Butte News Reports July Building Boom and 36 Permits
W J Kennelly reports July activity is high with 36 building permits issued and total building costs reaching 80 765 dollars. Fees collected amount to 109 dollars and the piece notes local transit and water system issues.
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James Mareti
H. M. Pattereon
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James Shackleton
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Henry J. Rathalmiller
John Floyd
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John Mercer
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E. M. Bell
Great Falls Water System Under Investigation
Aug 3 report notes the condition of the Great Falls water system remains under investigation with officials assessing structural and supply concerns.
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Two Year Old Dies From Burns At Great Falls
Great Falls Aug 3 The two year old son of Mr and Mrs J G Anthony of the west side died last night from burns suffered earlier in the day The child was playing with matches in an upper room when found its clothes were on fire and the injuries were fatal likely internal injuries
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Great Falla
J. G. Anthony
West Side
Skeleton Ship Haunts Seas A Tale From Pacific Coast
Folklore centers on the Pioneer a Victoria sealer that vanished in fall 1898 with captain and crew believed dead The Indians report a spectral boneyard above the waves no mast or rudder seen while Quatsino sound tribes mourn with a potlatch and sorrow dance marking unburied Siwash sailors
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Victoria
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Quatsino Sound
Captain Lock
Bering Sea
Vancouver Island
Northern Montana Office Advertising Rates
Northern Montana Office of the Standard is housed in the Raeh Cory Block Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel Advertising rates are available on application.
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The
Standard
Raeh-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
Great Falls Cricket Club Prep For Butte Visit
Great Falls prepares for two afternoon cricket matches with Butte at Black Eagle park starting about 2 pm Saturday and Sunday. Key players Percy Wilmott George Raban Alderman Wadsworth star as rumors swirl about local baseball moves and player releases amid anticipation of a tense series.
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Butte
Black Eagle Park
Percy Wilmott
George Raban
Alderman Wadeworth
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Centerville
Governor General Lord Minto to Visit Lethbridge Event
The governor general of Canada Lord Minto will visit Lethbridge on September 2. A large reception is planned and the Great Falls Cricket Club has been invited to play there to add to the gaiety of the occasion and the governor general’s visit.
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Lord Minto
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Canada
Lethbridge
Republican Convention called for 1900 in Great Falls
The county Republican central committee issued a call for a Great Falls convention at the courthouse on September 1 1900 to nominate five state legislators and various county officers and to elect 26 delegates and 26 alternates to the state convention in Helena. Delegates are designated by precinct with rules governing voting and eligibility.
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John T. Athey
John A. Largent
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Great Falls Wool Exchange Sets State High Price
Today at the Great Falls wool exchange the top price reached WW%ec with an average of 1%tgo as all offered wool was sold. Waite & Elliott sold 112,000 pounds to F. H. Putnam for Peck Bros. & Co. of Boston, while T. S. Larraclough bought remaining lots for J. Koshland & Co. Readies show several buyers including J. D. Waite and A. C. Green with multiple consignments. No sales tomorrow as buyers attend Benton sales. next week may close the market with fewer large clips remaining.
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J. Koshland & Co
J. D. Waite
We. A. C. Green
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F. M. Beverance
W. F. Limerough
Benton
Wood sale and consignments listed at Billings market
Special Dispatch reports two wood sales and two consignments at Billings market. Sales include O Gruwell dealing 35,000 pounds to Francis Wiley & Co and Jeremiah Williams & Co and 35,9 pounds at large to Jeremiah Williams & Co and Harris. Consignments list P L Moule 100,00 pounds at head advance to Justice, Bateman & Co. Tintinger 52,000 pounds at 1240 advance to J Koshland & Co.
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O. Gruwell
Meye
Francis Wiley & Co
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Harris
P. L Moule
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Tintinger
J. Koshland & Co
Wool market shows firmer tone amid improving activity
Special Dispatch notes a gradual shift toward stronger sentiment in Boston's wool trade on Aug 3. Dealers feel better about a turn for the better, with holders holding firmer and traders buying more, helping reduce old stock as floors clear for new wool.
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Boston
Market Report Shows Territory Wool Dominance Amid Old Stock Holdouts
Territory wools maintain lead in the market with strong movement of volume. Traders note some top old territory wools held back, waiting on better staple quality. Quoted prices linger near 47c to 57c scoured, higher for selected staple, new wools at about 9c to 11c fleece, grease prices 1. to 2. Receipts today reach 3 219 bales and bags. Regional quotes: Nevada spring wools 19 15c, Eastern Oregon 10 9 16e, valley Oregon 18 20c. Fall wools include Northern mountain lambs 10 12c, San Joaquin plains 8 1e, with Humboldt and Mendocino around Milte.
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Harvest Abundance Predicted In Plains Farms
A. R. Rhone editor of the Vlainsman reports Missoula weather has favored crops in the Plains valley. Wheat ripened quickly as oats near harvest, with threshing due soon. He notes plentiful yields and favorable conditions for farmers preparing for winter.
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A. R. Rhone
The
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Plaina
Mr. Rhone
Montana
Park grove preservation plan gains public support
Citizens rally behind R M Cobban intiated park movement along Rattlesnake Creek. They offer to fund grove preservation to create a public park at low cost for Missoula residents. The proposal highlights the creek as an ideal site for a future local recreation area.
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Missoula
Man reports youths hunting grouse out of season near Pattee Canyon
A Pattee canyon visitor said he saw several Missoula youths in the area the night before shooting grouse though the season isn’t open. He notes the birds are small and suggests offenders deserve jail time.
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Pattee Canyon
Vacation by Houston chief prompts local coverage
The Houston chief begins a two week vacation Thursday visiting the disc Springs. OMeer Larson will oversee the beat while McChegor and Special Officer Anderson monitor the levee during the absence.
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Disc Springs
Omeer Larson
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