Copper stock activity and Butte deals stir market
Boston News Bureau reports heavy trading in Boston and Montana and Amalgamated Copper. Clark plans to smelt ore at Anaconda, affecting Heinze’s Montana operations and profits. Analysts foresee 50 dollar per share dividends if copper stays strong. Butte & Boston stockholders meet in New York to discuss possible consolidation with Boston & Montana.
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New York
Clark
Heinze
Montana
Anaconda
Butte
Boston News Bureau
Standard Oil Copper Company
Amalgamated
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Amalgamated Copper Company
Bigelow
Boston Associates
Messrs. Bigelow
Perkins and Chase
South
Chase
Europe
Leonard
Great Falls
Jesse Lewisohn
United Metals Selling Company
Germany
France
United States
United Verde
The Standard Tops as State’s Only Exclusive Carriage Works
The Standard operates as the sole exclusive carriage works in the state, distinguishing itself with unique manufacturing capacity and regional specialization.
Village Parson at Grand Opens with Stirring Clergy Plot
Amusements notes describe The Village Parson opening Sunday night at the Grand. A clergyman’s happiness is shadowed by his wife’s alleged infidelity as a scheming lawyer and his brother plot to separate them for gain. A forged letter intended to deceive reaches the wife by chance.
Parson's Heart and Wife in Five Act Comedy
A detailed description of a five act play where a parson's devotion to his wife leads to a pivotal scene and eventual reconciliation. The couple’s conflict escalates before the guilty are punished and harmony is restored, with genuine comedy woven throughout.
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Celal
Mint saloon in Butte reopens under new management
The Mint at 112 North Main Street in Butte switches to John Paige and Tom Lavell ownership. It promises a greater popular resort with top wines liquors and cigars and cosy card rooms. Draught beer at 5 cents starts next Tuesday morning. Orton Bros advises piano and organ deals at 219 North Main Street.
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Butte
Mint
North Main Street
John Paige
Tom Lavell
Five Are In The Bunch From State Convict Transport
Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Jeffery take five convicts to the penitentiary from Teton county for horse stealing and cattle rustling. Headed by J R Stevenson and George Jacobson, both with terms up to 14 years, the group includes Cuthbert McGillis and his son Dan, plus Joe Deschone, all Canadian Cree Indians given two years each. Jacobson turned state evidence. McGillis old at 89 had sentence reduced to one year. They sail to Deer Lodge today.
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Taylor
W. FE. Jeffery
Teton County
Butte
J. R. Stevenson
George Jacobson
Stevenson
Jacobson
Cuthbert McGillis
Dan McGillis
Joe Deschone
Deer Lodge
Cattle and hog markets across Omaha and Kansas City trade
Omaha receipts climb to 2,500 cattle with market activity rising. Prices lift for native beet steers to 4.20 to 5.40, western and Texas lines also higher. Hogs steady to mixed around 5.97 to 6.00, sheep and lambs show modest gains. Kansas City reports 700 cattle receipts with steady to active trading and hogs weak around 5.95 to 6.05. Sheep in KC steady with lambs around 4.5 to 5.2.
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Omaha
Texas
Kansas City
Saito
Relics of Old Days The Crumbling Walls of Central Schoolhouse
The faded headline reports on the deteriorating walls of Central Schoolhouse once central to the community. Stones and mortar reveal neglect as locals consider preservation plans and potential reuse.
Captain Shepherd's Flag Pole Unearthed At Central School Site
Excavation for the Goldberg building at Academy and Park reveals remnants of the old Central school foundation and a stump of Captain Shepherds flag staff. The two piece pine mast stretched 40 feet with a bridge and box for the flag, now removed due to safety fears. The rock foundation proved brittle and was replaced years ago.
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Academy and Park
Central” School
Butte
Goldberg
Gagnon
Shepherd
Hhimself
Shepherd Wa
Treasury balances in general fund report
Washington on April 3 reports available cash balance of 108,138,009 dollars and gold holdings of 100,447,485 dollars in the division of redemption, excluding the 150,000 dollars gold reserve.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
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Butte News
Rogers Bros
Owsley
Butte, Mont
California
Christie & Leys
N. Main St
Mattingly
Dunlap Hat Agency
North Main St
Butte, Montana
DR. Norcross
Tott Owsley
Mont
A. Augendre
Paris
D. M Newbro Drug Co
DR. Chung
Galena
Citizens’ Coal Company
Rock Springs
East Broadway
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Kansas City Livestock
San Francisco
Nevada
Walée
Oregon
Valley Oregon
Malie
San Joaquin Plains
Humboldt
Mendocino
Boston
Wala
Adventure
Bingham
Tire Axious Calumet & Heela Centennial
Ocr
Tamarack Humboldt Osceola
Pene Aievieua
Hs Banteastel
Wolverines
Quincey
Santa Fe
Oppe
Heston
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Amerian Worlen Company
Arlington Mills
Pseitic Mills
Wanskuku Company
London
Atcchison
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Grand Trunk
Captain Shepherd
Dr. Dodd
West Park Street
Lutes Bros
Pa Faris
Trefousse & Co
Shaw's
Killarney
John Ramsey
the the Tae
Palomino
Trousseau
East Park St
Courtney’s Cash Grocery
Park St
Tennessee
Lipton’s
J. Brophy & Co
AAA
Ann
Fan
J. N. Nevills
East Park, Butte
Girand Opera House
Dick P. Lerroux
W. E. Nankeville
Human Hearts
Hy Jonas
Merchant Tailor
East Granite
Old School of Medicine
Western Medical Dispensary
E. Broadway
West Side Paper Co
W. Broadway
B. C
Sy Swend Carlson
Main
Cupidens
Davol Medicine CO
P.O
Cal Foreste
Martin Drug Company
Treasury Statement
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