Meat and Seafood Prices from Lutey Bros Offerings
A damaged ad lists grocery pricing including beet per sack six dollars and fifteen cents and cane six dollars twenty five cents. It advertises seafood by the pound such as steel head salmon ninety nine to one hundred three cents and deep sea codfish one hundred twenty three cents with other fish like eastern lake trout pickerel and flounder. It notes a brisket and rib boil and urges mailing orders to Lutey Bros Putte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear of Our Bakery Department
Pep
Butte Board of Health Backs Meat and Milk Inspector Bill
Dr T J Sullivan president of Butte board of health endorses the meat and milk inspector law. He urges strict enforcement, cites universal medical backing, and argues tests and licensing will protect milk from tuberculous cows while avoiding ruin for dairymen. The bill sets county inspectors with $2000 salaries, vet credentials, licenses for dealers, and enforcement provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Sullivan
Board of Health of
Butte
Sullivan
United States
Heath Department
Louisville
Berne
Law
Charles Creighton
John A. Wyeth
New York
Department of Medical Science
Nolan
Helena
State Board of Health
Lovers of Pleasure The Philhedonians Give Dancing Party
The Philhedonians hosted a dancing party that drew many friends and acquaintances. Guests enjoyed music, refreshments, and communal fellowship during the event.
Philodonois Club Hosts Grand Ball in Butte
The first annual grand ball of the Philodonois club at Renshaw hall crowned the season with a successful social event. Organized last fall by 11 young men, the club aims to stage skating bowling theater and dinners, inviting both members and welcoming guests including chaperoned ladies and their families. President John Corette leads a roster of officers and members as plans for future parties continue amid a warm, convivial atmosphere.
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Philodonoi Club
Renshaw Hall
Butte
John Corette
Jack Wortman
Adolph Heilbronner
Garfield Perrier
Keng Arthur Berry
Arthur Mueller
Arthur Marks
Guy Davidson
James Rover
Harry Tallent
Mack O'Brien
May Not Go on a Strike Voting By Great Northern Trainmen
Great Northern trainmen and conductors vote on whether to strike amid a wage dispute after yard and switch crews won a raise. Management says a strike would be sympathetic but unlikely, noting earlier salary increases and pending April 1 implementation. Ward plans a circular with correspondence and company arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Ward
Dicky Bird Offers Pointers From Butte Hotel
A column attributed to the Dicky Bird shares select tips overheard at the Butte hotel. The casual notes sketch anecdotes and market chatter in a snapshot of local routine.
Young Clark Wins the Day in Bitter City Hall Controversy
A city political rumor notes Will Clark winning the fight for city attorney and J L Templeman to be appointed by Mayor Mullins with A J Violette as assistant. A push at the Butte hotel signals broad appointments, while aldermen protest exclusion and possible staff shakeout. City engineer J B White and street commissioner John Mullins tipped. chief of police remains unsettled with Tom Mulholland a likely candidate.
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Dicky Bird
Butte Hotel
City Hall
Standard Office
Will Clark
J. L. Templeman
Mullins
A. J. Violette
Dickey Bird
Charley Lane
Frank Weldon
J. B. White
John Mullins
Jim Reilly
Tom Mulholland
Travel Deals and Schedules for Local Bus Lines
Awl offers a round trip to Maiden Rock for $1.00. Vets to Melrose cost $1.50 round trip. Cenrenere to Glen and return is $1.49. Oh 90 tm upthn calls $2.00. Tickets go on sale every Saturday and Sunday with returns allowed the following Monday.
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Awl
Cenrenere
Private car and hospital train cars for Short Line
The Short Line will receive ten first class passenger coaches soon from the East. J F Dunn travels to Chicago to oversee the handover. A new private car for Vice President Bancroft is among them with Western regional innovations. Bancroft’s old car goes to the general superintendent, while EF Calvin’s car becomes E C Manson’s Idaho division car and may become a field hospital car for emergencies along the line. The hospital car would bring operating tables and medical supplies to the patient, not the hospital, speeding treatment after wrecks or accidents. The West has few such transports, though some Eastern railways report usefulness. The Short Line aims to pioneer this Western hospital-car concept.
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J. F. Dunn
Chicago
Salt Lake Herald
W. H. Bancroft
West
Bancroft
Calvin
E. C. Manson
Idaho
Oregon
Baird to Succeed Moore as Northern Pacific Freight Chief
F B Baird will take over as general freight agent of the Northern Pacific succeeding the late S I L Moore. Baird has over 20 years with the company and has acted as assistant general freight agent in charge of Asiatic business. He is regarded as one of the Northwest's most capable freight men.
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F. B. Baird
S. IL. Moore
Northern Pacific
Baird
Northwest
California Excursion Tickets From Butte
California excursion from San Francisco and return fifty dollars Los Angeles and return sixty dollars Going and returning via Ogden Utah or Portland Oregon Tickets on sale May 13 to 19 inclusive good returning until July 15 1903 Stopover privileges in both directions For further particulars call or address 105 North Main street Butte H WILSON General Agent.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ogden
Utah
Portland
Oregon
North Main Street
Butte
H. ©. Wilson
W. R. Meech
Ee Ae
Week Ending Excursions via Great Northern Railway
The listing offers Boulder and return Sundays $1. Basin and return Sundays $1. Boulder return Sundays. Alhambra return Saturdays to Monday $2.50. Tickets at No. 41 North Main St Butte. W. R. Meech C. P. and T. A. Ed Rose’s loan office moved from 8 East Park St to 21 North Main. Ed Rose, Proprietor.
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Boulder and Return
Basin and Return
Boulder
Alhambra
North Main Street
Butte
Ed Rose
East Park Street
North Main
Drunk and hindering care of seven orphans
William Burns of Ohio Street was arrested on drunkenness and vagrancy charges. He was deemed incompetent to provide for his seven motherless children, who are housed by the Little Sisters of the Poor and headed to an orphan asylum in Helena after his confinement. Burns pleaded not guilty but was dismissed by Justice Tarrington. Also noted are Great Northern Railway excursion prices and sale details.
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William Burns
Ohio Street
Burns
Little Sisters of the Poor
Helena
Timothy Tarrington
Annual Ball of the U C T at Columbia Gardens
Committees for the United Commercial Travelers ball met at Calkins firm last night to perfect arrangements for the May 6 event. They reported readiness for the season’s banner affair and noted many tickets already sold. The Travelers are described as royal entertainers and the dance is expected to delight.
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United Commercial
Columbia Gardens
Calkins’ Store
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Montana
Luteys
West Park
Lutey's
Burbank
Delic& US
Express
Lutey Bros
Putte
Tonkin
East Park St
Montana. Undertaking Co, Bs
Poset
W. A. Cook
M. D
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Cook Medical CO
Curtis ST
Denver
Colo
Standard
Impure
Mila
Philedonois
the Club
Young Clark
Sidered
Ven
California
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Great
Northern Railway
W. R, Meech, C. P. and
T. A
Colt
Marlin Rifles
Savage
Winchester
Lee
Mauser
Mannlicher
Manhattan
Weimescary Co
Main Street
Cor. Park and
Main Sts., Butte
Great Northern Railway Co
Sions
Butte Brewing Co
America
Brussels
Lowell's
Whittall
Wmewe
Krenas
Hartford Axminster
Bundhar Wilton
Bigelow
Selkirk
Istamboul
Wilton
Axminster
Lander Furniture and Carpet Co
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
Victor Talking Machine
Victor
Sherman’s Piano House
Olson
Wyoming
Temptation Cigars
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