Dr. Hanson
Chickering
Reeves’ Music
Gen's Arts
Helena
Frank G. Higgins
J. Heyfron
Missoula
Butte Hotel
Crystal Springs
A. J. Sullivan
W. J. Carmen
D. Collins
Great Falls
J. C. McCarthy
Chestnut
John Taggert
St. Paul
Minneapolis
T. J. Clark
Salt Lake
Rock Island
Great Northern Railway
J. Taylor
James Barnes
Montana
Overland
John E. Bowen
T. P. Cullen
Glendive
M. J. Ready
Chicago
Neady
Sullivan Drill Company
John H. Smith
Kansas
Missouri
Ilinois
N. W. Simons
Will
Ida Scott
Ban Joxe
Department of
Lutte
Robert J. Weal
Mount Moriah
Edward
Hugh G
Joseph City
Utah
Clancy
Pooley
Gregson Springs
Salisburgs Puzzle As Anaconda Falls In Hard-Hitting Game
Helena defeats Anaconda 4 to 1 at Mountain View Park as Salisbury limits the visitors to seven hits while Anaconda’s defense misfires with ten errors led by Bert Schils. Flannery powers Helena with five hits in six at bats, while Carter and Salisbury pitch effectively in a high-scoring early innings collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Park
Carter
Anaconda
Salisbury
Helena
Bert Schils
Schils
Hall
Flannery
Knox
Deisel
Ferguson
Armstrong
Tinker
McKibben
McVicker
Pace
Hammond
Hurley
Sechils
Echils
Basle
Clarkson
McHale
Sehils
O’brien
Jack
Waeks SS
Dioas
Eskerce Ihe
AB. R
PO. A.F. MeVieker
Iaa
Eee
Beupich
Cincrecae
Mernben
Bausbury
Brolen
Anaonda
Clark
Kinloch Park Race Results at St Louis Meet
At Kinloch park in St. Louis on September 22 John A. Morris won the six furlong race with Eugenia Wickes placing second and Sweet Caporal among the top finishers in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gravesend
Godfred
Pupil
Lieber Warl
Star Bright
King Barleycorn
Autumn
Colonel Padden
Autolight
Kimberley
Pink Coat
Jack Point
Charentay
Raymer
Sharp Shooter
Tempelton
Amazon
Compensation
Rinaldo
Chicago
Hawthorne
Pirate J
Highland Lad
Clay Pointer
William Ack
Iceni
Leo Newell
Becky Relfe
Mr. Dunlap
Sallus
Silurian
Wild Pirate
Barbara M
Ohnet
the Lady
Florizar
Andes
Besaste Macken
Alpha IL
Trebor
St. Louis
Kinloch Park
John A. Morris
Eugenia Wickes
Sweet Caporal
Girl in jail after deadly poison plot with fiancé promise
Jennie Roach, about 17, tried to poison herself with carbolic acid after a dispute with Will Tietjen, a cigarmaker who allegedly broke a promise to marry. She was restrained, given emetic treatment, and placed in a cell at the city lockup while police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Roach
Jennie
Murphy
Atlantic
Galena
Miss Roach
Bal Tletjen
Alexander
Captain Leyden
Jenkie
Will Tietjen
Park Street
How At Gheay Falls Game Forfeited
Butte manager disobeyed the umpire leading to the forfeiture of a game at Gheay Falls. Officials imposed the outcome after the ruling and the teams faced penalties. The incident sparked debate over sportsmanship and game control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gheay Falls
Butte
Exhibition Game Keeps Indians Ahead of Smoke Haters
Great Falls hosts an exhibition game after manager Hammond of Butte refused to pay $30 in fines, forcing the league game off. The Indians won 9 to 0 forfeit credit, with Theilman pitching for Butte and Jones for Great Falls. Attendance was around 6,000, with cool, cloudy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Hammond
Butte
Brennan
Indians
Theilman
Jones
Helena
AB. R
PO. AE. Zearious
Pramburt
Tovogh Gia Eris Agate
Ee Menefee
Raymer
Muller
McCigsney
Ibatics
PONES
Reeves
Burke
Perham
Anderson
Fe Themen
McDonough
Solas
Biscell
Lynch
Menefee
Huston
McCloskey
Hurlburt
McClockey
Zearfors
Lockhend
Thellman
Shelton
Landing of the Clots Won and Lost in 7A Anaconda
Muted fragment states Great Falls played won and lost with Helena and Anaconda in 7A action. Readers get few concrete details but indicate a sports results note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Wis Helena
Philadelphia Tops Boston In Final Game
Philadelphia defeated Boston in the final game with Donohus and McFarland among the players. Umpire Hurst officiated as 3.0 attendance was recorded. batteries were Clarke for Philadelphia and Wis. and a Clarke for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
R. H. BE
Kuads Baaek Deeds Danesta
Anda Clarke
Donohus and
McFarland
Hurst
Pitsburgh Game Three Sees Chesbro Relieved in Sixth
Louis won the third game of the series by hitting Chesbro hard and forcing him from the box in the sixth inning. Waddell relieved and no more hits came for the visitors as 8,800 attended. Batteries Seabro, Waddell, and Zimmer. Jones and Criger. Umpire O Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburo
Louis
Chesbro
Waddell
R. H. EF
Pagtsdune
Cracseree
Seabro
Zimmer
Jones
Criger
O' Day
New York Beats Brooklyn in Polo Grounds Clash
New York defeated Brooklyn at the polo grounds this afternoon by five runs after Donovan’s big fourth inning. Umpire was Bnyder. Attendance listed as 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
Donovan
Boore
Notable Visitors Listed Among Butte Arrivals
A series of visits are noted in Butte with names from Glendive Helena Missoula Great Falls and Spokane. Individuals include Kh J Brown Julian F Burd G T Burdick Daniel McKay Henry G Ricketts William Winters David Marks and railroad men C H Conner and G C Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian F. Burd
Chateau
McDermott
Daniel McKay
Great Falls
Butte
Henry G. Ricketts
Helena
G. T. Burdick
Glendive
William Winters
Spokane
H. W. McLaughlin
Missoula
David Marks
C. H. Conner
G. C. Ross
Notable Travelers and Local Moves Reported in Butte
The excerpt notes several visitors and residents in Butte including J. W. Bush from Virginia City, J. H. Grave from Kalispell, W. Fitt of Rock Island road, Dr. A. Morrison and Henry Ricketts from Helena, PD. W. Johnston from Cleveland, J. A. McDonald at the Butte hotel, A. C. Michaels and Sam E. Adams from Copper Cliff, and Charles E. Oles relocating his office. It also mentions plans for a $25,000 Gothic Catholic church at Great Falls with bids received until October 15, 1900, and a local piano organ ad by Orton Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD. W. Johnston
Short Line
Cleveland
Ohio
J. A. McDonald
Butte Hotel
Carnet
A. C. Michaels
Sam E. Adams
Butte
Copper Cliff
McDermott
Great Falls
Mont
H. B. Allaeys
Man Arrested for Disturbing the Peace at Leggat's Saloon
Jim Berry was arrested and booked at the city jail for disturbing the peace after an incident at Leggat's saloon on Copper street. He claimed he had money behind the bar and asked for a drink, was refused, and allegedly threatened the bartender. Berry, who says he is a minor, vows to prosecute the saloon for past liquor sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Berry
Leggat
Copper Street
Jim
Berry
Fusionists in Boise Strive for Complete Cross-Party Ticket
Idaho fusion talks continue as Populist executive committee and leading Democrats press for a unified slate. Ex Senator Dubois attends the meeting while Populists keep their ticket filed but have not resigned any candidates. Texas Angel and M F Eby and C M Mullen refuse resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Agai
Dubois
Texas Angel
M. F. Eby
C. M. Mullen
Freight car derailment delays Misoula traffic
A freight car on freight train No. 54 derailed in the Missoula yards last evening as the train pulled in. The incident caused a several hours delay before the car was moved to a siding and marked bad order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
Jewish New Year Observed Amid Closures In Missoula
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula on September 22 reports Monday as the Jewish new year with closures of Jewish firms for religious observance. Services will be held at the Odd Fellows' hall conducted by a member of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Odd Fellows’ Hall
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J. H. Grave
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Charles E. Oles
Bee Hive
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