Local Briefs From Butte And Nearby Areas
Various short items noting services and businesses in Butte. piano tuner J G Bates. wallpaper sale. Newill academy fall term starts next week. Forsyth dentist relocated. local roofing and trough work. Engilah chop house advertised. funeral for Miss Rabe Reed. Montana Liquor advertises Hungarian blackberry cordial. Butte Hardware Co. sues over 804.22. streetcar chief honors police. child Vere Smith dies of diphilia. Adolph Heilbronner distributes cigars to press. church notices from First Presbyterian. James Hanratty dies of Brights disease. wedding of Josephine Sinsel to Theodore Lane. minister Tilburn presides. ads for French kid gloves at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Paper
Butte Wall Paper
Hamilton Street
Newill Academy
W. Galena Street
Forsyth
Owsley Block
A. E. Jones
East Park
Montana Liquor Company
Butte Hardware Company
William Onwasley
Manger Wharton
Street Car Company
Vere
Walter N. Smith
Delaware Avenue
Railroad Notes From Butte And Helena Headlines
Rail traffic figures and personnel moves spread through Montana and neighboring states. Jack Dewey of Rio Grande Western plans a Salt Lake City to Montana trip, while Pacific Express General Superintendent Rogers visits town. Union Pacific employs 600 at Cheyenne shops with 200 more sought. Northern Pacific may soon branch into Thermopolis to access coal fields. C. H. Reilly of Salt Lake becomes Union Pacific coal department city agent at Butte, with L. Learn supervising traveling agent. J. M. Moore heads consolidated Montana and Salt Lake offices, Kinney of Milwaukee in Helena. Hennessy offers French Kid Gloves at 6c pair. A notice seeks information on E. Bobey of Centerville, Montana. Last word from Billings reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dewey
Traffic Department
The
Rio Grande Western
Salt Lake
Montana
Rogers
Pacific Express Company
Wilson
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Northern Pacific
Thermopolis
Wyo
C. H. Reilly
Butte
Union Acific Coal Department
L. Learn
Montana Territory
J. M. Moore
Two Houses Face Shakeup At Butte Opera House
The Grand Opera House scene saw Unc le Dick Sutton seize management while G. O. McFarland retires. Sutton vows amicable contract settlements, shifts bookings to Sutton’s theater, and plans standard prices for popular and family attractions to serve the public.
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Grand Opera House
Sutton’s
Dick Sutton
G. O. McFarland
Button
L. P. Sanders
McFarland
Mr. Sutton
Sutton
Opera House
Grand
Butte
East
Subtton’s
TO YOUNG TO MARRY MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Sarsfield H Cantlon and Katie Shiney. Cantlon claimed to be 21 and Shiney 18 but Cantlon later confessed he overstated his age by three years. A brother asked clerks about the issuance and was told the stub showed the age as 21, leading to quick departure.
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Sarsfield H. Cantlon
Katie Shiney
Benedict
Sympathy for Lucey in Prescott Letter From Campbell
Daniel Lucey awaiting execution in the county jail receives a letter from Alice M Campbell of Prescott Arizona. The writer is the daughter of a man Lucey once worked for in the section and expresses sympathy while advising him to seek priestly comfort before his journey into the great beyond.
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Daniel Lucey
Alice M. Campbell
Prescott
Arizona
Lucey
Knox Hats the Best Hatter Lures With Fall Line
Knox the Hatter claims unmatched hat quality and variety in Xenox Derbys Fedoras and Soft Hats. It touts an extensive fall display at Hennessy’s and promises accuracy in every detail. For a next day hat, visit the shop and see the new line.
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Knox
Hennessy
Hennessy's
Allen's Foot-Base Ad in Old Newspaper Card
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Base powder to shake into shoes, claiming cooling relief for swollen hot feet, fatigue, ingrown nails, corns, blisters, and bunions. It promises easier walking and comfort, with free sample offers and listings of Olmstead and German dentists in Le Roy New York.
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Allen
Olmstead
le Roy
Personal notes drifting through town social scene
A roundup of visitors and locals includes A. M. Bevier from Great Falls Bay McMillan from Monida and William J. Murphy from Missoula in town Frank D. Brown of Philipsburg arrives, Mrs A A Clasmer and family return from the east on Northern Pacific, George H Casey back from Winnipeg Nina Barclay recovering from Short Line wreck injuries. A party led by Alice Casey surprised James Grady at 317 Dakota last night. J R Wharton of the Street Railway leaves for Helena to join wife and children returning from Ontario. Link Merritt departs for Denver. likely winter in Joplin with partner J A Coram. A J Bennett Lew Callaway N J Isdell return from state convention. James Glass of Basin reports Basin & Bay State Mining talks to retire financial troubles with eastern stockholders in the city. Basin & Bay State directors Hewett Lewulis and Chapin of Springfield Musa and O P Walker of Marlboro arrive from Basin after Katle plant visit. Don Sullivan, ex-owner of Homestake, rumored sick with smallpox in Spokane hospital after prior pneumonia recovery and climate change move.
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A. M. Bevier
Great Falling Bay
McMilhin
Monida
William J. Murphy
Missoula
Butte
Frank D. Brown
Philipsburg
A. A. Clasmer
George H. Casey
Winnipeg
H. van Wart
George Sutiiffe
Colorado Street
Wig Hole
Nina Barclay
Divide
Misa Alice Casey
James Grady
Dakota Street
J. Rt. Wharton
The
Street Railway Company
Helena
Ontario
Can
Merritt Jeft
Denver
Joplin
J A. Coram
A. J. Bennett
Lew L. Calla~ Way
Virginia City
N. J. Isdell
Pony
James Glass
Basin
Basin & Bay State Mining Company
George Henry Hewett
Charles C. Lewis
B. P. Chapin
Springfield
Musa
O. P. Walker
Marlboro
Mass
Basin & Bay State Company
Don Sullivan
Homestake
Elk Park Canyon
Spokane
Sullivan
Petit Larceny Suspects Named in City Cabin Theft
George Day swore to a complaint in Justice Harrington's court today charging John McNulty and Tom Hogan with petit larceny. On Sept 4 at Day's cabin at Prophyry and Hopkins, visitors sought shelter from rain. One left to fetch beer, Day drank, and woke to find apparel and jewelry worth 25 dollars missing. Hogan and McNulty are still at large.
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George Day
Hogan
McNulty
Officials at Picnic Near Deer Lodge
Special to the Tater Mountain Deer Lodge Sept 8 Mayor Conley has men establishing a ramp on Dog Creek 12 miles north of here today and tomorrow will entertain Helena friends to an outing and fish fry Guests include Governor Smith Attorney General Nalan Secretary of States Thomas Hogan State Auditor Poindexter District Judge J B Smith and others Weather looks fine and the guests are to have a happy outing
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Tater Mountain
Deer Lodge
Conley
Dog Creek
Helena
Governor Smith
Na+lan
Thomas Hogan
Poindexter
J. 8. Smith
Complaints Issued From County Attorney Office
The county attorney issued several complaints today against Patrick J. Keane for exhibiting a deadly weapon in presence of John G. Manell. Thomas Hogan and John McNulty charged with petit larceny from Geo. Day. James Robinson and Margar et Robinson charged with petit larceny on complaint by 8. M. Wilson. Enoch Johns accused of malicious mischief per W. F. Cobb. Warrant to search Tha Dee's house for a watch chain and charm valued at 250 dollars, supported by an affidavit from George Tallon per Justice Harrington.
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Patrick J. Keane
John G. Manell
Lewis
Walkerville
Thomas Hogan
John Mcl Nulty
Geo. Day
Harrington
James Robinson
Margaret Robinson
M. Wilson
Elisa
South Butte
Enoch Johns
W. F P. Cobb Anduatice Nichols
Tha Dee
George Tallon
Justice Harrington
Horst Estate Inheritance Petition Filed In City Court
Joseph V. Long petitions the district court for letters of administration on the Horst estate. He cites real estate mining ground and personal property as assets. No will is known. Heirs listed include Mrs. Horst the widow, Mrs. Laura Simmons, Mrs. Franke Long and Carl H. Horst.
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Joseph V. Long
District Court
Herman H. Horst
Horst
Laura Simmons
Franke Long
Carl H. Horst
Change of Time for Oregon Short Line Train
Effective September 6 the Oregon Short Line afternoon train will depart Butte at 4 p m instead of 4 35. Time card lists other schedule changes for the line.
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Oregon Short Line
Butte
Wanted cook and house helper in family of three
Advertisement seeks a cook and house helper for a three person household. Apply 2108 Excel Street. Also offers a four room house for sale with bath five blocks west of Main on Granite Street. Char Smith & Co 3 W Granite. Madam Editha Circle conducts card readings Tue and Fri at 8 p.m daily at 108 Idaho Street.
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Cook and House
Excelsior Avenue
Bath
Main St
Granite St
Chas. L. Smith & CO
W. Granite
Madam Editha
Idaho Street
McDougall brothers in Boer War wounding described
Two MacDougal brothers serving in the Canadian branch of the English army tell home in Ottawa about their Boer War experiences. Glaswyn MacDougal, a Strathcona's Horse trooper, was wounded above the knee at Steen's Farm and describes a fifty to two hundred farmer attack, retreat, and hospital stay. Harold MacDougal writes of engagements from Bloemfontein to Pretoria, noting a key clash near the Vaal River, losses including a soldier named Frost, and a heavy Boer assault that tested D Squadron and the Shropshire regiment.
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George H. MacDougall
Ottawa
Nada
Glaswyn MacDougal
Grant
Strathcona
Steen
Harold MacDougall
Pretoria
Frost
General Hutton
Bloemfontein
Free State
Tom
Vaal
Shropshire Regiment
Honing Spruit
Battle at Kroonstad Ends With Casualties and Truce
Eyewitness account recalls rough skirmish at Kroonstad with four captured, four wounded, and two killed. A special train left from A. & F. depot at 1:30 p.m. to Baseball Park Anaconda for a season game between Hutte and Anaconda, round trip priced at $1.00.
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Baseball Park
Anacondi
Leanges
Hutte
Anaconda
Anthracite miners vote loom for strike decision
Indianapolis Sept 8 The national board of Union Mine Workers resumes secret session at 830 AM with no change in the stalemate. Operators have not indicated any willingness to meet demands. District presidents are at Hazelton Pa and no replies have been issued to the union appeal. Secrecy surrounds the deliberations as grave problems are anticipated. The 1897 order that mobilized 110000 miners could be invoked late tonight or Sunday morning if a strike is ordered. Rumors of eastern business lobby influence are dismissed by board officials.
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Indianapolis
National Board of Union Mine Workers
Hazelton
Thomas D. Nichols
John Fahy
Thomas Duffy
Madam Graham
Graham
Whittemore Wins New Jersey Rifle Championship
In the ninth annual New Jersey Rifle Association tournament Capt. F. W. Whitte more of the Fourth Regiment New Jersey National Guard won with 263 points out of 300 for the President's Prize and state championship.
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Soaght
N. J
United States
New Jersey Rifle Association
FW. Whittemore
New Jersey National Guard
Emperor William I Speech Cited in City Address Reply
The report quotes Emperor William I answering the burgomaster with a firm note of trust. He declares no anxiety for the future, saying God is with us and will help us through. The piece reflects official sentiment from yesterday's ceremonial exchange.
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Stettin
Scot
William
Ladies' Aid to Run Railroad Travelling Sale at K P Hall
The Livingston Congregational Ladies' Aid Society plans a railroad sale at K P Hall on Wednesday evening September 19. The itemized notice also lists several local moves and society events including a club dance and a women’s social at Mrs B H Talcott’s, with detailed mentions of attendees and decor.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
B. H. Talcott
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Smith & Mattingly
Dunlap Hat Agency
North Main St
Orton Broa
J. G. Bates
Montana Music
Engilah
South Main
Rabe Reed
Richard
Adolph Heilbronner
Santa Claus
First Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Idaho Streets
J. H. Mc Junkin
Alabama Street
James Hanratty
Bright
Copper Street
John
Thomas
Joseph Sinsel
Josephine
Theodore Lane
Edward Oliver Tilburn
Christian Tabernacle
E. Bobey
Liza Bobey
E .Center St
Centerville
Mont
Billings
Angle Dicks
Mr. McFarland
N. Main St
Petit Larcenists
Horst Estate
M'Dougalls
Brothers
GEO
M’dougall
Kroonstad
New Jersey
Livingston News
J.C. Hinman
Inter Dountain
Postoffice News
J. SN. Mjelede
Park Hotel
Gough= nour
Lewia and
Second Streets
Mr. Mjelede
Electric Grit Company
Oride
Frank .-Ngsley
St. Louis
Tim H .Stevenson
H. J. Horn, Jr
Henry Court
Sixth Judicial District
Jerome E. Williams
Livingston Enterprise
Henry A. Hosea
W. D. Coulters
Raige
A. W. Miles
John R. King
Chester F. Stewart
Bare Dara H. Nesbit
Dancine
Misa Wakefield
Albermarte
Euchre
Sloane
Pierce
Horn
Vilas
McCaw
Wells
Me Ore
Brcanbrack
Campbell
Boyle
Garnier
Chambers
Weigstein
Glass
King
Nelson
Burg
Leopold
Swindlehurst
Potter
E. M. Graham
Sion
West Broadway
Argyle
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