Meadeville Saloon Fracas Leaves Two Wounded
In Meaderville a dance ended in a stabbing and brawl at the Copper Saloon. James Bartomell stabbed Palagi three times while Palagi tried to separate the fighters. Bartomell arrested by Constable Lazzeri. Palagi critically injured and hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaderville
James Bartomel
Christman
Burtomell
Palagi
Bartomell
Bartomsell
Aree
Joe Lazzeri
Lazzeri
Hearing in Hum Fay counterfeit silver dollar case postponed
Knowles was not present until October first Monday. The hearing before United States Commissioner Wood for Hum Fay charged with passing a counterfeit silver dollar was postponed to Saturday next October 2 due to the absence of the district attorney.
Institute Extends Session Through Friday With Special Program
Attendance is strong as the institute remains in session through Friday. Friday evening features a special program including a lecture by Hon. B A Curle tun and fine musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Curle~tun
Stine
Parochial School Opens for New Year at St Patrick
Bt Patrick's parochial school opened this morning for another year despite stormy weather reducing enrolment to about 740 for the week. The school includes 11 teachers and three music instructors across primary grammar and high school divisions. Mass was at 9 am before pupils were assigned to grades, Father Deslere leading promoted students to new rooms. He visited classrooms and spoke to children as classes began the regular work and afternoon sessions proceeded smoothly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Patrick's Parochial School
Fathher Deslere
Railroad Notes Show Post-Season Traffic Shifts
General Agent Gray reports Montana carde shipments reduced to small lots as heavy consignments finish. Excursion rate dates to eastern points have passed and regular tariffs prevail. Butte railroads see continued business with homeward bound Chinese. The Stuart Line booked four more through to Hong Kong today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Bune
Montana
Stuart Line
Hong Kong
Local Briefs Highlight Fragments From Butte
Brief items note offices for singers and pianos, a wallpaper sale, free Labor Day dancing, a dentist relocation, made to order tinware and roofing, boarding offers, funeral plans for John Leary and Harry Byahm, Hungarian blackberry juice, extended post office hours, a fatality of Frank Driscoll, and a knife incident involving Ed Young with a pending court appearance.
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Wall Paper
Butte Wall Paper
Hamilton Street
Crystal Springs
Forsyth
Tandy Owsley
A. E. Jones
East Park
John A. Leary
Shereman
Bagiish Chop Nowsa
Suvi Main
Harry M. Byahm
Bsherman’s
Montana Liquoromy
Gretta Cate
Frank
Mrr
Tim Driscoll
Montana Street
Ed Young
Omcer Hynde
Copper Mining Shares and Contests Published
Copper mining quotes from Boston show Anaconda and Tamarack share values while a Montana contest notice from the Interior Department details Elizabeth York versus Arthur I Newton over land entry 2460 in Section 20 Town 1 North. Hearings are set for Wisdom and Helena with publication ordered due to service issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United State
Helena
Montana
Sane
Elizabeth York
Bowen
L. C
Arthur I
Newton
B. R. Stevenson
United States
Wisdom
United States Land Office
Mon- Wow
Moulders Strike Ends at Montana Tron Works
The Moulders Union sustained the strikers demand to discharge the foreman after a hearing. Manager Newton discharged the foreman today and reopened the shop for the men to return. Full force expected to work tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Tron Works
Newton
Nelson and Wilson to Speak at Butte Republican Rally
United States Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota and ex Senator J L Wilson of Washington will address a Republican rally in Butte on Thursday night. They will alternate between the Grand Opera house and the Auditorium. Both are nationally known orators and will present a clear candid discussion of major political issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
J. L. Wilson
Washington
Butte
Grand Opera House
Postal Telegraph Suit Moves to U S Court
The Postal Telegraph Cable company sued the Oregon Short Line seeking to condemn a strip of railroad right of way for a telegraph line from the county line between Beaverhead and Silver Bow near Melrose to Silver Bow station. Deputy Clerk T B Stephens opened the U S court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Oregon Short Line Railroad
District
United States
Postal Telegraph Company
Beaverhead
Silver Bow
Melrose
T. B. Stephens
United States Court
W L Hoge Dead A Noted Montana Financier
W L Hoge died today at a Maine resort. He built Hoge Brownlee & Co in Butte, led Metropolitan Electric, helped form Butte Consolidated, owned a Payne mine fortune, and held stock in War Eagle and Poorman mines. Known for charity, he moved to Anaconda and was respected as a capable, honorable businessman. His estate valued around 2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kunkle
J. R. Wharton
Maine
W. L. Hoge
Butte
Anaconda
F. A. Sargeant
M. B. Brownlee
R. C. Chambers
Hoge, Brownlee & Company
Metropolitan Electric Railway Company
Butte Street Railway Company
Butte Consolidated
Bank of Hoge, Daly & Co
Payne
British Columbia
War Eagle
Poorman
Loge
Brooklyn
West
Walker Bros
Salt Lake
Divorce suit alleges cruelty and property claim in Walkerville
Leah Brown sues James Brown in district court claiming cruel treatment since their 1895 marriage and vile language. She seeks sole ownership of a Walkerville house and lot, arguing indigence and need to support herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Brown
James Brown
Annie
Ida Lode
Walkerville
County Teachers Institute Opens With 200 Attendees
The Silver Bow County Teachers Institute opened at 9 am in the Assembly hall with about 200 teachers from county and city schools. Highlights included a solo by Mrs T J Flavin. The program then covered music drawing didactics methods class work with leaders Mrs Flavin Supt Young Prof J M Hamilton and Miss Clara Corbin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Clara Corbin
Annie
Republican Minority Heads to Helena Convention
A Silver Bow Republican minority delegation, about fifty delegates and alternates, leaves for Helena to press for seats at the state convention. The group travels under the Boston & Montana band with black silk umbrellas and yellow badges amid mixed reception and tension with a minstrels parade passing on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Helena
Boston & Montana
J. B. Knight
Mr. Knight
Broadway
Main
Beach & Bowers
Main Street
John L. Davies
Police Court Handles Wide Range of Ordinance Offenders
Judge Sullivan presided as eight holiday drunks were fined five dollars. George Schwager faced assault charges from William Goggin with a not guilty plea. William Jones denied disturbing the peace while claiming to discipline his nephew. Tack Downey pled guilty to breaking a $25 window and mistreating a female vendor, earning a $20 fine. he and Albert Boyce face further peace charge trials Friday. Joe Abbott Sadie White Eva Reed forfeited ten dollars each for disturbance. Antoine Detrovacht asked for time to consider the case and requested twenty four hours. Gus Hughes had a milk team untied case held for advisement.
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Sullivan
George Schwager
William Goggin
William Jones
Hverts
Tack Downey
Gus Nichols
Downey
Albert Boyce
Joe Abbott
Sadie White
Eva Reed
Antoine Detrovacht
Antoine
Gus Hughes
Butte Delegation Joins Montana Convention Buildup
Helena dispatch reports the Butte delegation arriving with others ahead of the state convention. Candidates floated include Yoder for secretary of state, Folsom for governor, Bennett and Elling for lieutenant governor, Porter or Smith for attorney general. Noted visitors Knute Nelson and J L Wigan to speak.
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Helena
Butte
Alice
Grandon
Madison
Beaverhead
Yoder
Silver Bow County
D. E. Folsom
Meagher
A. J. Bennett
Henry Elling
T. J. Porter
F. E. Smith
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
United States
J. L. Wigan
Washington
Children Day at Gardens Promises Balloon Drop
Manager Wharten schedules next Thursday as Children's Day at Columbus Gardens with a balloon ascent and parachute jump. A live turkey will be released from the sky, and the child who catches it will win the bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharten
Columbua Gardens
Personal notes on visitors and a soldier's illness
Dr W H Campbell arrived from Livingston with Sam Clerke and Emil Renisch who returned from a fishing trip at Woodward's ranch on the Big Hole. John T Conrey a Montana volunteer and former Army recruit is seriously ill at a Mantis hospital awaiting surgery. He is praised for bravery and hails from Laurin Madison County.
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W. H. Campbell
Livingston
Sam Clerke
Emil Renisch
Woodward
Big Hole
John T. Conrey
Montana
Conrey
Montane Volunteers
Co. Hy
U. S. Army
Laurin
Madison County
Holstein Improves After Divide Shooting
Louis Holstein, shot by Henry Davis during a drunken quarrel at Divide Saturday night, rests at St. Pauls hospital. The bullet remains unfound as X ray is not yet used. doctors say wound not dangerous and patient is resting easily this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Holstein
Henry Davis
Divide
St. Paul's Hospital
Holstein
Notice to Creditors Estate of Gustav Juston
Notice is given by J. P. Collins administrator of Gustav Juston deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after the first publication to the administrator at 9 East Granite Street Butte Montana. County Silver Bow Montana. Dated July 12 1900. Henry W. Trask attorney for administrator Inter Mountain.
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Gustav Juston
East
Granite Street
Butte
Montana
Silver Bow
State of
J. P. Collins
Gustave Juston
Henry W. Trask
Inter Mountain
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Plain Street
Dange
Singer Office
Marguerite
Orton Broa
Montana Music
Hollingaworth's
Cate
W. Park
Boston
Anaconda Covinee Cheee
Boston & Montan
Tamarack
Obceola
WWTAH
First Publica
George D, Greenr
Krausmeyer
Uncle Josh
B. Broadway
Mencing
Nelson and Wilson
Postal Telegraph
U. & Court
County Teachers’ Institute
Corporation
John Doe
John McMurray
Gabriel Danielsen
Ralph Goldberg
Goldberg
Jit
John Dayton
E. M. Graham
Graham
Lfe
Hiage
Madam Graham
West Broadway
the Argyle
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