Personal notices from Butte city pages
A long ran paragraph lists numerous visitors and residents in Butte and nearby towns. Names include R Carson from Great Falls, James Kirkpatrick from Dillon, Mrs W F Bandera from Helena, Geoffrey Lavelle from Boo kane, A Swell from Havre, Pauly of Basin, A Fung visiting Butte, Ben Jennings of American Montana, Sam Dinsmore from Missoula, Rod D Leggatt, W McC White, Col C F Lloyd, Architect William White, Mine Inspector John Byrne, Walter Harvey Weed of Washington DC, Harry Hush of Jardine, J M Stuart of Jardine, Walter Cooper leader of Clark democracy in eastern Montana, Dr G W Richtenour of Sheridan, Charles Clark, Irene Moore, Mrs Eugene Carroll, Whiting and Alexander with wives, Rev S C Blackiston, Mrs Alex Husband, Major Duncan of Missoula veteran, Father Murphy of Salt Lake City, Ren and Captain Frank Higenns of Missoula, Major Duncan’s career noted, Hill leaving Clark wing politics to ranch, committee ball planned at Columbia Gardens August 5 for Montana State Masonic Home, proceeds from tickets, funeral of Edna B Lee at 2 p m Sunday at the Lee residence 109 Mullin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dinsmore
Missoula
Rod D
Leggatt
W. McC. White
Basin
Col. C. F. Lloyd
William White
John Byrne
Pony
Walter Harvey Weed
Washington, DC
Geological Survey of
Montana
Harry Hush
Jardine
J. %. Stuart
Walter Cooper
Clark Democracy
G. W. Richtenour
Madison County
Sheridan
Charles Clark
Irene Moore
Eugene Carroll
Brown's Lake
Whiting
Alexander
C.blackiston
Alex
Bute
George Day
Barta
Los Angeles
Asi
Duncan
Major 4
Philippines
Father Murphy
Salt Lake City
All Hallows College
Butte
St. James Hosital
Montana Boys
Ren FM
Frank Higenns
Mitvowla
Hill
Clark Wing
Deworkey
Bitter Root
McLoughlin
Man with burned arm seeks juror role in district court
A man with a crippled left arm, burned in a smelter, visited the district court clerk seeking juror duty. He learned how juries are drawn and left confident to await his name in the regular drawing, unaware it is illegal to alter lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerk
Ting
Anon
Parrot Mining Earnings Fall. Dividends Remain Steady
Boston Financial News reports the Parrot mine fire may cost about 220000 with insurance loss around 60000 and six weeks of reduced copper output. Dividends are unlikely to be cut though earnings will slip. Management holds nearly two million in reserve, much of which may fund a new hoist and plant improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mining News
Boston
Tos
Treasury Reserve
New Ore Chute Discovered by Frank Long in Tunnel
Frank Long reports a new ore chute in the tunnel with a rich lead and copper bearing mass. The pay streak ranges from six inches to a foot, showing pyrites copper iron sulphide and potential gold value. 400 sacks have been mined since the last shipment, with more toward a full car expected by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Pony Sentinel
Franks
Liquor Charge At Dublin Gulch Saloon Near Columbia Gardens
A county attorney filed a complaint against a Dublin Gulch saloon keeper for selling liquor near Columbia Gardens without a license. He faces additional charges of malicious mischief for tearing down a garden fence. A special deputy sheriff pursued the suspect after the act, but was driven off when the man fled with a gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Gulch
Columbia Gardens
Hill's Claim Settled in Clark Suit Over Due Work
A suit brought by Ben Till against Charles W. Clark to recover about 800 dollars for work at 200 dollars a month and expenses was dismissed as settled today. Attorneys stated the full amount was paid yesterday, but details of the settlement were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Till
Charles W. Clark
Wall
List of Names From Hotel Guests and Travelers
A long reading of names and origins appears as a catalog of guests and associates linked to hotels and travel destinations across cities like Chicago San Francisco New York Milwaukee Helena Butte Missoula Great Falls Spokane and more. The fragment lists individuals including Mies Plora Varzetta Ver rok Mrs Kellogg Backett O'Donnell Paul A. Pusz Parkhurst Julius Green and W. Whitney among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralw
R. J. Dempsey
Tlahe
Sam Hitchey
Copper Cuit Mines
Parkhurst
San Francisco
P. R. McKean
NCL
Hall
Ball Lake
Julius Green
Credit Rapid
M. Steele
St. Paul
Sanders
Helena
J. Richard
Tielaen
Wyes H.C
Kurbank
Pittsfeld
Mass
Hoenn
Pythian Castle bids delayed to Tuesday evening
Opening of bids for the Pythian Castle building has been postponed to Tuesday evening at Evans' Book Store. Also offered are two corner lots in Butte for cash, a modern lodging house of 16 rooms for sale at $1400, and various money-lending notices from Hall Bros and Sitzer Hall on East Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans’ Book Store
Hall Bros
East Broadway
Butte
Corner
Art Cash
Sitzer & Hall
ST E. Broadway
SITZER @ HALL
Broadway
Madam Graham
Presa
West Broadway
Argyle
Montana
Police Court Bedlam of Fines and Failing Wives
In police court a string of offenders faced penalties for disturbances and drunkenness. Pat Keefe blamed rheumatism for a noisy night and was fined ten dollars for disturbing the peace. Paddy Harrington avoided upstairs appearance with a jibe from the jailer and received a fifty dollar fine as the judge urged sobriety. Ed Turner admitted breaking a window and was fined ten dollars. Thomas Cunningham John Cully and Thomas White paid ten dollars each for disrupting the peace. A group of drunks, led by Lofty Ney, were fined five dollars apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy Harrington
Man Tunneth
Jailer Boyle
Harrington
Clerk
Pat
Thomas Cunningham
John Cully
Thomas White
Paace
Loftyney
Stolen Horse Bought in City Sparks Legal Row
A buyer at Olympia Cash Grocery purchased a horse for 20 dollars that later was claimed by J H Gilbert as stolen. The buyer sought guidance from the county attorney and was advised to pursue replevin. The case centers on determining rightful ownership and title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Smith
Olympia Cash Grocery
J. H. Gilbert
Olympia
Smith
Nome Letter Says He Will Return to Cape None
David Robinson of Butta writes to a Butte friend that he will return to Cape None in a few weeks. He says Montana offers better inducements than Alaska for the aged seeker. He notes Nome wages have sunk to three dollars a day with few employment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Robinson
Butta
Cape None
Butte
Montana
Alaska
Trouble for Garrison in pretenses case arrest
Walter Garrison, a noted short change artist, was arrested today on a charge of obtaining $10 from William J. Riley by feigned pretenses. Garrison pled not guilty in Jones Harrington's court, and the case was set for next Tuesday at 2:00 PM. in default of $800 bond, the defendant remained in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Garrison
Wm. J. Riley
Fwine
Garyson
Jonies Harrington
Toom
Estate of Ed J. McArthur Cites Administrator’s Attorney
In the matter of the Ed J. McArthur estate the administrator Charles J. McArthur is cited through his attorney for a required appearance. The citation relates to probate proceedings and demands compliance with court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed J. McArthur
Charles J. McArthur
Administrator Named In Basin Mining Suit Over Death
Attorneys allege the administrator is absent from the state and now resides in British Columbia. C. J. McArthur was appointed to bring damages action against Basin Mining and Concentrating on the deceaseds death. No estate exists beyond the right to sue. The suit in Jefferson County courts remains pending but, due to witness absence and defendant insolvency, will likely be dismissed rather than tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Ago
Boing
British 3
C. J. McArthur
Basin Mining and Concentrating Company
Jefferson County
Great Northern Superintendent Ward visits Butte
General Superintendent F B Ward of the Great Northern arrived in Butte this morning from St Paul and will depart for the coast this evening. He notes rail improvements, better rolling stock, and cutting off delays as the line enters a period of enhanced physical condition. Ward will attend a Terminal Association meeting this afternoon addressing demurrage matters, with Oregon Short Line's Calvin also staying for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Ward
Great Northern
Butte
St. Paul
Ward
Terminal Association
Calvin
Oregon Short Line
Railroad Notes Highlight Basin Excursion and Local Stone Trade
The Great Northern ticket office stays open until 9 pm for Basin excursion travelers organized by W. A. Clark’s employer. The Oregon Short Line runs its Sunday excursion to the Big Hole. Utah brownstone from Mt. Nebo quarries sells in Montana. twenty carloads shipped recently. Claimed finest stone for building purposes. Fisher, C. F. Thering advertises press, repair, steam and dry cleaning at 310 South Main. Deer Lodge hosts the Modern Woodmen of America annual plenary on Sunday, August 19 with round trip fare of $1.00 and children’s fare in cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Basin
W. A. Clark
Big Hole
Butte
Utah
Mt. Nebo
Montana
Oregon
America
Plenie of Modern Woodmen of America
Deer Lodge
Record Breaker Miners Union Picnic At Columbia
The Miners Union outing at Columbia Gains today aims to set attendance records with over 10,000 present. Manager Wharton uses every street car, a noon program unfolds, and a $100 prize goes to the closest attendance guess amid a noisy scene despite saloon tensions near the picnic grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gainens
Wharton
Dub Min Gulch
Columbia Gardens
Sugar Theft Arrests Tightens Case at Davidson Warehouse
Police arrested Joe Williams, a man involved in disposing of a quarter ton of stolen sugar. The suspect, described as a negro, refused to cooperate, while investigators link the sugar to the Davidson warehouse. Detainers aim to nab remaining conspirators by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Williams
Williams
Tt Ia
Davidson
Copper mining shares on Boston Stock Exchange
Special to the Inter Mountain reports closing quotations on the Boston Stock Exchange as of today for copper mining shares. Amalgamated shows 89 percent, Calumet and Ely Tamarack listed, others unchanged. Also notes the Modern Woodmen of America's picnic at Deer Lodge on Sunday, August 1, and a dentist advert at 14 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Stock Exchange
F Amalgamated
Sai
Local Briefs and small notices from town events
Singer shop and piano tuner listed with addresses. hawk livery move to 200 East Broadway. dentist Forsyth relocated. local crafts and services advertised. Jailed Mike Cody on suspected theft. new cafes opened at 41 Wark and 108 South Main offering English chop house dining. Ellen Vance’s remains to arrive from St Paul. Pythian Castle bid opening delayed. Mike Farrell and John Carroll charged with robbery. hearings upcoming. Butte deputy mayor welcomed as a baby arrives. Mrs. John McGarry poisoned but recovering. theft trial for witch possession. matches cause small fire at Associated Charities hall. divorce case between Catherine Tohan and Tarney Behan settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollingsworth's
Wwark
South Main
Mortana Liquor Company
Ellen Vance
St. Paul, Mann
Pythian Castle
Evane
Mike Farrell
John Carroll
Dutcher
John Hanley
Butte
McCarthy
John McGarry
West Silver Street
Ed. Morrison
James Murphy
Pat Duffy
Wm. Crimins
Andy Murphy
Justice Harrington
Associated Charities
Catherine Tohan
Tarney Behan
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Mattingly
Dunlap Hat Agency
Lain St
Turkey
Mall
Altry
Belgian Barer
Jos. Leahy
W. Galena
R. Carson
Great Falls
James Kirkpatrick
Dillon
W. F. Bandera
Geoffrey Lavelle
Bookane
Havre
Pauly
A. Fung
Ben Jennings
Aneridan
Mont
Ely
The
Eastern Star
Montana Blate
Edna B. Lee
Michael Lee
Mullin Street
Perk Rs Write Transportation Company
J. Q. Gossaren
Bliver Baw Biock
Viavi
Boston Financial News
the McDermott
W. W. Morris
G. Mebgon
Milwaukee
John G. Miner
Carey
Ohio
Br Gw.rightenour
Shendany
Spokane
B.A. Birwen
W. J. Ennis
Ennis
J. Mareshall
IM. Durand
M W.N. Page
Arnsted
W. Vaz
C. Whyte
Bel
War Pat Keefe
Keefe
Lamey
Ed Turner
Nome
Short Changer
Uarthur Estate
Courtney's Cash Grocery
East Park
Siunsge, van
Railroad Notes
Miners’ Union
Dr. German
N. Main At
Morern Woodmen of America
Singer Office
Marguerite Cigar
Orton Broa
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Egat Broadway
Forsyth
Owsley Block
A. E. Jones
Mike Cody
M. Kahnkewler
Tom Ray
Ray
E. M. Graham
Ocean
Oceran
Hemispheres
Eage
State of New York
City
County of New Yorks
M. Graham
Washington, D. C
Rihachhed
J. Avis
New York Co
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