Butte Notes On Local People And Events
Butte and surrounding area items mention Orton Bros rent, Ebbers farm wagons at Grady's, shoe shines on West Broadway, Henry Hawkins at the domestown exposition, Miss Jennie Beckman visiting Atawonda, and Barney's reception with phone 471. Merchants Charles Walter of Sheridan and Frank McGran with wife travel to New York. Ira H. French tied to a wholesale packing house and Virginia City trip. Marriage licenses issued for Giovanni Zucco Rolande and Domenica Giovando, William McNrayon and Marriet Rafferty. The Keystone Crime in Owens Walter’s October piece is available at the Fol news stand. Anaconda business houses and smelters close for the fair. special train to race events. Henry Pankey seen in Butte, and P Cohn visits after an auto trip from a health resort to the copper camp. Butte Commercial Bank notes offer interest on time deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Ebbers
Grady’s
West Broadway
Henry Hawkins
Jennie Beckman
Atawonda
Barney
Charles Walter
Sheridan
Montana
Butte
Frank McGran
New York City
Ira H. French
Virginis City
Giovanni -Zucco Rolandé
Domenica Giovando
William McNrayon
Marriet Rafferty
Keystone
Owen Walter
Pennsylvania
Anaconda
Forelock
Henry Pankey
Easton Ming
Virginia City
Sand Point
Idaho
P. Harry Cohn
Caghter
The
Morins State Bank of Pony
Big Copper
Cest
Deaths and Funerals of the Day in Butte
Frank Martin died after months of illness and was buried in Boarland Alabama following family efforts to delay news for his wife in Illinois. He was 44, lived at 019 Placer street with his wife and son, and belonged to Knights of Pythias Yor Neb and a Wisconsin Masons lodge. Gue Landen, age 29, died after brief illness at Mayo Tay hospital. Miss Belle Nevin’s funeral will be at her sister Mrs. W B Daly’s home, then Saint Patrick's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Martin
Boarland
Marily
Butte
Placer Street
Murrey
Illinois
Housband
Helief
Tlinois
Martin
Knights of Pythias
Yor Neb
Masons
Wisness
Gue Landen
Mayo Tay
Nevin
Belle Nevin
W. B. Daly
North
Montana
Sherry
St. Patrick'’s Church
Peter de Slere
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
A garbled column from Chicago News mentions nine tenths vind, fare powder as a fact, a plore brolet from ancient crockery, a mirror's ugliness, and a boy catching a house during term. It references payments at the Ratte Commercial bank on Hamilton Street in Butte and a horse race with running expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Evan
Butte
Ratte Commercial Bank
Hamilton
McArthur back from three month British Isles trip
Mr and Mrs J. M'Arthur returned home yesterday from a three month voyage through Ireland Scotland and England. They noted working conditions in Great Britain with wages cited for various trades and cities and spoke of travel crowds and postal news of Miss D. P. Downes.
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Py J. MucArthur
British Isles
Ireland
Scotland
Jengland
France
Switzerland
Italy
D. P. Downes
Virginia
Miss Downey
Dakota
Cornwall
Wales
Clyde
Lusitania
Livernon Jn
London
Chicago
Bulle
Paddy Kane
Dublin
Atlantic
Tailoring the shirt of quality service for your fit
The piece argues that bespoke service beats off the rack in fit and style. It notes average tailors earn less than skilled cutters who command higher salaries and create distinctive garments, while charging less overall.
Ancient suit revived in sheriff's restraining order case
In Judge Jory Lynch's court ancient legal papers were admitted as evidence in the restraining order against former Silver Raw county sheriff Joan J. Quilin. The case, tied to judgments dating from Sept. 1884, centers on foreclosures and disputed payments with Lloyd and Heslet as key parties. Attorneys for both sides argued urgencies as witnesses continued, while other rulings on foreclosure and defaulted cases proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jory Lynch
Department of the District Court
Wanira Noyes
Joan J. Quilin
Silver Raw County
Ciga
Forma
Sherrit Quinn
Helm A. K
Diphtheria Panic In City As Cases Rise
City health records show sixteen diphtheria cases with multiple fatalities this month mainly in the eastern district. Officials report no broad school closures yet though one or two schools may be kept shut briefly. six scarlet fever cases mix with quarantines in several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Nvcrssary
Aller
Pat Lally Hack Returns From Ireland Visit
Former Alderman P J Lally has returned from a trip to his old home in Ireland. He visited friends of early days for a few weeks and brought back lively stories and a brighter outlook. A card party and dance is planned at Our People Hall Friday evening September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Lally
Ireland
Rip
Butte
Butle Dyele
W. O
Will Slye
Our Peoler
Mayer’s Bargains on Watch Chains and Bracelets
Bargains on watch chains and bracelets offered at Mayer’s 22 West Park. Including gold plated single chains at 2.80, double chains at 3.50, replica baby necklaces and gold filled pieces around 2 to 3 dollars. Also features baby chain bracelets, signet bracelets, back combs, and a mail order option with extra postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer's
West Park
Carmen
Ansonia
Death in mine town shocks neighbors
Phil McGovern, a young miner from Dubuque Iowa, dies suddenly in his room at 28 East Quarls street last evening. His roommate James Day reported he was unwell and asked for scalded milk. After Joy went to fetch milk, McGovern was found unresponsive. a physician arrived too late. McGovern, 28, unmarried, had long worked in the Tit e mines and had recently come West from Iowa. He is survived by two brothers in Arizona and one in San Francisco, with another in Dubuque connected to a tank line. Rev Father J Lynch of Bond Lawn was named as a close friend. Authorities expect an inquiry to determine cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil McGovern
East Quarls Street
Nelock
James Day
Destt
Cauer
Antr Stevens
Dugan
Rela— McGovern
Dubuane
Iowa
Tie
Hue
Arizona
San Pranetinco
John T. McGovern
Dubuque
Father J. Lynch
Bond, Lawn
Hallie Davis Atterbury Dies After Surgery in Murray
Mrs R Atterbury of Seattle died at Murray hospital late Wednesday after an operation for appendicitis. A former Seattle girl and high school graduate, she had planned a quiet recovery with her husband and mother unaware of the seriousness. She lived in Seattle about three years and was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Samell Davin of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Atterbury
Seattle
Murray's Hospital
Atterbury
Attarbury
Sanyell Davin
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Butte News
Bundaldja
Beast Broadway
Rule
Talephone Ae
Butte Commercial Bank
Gus Layden
Pete M'Arthur
Europe
Condi
Hoss
Old
Colsay
Butts Commercial Bank
J. Ke Heslet
the Real One
Maier
Berichte
Doin B. Lloyd
W. I. Young
District Court
J. K. Hessel
Loyd
Daly Bank
Lloyd
Hesler
East
Granite Street
W. H. Long
Quinn
Younes
A. J. Poore
Diker Matters
Lynch
Aida Zawrinee
Addison Starpiey
Tl. E. Heath
W. C. Lewis
Mornis
Dirgash
Bern
Seasiet Fever
Pat Lally
Pal
Death
McGovern
Ontana Optical CO
Testa Eyes
Baith
West Park Street
Hallie Davis
Murray Hospital
the Clothes Shop
Cen
Ted School House
Tae Mur
Park Mee Ee
Twin Falls Canal
Snake River Valley
Twin Falls
Milner
Jerome
Wendell
Milner and
Teroma
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Oregon Short Line
Shoshone
R. N. McCollum
Twin Falls Investment Company
Pred
R. Reed
Trig
State Medical Institut
Main and Broadway
Clark's Bank
West Wie
St. Clair Ranges
Butte Stove
Renair Co
East Park Street
Kutty
Tronchitia
DR. Dodd
Dakota St
Winslow
COC Remedy Co
U. 5
Bri
C. Wong
Idaat Park
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