Personal notes and travel plans from the county paper
Dr M Haviland visits from Warm Springs while Mr Charles Chu Mrs Chu and Miss Fannchion Chirk plan a short stop in New York for a elopement or eloping trip. Harry Bryant brother of Dr Pryent returns from Ohio where he recovered from a malarial fever contracted as a trooper in Grigsby rough ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Haviland
Warm Springs
Charles Chu
Fannchion Chirk
New York City
New York
Harry Bryant
G. Dp. Pryent
Ohio
Grigsby
Death of Mrs Lynch mother of J H Lynch centerville resident
Mrs Dennis Lynch of No 1 East Center Street Centerville died at her residence Mee Lynch had been a resident of Butte for 16 years and was born in County Cork 61 years ago The funeral will be Thursday at 2 PM from her late residence The case against John W Walsh for shoplifting was withdrawn as the Mercantile company refused to prosecute For sale house 9000 ranch 1300 No 3 Sout Main Street room
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Lynch
East Center Street
Centerville
Mee
Lynch
Butte
J. H. Lanch
Moe Dimald & Lynch
County Cork
Leland
John W. Walsh
Hennessy Mercantie Company
Mercantie
Walsh
Blockade is Over Snow Plows to Be Cached
After days of fierce storms the Great Northern regained schedule time and the Northern Pacific faced heavy snow delays. The looming coal famine feared by Butte city industries was averted by the Inter Mountain’s Chinook as rail lines and steel rails were moved. Burlington extension hopes rise with talks of Huntley to Thermopolis rail plans and Palouse to Snake River routes under discussion. Presidents, editors, and managers eye shorter grades and new routes to ease wheat traffic, while President Pullman surveys ground with Hil watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
I J
Butte
Inter Mountain
Coal Fame
Boreas
Washington
Oregon
Snake River
Mahler
Palouse Country
Spokane Review
Palouse
Pullman
OK & N
Shake River Valley
Oakesdale
Colfax
Union Far
Penawawa Creek
Snake
Snake Valley
Lewiston
Penawawa
Vice River
James J. Hil
Railroad Notes From Butte and Area
Rock Island traveling passenger agent Thomas Clark, based in Salt Lake City, was seen in Butte yesterday. M. M. Potter of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line visited as part of regular business. North Lewiston is planned as a new town and suburb of Lewiston with a North Lewiston depot. The Denver Rio Grande blockade ends after causing multiple fatalities and costing about 25,000 dollars daily. F. J. Fireh, Rock Island Colorado general agent, says Colorado snow blockades are real and Montana fared better than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Clark
Rock Island
Salt Lake City
Butte
M. M. Potter
Milwaukee & St Paa
Potter
North
Lewiston
Clearwater
Rep& N
Salt Lake
F. J. Fireh
Colorado
Denver
Inter Mountain
Montana
Statement Denies Aiding Clark Election In Washington
Special to the Inter Mountain from Washington on February 14 reports a clarification denying involvement in Clark's senatorial election. Mantle condemns a forged telegram claim alleging he urged Clark's win and asserts no part in any voting influence. He notes only a telegram to Hon Parker about Republicans’ intentions and reiterates his lack of involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Washington
Clark
Sam
Helena
Mantle
Hon. L
Parker
Shafer On Trial As Second Case Begins In Court
The state resumes the case against Joseph Shafer, a mulatto charged with murder in the Hawkins case, with jury empanelment under Judge Clancy. Defense represented by Edwin Booth and M. L. Wines. Also noted: Smeltzer bound over to district court after a preliminary hearing, and Horace Kimball updates on Samuel Phillips amid alibi claims. Evidence in the Montana Ore case against Butte & Boston concluded at noon with decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shafer
John Hawkins
Joseph Smelts
Nichol
Smelzer
Bliss
Smith
Silver Bow
Connolly
Horace Kimball
Spokane County
Samuel Phillips
Fritz Schwade
Phillips
Kimball
Als
Rolle Michael
Spokane
Ladies’ Benevolent Associa
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Butte & Boston
City News In Brief And Miscellaneous Local Items
Brief city notes mention J. G. fetes a plane tuner and Montana Mustc Co Domestic Takery and Coffee House at 36 West Park. References to Postoffice News Stand and Butte Feed and Pu el Co. detail local shops. Mentions Dr H I Manson surgeon and specialist and Wm. PD. Burbage attorney moving offices. Grand bar masque at Renshaw and a February 19 womensking event with bets at Joe Harmon's 123 North Main. Unexpected garbled entries appear throughout including Wanted-To Buy listings and address fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renshaw
Jon
Joe Harmon
North Malm
Butte City Classified Items and Local News Snapshot
A garbled slate of local notices lists providers from Fair Drig and Assay Supply on East Park Street to the Butte Stove Repair Co at 216 By Park. It mentions Sperm Oil sold by Shere i street min lodging house for $900, ranch goods at $1,800, and a license granted for a wedding between Angus McDonald and Miss Josie Hard. Reports of a double death, a joint funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow, and arrests by Detectives Murphy and Rey for a diamond theft and a prostitution house. A Chinook cold spell is ending with Centennial beer praised by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Drig and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
Butte Stove Repair Co
Park
Butte Collection Agency
Shere i Street Min Lodging House
Norte
Angus McDonald
Josie Hard
McDonald
Gray Rock
Paterick Marvey
North Main Street
Leona
Uged
Armoline
Jenny Blanchard
North Walkerville
Merman Finkle
Murphy
Rey
Finkle
Hod Peassey
Mamie Reynolds
Galena Street
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Casino
White Front
N. Main St
Thos. F. Courtney
Phenix Harness Shop
S. Main St
Coven Ranch Eyes
Quaker Outs
Itocary
Brono
Tooth
Dr. Wix
I Ranch
Montana Railrads
Burlington
J. %. McCormick
Army and Navy
Charles 8S. Fee
Leach
Dewey
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Huntley
Mont
Hurlington Road
Hunntley
Prior's Gap
Horn Basin
Shafer
City News
W. Park Street
Ainx
Orly
Ron
Wood
Esse
Sue
AL Wiseeses Genersse
Esata
Astrakhar
Sssereres Aerere
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