Miner Battles Mule During Mine Work
Edward Duffy of the Rarus mine was bitten and kicked by a mule while attempting to use it for mine tasks. He was treated at Murray and Freund's hospital for a wrist wound and bruising, expected to recover in a few days. The incident highlights the dangers faced by workers handling animals during mining operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Duffy
Rarus
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Lwin
Duffy
Mr. Duffy
Phony jewelry peddlers jailed after plea of guilty
Judge Sullivan fined Frank Wilson and William Steward 100 dollars each for peddling without a license. Wilson said he bought jewelry in Basin then sold a watch. Steward claimed a friend handed rings for sale. Both sentenced to 50 days in city jail. Police anticipate arresting companions in the incident at Dubin Gulch. Music at the rink tonight, admission 2d cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Frank Wilson
William Steward
Gem
Wilson
Elores
Wwn
Wagrangy
Polies
Jack Murray
Dubin Gulch
M. Harrington
Harrington
Murray
John Murphy
Don Murphy
Paddy Shea
Jerry O'Neill
D. Murray
Change Proposed at Crossing of Northern Pacific Tracks
A much needed improvement is now being agitated to alter the shade and lay of the highway across the Northern Pacific crossing. Public interest centers on safer alignment and smoother traffic flow as efforts gain momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Streetcar Tracks In South Butte Proposal To Lower Road
Manager J Ro Wharton of the street car company supports lowering the road to pass under the railroad tracks at South Butte where switches cause frequent damage and accidents. The company would contribute to the improvement by lowering the road to permit traffic under the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ern Pacific
South Butte
Aldgrimnen
J. Ro Wharton
OLESON DEFENDANT IN DIVORCE SUIT FOR CRUELTY
Minnie Olesen sues Jacob Olesen for divorce on grounds of abuse and cruelty claiming they wed in the city on December 4, 18 and that he repeatedly subjected her to extreme cruelty. She says in November 18 she was ill and he turned her from their home and threatened violence. She recalls several instances in 18 and 19 but cannot remember exact dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Olesen
Agame
Minnie Olesen
Wlesen
Olesen
Quiet Title Suit Over Greendale Placer Claim
John W. Swain sues to quiet title against Kind S. Batteiger over the Greendale placer claim with numerous listed parties including Webster in Chicago Sherlock in Boulder Stanley in Denver Peterson in San Francisco Merrill in Anaconda Klein in Chicago Robertson in St. Louis White in Chicago Le Dux in New York Davis in Deer Lodge Donohoe in St. Paul Gardner in San Francisco Haskett in Greenwood Burris in Chicago Walker in Kendrick Burke in Salt Lake Mandell in Salt Lake Burnett in St. Paul Clarke in New York Walker in Spokane Dowden in Helena Le Minn in Margarett Marks in St. Paul Lamar in St. Louis Alexander in Helena Casey in Chicago Fisher in St. Paul Ingles in Kansas City Sayer in St. Paul Foreman in Cleveland Garrett in San Francisco Mahivet in Cleveland Hanselman in San Francisco Stone in Dillon Powers in Helena Hauck in Omaha Pollock in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Batte
C. Webster
Chicago
Henry L. Sherlock
Boulder
William C. Stanley
Denver
J. Peterson
San Francisco
Robert Merrill
Anaconda
Perry Klein
T. D. Robertson
St. Louis
Bert D. White
J. le Dux
New York
A. BR. Davis
Deer Lodge
RK. Donohoe
St. Paul
Joe Gardner
D. T. Haskett
Greenwood
W. B. Burris
City council meeting on gambling ends with no quorum
The last night meeting to investigate gambling in the city failed to proceed due to lack of a quorum as six aldermen answered to their names and Mayor McCarthy presided. Aldermen Paige moved adjournment while Chief Lavell sat untroubled. Gamblers claim no public games exist and say the council order is obeyed, though private poker may occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavell
Voll 4
Congdon
Dempsey
de Connell
Ryans
Mayo
Paige
McCarthy
Governor Toole Estimates State Expenses to 194743.30
Telegraphed items report a range of brief notes from across cities. governor Toole puts two year state expenses at 194743.30, while other dispatches cover troops for South Africa, ships returning from China, a 115 year old death, jockey wagering cautions, Baikal ice breakers delays, prize decision in Hartford, and various political resignations and court notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Toole
Proofs Set For Hearing In Sullivan Divorce Case
In Judge Clancy during the divorce hearing of Dorothy Sullivan versus Patrick Sullivan the order to show cause for temporary alimony was dismissed at the plaintiff’s attorney Joseph G. Rice request. After the defendant’s default was entered, proofs were set for hearing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Dorothy Sullivan
Patrick Sullivan
Joseph G. Rice
McDonald recovering from arm wound at St Pauls hospital
J A McDonald, shot in the right arm by a highwayman in Shaft No 5 of the Boston and Ontiana properties, is improving at St Pauls hospital. He is up around the building, no bones broken, wound healing, likely to leave in a few days. Also an insurance prompt and two stockholders meetings set for February 4th 1901 in Butte Montana with officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McDonald
Boston & Oniana
St. Paul's Hospital
Change of cars service via Northern Pacific route
Multiple old advertisements and a court notice appear. The item lists a single change of cars service between Montana points and Denver and eastern Colorado via Billings and Alliance Neb. It also includes various patent medicine claims and a divorce action filed in the District Court of the Seven Judicial District of Montana Bow County. The plaintiff Matilda Cote sues George Mote for divorce on grounds of desertion since April 10, 1899. The notice is dated January 15, 1901 with Clerk Samuel Roberts and attorney John N. Kirk.
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District Court of the
Taitea States
Thompson Campbell
Montana
Denver
Colorado
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Billings
Alliance
Neb
State of
Miana
Bow
Matilda Cote
George Mote
State of Montana
A. D
Samuel Roberts
James F. Wilkins
John N. Kirk
Excursion to Salt Lake via the Oregon Short Line
For the annual convention of the National Live Stock association the Oregon Short Line will sell tickets January 13 and 14 to Salt Lake and return at one fare for the round trip. Final limit January 31. Make your sleeping car reservations. H. O. Wilson, General Agent, 16 North Main Street, Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Live Stock Association
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake
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Men’s
Ealf
Dee
Lewis
Harte
Winelin
M. J. Connell
Oleson
John W. Swain
K. 8. Batteiger
Kind S. Batteiger
Greendale
Washington
1. S
China
Manila
St. Joseph, Mo
Lawrence Connell
London
The
Jockey Club
St. Petersburg
Lake Baikal
Hartford
Kid Carter
Joe Wolcott
Carter
Hiawatha
Kanan
Duke of
Albuquerque
N. M
Mandell Creighton
St. Paul's Cathedral
Yessay
Shanghai
York
Choate
Archi Latour
England
Kow Ching
McDonald
Mutual Life of
Bachelor
East Broadway
Butte
Mont
Annual Meeting OF Stockholders
Salmon River Mining Company
West
Granite Street
E. S. Shields, Secy
Stockholders Meeting
Troy Laundry Company
South Main Street
Butte, Mont
W. K. Foote
Naches
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
Havana
la Flor de
Lovis 5S
COHN
Towle & Winterhalter
Park Street
Princeton
Snend Cartsom
Tom Moore
S. Main
Krause
Newbree Drug Co
Newbro Drug Co
A. Augendre
Paris
France
Alias
Sart
H. O. Wilson
North Main Street
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