Curious trial ties Wing Chung to deadly augur hole
The case centers on Wing Chung accused of plotting to murder Joe How with a hole bored in a log augur frame at How’s cabin. Reub Sabolsky, the new deputy sheriff, helped track Chung after an alert from How, leading to Chung’s capture near Blacksmith Shop and the discovery of a loaded revolver. The court sent Chung to Deer Lodge on $2,000 bail refused, while Sabolsky’s appointment as city watchman was approved after local input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reub
Sabolsky
Joe How
Wing Chung Lad
How
Chung
Low
Subolsky
Dow E‘urpel
Molegh
Joe Lion
Kelghen
Qwater
Olclogk
le Lank Ty
Coar
Blakely
Main and
Park Streets
Wing Chung
Smith & Wesson
Justice Wiles
How's
Clany
Wiles
McAndrews
Reub Sabolsky
Mr. Berk
Billie
Uphfogle Mitt on Black Tail Creek
Surprenant and Marcuau received a Bhokse power portable steam engine for their reduction works on Black Tail Creek. The unit will drive a shingle machine and pans in the arastra, with plans to add two beds to raise ore capacity to eight or nine long. Water power will be used for reduction while expansion proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surprenant& Marcuau
Witter
Arastra
Taylor entertainment criticism defends fairness in Montana
The Bonner company of Butte addresses Mr Taylor and the Dear Lodge audience, defending the article on a recent entertainment. The piece states they reported faithfully, noting weak passages but maintaining unbiased opinion and satisfaction with the overall show. They deny bias and reiterate price lists will be issued soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Lodge
Lis
Bute
Air
Bosey
Joy
Layie
Montana Town News Roundup In Walkerville And Butte
A dense listing of local commerce and life including new boarding houses, saloons, millinery, and groceries. Aloft are notes on a miner’s house, saloon opening plans, butter and eggs market demand, fur sales, road trestle protection, a man declared insane, dental services, a new store opening, sidewalk improvements, and a grand firemen’s ball with late dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Stack
Auney
Walkerville
John Morris
Main Street
Loeber's Hall
M. N. Gilbert
D. Cohen & Bro
Em Loopes
Main and
Park Streets
Ropan
Butte
Glendale
Pierse
Miles Cavanaugh
Potting & Erenzelman
Deer Lodge
Kina & Jack
Butle
Butte Badge F.c.g. ‘T
Donnell, Clark & Larabie
Bluin’s
Alice
Charles Peabody
Ivlena
Diamond City
Warm Springs
Highland mill purchased by La Plata Company for Butte site
The Highland mill was bought last week by the La Plata Company, not for Philipsburg or Georgetown. The mill will be moved to Butte during the coming winter with no fixed site or battery plan yet, and will operate by spring as a significant factor in local welfare. The firm has long guarded against overexcitation by rich surface ore and now plans full prospecting to great depth before building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Driscoll
Walkerville
Driscoll
Butte
Main Street
Broadway
Granite
Pokorny
Uelens
Gamer
Fisuse
East Grimite Street
Chicago
Philipsburg
Georgetown
Highland
la Phyta Company
Stanps
la Plata
la Plata Company
Anderson and Schmidi’s Tonsorial Emporium on Main Street
Ruth Montana item announces Anderson and Schmidi’s Tonsorial Emporium located on Main Street with adjoining businesses including 1 Gang and Kilehi’s offering baths at any hour of the day and next door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson & Schmidi
Batha
Gang & Kilehi's
Main Street
Ruth
Montana
Warm Springs hotel and infirmary to expand
Dr Mussighrod reports Warm Springs near Butte will enlarge its facility in spring. The Te titorial Lunatic Asylum site attracts private patients drawn by mineral waters and plunge bath in a heated pool. Doctors Mitchel and Mussighrad plan additions to improve access between main building and plunge bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussighrod
Butte
Lig
Territorial Lunatic Asylum
Mitchel
Mussighrad
Rocky Mounkins
Montana
Warm Springs
Local Developments Show Town Growth Across Homes and Businesses
Improveme nterprises dot east Granite Street and Montana Street as builders raise residences. A cosy cottage rises on the bluff near Main Street. A new 32 by 70 foot fireproof stone building starts on Main near the Centennia Hotel. The City Hotel expands with a new wing doubling its size. The post office moves to the Hotel de Mineral corner, with improvements to old offices underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glnnn
Blun’s
Nichols
Bogks
Main Street
Doetor
Montana
R.S. Jones
Granite Street
Dan
Gamer
James Davidson
Montana Street
D. Gohen
Wow
How & Blake
Ken
Main and
Qquartiz
Murier
Me. D. Cohen
Messrs
Cohen & Copinus
Centennia
Tamm & Findlay
Richard Barry
L. Bonner & Co
Hotel de Mineral
Ford
New Pictorial MiGees Weekly Catholic Journal
MiGees Illustrated Weekly offers Catholic literature art and education in a 16 page format. It features biographies with portraits political editorials poems tales and a Rocky Mountain Helena correspondent with Montana sketches. Major Robert C Walker of Helena is Montana agent for subscriptions with receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MiGees’ Illustrated
Tts
United States
Hach Mlumber
Rocky Mountain
Helena
Montana
Lerring
Robert C. Walker
Lexington Engine Restores Work After Helena Transfer
On Saturday crews completed installing a large engine moved from Helena to replace the damaged unit. By evening the engine was started and has been running. Butte mills are busy except the Centannial, which will likely idle briefly before expected strong returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Butte
Mining and business notes from Butte and nearby towns
A column reports on prospecting near Big Lake and salt bed discoveries, copper ore concentration in Glendale, hunting trips by W A Clark and others, new hardware and boot shops planned in Virginia City, and local clerical and mining movements. It mentions Father Paulin’s sermon, deaths, rheumatic illness, and various travels of residents to Deer Lodge, Philipsburg, and San Francisco, with a Busy North West context.
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Charles S. Warren
Jett
Big iLile
Win
Purvino
Glendale
Mess
W. A. Clark
Lee Mantle
Frank Brown
J. G. Bower
Fay Harrington
Virginia City
Buite
Mr. Bower
John Stinson
San Fran
Cisco
JK. Pardee
Algonquin Mining Company
Philipsburg
Butte
H. L. Showers
Phiipsburg
James Mathews
Sierne Thormas
Thomas Barker
Warm Springs Creek
Thomas
C. A. B. Halvorson
Deer Lodge
B. L. Ronner & Co
Mr. Gonngll
Butle
R. H. Kemp
Colorado
J. W. Estill
H. Paxton
Buffalo
T.Q. Miles
Silver Bow
M. J. Connell
KE. L. Bonner & Co’s
Halvorson
New North West
Dancing shoes and fashion notes from Butte’s early pages
The item highlights a shoe store opening by Recu Root Co on Main Street and a dancing school by Professor Dusseau. It also covers fire company water supply debates, wallpaper arrivals, remarks on religious sentiment among Butte youths, and fashion offerings at E L Bonner & Co, all reflecting local life and commerce.
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Vinderella
Messrs
Recu
Root & Co
Main Street
Opening of a Garage by Bacelli
A local event titled Bacelli opens a new garage drawing attention from 3 men and a mixed crowd of women and children. The spectacle included invitations and general curiosity from neighbors.
Amateur Burglar Tywo Coons Seen as Rising Thief
The case of Tywo Coons, a young possible burglar, is detailed with an episode near the Dexter mill. A windowless cabin, a sacked home, a missing watch and a boot print clue point to him. Coons denies guilt, but strong evidence and threats to Mr Stuart are noted, with his future move stated as leaving Bute for a healthier locale.
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Coons
Samuel Stuart
Dexter Mill
Alanu
Odeu
Stuart
Stopher
Mar. Coons
Bute
Chouse
L. Boimer & Co
Bonner Co Underlines Low Prices To Undercut Rivals
The firm claims a special contract enabling it to offer goods at ribbing prices thanks to favorable freight terms and transport rates. They assert customers can buy certain lines cheaper than wholesale by comparing with Indenfyelner costs and By & Co prices. A wrestling match event at Lieber's hall drew spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
E. L. Bonner & Co
Butte
Messrs. el, Bonner& Co
Messrs, B. L. By & Co
Papile Pupils Earn Perfect Deportment Marks
The deportment roll lists Papile students who achieved perfect conduct for the week ending November 17. Names appear for exemplary behavior and steady classroom performance.
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THE
Butte Miner
Uni
Re Medu
C. F. Aigo
Fidelity Lodge No. 8
Djourning
Condi
B. Waren
Guistiax Nissler
Frearuver
ALF. Ae A
Butto Lege
Fr& A. M
J. F. Beck
W. M
Unas
S. Warren
Ben’y
Sily
Religious Services
Bidames Church
Deer -Lole City
Loeber’y Mill
Torani
F. A. Riggin
Methodist Episcopal Church
Butte and Fish Crock
WAM
Watouman Sud
Black Tail Creek
Hela
Butte, Montana
Mr. Taylor
Howling Mineral Waters
Sid Dander
New Pictorial
Lexington
Dusseau
Montanus
Butte Fire Company
Boeing
E. K. Bonner & Co
E. L. Bonner & Co's
Iman
Islaim’s
Bacelli
Reed, Root & Co
Vasany
Brooks Tito
Mises
William Goleman & Co
Palace
Tncel Fed
California
Butte City
Helee, Kinxd & Jack
Stevens
Main St
B.S
Nahyrice
Ander
Barry
Josepi-Guenon
Barry Wilt
Acl
Joe Stebing
Wilson & Gwin
Tny City
Mutual Con Sep
Gwin Reba
William Wilson
Wand
WM. Wilson
WM. Gwin
M.T
Mr. Newkirk, Haying
Newerry, & Co
Noy CE
Coventry Merciaata
Marcelson & Vaitton
Neeege
Marchés
Epee
Sr Ee
Cmarchesseau & Valiton
Furr, M. T
J. F. Saville
Rolla Butchest
Freddie Goff
Rice
Nésbi A.M
Luke Fausett
Mollie Fifer
Hattie Evans- Grave
Francis Mori
Mary Thor Jergu
Minnie Groppe
Nie Cohel
Ettie Coberly
Ataig Morier
Josie Butchi
Lilly Farin
Lonise Ella Driggs
Lizzie- Thorn
Rosa Morier
Ella
Miklejoln
Ida Copinus
Mary Ken
SI Scilol
Olled
Albert Copit
Bie
Nopinis
Shy
Bros’ AM Hom Tan
Rey
Well Qize
Henr
Bhomer
Julia
Morris
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