Police Court Roundup Shows Guilty Pleas and Fines
In police court Judge Sullivan heard multiple cases. James M Bride faced a guilty plea and a Tuesday trial date after neighbors reported alleged abuse of his pneumonia-stricken wife. John Sullivan admitted guilt for corporal punishment and was fined ten dollars. Dan Donnelly pleaded not guilty to disturbing the peace and faces tomorrow’s trial. Jack Day admitted guilt for disturbances, with a ten dollar fine, and Peter Strong also fined ten dollars for a broken window. Mike Bates and C A Spencer had related pleadings, with Spencer awaiting trial for petit larceny. The Zeating funeral proceedings were held at St. Patrick’s church. Local shop Boucher advertised goods. Wyatt Earp rumored to run a Seattle saloon gambling operation with J J Haggerty. In U S court, Larkin case arguments continued before Master Blake with Heinze and MacGinnis among spectators. no decision by late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
James Mbride
West
Granite Street
McGrath
John Sullivan
Hynor
Jack Day
Montana Music Hall
Peter Strong
St Park Street
Mike Bates
C. A. Spencer
T. F. Zeating
St. Patrick's Church
Boucher
East Park Street
Wyatt Earp
Arizona
Sharkey-Fuelsimmons
San Francisco
Seattle
J. J .Haggerty
Butte
Larkin
United States
Blake
Howell, Harney
Forbis
Leonard
F. Augustus Heinze
John MacGinnis
Death of John Shea at East Daly Street Walkerville
John Shea aged 60 died at his home on East Daly street Walkerville on Saturday. He was a longtime resident of Butte from Virginia City Nevada and a native of Ireland. The funeral, held this afternoon, was very largely attended by friends and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shea
East Daly Street
Walkerville
Butte
Virginia City
Nevada
Ireland
Local briefs and ads from Butte area notices
Local briefs list services and ads from Butte Montana including Reed’s Stable horses wintering at 224 S Main, J G Bates tuner for Montana Music, Alexander Latst attorney in Silver Bow block, dance at Auditorium Christmas night with $1 tickets, various trades from tinware to stove repair, Hamilton lunch special, Hellbronner cigar boxes 60 cents to 15, Bouche B Park clothing for children, Dr Hammond moving residence, Holland street rink opening tomorrow with James Burns as manager and ice to be perfect by night, many business and personal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gr. Reed
North Main
Bee Hight & Fairfield
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Company
Alexander Latst
Silver Bow
H. B. Ashworth
Reed
S. Mat. P.O
A. Dance
A. E B. Jones
East Park
Hamilton
Katenback & Kerth
West Broadway
Butte Stove Repair Company
B. Perk
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
Hellbronner
H E. Park
Hammond
Presbyterian Church
Holland Street
James Burns
Autumn's Chilly Days and Vitamin Tonic Sale
An old advertisement advises countering damp autumn air with tonics and beef extract. The White Front Grocery promotes Vigeral and Beef Extract with various bottle sizes and prices, claiming potential health benefits and cost savings on prescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Front
Descriptions of the Kimberley and Ladysmith Battles
From May reports the Boer forces under Cronje retreated at night after heavy exchange with British troops, leaving guns and equipment behind. Methuen and Kewich consider a pursuit unlikely as worn troops prevent action. Boers reported 10,000 to 15,000 at Ladysmith and 15,000 with 13 guns at Caledon. Kimberley’s need to hold may drive Methuen toward reconsidering Spytfontein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronje
Kimberley
Methuen
Scots Guards
Kewich
Spytfontein
Modder
Debeers
Satal
Ole
Hildard
Lon
Ladysmith
Schalkburgher
Bors
Calengo
Exciting Street Duel in Pittsburg Ends with Officer Wounding
In Pittsburg on Wylie avenue Policeman M Forbes dueled with Wilson Yancy a colored man. Forbes was wounded four times and is sinking at a hospital. Yancy was subdued after Milton William of the Eighteenth regiment helped overthrow him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburg
Dee
Wylie Avenue
M. Forbes
Wilson Yancy
Forbes
Yane
Yaaney
Yaney
Omere
Yancey Fred
Forben
Yancy
Oficer
Willian
Milton
Eighteenth Veginet
Yahey
Yarid
Free souvenir with Sie purchase at White Front Grocery
A brief notice states that customers receive a beautiful souvenir free with every Sie purchase over a specified amount next Thursday. The offer is tied to White Front Grocery at 32 N. Main with involvement from T. F. Courtney and Rene Finien-Media Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rede Rene Finien-Media
N. Main
T. F. Courtney
Supreme Court Hears Three Decisions and New Trial Granted
The Montana Supreme Court handed down three opinions today including a new trial for Martin Peel in the 1898 Virginia City killing. The court faulted the lower court instruction on insanity in Peel's case while affirming other rulings on Deer Lodge water rights and a breach of contract dispute. A disbarment brief for Wellcome was reportedly filed late, as Washington input awaited in the Clark case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Supreme Court
Wellcome
Washington
Clark
Martin Peel
Madison
William Ennis
Virginia City
Peel
Butte Visitors Noted From Philipsburg to Banack
BR FE Congdon of Philipsburg is visiting Butte. Tarbet of the Salt Lake mine is in the city. W S Tash and W F Jackson of Bannack are in town. L C Ancony and spouse from Salesville Mont are visiting. B F Cincovan of Deer Lodge county court was here yesterday. Mr and Mrs J We Clie and Mr and Mrs F Copbett depart for Washington tonight. Adhal the Parkish vestier arrived from Spokane. Jor Thompson and wife retired to Butte last week from a two award pleasure trip through Europe. J E Cheely formerly of the Madison Benton of Virginia City is in the city. Phe Wil will leave soon for Los Angeles. Wan Winters from Wins Parson & Boomer is here from Snake River. He will depart for The Dalles region in 11 days to begin another contract. John MacGinniss, Montana Ore Parene manager, with mother Mrs Mysty MacGinniss of Chicago, returned from California and Mexico in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Congdon
Philipsburg
Butte
Tarbet
Salt Lake
Erator
Tash
PF. Jackson
Bannack
Tutte
L. C. Ancony
Salesville
Mont. de
B. F. Cincovan
Couurt
Deer Lodge County
J. We Clie
F. Copbett
Washington
Adhal
Nic
Los Angeles
Wins
Parson & Boomer. Ia
Snake River
Dalles
John MacGinniss
Montana Ore Parene Company
Mysty MacGintiss
Chicage
Wace Ghaniss
Court House Notes on Prosecutions and City Lawsuit
Napoleon Rossa reversed his stance on prosecuting his brother for grand larceny and had the county attorney file a complaint. Justice Harrington will hear the case after a trial involving George S. Caxey, Andrew Anderson, and others tied to the Hesperus lode claim. The city plans a new trial in the suit with plaintiff I. BH) Ouak and A. FP. Bray as defendants. County commissioners authorized hiring a stenographer for six days at 85 per day for a sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Rossa
Harrington
George S. Caxey
Agiinal
Andrew Anderson
Alaintiff
I. BH
Ouak
A. FP
Bray
Board of County Commissioners
Man Seeks Help From Doctors In Front Of Thompson Investment
A man with a suspected case of smallpox approached Drs Alexander and Monroe outside the Thompson Investment building seeking medical guidance. The incident occurred as authorities monitor potential exposure in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Alexander and
Monroe
Thompson Investiment
Deed and Lode Claims Filed In Butte Area
Documents filed show Hirhour and wife deeded 24 feet of lot 8 block a8 Hutte townsite to Maxime Lalande for 5000. They also convey South Star and January lode claims to Lalande for 3000. H H Mecord filed a bill of sale for a third interest in sums owed to John A. Cannon from C B Kenyan in South Park addition, plus part of ground in the same addition and Monlant Land & Lumber book accounts, dated November with 7500 consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. Hirhour
Maxime Lalande
Hutte
South Park
Butte
Copper Stocks Market Report Sold by S Monroe Co
The piece lists copper mining prices and quotes for several mines and brands, including Peston Dehye Milgan 886 conda and Mone Tuna 8 iite Boston 72, with Cal Ani 880,00 and Barat 7 Dtah Con. It notes no linkers or coal in the Butte market, and warns of hot fire costs and inferior grades. Sale handled by S Monroe & Co at 47 Mass Bonu way. Phone fas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dehye Milganated
Conda
Monetuna
Iite
Boston
Calani
Barat
Butte
S. Monroe & Co
Mass Bonuway
Nineteen-Room Lodging House Snap Offer in City
NINETEEN-ROOM LODGING HOUSE brick with electric light and bath in Main and Park area offered for $800 if sold at once. Call Room 30, Silver Bow block for details. Also promotional note listing houses and lots of various sizes and prices across the city with contact at Room 30, Silver Bow block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Block
M. Wade
Main and Park
Bath
S, M
Wade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dan Donnelly
Donnelly
Richard McKeown
Meown
McKeown
John Shea
Yiavral
Bole
Wellcome’s
State Supreme Court
East Broadway
District Court
J. B. Haggin
Raymond
Mary Saile
Glover Canyon
Glover
Ari Haggin
Brantly
Eyures
Attirmand
Court of Soulh
Daniel
A.J. Davis
Rundmann
David
Shulten
Slates
Marshal Jackson
Hie
New York
State Board of Education
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Ammendias
Vite
Court House
Wmn. Schultz
Alaska
WM. Schultz
Wyoming Street
Kremmerer Coal
Just
Simon Banks
Colleen
N. Main Street
Burlington
McRae-Strasburger Harness Co. Victory
E. Park St
Butte, Mont
China
West Park Street
Mic. Niedenhofen
Royal
Vienna
Cope
Bonn
Royal Vienna
Limoges
Paris
Tiffany
Haviland
Montana
Tadies
Fatin
Pelt
Reereens
Curtis & Wheelers
Red Boot Shoe Co
North Main Street
Hostetter
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