Ranchero Park Coursing Meets Nearing Popular Interest
Crowds gathered at Ranchero Park for the first season coursing, where the sandy, short track hindered fast times and two nonwinning horses reportedly received decisions. Adeling and Howell faced controversy in a dash and trot, with a heat declared void and Howell later awarded the heat. La Belle B upset Oro Fino in a two heat dash, but weight issues reversed the win to Almax. Other races featured Jersey owned by Luxton and 8, D.C. Smith entries. Idol took the 2:40 class. The West Side Park coursing drew a large crowd, with multiple rounds concluding in a silver cup victory for King Cashier over Charlie Prince. Heilbronner beat Postoffice 16 to 6 as L. C. Evans showcased curves for the winning team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeling
Howell
Thue
Oro Fino
la Belle B
Humbug
Torpedo
Pat Mullin
Almax
J. R. Ray
D.C
D. C. Smith
Jersey
William Luxton
Sox
J. Mullins
Idol
Elroy Smith
Louis W
J. R. Reed
West Side Park
O'Connell
Tornado
Commassie Queen
Dunty Miller
Spring
Pearls
Jersey Lilly
Montana Eclipse
Bob Fitz
Rusty
Swift
Black Spring
Charlie
Prince
Montana
Lady Glenryne
Ladysmith
Summit Belle
Flying Dutchman
Barrister
Flashlight
Castaway
Fitz Regina
King Cashier
Smut
Montana Jack
Honeymoon
Jessie H
Baraway
Commasine Queen
Jersey Lily
Charlie Prince
Lady Glendyne
Jessse H
Blake & Treveaille
Fishermen win prizes as sun sacks haul fish to Butte
Mike Colley led the day with a win while the ham i base claimed by P I Purley Barrowa and Wm Hanney saw large catches. They packed fish in sunny sacks bound for Butte. A prison term is promised for the largest weekly catch each Sunday through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Colley
Hami
I. Purley Barrowa
Wm. Hanney Calleo
Butte
Seven Bids for School of Mines Furniture Considered
Seven firms bid on School of Mines furniture with Library Bureau Chicago and firms from Butte among bidders. Trades and Labor council opposed Hennessy Company bid over its stance on the 6 o'clock closing issue. Board sent bids to equipment committee and adjourned after minor approvals and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Council
Hennessy Company
School of Mines
Board of Trustees
Northwest’ School Furniture Company of
Portland
Library Bureau of Chicago
Lander Furniture Company
O Butte, Kennedy, Furniture Company of
Butte
Butte Exchange Furniture Company
C. L. Miller
Hennessy Mercantile Company
Luke Kelley
W. H. Pierce
What Causes Dandruff And Hair Care Claims
The article cites Professor Anna of Hamburg calling dandruff a germ disease that damages root vitality. It claims Newbro's Herpicide kills dandruff germs and stops hair loss, promising luxurious growth. It also notes a local Fourth of July event with a fish-catching prize won by C Jacobeson, then a foot race won by T Thomas and a high jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Hamburg
Germany
Newbro
Maiden Rock
C. Jacobeson
T. Thomas
Retained jurors listed in Marshall case summons
In the Edgar Marshall murder case fifty nine jurors answered here while twenty three were excused. Attachments issued for those missing included special jurors Fred M. Ferrell Francis A. Stevenson and John O Leary. Among those retained were J B Paver M Schneider N J Nelson P J Sullivan and others including Olaf Peterson and Meyer Genzberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Ferrell
Francis A. Stevenson
John O'Leary
Edgar Marshall
Georgia Creech
J.B. Paver
M. Schneider
N. J. Nelson
P. J. Sullivan
B. F. M. Plummer
Edward Rose
John W. Cooney
H. L. Klock
Pat Read
John B. Nadeau
Meyer Genzberger
D. Neer
R. W. McDonald
James Bullitt
Olaf Peterson
Court Notes Prompt Divorce Decree For Gardners
Judge Lindsay orders a decree of divorce for Tda Gardner against Arthur Gardner. Read of marriage at Glenn’s Ferry Idaho on October 30 1898, with disappearance after April 1897 Boise work search. Emma Rowe sues Charles R. Kessler for damages with 10 percent interest since July 9 1890, claiming guardian Alexander Rowe secured prior judgment for $2000 and costs. George Vrooman faces contempt for unpaid $50 to Mary in a divorce case, set for next Saturday in Judge Clancy's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Tda Gardner
Arthur Gardner
Anaconda
Glenn's Ferry
Idaho
Boise
Emma Rowe
Charles R. Kessler
Tate
Alexander Rowe
Konsler
George Vrooman
Clancy
Mary
Sherman Law Repealed Clarified by Congress 1892
The purchasing clause of the Sherman bill was revealed by Congress on November 1, 1892 and signed by the president the next day. The brief notice confirms the legislation's key provision and its official enactment timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Died in a saloon after drinking for weeks in Centerville
Centerville miner Gowge Orthaus known as George Miller died in Hennessy’s saloon from alcohol after about three weeks of heavy drinking. Coroner notified, body moved to Dugan's undertaking rooms for an inquest tonight. He was about 45, single, lived at McGrath boarding house, mother in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowge Orthaus
Centerville
George Miller
Julia Hennessy
Jullien
Dugan
Orthaus
McGrath
Hennessy
Centervile
Anna Volmer
St. Paul
Notable Visitors and Personalities In Butte Society
A parade of visitors and residents moves through Butte with figures from government, mining, and business. Gen Joe A Browne, Chief Justice Theo Brantly, Dr Peter Mussighrod, Mrs M Elsenbere, R B Wampler, George Hibbs, John Ljubibratch, B C Kingsbury, W C Wakefield, Lt Gov Spriges, J K Waite, and others signal social and professional ties. Several travelers depart to Beaverhead, Herzegovina, and Browne's Lake areas, while Count Creighton, lauded for charity, plans extended stay. Excelsior rowing machine noted among leisure items, with Sherman funeral goods offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Butte
Frank M. Brindle
W. C. Randall
J. C. Drayton
G. V. Peters
Zak Samuels
New York
N. Mayo
Boston
Theo
Brantly
Helena
P. D. Tull
Spokane
Dr. P. L. Massisbrod
Garnet
C. L. Lamb
Minneapolis
Frank G. Higgins
Missoula
John J. Leterre
Chicago
George Soue
Billings
A. P. Tugwell
Tacoma
A. J. Brosseau
Moline
A. J. Wright
F. P. Gridley
Salt Lake
C. H. Masson
F. Tomkinson
San Francisco
J. A. Browne
Melrose
C. Ti. Sherman
Norris
N. W. McConnell
Fred Hammell
W. Klein
H. Sommers
Wm. Drake
J. D. O'Reilly
B. L. Smith
W. A. Selvidge
Hell
B. C. Kingsbury
W. J. C. Wakefield
H. McLean
Clancy
F. M. Avery
Denyer
J. F. Howell
B. R. Haris
Joe A. Browne
Theo. Brantly
Butte
Peter 8S. Mussighrod
Garnetts
M. Elsenbere
Elsenberg
R. RB. Wampler
Mamitorh
Madison County
Ute
George D. C. Hibbs
Lemhi Feces
Idaho
John Ljubibratch
West Park Street
Herzegovina
B.C. Kingsbury
W. C. Wakefield
Spriges
J. K. Waite
Montana Copper Company
Coeur d'Alene
Joseph Vivian
Robert Grix
Joseph Cane
Oo. K. Lewis
Mortimer White
George Carey
Judge Clark
James Forbes
Browne's Lake
Beaverhead
John A. Creighton
Omaha Militaraire
Mr. Creighton
Count
Creighton
H. L. Frank
C. W. Clark
T. O'Leary
Anaconda
Col. L. G. Parker
Frank KE. Higgins
Joseph Toomey
Kansas City
Frank
East
Judge McConnell
Clark
Refrigerator sale at the Bee Hive on Granite Street
The Bee Hive offers Alaska refrigerators at cost with 100 units in stock in all sizes. Buyers can get four family size models for 6.50 each. Visit Bee Hive at 22 to 28 West Granite to price and purchase before they sell out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
West Granite
Crystal Springs Dance Hall Ad at Butte Area
A fragment describes Crystal Springs four miles west of Butte offering a pleasant drive and a general good time with good accommodations and excellent meals at moderate prices. Private parties can secure the dance hall and music by notifying in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Springs
Butte
Local Notices and Business Directory Fragments
Fragmented notices show remodeling of a bank in Chambera block with operations moved north of Leyson's Jewelry, plus a series of local business lines and addresses including 32 Silver Bow block and 178 Ohio street, Butte. Mentions J Trestrat, music teacher, and various watches and jewelry makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambera Block
Leyson
Richard Trestrat
Operlin Conservatory of Obie
States
Gonable
Ohio Street
Butte
Dentists and scholars linked to Boston college noted
Graduate and fellow of the American dental college once served as demonstrator of operative dentistry and dental science in Boston. He practiced at Chicago dental surgery and studied at Haskell's Prosthetic School. Office listed at Owsley Bick building third floor suite 39 and 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
Aston Dental College
Boston
Chicago
Haskell
Owsley Bick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ranchero Park
Heilbronner
L. C. Evans
Heilbronners
State School OF Mines
Seeesnee
C. H. Bowman
Bowman
Leonard
Washington
Utah
California
Tdeas
Advertising Committee
Montana Music Coi
North Main St
Fosselman Drug CO
East Park Street
Calkins’ Book Store
N. Main Street
W. H. Wix
D. D. S. Broadway
Nala
ButteGas Light & Fuel Co
North Main Street
Hum Fay
George Orthaus
the McDermott
J. C. Walker
R. N. Dickingen
Anacconda
C. W. Alder Fadwards
Hahn
L. H. Hamilton
Great Falla
J. W. Ponstard
Bozeman
Tt. P. Barden
R. B. Wampler
Mammoth
Don Shea
John W. Crawford
W. A. Bower
Lemhi Agency
TH. G. Shedd Lincoln
Neb
Sherman
South Main Street
Fisher
C.F. Zuorng Vee
N. Main’st
National Park
Wylie Transportation Company
J.ecent
Rudanateta, Watenmakere and Jewelers
E Reed Cab and Transfer Company
E. Broadway
Calrer
B. S. Bentese
Diesel
J.T. Carroll
Montana Electric Company
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
Butte Sewer Pipe & Tile CO
Nevills & Co
E. Park
Hendrix & Macaulay
South Main St
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