Local Briefs from Butte News Include Weddings and Rides
Singer office listings and piano shops fill the page alongside legal notices and a marriage. A judge grants Michael Boyle admission, a northern excursion train to Helena is announced for July 22 with a $3 round trip fare, and Mrs. Fannie Bryant dies aged 29 with funeral services at 730 Utah avenue. New vendor ads include canaries, ginger champagne, and roofing services.
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Singer Office
Often Bros
Hinkle & Dolman
Owsley Block
Q. Bates
Montana Mu Co
Dr. Forsyth
Haa
Owsley Black
Michael Boyle
Clancy
A. E. Jones
East Park
Butte Bird Store
West “Groadway
Hollingsworth’s
W. Park
Alexander Valk
Annie Jorgensen
Alexander Sandstrom
Aftternoon
Montana Liquor Co
Downey Thompson
Don Buckley
John Davis
Pat Boland
Warren Avenue
Mercury Street
Mamie Seecor
Great Northern
Helena
Butte
Fannie Bryant
W. C. Bryant
Utah Avenue
Rev
S. C. Blackiston
Tllinois
Marie
Personal notices from the city social page
H W Harrison arrives from Missoula today. L A Walker of the Hotel Helena is in town. Gene Gordon departs for New York this evening. D Donlan and wife of Frenchtown visit Butte. Arthur Broughton returned from Salt Lake City. F D Lingenfelder a rising Dillon attorney in town. H Lowndes Maury returns for an extended visit to her old home. Jankowen the Glamond expert in Rock Creek sapphire fields in Granite county was in town last evening. D B Murray of the Rocky Mountain Telephone company in the city from Balt Lake. He has been to Missoula and will travel south this evening. Attorney Maurice Leehey, formerly of Bute, now Seattle resident, spending the week in the city. Mr. Leehey prospering in his new home.
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H. W. Harrison
Missoula
L. A. Walker
Helena
Gene Gordon
New York
D. Donlan
Frenchtown
Butte
Arthur Broughton
Salt Lake City
F. D. Lingenfelder
Dillon
H. Lowndes Maury
Jankowen
Rock Creek
Granite County
Murray
Rocky Mountain Telephone Company
Balt Lake
Maurice Leehey
Buite
Seattle
Leehey
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly Notice
Be aware that no one is authorized to solicit for an official Labor day programme until further notice. Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly signs this notice through secretary C H Cammans. Also listed is a for sale item offering furniture from a modern brick lodging house at 018 East Park, upstairs.
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Butte
B.T. L. Assembly
C. H. Cammans
Inquire
East Park
Two criminals plead guilty in county court case
Albert E. Reek, a forger, sentenced to six years after pleading guilty to three charges. Edgar Marshall, who killed Mrs. Creech, pleaded guilty to daytime burglary and saloon robbery, receiving five years. Reek’s forgery scheme netted about $4,150. both men had connections to St Paul and Salt Lake before sentencing.
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Edgar Marshall
Georgia Creech
Samuel W. Gibbs
South Main Street
Clancy
Creech
Marshall
Salt Lake
Liberty
Albert E. Beck
Reek
St. Paul
Favor Second Series Brings Montana Baseball Plan to Light
Montana league directors weigh a plan for a second 34 game series to determine the pennant winner. Helena’s approval is pivotal as local magnates urge Helena to join a final five game series. President Phillips of Helena signals cautious openness, while local directors prefer Helena’s call and warn against range crossing.
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Helena
Montana League of Professional Baseball Clubs
W. E. Phillips
Lucas
McCormick
Ino
Fot
Montana
Frank
Devereaux
Butte
Dunleavy
Mr. Frink
Lawsuit Filed Against Harrington for Ten Claims
Louise Lebot filed a district court complaint against Fay ette Harrington alleging ten causes of action with judgments sought totaling amounts from $119 to $3,173.50. The suit states the plaintiff’s claim date as the 16th of an unspecified month.
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Louise Lebot
Fayette Harrington
Attorney Power and Mortgage Involvement Details
In February 1897 she executed and delivered power of attorney to the defendant, who then released to E. Nellie Renegard a mortgage assigned to the plaintiff for valuable consideration with the note secured, making the note and mortgage the plaintiff’s property until release. The defendant received $500 and $60 interest from Renegard and retains it. On July 13, 1900 she revoked the power of attorney and demanded the money, but the defendant refused to surrender and to render a trustee statement. Other causes mirror this for various amounts and trustees involved.
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E. Nellie Renegard
Renevard
Wilson's Favor Granting Access to Mine Claims
Judge Clancy ruled in favor of Receiver E H Wilson of the Minnie Healey mine granting permission to remove the bulkhead in the cross cut from the zero foot level into the Gambetta and Piccolo claims owned by Boston and Montana. This allows development work to map vein courses on their downward strike and provides access to the ore bodies.
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Clancy
E. H. Wilson
Minnie Healey
Gambetta and
Piccolo
Boston & Montana Company
Wilson
Parrot Mining seeks bond increase for McLaughlin receiver
The Parrot Mining Company asked Judge Clancy to raise the bond for receiver Thomas McLaughlin at the Nipper mine. Hearing postponed to August 4. Receiver to file a property-output report. judge may visit his Missouri home. Bond currently $10,000. company claims net proceeds since appointment about $14,000 and total output between $30,000 and $34,000.
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Parrot Mining Company
Thomas McLaughlin
Nipper
Clancy
Missouri
Parrot Company
McLaughlin
8S B Hollinshead Dead Civil Engineer for Boston Montana
James 8. B. Hollinshead died at 12 o clock this morning of heart failure at his home 1118 Caledonia street. He was a well known civil engineer with the Boston and Montana company and had many friends. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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James
B. Hollinshead
Caledonia, Street
Boston & Montana Company
Labor Unions Consider Federation Amalgamation
New York July 19 union leaders discuss merging the Federation of Labor with the Western Federation. W D Royce and Samuel Yarnell authorized to negotiate an agreement to be voted on. John H McDermott urged amalgamation for the labor press. Western Federation spans multiple states with about 50000 members. The American Federation plans a $1000 appropriation and a two cent per member assessment to aid New York cigarmakers, affecting about 750000 workers and pooling $15000.
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New York
Federation of Labor
Western Order of Labor
W. D. Royce
Samuel Yarnell
Western Federation
American Federation
Louisville
John H. McDermott
Associated Labor Press of America
Labor Press
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Two Dakotas
Nebraska
Arizona
New Mexico
Washington
California
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
The
Federation
New York City
International Cigarmakers Union
Neely Case Delayed Extradition Decision Seen
Judge Lacombe of the United States circuit court delays extradition based on the Neely case. The indictment alone was not enough to decide. further testimony will be heard when the matter resumes on July 23. Also includes scattered notices seeking employment and housing ads.
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New York
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court Today
Charles F. W. Neely
Post Office Department
Cuba
Neely
Cut in Fine Wash Goods Prices at Year End Sale
The store touts low prices on fine wash goods though medium quality items close out. French and Scotch Gingham, Corded Dimity, and Grenadines offered at deep discounts with today only prices. Embroidered Swisses and other dress fabrics highlighted as top values for house gowns. Two dress goods items promised to spark interest amid ongoing bargain noise.
Shoes on sale for quick closes at six o'clock
Local ad proclaims a one day shoe sale with ladies Oxford Ties from 1.25 to 1.50 and Misess and Children's shoes marked down to 95 cents, all hand turned soles and sale prices claimed below typical values. Some sizes may be sold out as shoppers are urged to come early.
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Oxford
Choice Today
Silk remnants and Maffeta silk sale closes at six
The store promotes a wide selection of Maffeta Silk in 20 shades suitable for linings and lace rings and notes extensive remnants of silk and dress goods from the past season. It urges customers to come today before 6 o'clock, as prices are marked down by 25 percent.
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Butte
Special Features About Our Shoes
Our reputation for first class shoes is broad and Montana wide. We make all our shoes for us and speak with confidence. We never carry job lots regardless of tempting prices. People want wear able solid comfortable shoes and we deliver.
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Montana
Something New Every Day At the Connell Store
Today the Connell Store advertises a ladies sale with seaside crepe paper in fifty shades and twenty five floral designs at 15¢ per roll. Scarf and pillow items like hematitched edges, 1.00 dollar, and 2.00 dollar pillow shams are featured along with round centerpieces, tapestry cushions, and unfinished cushion covers in plain and fancy denims with rag figures.
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Connell
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Deimel
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Evans’ Book Store
North Mair
Albert E. Reek
Harrington
Louise Labot
Best City Reference
Care Inter Mountain
Hope Addition
E. Broadway
Post Office
East Granite
Courtney’s Cash Grocery
Ritter
Courtney
Dresden
Grenadines
Tadies
Oxford Tis
Momle Searfs
Aostable
M. J. Connell Company
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