Workingmen's Club Formed in Butte for Uplift and Unity
About 100 people gathered at the Auditorium to ratify a 13 member executive committee led by Dan McDonald. The non sectarian group aims to establish club rooms gymnasium reading room and library to uplift young men away from home influences. Ex Governor Richards and several union leaders spoke in support calling for moral intellectual advancement and community solidarity.
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Butte Workingmen’s Club
N. J. Savay
Dan McDonald
Western Labor Union
D. D. Staton
Chirman McDonald
Richards
Leagt
Butt
Patrick McMahon
Butte Carmen’s Union
Luke Keily
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Oscar M. Partello
Butte Barbers’ Union
Daniel McDonald
Justin Butler
J. J. Quinn
J. W. Dale
Harry Symons
Charles J. Jones
J. E. Rickards
C. R. Leonard
John MacGinniss
J. W. Whiteley
Luke Kelly
C. M. Partelow
Suit Dismissed in Ida Young Divorce Case
In Judge Clancy's court the divorce suit Ida Young vs R F Young was dismissed after the hearing on alimony and attorney fees. Ida testified her husband worked at Belle of Butte mine, contributed nothing for nineteen months, and had been in an insane asylum a year. The judge cited melancholy features and released the matter.
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Ida Young
R. F. Young
Pixe
Clancy
Young
Cotter
Divorces and Domestic Troubles Highlight Montana Court Day
In district court Judge Clancy presided over multiple cases. Frank Reade was granted a decree from Mary M. Reade amid desertion claims. John Gallagher and Annie Gallagher faced a divorce suit based on desertion and cruelty. Harry Smith received a divorce from Ella K. Smith after alleged desertion. Mattie J. Calder obtained legal separation from John Calder after cruelty and injury, with custody of their adopted daughter Ethel awarded and property discussions settled out of court.
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Frank Reade
Clancy
John Gallagher
Annie Gallagher
Norway
Mich
Reade
Harry Smith
Ella K. Smith
Mattie J. Calder
John Calder
Owsley Block
Ethel
Gramling's Guilt In Furniture Theft Case
H C Gramling and wife visited Charles W Clark's summer residence and stole valuable furnishings. Gramling surrendered with bondsmen but posted 300 cash to guarantee court appearance. Bondsmen withdrew after failed proposed settlement. Information filed in district court directed by conclusive evidence. wife released on own recognizance. Gramling admits taking the property and claims humorous reluctance to see fine furniture go to waste.
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H. C. Gramling
Charles W. Clark
Gramling
Ito
Butte Market Roundup Notes Bran Shortage and Stable Food Prices
Prices for consumer foods show little fluctuation in Butte last week, while bran remains persistently scarce across the county. Dairymen report cows lack bran affects milk quality, with substitutes like chopped barley and alfalfa hay failing to match bran’s effect. Oats up to 1.40 per hundredweight as road conditions curb shipments. Timothy hay scarce. alfalfa abundant. Human food prices stable with modest variations. berry and fruit season soon to boost trade.
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Butte
Pople
Police Court Roundup of Robbery Confessions and Discharges
Deedy Dodson, a colored woman, was released after Osborne offered to drop the case if she returned $65 he said he earned in the country. He accepted the money, the woman claimed innocence. Charles Brown faces possible Monday hearing for assault on a Chinaman at 17 China alley. Duke and Anderson discharged for lack of prosecution after defrauding a Japanese restaurant keeper of two meals. Ellis John held on petty larceny for a stolen step ladder. case to be sent to county attorneys.
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Deedy Dodson
John Osborn
Osborne
Osborn
Charles Brown
China Alley
Charles Duke
Gus Anderson
Ellis John
Railroads announce first class round trip rates in July
The Great Northern plans a 45 dollar round trip fare July 6 to 13 for San Francisco Portland Seattle Tacoma Victoria and Vancouver with stopovers west of Havre Montana and a 50 dollar Chicago to the same points. return by August 31. Regular one way from St Paul is 50 dollars. Also notes possible rate war with Southern lines and potential Epworth League rate cuts.
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Great Northern
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Victoria
Vancouver
Havre
Montt
St. Paul
Chicago
Southern Lines
One-Armed Man Reports Mercury Street Robbery
John Davey, described as missing one arm, says two masked men on Mercury Street near Washington corner robbed him yesterday morning. He claims a black enamel ladies watch with chain and 5 in money were taken. suspects wore red handkerchiefs over faces. Police say the incident not reported. Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church notices follow with Sunday services and events.
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John Davey
Mercury Street
Washington
Davey
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