Man in Lodging House Shoots Himself Twice
A man named Lewis, a carpenter by trade, attempted suicide in a lodging house at Broad Street and Montana, twice firing at himself with a Bulldog revolver. He survived the first impact, then the second bullet pierced the right temple and exited the opposite skull. He remains hospitalized at St. Paul’s, with doctors planning to trephine if he survives the night. Police noted money and bank deposits in his possession, plus wages with Northern Pacific. Contemporary reports say he is estranged from his wife and had recently lived in the Brooks lodging house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lewis
Nia
Mon Fret
Donilbre
Almeest
Lewis
EB. Brooks
Broadway
Montana
Pred Brooks
A. J. Poser
Detective Murphy
Munt
Thena
Reen No. 1
Deter
Tive Murphy
Murphy
Boyle
St. Paul's Hospital
Lewin
Brooks
Mra. Brooks
No. 1
First National Bank
Butte Carpenters and Joiners Union
Northern Pacific
House Adjourns After Quiet Morning Session
The House adjourned at noon after a calm morning with 230 votes recorded earlier. Members shared good fellowship, witty remarks, and brief speeches while awaiting final adjournment. Representative Richardson proposed a resolution thanking Speaker Henderson for his impartial administration, which was unanimously adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterlen Rold
Mr. Oley
Bartholdt
House
Henderson
Richardson
Carter Talks Bill To Death In Senate Session
Washington records a late night Senate session aimed at clearing legislation before adjournment. The sundry civil appropriation bill faced a pivotal vote as the body receded from an amendment that would have funded three expositions with 5 million dollars to St Louis 500 thousand to Buffalo and 250 thousand to Charleston South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Senate
Charleston
House
West
Missouri
St. Louis
South Carolina
Tillman
Congres
South Carolna
Mr. Pettigrew
St. Johns
Joint Legislative Committee of
Montana
W. A. Clark
J. 8
Tina
Aundry Oiyil Bil
Pettigrew
Hull
Towa
Mady
Philippine Development Company
Philippines
Lie
Titman
Dle
A. Me
Carter
Nelson
Wyoming
South Dakota
Brazos
Texas
Mesara
Warren
Hansborough
Stewart
Mason
Wellington
Petty
Alabama
Trinity River
Pettus
United States
Arams
Messrs. Carter
Jones
Ark
Frye
Courteoy
Washington
Buffalo
8. C
Mortuary Notices Briefly Mention Local Departures
Levy Julius Levy aged 68 died yesterday funeral tomorrow at 2 p m from residence of Mrs Mendelsohn near 112 West Park street Barber L aged 72 died yesterday remains at Richards undertaking parlors funeral notice later Lunn James Lunn funeral held this afternoon at 4 from residence of Mrs George York 43 West Boardman street
Personal News Notes From The City
Jerry Flanagan returned home yesterday from a pleasant trip to Arkansas Hot Springs. Mayor Lew Calloway of Virginia City was in the city yesterday en route to his home from Helena. Attorney Guy L. Reed leaves tonight over the Northern Pacific for New York, to be absent about six weeks. Information has been received in Butte of the death at Dade City Florida of Mrs. Dobell mother of J Lawrence Dobell city editor of the Butte Miner. Her death occurred last Monday evening. Mrs. Dobell spent several months in Butte two years ago and made many friends during her visit. She was a sufferer from asthma and obtained temporary relief during her stay here, but the malady returned after leaving here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Flanagan
Arkansas Hot Springs
Lew Calloway
Virginia City
Helena
Guy L. Reed
Northern Pacific
New York
Butte
Dade City
Florida
Dobell
J. Lawrence Dobell
Butte Miner
Court commander Courtney near death as Montana law highlights
In Helena March 4 Thomas F Courtney lies gravely ill at St Johns hospital as the senate debates and a special wrap of oblique oration surrounds him. Descriptions nickname him Chesterfield the see and Montana Sheridan. physicians give one chance in a thousand, while colleagues remember his wit and noble heart as the state proceeds with bills and adjournments.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Mont
Wombat
Senate
Thomas F. Courtney
Bilget
St. John's Hospital
Chesterfield
Montana
Sheridan
Courtney
Locakhart
Boullvy
Tom
Riddell
Tracy
Dennis
Angel Baker
W. G. Conrad
Haker
Frank
Higging
Conrad
Mr. Mulirad
Kennedy
Warm Springs
Sigend Kilgallan
Totter
Lee Mansle
Senat
Big Mother
Orphans Home
State Board of Charities and Reform
Richardson
Silver Bow
Gilchrist
State Board of Health
Cascade County
Geiger
Manhattan Shirts Offerings Priced From 1.75 to 4.00
Advertises a wide range of soft front and madras shirts in multiple colors and patterns. Highlights sizes, attached cuffs, laundered options, and exclusive styles with prices from 1.75 to 4.00. Emphasizes quality fabrics, fit, and fashion for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Oxford
Butte
Fancy suits and mining news mix in old listing
Double breasted and single breasted coats and vests in cheviot and worsted fabrics offered at 20 to 25 dollars with Italian lining and shaded trousers. A mining company reports sinking progress and a stock price near a dollar twenty five per share as changes move through the legislature and store operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G& Wa
Anita
New Carriage and Wagon Makers Group Forms in Grady Hall
A new organization forms among car riage and wagon manufacturers in Grady with a plan to standardize prices, secure better freight rates, and deny credit to known skippers. The group aims to work with county officials to improve routes toward the Five Mile House and seeks admission to the National Carriage Makers Association. The meeting, chaired by FR M. Grady, appointed a fellows committee to set repair prices, then adjourned to a banquet with music, champagne, and songs, planning biweekly gatherings combining business and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady's New Hall
Pakota Street
Bilke
Five Mile House
National Carriage Makers’ Association
United States
FR. M. Grady
Chas. Hyde
Treaurer
John Hursler
Sauve
Tine McKengle
J. A. Poltras
Nelson
TH. A. Karatedt
F. M. Grady
Parsons
A. A Hyde
Dave McKenzie
Bolt Jack O'Brien
Lelind
Freeman Quinn
C. L. Kennedy
T. W. Smith
Dan Elgle
Rob Hopper
Martin
Jax Grady
WH. A. Karatedt
Joe Benedict
P. A. Allen
Mike McDonald
Gua Sjoberg
A. Newsman
Lon Snell
Maxe Alex
Reduced fares to California via Milwaukee's Sun Shine Route
On February 18 and each Tuesday until April 30 settlers are offered tickets from St. Paul and Minneapolis to California for 52.90 dollars. For full information contact J. T. Conrey, Resident General Passenger Agent, St. Paul, or Milwaukee St. Paul Railway ticket agents.
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California
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
J. T. Conrey
Fass
Act
C. M
St. P. Ry
One Change Or Cans Between Montana and Colorado Route
Service details along the Northern Pacific Burlington route from Montana to eastern Colorado via Billings and Alliance Nebraska. Calls for further information from the designated Northern Pacific elf agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Paints
Denever
Colorado
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Billings
Alliance
Neb
Notice to Co-Owners on Linda Quarts Lode Claim
Erick Reha and Erick Harmon notify Andrew Eistrom and Wis Ielra executors that they expended labor and improvements on the Linda Quarts Lode mining claim in Summit Mountain district Bow County Montana. They claim one third undivided interest and demand payment of four years totaling 193.08 13 or 93.313 each within 40 days after publication. otherwise the claim will vest in the signers. First insertion May 1992.
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Andrew Eistrom
Wis Ielra
Aserene
Erick Reha
Erick Harmon
United States
Linda Quarts Lode
Sateraliata
Summit Mountain
Bow County
Montata
Andrew Watrem
Lata
Buick Harman
Butte
Momt
Mayen
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Hounces
Todovis
Recres
Senator
Board of Health
T.H. Carter
Hll. Frank
W.G Conrad
Walter Cooper
Tohn MacGinnis
I I
K. Toole
Henanessy
Hennessy Is
Butre
Will
Fulls Mining & Development Company
Jiagressinse Nively
Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers
DR. Hong
Arizona
Hong Ark
John Miller
Moat
Tuttio
Thos
Sullivan
Ational Ndertaker
I-Ige
Tel
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