Business Men's association meeting and lodge funeral notices
A meeting of the Business Men's association is set for Monday August 20 at 8 30 p m in Kingsbury block rooms to elect officers for the year and address other business. Several lodge funerals are announced including Victoria Lodge No 333 Sons of St George and Ridgely Lodge No 1 F and members are urged to attend. Notices also announce a firm name change and stockholder voting events with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
Kingsbury
I HT
T. O'Brien
Victoria Lodge No. 333
Sons of St. George
Jademe
Mieat
A. C. Newill
Gerald B. Knott
Ridgely Lodge Ni
J. B. Harris
la Platte Street
Cen
Thompson Investment Company
West Broadway
Excursion fliers note weekend train round trips
The notice lists Saturday and Sunday round trip tickets from Butte to Twin Bridges and return, Butte to Whitehall and return, and Butte to Pipestone and return. Also a bankruptcy notice for Silver Bow Plumbing and Electric Supply Company, with first meeting of creditors scheduled in Butte, Montana, on an upcoming date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Butte
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Pipestone
District Court of the United States
Ae of
Montana
Court of Bankley
Silver Bow Plimbing and Electric Supply Company
Silver Bow
Eine Court of Bankruptcy
Nee Breet
Park Street
Binday
Rae Campbell
Carpenters Union Sued Over Hiring Threats
John Smith sues Carpenters Union No. 1112 seeking 15000 damages claiming officers and members blocked carpenters and other workers from hiring him. Allegations include threats of violence and financial loss, insults calling him a scab, and interference at his job sites to prevent contracts. Plaintiff names B. S. Thresher as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
District Court
Carpenters’ Union No. 1112
Tis
Plain- Ui
Thresher
Police Court Proceedings Include Fines and Admonitions
In Police Court Judge Sullivan heard Jennie Deshane from East Galena alleging Italian suspect Mike Wells ramblingly described an intoxicated visit and accusations of robbery toward several girls after Wells admitted eight dollars. case held for advisement. John Beef pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined. Barnes failed to appear. matter continued. Marie Bryam, accused of being associated with a house of ill fame, received twenty four hours to plead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Deshane
East
Galena
Sullivan
Mike Wells
Wells
Jennie
Etalian
John Beef
Thomas Barnes
Dolly Clay
Dally
Barnes
Marie Bryam
House of Fame
Runaway Buggy Crash Injures Centerville Pair
An exciting runaway on Matin street yesterday afternoon left Mr. Moley of Centerville badly injured and Miss Cunningham severely shaken. Riding in a buggy, the horse bolted toward Main street, throwing Mr. Foley to the pavement with cuts and bruises as the frightened animal dashed on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matin Street
Main Street
Miss Cun
Bingham Slips In Accident Near Great Northern Ticket Office
A young woman named Bingham lost control of a buggy near the Great Northern ticket office and was thrown into a heavy wagon. Her lip was cut but the injury proved minor. she was carried into Finlen Media drug store where Dr. Bernheim attended her. Mr. Foley later received medical care from the same physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Great Northern
Atr
Aie
Finlen-Media
Bernheim
Foley
Hill Will Help Depot Move for Butte Project
President James J. Hill of the Great Northern arrived noon yesterday to confer with the local Business Men’s association on depot improvement. He met with Judge Speer D J Hennessy Governor Richards and Major Cannon, and pledged cooperation and material support. The visit boosted efforts to secure a union depot and highlighted Butte’s mining and shipping prominence with data on ore tonnage and net proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hill
Great Northern
Business Men's Association
Union Depot
Hill
M. B. Grove
Real Northern
Walter Hill
W. C. Speer
D. J. Hennessy
Richards
Major Cawnon
Mr. Hill
Anaconda
Mountain Con
Green Mountain
Bell
Silver Bow County
Butte
Lion Depot
Fifteenth Montana Press Association to Meet in Livingston
The Montana Press Association plans its fifteenth annual meeting in Livingston starting August 16 with a Wonderland excursion arranged by Shaw & Powell for 22.30 per person. President John McMurray says sessions, a public reception, and an entertainment program will mark the gathering, with editors taking a park tour and a banquet featuring Montana journalism humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Press Association
Livingston
Wonderland
Park
Mammoth Hot Springs
Shaw & Powell
John McMurray
Opera House
Hunter's Not Springs
McCormick & Peny
Moon
Tana
Tel Park
Cinnabar
West Side
Association
Montana
Fisher C F Talloring Press Sponge Steam Cleaning Prices
The notice lists cleaning services at 310 South Main Street including press, siter, sponge, steam and dry cleaning with prices quoted.
The Fencing Master Referenced in Lyric Opera Touring
A garbled article notes the Boston Lyric Opera company touring with one company policy to present The Fencing Master. It mentions consistency in production quality, stage dates starting Stage dures 18, and performances at the Grane y and Isab venues, underscoring artistic aims and touring discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Lyric Opera Company
Arma
New York
Metropolis
Wang
Lyric
Wielneniag
Graney
Isab
Evan Ane
Opera to be presented here as in New York Fun
A note states that operas, regardless of size, will be carefully attended to and presented locally just as they would be during the great Fun in New York event. It emphasizes faithful staging and equal attention to all performances regardless of scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Visitors Enjoy Growing Resort At Hunters Hot Springs
A party including Mrs Leggat Miss Leggat Mrs Carleton Miss Dean and others returned from Hunters Hot Springs after a pleasant trip. Emil Renisth and wife stay a few days longer. McCormick and Perry run the Springs and host visitors, with about 125 staying there as business expands. Big improvements underway and trout fishing on Duck Creek and the Yellowstone produced several three and four pound catches by B E Calkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leggat
Miss Leggat
Carleton
Dean
B. @. Calkins
Jack Leggat
Marty Tuttle
Hunter's Hot Springs
Emil Renisth
McCormick
Perry
Butte
Duck Creek
Yellowstone
B. E. Calkins
Death of Lucey to be informed of execution date
Daniel Lucey, who killed Patrick L. Regan in Silver Bow canyon on September 5, 1898 and was convicted of first degree murder, will be brought before Judge Clancy at 10 o clock tomorrow to be informed of the date of execution. The judgment remains intact. the execution date was set in the death warrant. Lucey is in the Witness department quarters and spends time playing poker with watchers, stakes only matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Lucey
Patrick L. Regan
Silver Bow Canyon
Clancy
Prigoner
Supreme Court
Bennettee
Lucey
Lavey
Storneys
Lacey
Death of Dominica Berteguy in Meaderville fall
Dominica Berteguy two years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Baptiste terlin of Meaderville fatally injured while playing on a lumber pile near the Heinze smelter. She fell striking her head and died within minutes. funeral set for this afternoon. Also notes a later Montanan copper quotes closing and a separate assault case in which Mrs Treavy is accused of third degree assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominica Berteguy
Baptiste Terlin
Meaderville
Heinze
Duminted
Afernoon
Local Briefs Chronicle Odd Notices And Crimes
A jumble of notices details births and deaths, address changes, business moves, a court arrest for petty theft, and civic projects. The items include a baby boy born to Mrs Edward Broughton, dentists and tuners, a livery move, a new restaurant, a menagerie update, and funeral notices for several locals. The piece notes railroad work on North Wyoming street and a reform plea for Gladstone Bray, once accused of pilfering in rooming houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Office
Marguerite Clgar
Orton Bros
N. Marn
J. G. Bates
Montana Monte Co
Edward Broughton
Mawk
East Broadway
Dr. Forsyth
Owsley Block
A. E. Jones
East Park
Pat Harrington
Free Coinage
Boston
Hollingsworth's
W. Park
Gladstone Bray
Butte
Glidstone
Betsy Katman sues Peterson for property recovery and rent
Betsy Katman brings suit against Frank Peterson in district court to recover possession of lot 6 in Bar Taf Noves & Upton's Railroad wildition No. 2 and to compel payment of two months rent. She claims Peterson ejected her on July 18 and has occupied the premises since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Katman
Frank Peterson
District Court
Tax Levy for Next Year Decided by Board Work
Policymakers meet this afternoon to set the tax levy for the coming year. The levy will reflect the board's work and is expected to be rounded out by this evening as Seniahnation concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seniahnation
Railroad notes and campaign plans in old republic pages
RAILROAD NOTES report discusses western roads consider discontinuing weekly schedule books and adopting an interchangeable flag system. A Denver & Rio member hints at plans to extend service. Republican central committee holds meeting Aug 1 to fix caucus and primary dates at East Broadway. OURIST SLEEPER promotes the North Coast Limited Pullman sleeper to Midwest routes and national park trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porvenger
Wiskey
Eoiloers
Vepublican
Central Committee
Chub
Divorce Queek Causes Courtroom Chaos At Police Court
In a chaotic scene Judge Sullivan adjourned as Selem John and his wife cried for a divorce queek. The couple, misrouted to the police court, argued with the court, clerk, and Captain Leyden while claiming abuse and listing dramatic plans. The judge asked about the children as the man threatened self-harm. officers later led Selem John away as the wife walked free amid accusations of battering and poverty. The article notes county funds and peddling suspicions, with further local disturbance at a race track incident attributed to Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Selem John
Leyden
Queek
Undertakers meeting held in Butte in session today
The Association of Undertakers and Funeral directors is in session at the Butte hotel this afternoon. Delayed trains keep many local undertakers present while outsiders cannot arrive in time. Little action is possible today with the main business postponed to tomorrow when President Richards expects a larger turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Undertakers and
Fubalmere
Butte
Richards
Henry Maxwell Charged With Barn Burglary Near Race Track
A warrant is issued for Henry Maxwell on a charge of burglarizing the barn of J. C. Dilan near the race track. Justice Nichols ordered the arrest and detention of Maxwell as alleged in the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlealy
Maxwell
Dolan
Henry Maxwell
J. C. Dilan
Wise
Justion Nichols
Tom Well
Personalities travel and social visits in Butte scene
W A Clark arrives from Virginia City and several visitors including Dr J A Forsyth, Senator Carter, Joseph Dixon, Frank Leonard, Jack Duelle, and others point to a busy social season. Albert Mulzel plans to marry Miss Maude Massingill at the Butte hotel. Henry Turck visits old friends. local reflections on Jones the deceased foreman and Coroner Julien updated on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clark
Virginia City
Shaunue
J. A.D. Forsyth
Balt Lake
Thomas H. Carter Campo
Helena
Joseph M. Dixon
Missoula
Dijcle
Wa Ta Plaherty
Cape Nome
Hutte
L. A. Metael
Menida
W. C. Metzger
Charles Melee
Puller Springs
Butte
Turck
Leyson & Turck
Jewelers
Denver
Leyson & Trek
Neresis
Albert Mulzel
Centennial Valley
Alex Metgel
Maria
Butte Hotel
Tast
Maude Massings
Colorado
H. G. Massingill
Local man George Nesbitt dies suddenly at Mahoney street cabin
George Nesbitt died of apoplexy in a Mahoney Street cabin while alone. Coroner Jullien will hold an inquest this evening. the body rests at Sherman’s Undertaking. Also noted is W C Bacheler planning a vacation with Mrs. Bacheler, and a notice to Denver and Rock Island miners about a shift change to five ten-hour shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Rock Island
BEJ
DEN
West Broadway
George Nesbitt
Mahoney Street
Jullien
Sherman
W. C. Bacheler
Butte
Montana
Denver & Rock Island
Worth Belden
Removal Notice From Granite and Flanitton Streets
We are now neated at the corner of Granite and Flanitton streets where we avould meet old and new patrons Lute Sewer Pipe and Tie Co WE WANT SHAFT MINIRS TO GTO Cunperopulis 31.00 per tay fee 8 Wourne work eho fe drs OLDS MnowEL La E WANTED WET NURSE AT 9 S pain Annis at nme
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite and
Flanitton
Lute Sewer Pipe and
Tie Co
Eho Fe Drs. Olds & Mnowel la E Be
Also Mentioned on This Page
France
Aoft
Wal
Jos
Leahy Mall
W. Galena
Aghoais
Nelson Story & Co
South Butte
Biory Flour and Feed Company
Denver & Roc Island
Great Northern Railway
Chicago
Return
North Main Street
J. E. Dawson
Burlington
Aen
Detroit
PemaeBe
Hersesees
Phil Daniels
Broadway
Carpenters Union
Courtney's Cash Grocery
Wea Eeeseeenens
Hunters Hot Springs
Epecini
Inter Mountain
Masa
Mont Bakes
Join Byrne
Montana Street
Torneo
Michael Treavy
Rome
Justice Nichols
Revarthin
LOCA
Wharton
Arkansas
Engliah Chop House
South
Pram Sherman
Alfred "Popett
Vest
William John
Mert
Mes
Jonni Corveth
Sanity
Grant Street
John Reynolds
Amang Farceny
Wyoming Street
Railroad Notes
Jytrsy
Denver & Riovos
Hia
Shmaker
Ourist
North Coast Limited
St. Aul
Our “North ‘Coast Limited
The
National Park Mantersportation Company
J. Wate
Nes
Portofice
A.B. Keith
Superintendent Smith
Blackfoot Lumber Company
Juilien
Jones
Ead
Kelly Block
Mr. Smith
Spain
Boulder Hot Springs
J. B. Reynolds
Keeley Institute
Dwight, OL
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