Tragedy on Christmas Day in Dublin Gulch
Daniel Sullivan died instantly after Edward Gillman shot him at the Dowd annex of the Dugan boarding house. Gillman surrendered to Sheriff Regan after a dramatic exchange with Mrs Regan. The incident followed a dispute about beer brought to the house and involved several miners from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sullivan
Edward Uillman
Dowd
Dugan
Sullivan
Gillman
Murphy
Dugan House
Ellow-Man
Jack Nolan
Susan
Tom Walsh
William McGrath
Phil Jullien
Regan
Peter Walsh
Ray
Jullien
Sherman
Butte
McDermott Thetes
Never Sweat
Timan
Hennessy
Tillianon
Inter Mountain
Jhis
B.S. Thresher
Ediot F
Gutman
Regart
Liyden
Sullivan Brothers
Troy
Gillman and Sullivan
Maley Brought Back On Grand Larceny Charge
Deputy Sheriff Aware returned from Rock Creek Mis soula county with Al Maley who is Wanted on a grand larceny charge for stealing about 500 worth of bullion from Bi Metallic Mining at Granite county last summer. The warrant issued Sept 11 by Justice Nichols. Maley allegedly conspired with John Boga to steal bullion and move it to this city where Boga awaits district court trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yenturerday
Rock Crvek
Missoula County
al Maley
Granite County
Maleys
Justice Nichols
Hays
Maley
Philipaburg
Kopi Creek
Avaie
BiMdable Company
John Boga
Trainload of Kemmerer coal speeds to meet demand
A large consignment of Kemmerer coal is en route to meet rising demand. The ad notes its warmth and quality, and lists additional coal options including Pennsylvania anthracite and Montana coal along with dry wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Montana
Monroe & Co
Broadway
Why Smith Left Home at the Grand in Butte
The Grand in Butte hosted Why Smith Left Home with a crowded house for Sunday matinee and evening and again last night. The play blends clean humor and clever performances, featuring Hirete May Ulmer and Jennie Eagle in standout roles. Belle Chamberlain’s contralto singing of O Promise Me and Because I Love You drew praise. Tonight the company performs on Why Smith Left Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Cook Ladies’ Union
Hirete May Ulmer
Julia
Imaid
Jennie Eagle
Frank Pannehilag “Smith
East
Belle Chamberlain
Smith Bett
Pavements of Paris Opens at Sutton’s for Week
Four large crowds attend Sutton’s weekly run of Pavements of Paris a melodrama set in Lorraine during the Franco Prussian War. The plot spans eighteen years with crime, love, and reunion, featuring a quirky employment agent Boneau and a troupe of performers led by BH Livingstone and William Haten de it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Paris
Lorraine
Boneau
Livingstone
Viscompte de Flascheon
Nellemsn
William
Haten
Oden
Dean le Branck
George Murdock
Baron de Guerin
Charles McElhaney
Lulu Sutton
Marie
Mal Wella
Canute Liaunay
Jessie Brink
la Belle Gautier
Madarome
Bankruptcy filed by Fred Wey owner of McPermont and Wey hotel
Fred Wey, former McPermont proprietor, has filed for bankruptcy with debts totaling $11,220.45 and assets listed at $1,809. The largest creditor is First National Bank of Butte with a secured note of $6,150. Wey asserts the Wey hotel in Salt Lake will continue to operate unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Lake
Fred Wey
McPermont
Potte and
Sieeat
First National Bank of
Butte
Mr. Wey
Wey Hotel
Salt Lake
Get Out of Butte Smoke to Crystal Springs Resort
Travel south from town to Crystal Springs, five miles away, for pure atmosphere and plunge baths. Stages run from Langlois' at regular intervals. Mates two dollars daily or three fourteen per week, with private baths included. Nick Jahreiss, proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Springs
Langlois
Nick Jahreiss
First National Bank of Butte Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Butte Montana will be held at the bank office in Butte on Tuesday January 9 1900 from 10 a m to 4 p m. Purpose includes reelection of directors for the ensuing year and any other business properly coming before the meeting. A separate beverage notice mentions pure beer and Butte Brewery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow National Bank
Butte City
Banking House
Id Dank
Fayette Harrington
Butte
Montana
Butte City Water Company
Lewisohn
First National Bank of Butte
Butte Coal Company Advertisement and Contact Note
Butte Coal Company states it employs no solicitors or collectors and keeps expenses low to maximize coal value per ton. It advertises through customers and provides address at No. 4 East Broadway and phone 477. It also mentions sewing machines for rent by the week, National Undertaking Company at 1 East Quarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Coal Company
East Broadway
National Undertaking Company
East Quarts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Excelsior Diaries
Calkins’ Book Store
Main St
Butte Mont
Majestic
Solit
Kennedy Furniture Co
AVR
Wn. Schultz
Alaska
WM. Schultz
Wyoming Street
Kalse Mining
Pioneer
Oscar Stenberg
West Park Street
Stenberg
DPOB
Rann Ggg
England
America
Studebaker
Western Wagon & Grain Co
S. Arizona St
Butte, Mont
Dan Sullivan
Dublin Gulch
ED. Gillman
Sheriff’s
Montana Music CO
N. Main Street
Kate Enright
Mary McCord
Miss McCord
B. Loverlage
North Main Street
W. J. Ladd
Boston
Lucy
Herife
Daniel Lucey
Patrick L Regan
Silver Bow Canyon
Supreme Court
Luceys
L. Rinve
Smith
Mai Fisher
Dore
C. PF
B. Weirick
Henry Muntzer
Up Butte Brewery
Stanko
Harvard
East Park Street
McDonald & Lynch
Santa Claus
Okates
Barney & Berry's
the Palais RoyalCo
DR. Rinehart
San Francisco
West Park St
J. N. Nevils & CO
Park ST
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