Why not own land and a home of your own
An ad urging independence from wage labor questions why a person should work all life for others and pay monthly installments. It promotes owning land and a home, inviting readers to visit the office for details. Contains a persuasive, promotional tone typical of late 19th or early 20th century classifieds seeking buyers and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. O'Brien
James M. Self
Helena
William Packer
Lackey & Lesser
Great Falls
A. T. Tibbits
Avenu Kalispell Ofice
J. J. Darcy
Griffin Stannart
Miss
Pony mines in Madison county produce cash and prospect
The article describes Pony and surrounding mines in Madison county producing ore and concentrates for the East Helena smelter. It notes Clipper group, Indian Gold Mining company, and several mills with multiple stamps shipping several cars monthly. New leases, low grade lodes, and hopes for future development are outlined with regional companies and workers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Helena
Pony
The
Indian Gold Mining Company
Elling & Morris
Garnet
St. Loula
Fre Wood
Mammoth Gold Mining Company
Boulder
Helena
Atlanette and Pacific
George Lennstretch
Clipper Group
Galena
Madison County
Monstana
Evers. Aistrict
Court session delayed as attorneys fail to appear
Judge Bourquin held a brief session as several motions and hearings were postponed indefinitely due to no shows by attorneys. Cases included Teague, Mathews and Walsh against Clark, Peoples, and Haggerty, and a suit by the city of Butte against J. R. Silver. Other matters, like Teicher vs Tivult Brewing and a claim involving a mining lease dispute, were scheduled for August 2 and August 1 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Bourquin
Teague
Mathews and Walsh
Clark, Peoples, and Haggerty
Hutte
J. R. Silver
J. J. McHatton
Teicher
Tivult Brewing’ Company
Bourquin
John F
Moning
Larson
Geyman
Geyman Mining Company
McClernan
Luke Williams
Bourguin
Woman Beating Case Leads to Fine in Court
Judge Warren condemns violence against women after Andrew Dolman pleads guilty to assaulting Ada Hastings in a downtown venue. Dolman faces 100 dollars fine or fifty days in county jail as the judge vows to disrupt the “woman beating industry.” Other petty larceny and disorderly conduct cases follow, including Foley’s alleged theft and Minnie's vagrancy sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Andrew Dolman
Dolman
Ada Hastings
L Ktlow
Frank Cver
Copper King
Morris
Baker
Minnie Hart
Au Wa Omenner
Minnie
Quinn
Omaha
Walter
Tral
Oswald Kienel
Park and
Wyoming
Picnic at Gregson Saturday Aug 12 Division 2
Grand picnic at Gregson promised with dancing amusements and refreshments served on the grounds by ladies. Fifty cents round trip fare. Event linked to Sen. ae Hy and St Mary’s L C BQ Combined. Lynch Rochester commission company notes business closure on Aug 31 and requests all trades on their books to call and close the name before that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Ae. Hy
St Mary's L. C. BQ
Gregson
Lynch-Rochester
Cssa Mission Copany
Lynch - Rochester Commission
Leary Accused as Drunken and Failing to Provide
A sworn complaint alleges Leary has been drinking for three or four days and failed to provide for his family. The court records note a warrant issued for him. The mention references Schlitz Atlas brew at The Corner bar and indicates local enforcement action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlitz Atlas
John E. Lloyd Returns From His Coast Trip
John E. Lloyd former sheriff of Silver Bow county returns from a two month coast trip. He visited Portland Seattle Victoria and other Northwest cities aboard Hill's Steamer Minnesota. He shook hands with Baron Komura of Japan and camped on a Seattle beach where tents line the shore. He reports Portland heat reached 112 in the shade and the season is warm for summer vacationers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Lloyd
Silver Bowl County
Portland
Seattle
Victoria
Northwest
Dim Hill
Minnesota
Baron Komura
von. Lingent
Mr. Lloyd
Death of Ir Taylor Sax salesman at Symons store
Ir D B Taylor a sax salesman at the Symons dry goods store died of Brights disease at Hunter's Hot Springs on Aug 5 1903. He was buried Aug 7 in Livingston Montana. native of Pennsylvania. known in the West and well liked. excursion and Pullman train rates advertised to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and through routes via Salt Lake, with Montana patrons advised to reserve berths at the Start Line office in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Symons Dry" Goods
Bright
Hunter's Hot Springs
Livingston
Mont
Mrr. Hardy
Pennsylvania
West
Humber
Oregon Short
Short Line excursion to Salt Lake in August schedule
The Short Line announces its third popular excursion to Salt Lake on August 12. Two trains depart Butte at 2 45 a.m and 5 50 p.m with sleeping cars available after 8 30 p.m. Arrivals in Salt Lake City are 7 40 p.m and 8 40 a.m. Berths may be reserved at The Corner on Broadway and Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Ste
Butte
Great Salt Lake
North Main Street
Monta
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Depit Welch
Hamburg
Lem
Flathead Reservation Information Agency
DR. Dodd
West Park Street
Richards
Func i Scientie Emmw
Ederakar
Theo
Sevenue
Richmond Flats
Met
Roger Knox
Revenue Company
Montana
Pasengers
Hue
Les Point
Guedens
Amavoniday
Aa’ Nigny
Beaverheart
Jeff
Ebon Valley
Paty Fridges
Sappington
Etters
Shrineers
Kovernment
Owsleys
Houchere
Mao
Order of the Eastern Star
Magimie Order
Foley
Frank Baker
Ed Foley
Jerry “Durisinch
Jerry
Samching
Te Board of ‘Trade
Morgan
Jansen Wal
Henry Snells
Leggea
Main
Ridgely Lodge
Fidenity Hall
Hatsehl
Matt Rau
N. Gi. A. de White
New York
Mon
Muse Co
Dr. McHenrys
Grover's
Picnie
Dal
Leary
Booth
West Park
Booth’s
Axminster Carpets
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Co
W. Park
Hallowell & M’donald
IR. Taylor
S—salt Lake
Wilson
Dre LA
Eire Bach
Broadway and
Ventus Atlas Brew
Banks
Wrest
Tate
F St
N. W
Washington D. C
First National Bank of
Butte Capital
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Ise, Imagernad m
Eira Paohld Eueniee
Carnie
Les Pins
Charles Langloss
Iiery
Huie Pock
South Dian
Tettie
Smo Kou Brig Company
Som Prencisca
Sosa
Davis & Weimescary Co
Main Street
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