Jacob Kaufman Sues 3 M Road For $45000
Jacob Kaufman sues the United States court against Thurlington and Missouri River Railroad for 45000 dollars claiming injuries from a September 17 accident at Sheridan Wyoming. He alleges concussion and hearing loss from a runaway freight collision while inspecting a fruit car during transit and seeks damages and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaco Kaufman
United States
Thurlington and Missouri River Railroad Company
Sheridan
Wyoming
South
B. Carroll
the Plaintuf
Defgnaant Company
Aasroe
Kansas City
Kings
Tansport
Uist
Aml
Pie Crain
Plain City
Kaufman
Tim
Development on Emma copper shaft progress and upgrades
The Butte Mining and Development Co advances the Emma claim with two 80 horsepower boilers, an additional downshaft engine, a safety cage, and extra pumps. Ore shows carrying mineral but not yet paying quantities. depth of 1,100 feet is planned to test the copper belt's extent, while experts note copper deposits extend further west and south. Sutton’s week features Ray Southard the Minstrel King and Miss Oly Hayden with Alan Dale praising her voice as phenomenal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Mining and Development Company
Emma
M. Company
Sutton
Ray Southard
Tien, Am
Oly Hayden
Seaichi
Miss Hayden
Alan Dale
The
New York Journal
Mennie Anniversary Celebration at 69 South Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. G. Mennie observed their fifteenth wedding anniversary at home 69 South Jackson on Friday March 8. The decorated parlor and reception hall featured American Beauty roses and carnations. Whist winners were YD. M. Brodack and Edgar Pinkston with consolation prizes to C. A. Tsavers and D. M. Brodack. guests included T. S. Mennie Edgar Pinkston and D. Prodack families.
Refreshments and gifts at a social event
Mr. and Mrs. C. A J Harne Mr. and Mrs. E ton Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Boseh Miss M Miss Sanden Mr. James Dyilc were served refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Mennie presented many hindsong gifts.
Pleasant Surprise Whist Party At Farrel Street Home
About 24 guests surprised Mr and Mrs Graye on Farrell street with a social evening of whist and dancing. Prizes went to Mrs D J Charles and Mrs W Bowen for ladies, and S M Nixon and Willis for gentlemen. A beautiful souvent was presented to Mrs Graye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Graye
Farrell Street
D. J. Charles
W. Bowen
S. M. Nixon
Willis
Graye
F. Melcher
W. F. Noyes
Y . C. Willis
A. B. Elliott
Morrison
Frank Returns From Helena After Clean Senatorial Fight
Hon HL Frank arrived back in Butte to a warm reception from friends after a positive campaign in Helena. He praised loyal supporters from Silver Row and stressed he sought a fair, clean contest, noting he had broad backing but desired unity to avoid a deadlock and help elect Paris Gibson.
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HL. Frank
Helena
Butte
Mr. Frank
Ition
Corbett
Gilchrist
Kilgallan
Perry
Silver Row
Paris Gibson
Montana
MacGinniss
Gibson
Hennessy’s Meat Market Prices for Monday
Hennessy’s Meat Market lists popular prices for Monday including Lion and Rib Mutton Chops at 10¢ per lb, Legs Mutton at 8¢ per lb, Pork Chops and Roasts at 12¢ per lb, Fancy Chickens at 12½¢ per lb, Fancy Country Turkeys at 3½¢ per lb, Fresh Ranch Eggs 30¢ a dozen, Fresh Case Eggs 25¢ a dozen, Sauer Kyant at 6 pounds for 50¢, Mince Meat 2¢ per lb, and Fancy Fresh Bread four loaves for 25¢. The ad touts “the best of everything in fresh meats, fish, fruits and vegetables.”
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Hennessy's
Bacon Cleveland Wedding Notice in Sioux City
Mr. WS Cleveland and Miss Margaret Bacon are wed in Sioux City. He is a drug clerk, she a stenographer and will clerk for Muntara Drug Co. They plan to reside in Des Moines after a bridal trip to Kentucky. Sig Schilling Cigar Co opens at 41 West Park with leading cigars and smoker’s goods.
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Sioux City
Town
Mareheth
WS. Cleveland
Margaret Acon
Butty
Cleveland
Hacon
Muntara Drug Company
Paxson & Rockefeller
Park Davis & Co
Des Moines
Kentucky
Sig. Schilling Cigar Company
West Park
Eight-Hour Day Adopted by Butte Workingmens' Union
At the regular meeting of Butte Workingmens' Union No. 5 on December 21, 1900, it was voted that from May 1, 1901 a working day under its jurisdiction shall be eight hours with a minimum wage of $3.00 per day. Published by order of the union. J. W. Dale, president. T. W. Jones, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Workingmens' Union of
Order of
Workingmens’ Union No. 5
J. W. Dale
T. W. Jones
Court appoints new attorney for defendant in Alaska case
Court grants James Ryan legal aid after his attorney vanished with funds. Judge Clancy orders defense by C. M. Parr and schedules plea for Monday. Separate trial possible if Ryan pleads not guilty. Maurice Staffenberg case dropped as he is in Alaska. warehouse theft alleged involving 700 pounds of ham. Daniel Warren bond forfeiture noted. hotel association meeting announced.
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James Ryan
Clancy
Rot
Ryan
W. W. Likens
K. Ryan
W. W. Lichens
C. M. Parr
Mr. Parr
Perry
Maurice Staffenberg
Alaska
Hennessy Mercante Company
Cass
Staffenberg
Hennessy Company
Daniel Warren
John Byrne
Tim Harrington
Warren
Charles Bye
Nicho
Messrs
Byrne
Harrington
Eight-Hour Day Set by Butte Teamsters Union No 15
In a February 23 1901 meeting of Butte Teamsters Union No 15 W L U it was decided that from May 1 1901 the workday under its jurisdiction shall be eight hours minimum at a scale of six dollars. Published by order of Teamsters union No 1 W L U James Sticken president Ed McCarrick secretary James Sticken president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Teamsters’ Union No. 15
Teamsters’ Union No. 1
James Stickeen
ED. McCarrick
James Sticken
Notice of Debt Responsibility Claim
Notic e will not be responsible for any debts contacted by my wife Lizzie Hummer. Harry H. Hummer.
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Lizzie Hummer
Harry H. Hummer
Bonds Without Premium Offered by Mutual Life Co
The Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York offers bonds in any amount with 10 19 or 20 year payment plans and no extra premium beyond life insurance during the payment period. A solid investment for men and women. Contact W C Bachelor District Manager 48 East Broadway Butte Montana.
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Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
Manor
W. C. Bachelor
East Broadway
Butte
Montana
Great Northern Round Trip Offer From Hutte To Boulter
Great Northern railway offers round trip tickets from Hutte to Boulter for one week including board and bathing privileges at Mot Springs hotel. Price set at 13.90 dollars, offered by J B Reynolds, proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Hutte
Mot Springs Hotel
J.B. Reynolds
Bids Sought for Brick Building Removal West Park Street
Notice invites bids for the removal of a brick building at No 312 on West Park Street near the high school, with bids due March 1st by the Masonic Temple Association FP. 0 Box 125. Also an ad notes no peddlers with tamales on streets and directs tamale buyers to No 10 South Washington Street TRUZZOLINO Harvard cigar promo included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park Street
Masonic Temple Association
South Washington Street
Personal notes and proposals from 1901 Butte item
Personal notices report Mr. Lee Townsend of The net of Zenda Co visiting town after a successful tour and Mr. T P Redmond of Hennessy Mercantile returning from two months in eastern cities with Mr. George B Robson. Also sealed proposals from United States Engineer's Office Sioux City for supplying teams and animals for Yellowstone road construction due March 12, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Townsend
Zenda Co
T. P. Redmond
Hennessy Mercantile Company
Perons
Butte
Redmond
George B. Robson
United States Engineer's Office
Sioux City
Iowa
Yellowstone National Park
H. M. Chitenden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacob Kaufman
3. & M. Road
Wyo
M. Travelle
Harvard
Merit
Hennessy'’S Meat Market
BACON
W. Likens
Maurice Staffenburg
Hotel and Boarding House Association
East Park Street
J. P. Tobin
Clarence Hotel
Grand Opera House
Dick P. Sutton
Richards & Pringle’s
Georgia Minstrels
Kullman
Hoyt's
Sutton’s
Iy’ Theatre
Miss Ola Hayden
Americn *Scalchi
Mr. Ray Southard
Minstrel King
the Thompson CO
Thompson Investment Co
Gagnon
Thompson
City
Broadway
Truzzolino
Doe Seoroh the
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Repsold Wines
P.d. Brophy & Go
N. Main Street
M.j.connell Company
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