Sheep Shenanigans and Street Scuffles in Mahoney Street
A tumultuous Mahoney Street docket shows Byrd paying a small fine after a concealed weapon arrest and gun display, while Nat Lewis and Thomas Amos plead not guilty to assaulting Assistant Detective Charles Ray. Other Mahoney crowd members plead guilty to disturbing the peace, with Judge Sullivan warning for future conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Mahoney Street
Nat Lewis
Thomas Amos
Charles Ray
New Orleans
Lewis
Charlie Ray
Radmilovich
Amos
Tam Barry
George Ennis
Joe Kelly
John Hurley
William F. Love
Sam Kelly
Mahoney
Maus Explains Plumber’s Arrest and Aftermath
William Maus the plumber, once jailed on grand larceny charges and promptly discharged, issues a public statement denying guilt. He recounts May dealings with Charles Treager to build plumbing at Liberty Lake Washington and delivering a trunk of clothing to an express agency in Spokane before returning to Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maus
Butte
William Mays
Charles Treager
Seager
Liberty Lake
Washington
Lewiston
Arrest and Dismissal After Overnight County Jail Stay
An individual reported being sought by police and taken to the county jail overnight without a warrant. The next day the prosecution was dismissed, ending the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Brawl Over Nose Bite Leads to Mayhem Complaint
Patrick Bullivan and James Murphy fought Wednesday. Murphy reportedly lost part of his nose in the melee. County attorney to receive a complaint charging Sullivan with mayhem. Sullivan, alleged to have bitten Murphy’s nose off, is described as an engineer at the Green Mountain mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Bullivan
James Murphy
Patrick Bullivan
Sullivan
Murphy
Green Mountain
Jury trial of Edgar Marshall resumes Monday
The trial in Judge Clancy's court paused as jurors were exhausted after voir dire. A special panel of 125 was ordered and returnable Monday. Prosecutors used two of their three peremptory challenges and the defense four of ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Marshall
Bail for Peters Released After Fatal Shooting
Harry W. Peters who killed Edward T. Colby was released on a $000 bond signed by Lavellee Bruce about 5 o'clock last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Peters
Edward T. Colby
If Lavellee
Bruce
Coursing Next Sunday at West Side Park Matches
Dogs from many owners duel in a full card at West Side Coursing Park next Sunday. The event features Tornado versus OConnell, Dusty Miller versus Coomas, Montana Eclipse against Jersey Lily, and numerous other pairings led by local handlers including Smith, Hosking, Nichols, and Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Coursing Park
H. Smith
Tornado
D. Dougherty
O'Connell
J. Smith
Dusty Miller
J. E. Hosking
Coomas
J. Ayers
Rusty
A. Traise
R. H. Thompson
Swift
F. L. Nichols
Prince
J. Dawe
Montana Chief
Smith
Lady Smith
Thompson & Hennett
Lady Glendive
W. Trewela
Summit Bell
J. Bennett
Flying Dutchman
Mike Davey
Barrister
Ben Coran
Notable Guests At The Hotels Listings
A roll of names appears under AT THE HOTELS including guests and visitors from cities such as Denver New York St Paul Boston Chicago Spokane Minneapolis Helena Seattle Missoula and Great Falls. The list names individuals with spouses and pairs among many travelers and businessmen visiting various hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Butte
W. Marchbank
Denver
J. Marx
New York
Dr. A. Borgnis
Garnetto
B. Yale
St. Paul
George W. Shrader
J. V. Prosser
R. T. Boatman
Home Park
E. Lee Hall
Boston
M. L. Hewitt
Basin
Leavenworth
Olympia
Wash
Scott
Portland
W. . Phillips
Helena
M. J. Ready
Chicago
the McDermott
J. Lytle
Jefferson
Wis
M. H. Kane
Bridger
A. J. Albring
Okane
A. E. Wood
Payette
Ernest Nosworthy
F. W. Young
T. C. Shaffner
Freeport
A. M. Bevin
Jamesh. O'Neil
A. Brown
Great Falls
C.H. Alexander
Lewis Stockett
Sam Dinsmore
Missoula
J.P. Gannon
Seattle
W. B. Edgar
Quiet Title suit over water in Hanson's gulch
John A. Cannon files suit against Felix O Neill to quiet title to water in Hanson's gulch. He claims ten years of ownership but states the defendants diverted and appropriated the water on June 25. He seeks $100 damages and an injunction restraining use pending trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Cannon
Felix O'Neill
Hanson's Gulch
Copper Market Faces Strong Demand As Futures Rise
The copper market remains firm with both domestic and foreign markets showing strength from growing consumption. New York buyers bid for August and September delivery, with producers often refusing bids, while London futures outpace spot, signaling clear demand ahead of market days. Copper traders foresee prices near 17 cents within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Financial News
New York
Inc
Lake Copper
London
Wle
Notion Special Train To Mountain View Park
A special train departs Butte at 1 30 p m for Mountain View park with lake activities music and a baseball game between Anaconda and Great Falls described as the chief amusements. Additional trains run at 825 and 1125 a m. Bulletin updates from the Butte and Helena area will be posted. Round trip fare is 1 00 dollars. Watchmakers and jewelers advertise at 3 East Park Street and a Grotto venue is noted near the post office with various local services and rentals mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mountain View Park
Anaconda
Great Falls
Ruvenstein
East Park Street
Third Victim of Great Northern Wreck Dies
The Great Northern derailment near Woodville claims Robert Ewing, a 35 year old man not a regular passenger. Inquest fails to determine exact cause. conductor Zick testified the train derailed after a wagon or axle issue, while officials inspect wreckage and tour the scene. Coroner Baskier presides over inquests for Luchessi and Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ewing
Sisters' Hospital
Ewing
Zick
Hal- Stead
Kan
Sherman
Baskier
Jefferson County
Jacobo Luchessi
John Kelly
Jullien
Great Northern
Ross
Yardmas
Ter Burns
Dawson
Luchessi
Woodville
C. H. Wilsom
A. R. Ramey
Fisher C F Tattering Yeo We Re Alter Press Sponge
Local cleaning shop at 110 South Main Street offers press cleaning sponge and repair services with easy prices. advertises tattering and steaming and drying options for garments.
A DOUBTING THOMAS HAIR PROOF WITH HERPICIDE
A Butte Montana man describes years of dandruff and hair loss followed by recovery after using Herpicide. He reports his hair became thick again and dandruff disappeared after trying the product. The ad promotes Herpicide as a hair dressing available at druggists for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Fletcher
Butte
Mont
Newbro
Piano Teacher Richard Trestrail Opens At 178 Ohio Street Butte
Richard Trestrail, formerly of Oberlin Conservatory of Ohio, announces piano, organ and harmony instruction from 178 Ohio Street Butte with reasonable rates. Also mentions connections to Dr German and Dent’st and a “Cural office” on Owsley Kinck 1-1 Main Bt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. German
Dent'st
Main Bt
Richard Trestrail
Oberlin Conservatory of Ohio
Ohio Street
Butte
J Calder D D S Dentist Graduate of Boston College
J Calder D D S lists credentials including Graduate of Boston Dental College and Fellow of the dental school. Previously demonstrator in operative dentistry at Boston Dental College, post graduate work at Chicago College of Dental Surgery, graduate of Haskell's Prosthetic School. Office 39 40 Owsley Block on the third floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Boston Dental College
Boston Dental College
Chicago College Dental Surgery
Haskell’s
Owsley Block
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montana Music CO
North Main St
Fosselman Drug CO
Calkins’ Book Store
Main Street
W. H. Wix
D. DS
Broadway
ButteGas Light & FuelCo
North Main Street
Bear
Byrdnally
Lavell
Frank Borg
Mike Murphy
Maus
Peters
Slayer of
Colby
East Guard
Viavi
Hong Kong
Japan
Hum Fay
West Park Street
Butts
Reed Cab and Transfer Company
Usua
E. Broadway
Sisters Hospital
A Doubtin G Thomas
Cural Office
Owsley Kinck
J. Calder
Siegel
Montana
Siegel’s
Siegel Cing Co
J.T. Carroll
Pontana Electric Company
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
Nevills & Co
E. Park
Hendrix & Pacaulay
South Main St
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