Postal Telegraph Wins Idaho Right of Way Case
The Postal Telegraph company gains a right of way through Idaho from the Utah boundary to the Montana line for a transcontinental line via the Oregon Short Line. Damages set at $500 to be tendered. construction to begin soon, linking Salt Lake to Butte and extending nearer to Salt Lake. Judge Beatty’s ruling completes the route from Salt Lake to Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Telegraph Company
Idaho
Oregon
Salt Lake Herald
Salt Lake
Beatty
United States Court of Idaho
Postal Company
Utah
Montana
Postal
Cherry
Wos
Judge Powers
the Tribune
Butte
Churches and churches services listed across town
A long list of local church notices and service times appears. German Evangelical Lutheran Church at 67 West Silver Street and other congregations including St. Andrew's Episcopal, First Church of Christ Scientist, Christian Tabernacle, Mountain View Methodist, Grace Methodist, Booth Butte Presbyterian, and TM. E. Church outline Sunday morning and evening services, Sunday schools, special events, and visiting preachers with locations in Butte and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
West
Silver
M. Hudtloff
Silver Street
R. Zimmermann
Great Falls
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Centerville
Odd Fellows
Pony
Mont
First Church of Christ, Scientist
West Broadway
Anna C
Crowley
Christian Science
R. E. Dunlap
Mountain
View ‘Methodist Episcopal Church
J. L. Albritton
Murphy Paner
B. C. Hastings
Epworth League
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Arizona
Second Streets
J. W. Tait
Booth Butte Presbyterian Church
First Street
Utah Avenue
Frederick Tonge
Heaven
Carroll
Christian Eendeavor
Christ's
Butte
Columbia
Ladies' Ald Society Meeting at Church Parlors
The Ladies' Ald society will gather in the church parlors Friday evening for a class meeting led by H. James. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Death of W B Farr in Mammoth Mining Tragedy
Roone B Wampler arrived from Mammoth Madison county with details of the death of W B Farr president of Leviathan Gold Mining Co Mammoth. Farr fell into a ditch near a mill while drawing water and was swept over a 26 foot overshot wheel likely killed on impact. Body found two hours later. funeral held at Pony. Farr, about 65, brother in law to W W Morris and W G Pfouts, long west resident who molded early fortunes then lost them. Remains to be shipped to St Louis. wife prostrate. niece in St Louis planning a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roone B. Wampler
Mammoth
Madison County
W. B. Farr
Ir. Farr
Leviathan Gold Mining Company
Farr
Pony
W. W. Morris
W. G. Pfouts
Butte
Chicago
West
Salt Lake
Montana
St. Louis
Leviathan
St.Louis
Kennedy's Friends Leave Daly Wing Over Court Fine
In Silver Bow county, M B Kennedy a Clark faction delegate faced a $25 fine by Judge Clancy after being accused of drunkenness by Daly leaders. Kennedy’s stance split Democrats as Clarke allies gain support and Daly backers vow to protest the attack on his political views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Silver Bow County
Clark
M. B. Kennedy
Clancy
Kennedy
Gore
Despond
Court House
Friends
Copper Market Gains Steady Momentum in London and New York
The copper market firmed during the week with London prices rising and a fair volume of business. Spot and forward prices advanced, narrowing backwardation to six shillings, while New York quoted lake copper near 11 1/2 cents. Calumet & Hecla signaling a large sale as the first major producer enters July–September delivery, with other producers optimistic on near futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
London
Forel
New York
Lake
Calumet & Hecla
Calumet Company
Fire damages curtain at Grotto cafe incident
A hair curl emergency ignited a lace curtain above a laundry room, triggering a fire alarm. Firefighters arrived. damage was minor. The Grotto, a first class cafe located three doors east of the post office, remained largely unaffected beyond the curtain blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
The
Union Steam Javatary
Butte Water Company Plans Old Bonds Exchange
The bondholders committee outlines a reorganization plan for the Butte City Water company. A new company will issue 2,500,000 in twenty year 6 per cent bonds and 40,400 shares of stock. Old bondholders receive 50 percent of par in new bonds plus two shares of stock per old bond. Cash, deposits, and multiple payment deadlines are set for stockholders and security holders to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Financial News
Butte City Water Company
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
Elderkin Acquitted in Police Assault Case
M P Elderkin, a policeman, was tried in Justice Nichols court after noon yesterday for striking M Myer and breaking his nose. He was acquitted. Myer interfered while Elderkin held Ehrlich, a man accused of leaving a horse unhitched. The alleged collar was shown in court and found to be linen, not copper, as claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Elderkin
M. Myer
Justice Nichols
Elderkin
Ehrlich
Myer
Jumping the Game painting by Paxson exhibited at Calkins store
E. B. Paxson, soldier and artist, has completed Jumping the Game a 2 by 4 feet oil showing Indians on horseback escaping knights of the plains. Valued at 150 dollars it follows Paxson's famed Little Big Horn scene and attracts attention in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxson
Calkins
Plains
General Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Little Big Horn River
Washington
Masonic Officers Elected for Deer Lodge Chapter No 3
Deer Lodge chapter No 3 Royal Arch Masons elected officers last night led by George G Powell as E H P W Sampson and Felix Castillani as treasurer. Installed immediately after the election, other officers include Edwin Skinner secretary J A Jackson temple trustee George Andrews H Jesse Ronte P a Joan Evans R A C L Benter M of 30 V L Bowen M of 2d V Charles Beebe M Ist Vi Fred Macdonald sentinel and George P Marsh organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
George G. Powell
L. & Bowen
Charles E. Beebe
Fred Macdonald
Sentinel
George PF. Marsh
Salt Lake Excursion From Butte July 3
Salt Lake excursion train departs Butte at 11:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. July 3 for Salt Lake and return. Tickets $15 with return valid within ten days. Reserve sleeping car space. city ticket office at 105 North Main Street, Butte, Montana. H. C. Wilson, General Agent.
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Salt Lake
Bute
Chty
North Main Street
Butte
Mont
H. C. Wilson
Local Businesses Advertised In Remodeling Notices
During remodeling of our permanent banking rooms in the Chambers block, operations moved to the room north of Leyson's Jewelry. Daly Donahoe & Moyer list watches from $1 and Rubenstein at 72 East Park Street offers watchmaking. Police, fire, Knights orders, and G A R uniforms made to order. F Fisher Tatler advertises Continental Tailoring Co. Hollingsworth's Cafe offers lodging. Jonal Undertaking Co. and Dr German dental services advertise nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers Block
Leyson
Knights Templar
Knights of Pythias
F. Fisher
Tatler
Main St
Continental Tailoring Co
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montana Music Co
Fosselman Drue CO
Calkins’ Book Store
Butta Mont
F. W. H, Wix
D. D
Broadway and
Main
ButteGas Light & Fuel Co
N. Main
Hong Kong
Hum Fay
iNg
West Park Street
Telegraph Company
Dr. German
E. Church
John Hosking
Science
H. Gribbdin
Butte Water Company
Bondholders Committee
Mr. Myer
Masonic
Cural Office
Owsley Block
Rubenstein
East Park Street
Hollingsworth’s
Park
Jonal
Siegel Clothing
J. T. _T. CARROLL
Bam
Carroll's
Cor
Platinum
Nevillis & Co
E. Park
Montana Electric CO
Tel
B. Broadway
Hendrix
Tiacaulay
South Main St
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