Slumbering Defendant Faces Jury In Assault Trial
In Judge Clancy's court Edward Erickson slept through critical testimony while being tried for second degree assault on Mike Cavanaugh after a 25 cent dispute. The jury found him guilty. sentence to be set by the court next Monday. Also in court, divorce suits and estate appraisals moved forward as filings and rulings touched custody and stock disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Erickson
Clancy
Montana
Erickson
Mike Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Z T. Cason
Wee Talkeng
Owsley Block
Park Street
Pris
Cason
Autumn’s Chill Beats With Vigoral and Beef Extract
The White Front Grocery promotes Vigoral and Beef Extract as tonics to strengthen the system against damp autumn air. Advertises Vigoral 2 oz bottle, 4 oz box, Beef Tablets 12 oz, Beef Extract 4 oz bottle with regular prices listed. Cautiously notes not prescribing, but implies savings on prescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Front
S.s
Sgreesee
Damaged Stock Claim Seeks Judgment for 500 Dollars
The plaintiff notes damages of 500 dollars in a case where stock is valued at 4714.20 dollars and demands judgment for the stated amount. The language indicates a request for compensation tied to the stock value and specific damages.
Mary Sullivan seeks divorce on desertion grounds
Mary Sullivan filed for divorce from Michael Sullivan alleging desertion on February 18 1894 and related relief including child custody and restoration of her maiden name Mary Lynch. The couple wed August 6 1893 in Butte and she claims he failed to provide necessaries though able. A deposition for Victor Bell is to be taken in a separate case in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sullivan
Michael Sullivan
Butte
Mary Lynch
Lindsay
Theodore Remley
Victor B. Bell
Kansas City
Lee Mantle
Lulu F. Largey
P. A. Largey
Italian stabbed in Menderville saloon fight leaves hospital
Dominick Lavaroni, stabbed by John Fontari, lies at St Pauls hospital in fair condition. Both men drank and fought after a dispute between rival factions, with Lavaroni sustaining a lung injury from a hedged weapon. Doctors say no serious damage. neither man is arrested yet as tensions from prior feuds linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Lavaroni
John Fontar
St. Paul's Hospital
Fontani
Lavaroni
Menderville
Tf Secon
Fortani
Hauer
Savaroni
Fentani
Montana Athletic Club Faces Butte In Gridiron Clash
Tomorrow afternoon at Athletic park the Montana Athletic Club football team led by Captain Percy Benson will meet Butte, captained by Jim Hooper. Both squads have strengthened since their recent close tie and a spirited contest is anticipated, with admission cut to 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Athletic Club
Percy Benson
Butte
Jim Hooper
Athletic Park
Music For The Millions At Grand Opera House District
Kaltenbach and Kerth plan to install an automatic orchestrion from Germany in a building near their Broadway shop opposite the Hamilton. The device, which won a World's Fair prize, plays 200 pieces of music and is equal to 30 pianos. A special day will be set aside for ladies to hear the instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Kaltenbach & Kerth
Broadway
Hamilton
Germany
Elks Memorial Day Observed by Silver Bow Lodge
Silver Bow lodge B P O E will observe memorial day next Sunday at the Grand Opera House. Hon B D Weed, last grand exalted ruler of the Helena lodge, will deliver the memorial address. A fine musical program will be rendered. exercises will be public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Personal notices from Butte social column
M Donahue returns from New York. Geo W Raymal general manager of Hureka Cyanide Co visiting Nevada. Adam Underwood leaves for Washington to work in Senator Clark’s private office. Dick Williams, hoisting engineer, in city from Bitter Root Ranch. Col John H Curtis and sons return from two month eastern and southern trip. Mrs P C Hollinshead and daughter Margaret arrive from Dayton for winter with James S Hollinshead. Col Emmet Callahan said to be in Washington with misreport of Philippines trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Donahue
New York City
Geo. W. Raymal
Hureka Cyanide Company
Nevada
Butte
Adam Underwood
Washington
W. A. Clark
Capital
Dick Williams
Bitter Root
City
John H. Curtis
Geo, D
John H, Sr
Atlanta
P. C. Hollinshead
Margaret
Dayton
Hollinshead
James
Callahan
Philippines
Get Out of Butte Smoke to Crystal Springs
Advertises a resort at Crystal Springs five miles from town with rates 2.50 daily or 14 weekly, plunge and private baths included. Stages run from Langiols’ at regular intervals. Nick Jahreiss, proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Springs
Langiols
Nick Jahreiss
Gunfighters face charges after Park street disturbance
Frank Guitchins and Nick Long, principals in a late night East Park street fight, drew revolvers and threatened to shoot. An officer restrained them. both were charged with disturbing the peace and Guitchins with carrying concealed weapons. Bonds were posted and they await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Guitchins
Nick Long
East Park Street
Guitchins
Schumacher Free as Court Dismisses Case Against A. J. Schumacher
The state case accusing A J Schumacher of striking Dr G Leo Magenburger in the Shodair block was dismissed in Judge Clancy's court after the county attorney said the doctor preferred not to prosecute. Witnesses indicated the assault occurred but the doctor indicated dissatisfaction with the operation. The county attorney telegraphed a witness and stated he was satisfied the doctor would not pursue prosecution. Also reported, bond forfeiture for Theodore Vadnais on copper wire theft. Emmet Callahan moved to set aside a custody ruling in Calahan v Callahan. affidavit issued in Washington, D C containing accusations against Mrs Callahan and a dramatic self defense claim by Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lienemann & Schmidt
Renmel
Montana Standard Mining Company
A. En
Ange
Yelena
Wottrich
South Dakota
A. J. Schumacher
G. Leo Magenburger
Billy
Clancy
Hele
Hagenburger
Dustien Nichols
Theodore Vadnais
Department of the District Court
Tod Vadnaan Boy
Vadnais
Emmet Callahan
District Court
Lindsay
Callahan
Thanksgiving dinner in Butte to feature fat turkeys
Butte prepares a grand Thanksgiving meal with six carly of fat turkeys from Nebraska and Iowa. A stroll along Park Street markets would reveal the bustling scene and the festive mood surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Nebraska
Iowa
Park Street
Thanksgiving Market Delights From Across The Nation
An Inter Mountain reporter tours diverse markets filled with customers as Turkey shipments arrive from the East. Large poultry from various states, shrimp, lobsters, and seafood from distant ports, tropical fruits from Hawaii, and California fruits arrive for Thanksgiving. Fresh vegetables from hot houses in Colorado and Minnesota supply Butte, while Mississippi wax beans are harvested despite snowfall elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Inter Mountain
Haheas
Braska
Missouri
Dakotas
New Orleans
Boston
Turkey
Hawaii
California
Butte
Colorado
Minnesota
Mississippi
Public library to close for Thanksgiving and notices of removals
The item lists a Thanksgiving one day closure for the public library on November 20 and includes diverse notices from Butte Montana such as a birth at 420 Excelsior Avenue, a business move to 202 North Main Street, Vienna Saloon description, and Albini Sisters Proprietors. Also contains notices concerning Washoe Copper Company capital stock removal to Anaconda, Montana, and a mining patent application for Rocky Mountain Chief placer claim in Jefferson County with detailed metes and bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Healy
Excelsior Avenue
Bas Company
East Broadway
North Main Street
Vienna
South Matin Street
Butte
Albini
Washoe Copper Company
Trustees of
Sald Company
Silver Bow County
Montana
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Dd. Newaro
Z. MacDonald
Helena
Thomas Mand Adella J. Metall
Rocky Mountain
Jefferson County
Placern
Alta Lode
Francis T. Mea
Lewis Lode
Bankruptcy notice for Newman and Pinkston in Montana
In the district court of Montana a bankruptcy proceeding for Samuel Newman and Edgar Pinkston trading as Newman & Pinkston was declared on November 25, 1899. The first meeting of creditors is set for December 26, 1899 at 2 PM at No 49 West Park Street Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
District of Montana
Court of Bankruptcy
Samuel Newman
Edgar Pinkston
Newman
A. D
Thompson Campbell
Turkey Shoot at Butte Witte Club Range
A thanksgiving day turkey shoot will be held at the Butte Witte club range with shooting conducted at several ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Witte Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sadie Lawrence
Gilbert A. Lawrence
Minnie Richie
George W. Richie
Judes Clancy
H. Savage
Gus Leese
White Front Grocery
N. Main
T. F. Courtney
Tony Hoff
J. M. Rezek
Washos Copper Company
Edward A. Hickey
Oden-Nipper
Frank Guitchien
Galena
Vuknovich
Maud Carver
May Richardson
Carver
Miss Richardson
Mike Paris
Tenderloin
Delilah
May Davis
Paris
John Vaknovich
Sullivan
Everts
Averts
Mast Park Street
T. Tomich
Schumacher
DR. Hagenburger
Butt
George D. Green
M. T. Baker
Tregiater, U, 8
Just
Simon Banks
N. Main Street
Burlington
McRae-Strasburger Harness Co
E. Park St
Butte, Mont
Soes
Curtis & Wheelers
Red Boot Shoe Co
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