Park County Kidnaping Case and Mine Suit Highlights
Deputy Sheriff Avare returns with Philip Herne to face a kidnapping charge over a Park County dispute involving a 6 year old boy. The case connects a ranching background and a prior stage career. Also, Minneapolis Mining Company and officers Anderson and Larkin respond to F. W. Cowan’s $350 labor claim, denying full contract terms, asserting misrepresentation, and seeking $1,000 damages. Additional suits contest title to Storm No 2, partition in a Park Street house, and a tenant dispute over a partition and wallpaper.
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Avare
Park County
Philip Herne
Herne
Daniel FE. Bandmann
Mothe
Daniel Yancey
Minneapolis Mining Company
C. H. Anderson
W. A. Larkin
F. W. Cowan
Plaintff
Cowan
Anderson and Larkin
Coan
Silver Bow County
Treasury
Hanson
Nolan
Thomas C. Marshall
Spokane
Flathead County
Northern Pacific shops near completion in East Butte
city notes report the new Northern Pacific machine shops and round house in East Butte nearing completion. Bricks used, aiming to be the finest of their kind in the state. Also noted a gas stove explosion in a Japanese restaurant near the opera house causing about 130 damage with 200 insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Stove Repair Co
Park
R. de Haas Agt
Utah Avenue
Northern Pacific Machine Shops
Round House
East Butte
Opera House
H. L. Duke
Luke
William Owsley
Thomas Richards
Board of School Trustees
Meaderville
Hansen
Admiral Dewey
Names of Guests At Hotels Across The West Listed
A long OCR fragment lists numerous travelers and hotel names across cities including Denver Chicago New York San Francisco Helena Dillon Anaconda Missoula and St Louis. It names individuals such as D A McDonald J M O'Brien D H Starbird W Ziegley F Strickfadden and many others alongside hotel or lodging references. The passage reads like a registry of guests or patrons linked to various hotels and localities.
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the Butte
D. A. McDonald
Miller
Denver
BL. Little
Salt
Horner
Chicago
D. J. Norton
New York
P. Brogan
the McDermott
T. Chandler
St. Louis
W. D. Wallace
Portland
B. Johnson
Kansas City
W. P. John
Milwaukee
D. H. Starbird
Gold Creek
B. C. Babcock
Helena
H. J. Thompson
Dillon
W. Laurenstein
St. Joe
W.d. Black
Mer Hoyts
Mateh D. Hennessy
Mer. Hogan's Alloy Co
W. FP
Gardner
Lima
Union Family Theater Opens Third Week With Dad's Girl
The Tt. E. French theater company begins its third week at the Family theater with Dad's Girl a pleasing comedy drama. It offers a steady bill with specialties including Miss Bordman making her first Butte appearance as a specialty artist while remaining strong as a leading lady.
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Tt. E. French Theater Company
Family Theater
Montana Ore Purchasing declares quarterly dividend
Trustees on January 7 declared a regular quarterly dividend of 1 per share totaling 80,000 dollars. Payment to stockholders of record January 7, 1599, at the office 100 Broadway, New York City, on January 20. Signed Stanley P. Gif ford, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Broadway
New York City
Stanley P. Gifford
Boston and Montana Use Protective Committee
Boston and Montana shareholders join a committee led by Augustus P. Loring to oppose unwise consolidation. The committee represents depositors and can approve dissolution or sale if best for depositors while ensuring no personal stake in the stock. About 2,500 shares are involved with funds from the American Loan and Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston News Bureau
Boston
Montana
Loring-Peabody-Crocker Committee
Augustus P. Loring
Francis Peabody, Jr
George A. Crocker
American Loan and Trust Company
Montana Mining Leadership and Australian Lessons
In Clancy Montana, miners praise the lasting leadership of mining across the state while noting the industry’s slow early development. The article compares Montana’s approach to Australian colonies, urging government support, mining education, and prospecting aid, citing current deep ore at 250 feet and substantial concentrating ore for future expansion.
Mines Growl With Rich Veins And New Work At Butte
Prospecting and development continue across several mines near Butte. The Mockingbird vein shows four to fifteen feet width with rich pay-streaks. sorting ore is limited by handwork, prompting proposed concentration at East Helena smelter. Big Dan McClelland expands at Baby Helen site in Lump Gulch. King Solomon mine on Clancy creek shows renewed promise under Latsch Bros and leaseholder Geo A Bailey with a rich silver ore shaft discovery.
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East Helena
Big Dan
King Solomon
Clancy Creek
Latsch
Solomon
Bailey
Young Men's Institute installs officers in ceremony
The Young Men's Institute last week installed officers led by F F O Neill. Justin S Butler was named president with John Keller T Ignatius Casey Frank F O Neill and others filling key posts. A reception followed with cigars and a musical program.
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Young Men's Institute
F. F. O'Neill
Northwest
Justin S. Butler
John ©. Keller
T. Ignatius Casey
Frank F. O'Neill
Joseph P. Collins
G. Leo Hagenberger
Thomas Quirk
John Hogan
Inside Sentinel
Martin F. Gilligan
Outside Sentinel
J. L. Hannifan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Netine Libbey
Fairfeld
Jewelers
Main and Broadway, Butte
East Centerville
Thompson Investment
Phillip Herne
Mining Company
James H. McDonald
Peter Olson
H. Ll. Frank
Park Street
Joseph Bobler
Donn & Holt
Bobles
Robert J Holler
Gans & Klein
Butte, Montana
City News
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Grantley
Butte Feed and Fuel Co
Wyoming
H. H. Hanson
Silver Bow Elk
T. L. Napton
Hennessy Ridg
Fair
Union Family Theater
Mineland Mining
Bboston
Clancy
Lynch & Bachelor
Amos
Edwy & Main
Latey Bros
Cash Grogery
W. Park St
Stockton
North Star
Santa Clara Eading
Universal Stove Co
Ned
Gem
Gem Ideal
Butte Brownfield Canty CO
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