Galveston Relief Fund canvass urged by Butte businessmen
The Business Men's Association of Butte appointed committees to solicit donations for Galveston relief. A special city council meeting approved a $500 city gift and raised additional funds from officials and citizens. Committees will canvass districts and report next Monday. funds to be deposited with O. Hight. Also noted were railroad plans for a union depot and pending discussions with Oregon Short Line.
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Galveston
Galveston Relief Fund
Butte
Bottevitizeny
Tbyant
Oly Toraey
Phe Ste Larney
Philadelnihia
McArthur
Alterman Page
Page
Thomas Bryant
Evans, McConnell
Paes
Henry Wroger
Business Man's Association
Buite
Texas
O. Hight
Businges Men’s Association
Centerville
Meagerville
Main
Broadway
A. F. Reay
John EB
Davias
JW. Passmore
Willian Horgan
Frontway
Ben E. Harris
JH. M. Patterson
Browdway
D. J. Henneesy
J. H. Rtenngeh
South Butte
W. C. Gardenhire
Joseph Brourhbon
Centervine
T Bennetta
A Mendervithy
Robert Oradby
Teave
Wight
Hight & Fairfield
HIGHT
Business Men’s Association
J. T. O'Brien
Phage
Union
Judge Speer
Ecommittee
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Mining News Highlights from Buffalo Hump District
Rod D Leggatt reports Sweeney syndicate of Spokane is investing in the Big Buffalo mine at the Hump. California syndicate operates Blue Drason and Ajax work expands. Las rapper mines venture by Butte men adds 100 plus workers, with recent high grade copper ore shipments. Mer Bleley predicts future copper production with more capital.
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Rod D. Leggatt
Buffalo Hump
Waha
Sweeney Syndicate
Spokane
Geoffrey Lavell
Bulte
Tor Hapliby
Lesurutt
Maho
California Synd
Blue Drason Quarts
Pall
AL Dixie
Messrs
Fitch and
Campbell
Fpekane
Ajax
T. A. Siey
Meaphor County
Atom
Las Rapper
Teva
Lars
Doxen
Tive Elietta
Shipmiente
Mer
Riley
Avoninaer
Mer Bleley
Watseka Mine Claimed to be Big Gold Producer
Merritt of the Watseka mine in Illinois says the mine is richer than ever after a two week opening. He notes ore assays up to $200 per ton and 700 tons shipped to the Est Folena smelter, with 6,000 tons of low grade ore awaiting start of the Clark mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt
Watseka
Hegler Rusin
Cardi
A. W. Mortune
Sondon
T. O
Morry
Est Folena
Cuma
Watsexa
The Mormon Special Arrives for Bridger Settlement
A Mormon train from southern Utah is en route to Bridger with about twenty eight cars of livestock farm implements and household goods plus four passenger coaches. The party plans to settle near Bridger after arrival and is expected to occupy fewer than fifteen cars. The Short Line office received word about the journey and timing remains uncertain for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulan
Bridger
Adsidis
AT THE HOTELS LIST OF NAMES IN FILED TRAVELERS
A long list of individuals and spouses from various U S cities and countries appears as travelers or guests in a hotel register. Names cover Chicago Minneapolis New York St Louis Madison Great Falls Denver Tacoma and more with many undated or partial entries. The fragment shows multiple last names and affiliations, suggesting a directory-like record of recent visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Butte
W. T. Salonen
New York
Kornig
Heston
Woight
St. Paul
Waugh
Minneapolias A. Schwarcelark
We Alverson
Frank Wie
DiMion
Mr . Breamor
Iloree Prairie
W. Merritt Theeater
Mont
TW. Cooper
Chicago
Everett
W. Rosen
N. Smith
Madison
Wis
C. N. Cumming
Acome
Steve
Bayes
Wincheater
Thorns Mahan
Gregaon
al. Kenly
Breve O'Donnel
Bold Week
Miss Daley de Pas
Montiestra
Cass Misa Maud Lamont
Dillon
Phil Thorpe
Glinche Pone
Edwin Nurcis
Tillon
Alf Decker
Ben Hook
Monty
FR. Chase
Denver
H. 8. Hutchins
Lois
H. Birkenstein
Fred G. Buckley
Madam Grahabi’s Astonishing Gifts Tale of Butte
Madam Grahams parlors at 68 West Broadway Fareyle Rooms 15 and 16 attract daily crowds of prominent Butte residents seeking fortune telling and future deciphering. Her supposed clairvoyants attract visitors over several months, with claims of removing doubts and easing anxiety about the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madan
Graham
West
Butte
Madsam Graham
Mistaken Name in Fraternal Suit Reinstatement Claim
Plaintiff John Ratusovich sued Srpeke Jedinstvo for reinstatement claiming password denial at the hall. Dismissed, he filed a new claim against the American-Austrian Society John the Baptist. Wording similar aside from defendant name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ratusovich
Anit
Srpeke Jedinstvo
John the Baptist
Coal price notice from Cottonwood Coal Co
The Cottonwood Coal Co advertises Montana coal at low prices with lump coal four dollars fifty cents and will nut coal at fourteen dollars. The Office at 640 Avenue, phone 276, markets large sales with small profits and asserts coal is not high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
640 Avenue
Cottonwood 1 Co
Extradition Papers Pending for W A Bridges in Canada
W A Bridges faces extradition as authorities pursue charges tied to a Largey estate dispute. Reports say a $1000 bond was jumped in Butte, with 112 managers alleging fraud and forgery in connections to bus keeper duties. efforts to locate Bridges continue as papers move toward preparation over the next days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Largey
W. A. Bridges
Mie 2
Cassie
Judie Chino
Biles
Toronto
Ely
Desiiies
Biliges
In Police Court a lantern vandalism case
In Jude Sullivan's court two Young men J W Folley and B Gidder faced charges for lanterns lit near the Coppper sewer. They admitted guilt after a wild spree, fired lanterns at bright objects, argued at the sewer, and faced fines and hearings as the judge stressed the seriousness of endangering lives and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Sullivan
J W. Folley
B. Gidder
Abnis Wyoming
Cere
Dntu
Oliver Pers
Thornitg
Sullivan
Sendesco
Puffata
Juste
Tineony
Hiro
Milex Falter
Boyle Tan
Caprytas
Diller
Sumiger
Jade Sullivan
Jim Pulor
Lenpeehel
Nic Weutte
Jimes
Jolson
McCormark
SPECIAL JURORS NAMED FOR STATE v THOMS POOLEY CASE
The listing jurors, chosen by Judge Chiney, include Maurice Conway, John Ferns, Patrick Holland, Bred Herring, Tyaniel Calder, A. K. in WX. Giard, W. 8. Orton, GO. Westland, W. C. Pingr, Jonathan Blake, Tiermen Cartens, Alexis Gagner, Jesse L. Kaimes, S. Kirto, W.C. Hush, Awend Carlson, B. Gif fer, BE. P. Welnan, A. Weht, Taniel Tawey, Louis Baumler, Nels Enrcott, Jons Toneychurch, George Brymchton, John Erminger, Mose Silverson and Charles Nagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiney
Thoms Pooley
Maurice Conway
John Ferns
Patrick Holland
Bred Herring
Tyaniel Calder
A. K. In
WX. Giard
Orton
GO. Westland
W. C. Pingrr
Jonathan Blake
Tiermen Cartens
Quiet Title Suit Over Floral Park Property Sale
Hamilton and James T Ham yne file suit to quiet title to Floral Park lots, alleging the county failed to tax within the limit and that a public sale may occur. The complaint claims the county holds imperfect title and would deed the property to purchasers, prompting future actions to quiet titles. Dr Germas, Deatioy 114 N Main is cited.
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Hamilton
James T. Hamyne
Ploral Park
Bulte
Taaninin
Floral Park
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Montans
Montana Music CO
North Main St
Keeley
Dr. Keeley
THE
Keeley Institute OF
Fosselman
E. Park St
Calkins’ Book Store
N. Main St
Butte, Mont
Peele Teehee Si
Icorn
Butte Gas Light & Fuel Co
Whi
Schultz
Wyoming Street
Montana
Shanghai
Fong Kong
Hum Pay
West Park Street
Association
Copperopolis
the McDermott
E. J. Misher
J. Curley
Leda
Ireland
W. W. Morris
Pony
B. M
A. Lande
Parks
A. D. Sayer
Paul Joseph Garbett
Minneapolis
A. J. Showes
Lee Courhrany
L. J. Avener Lund
Thelen
M. Wilkinson
Whitehall
Te McDounald
Madam Grahai
Canada
Germas
Tlen
Siegel's
Siegel Clothing Co
Owsley Block
Jeading Commercial Training School
Earoll
Tree Rice
Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
Isto
J. N. Nevills & Co
E. Park
CeNg
S. Main Street
Montana Electric Co
General Electric Supplies
Jet
F. Alexander
W. Park Street
Academy
Calder
Her Seton Dental College
Boston Dental College
Chicago College
Haskell
Owsley Biuck
Colrmancrions
Pinnock
Whitehal
Saheal
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