Corsets and Lace Trim Bargains Advertised
Of very finest lisle thread in pure white Swiss ribbed deep flounce of lace around bottom value 7h a pair. Price A very fair summer corset made from good strong net in white only five-hook long waist reinforced value 40¢ a pair. Price 15e¢.
Great Symons sale on ladies shoes from Grant Co
The sale offers Thomas G. Grant & Co. ladies shoes in black and tan styles with kid and silk uppers and leather soles, normally three dollars a pair, now offered at the Symons sale with lace only dongola kid options and patent leather tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vici
Thomas G. Grant & Co
Symons
Burt & Packard
Massive Butte Fire Feared Mining Sheds Burn At Coal Yard
Fire in the Butte Coal company sheds north of the city destroyed coal stock and rail buildings. Alderman Mayo owns the property and estimated losses around $2,000 with $2,000 insured. Officials suspect mischievous boys or a passing locomotive as possible causes. residents saved nearby structures and cars were pulled clear. The blaze drew thousands as the infant son of M and Mrs Carveth died with funeral set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mountain Consolidated
Green Mountain
Littl Mine
Rome
Poulin
Butte Coal Company
Montana Union
Montana Union Road
Northern Pacific
South Butte
E. L. Mayo
William Shields
Joseph Kerns
Grey
Main
Quartz Streets
Dublin Gulch
William John
John Carveth
South Grant Street
Northern Pacific Yellowstone excursion offered at 40 dollars
On August 19 the Northern Pacific schedules an Yellowstone park excursion for 40 dollars including transport from Butte to Cinnabar and back, lodging and meals in Livingston and Albemarle hotel, stage travel for the park tour, and round trip train connections. Contact W H Merriman in Butte for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Butte
Cinnabar
Albemarle Hotel
Livingston
Park
Montana Union Depot
W. H. Merriman
Agt
N. P. Ry
Corner Park
Main Streets
Mont
Burlington Route Excursions Post Tickets On Sale
Chicago and return 560 Detront and return creeere Tickets on sale August 23 and 24 For further particulars call PHIL DANIELS 35 Mast Broadway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Creeere
Phil Daniels
Broadway
Damages for a Boycott Injunction Sought in Butte Case
John Smith a Butte contractor sues Carpenters union No 2 for injunction and damages claiming union threats and intimidation prevented carpenters and workers from taking his contracts. He seeks 15000 damages and a temporary restraining order, arguing continued harm to profits. The case is before Judge Clancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Carpenters’ Union No. 2
Butte
Smith
Clancy
Department of the District Court
Plaintiff Names B. and Thresher as Counsel
The document states that B. and Thresher are counsel for the plaintiff in the case. It identifies the legal representation without detailing the dispute or parties beyond the plaintiff and counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & Thresher
Wool market reports strong sales and steady prices
The Great Falls wool exchange moved nearly 170000 pounds with top bids around 16 ¼ cents and lows near 12 cents. Montana and Boston briefs note continued willingness to purchase, with 0% to 24 2 cents quotes, and dwindling stocks signaling potential price firming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Minister's Good Work Cured by Remedy Says Readers
A minister reports a severe attack of billous colic cured after two doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Neighbors and families share quick relief for diarrhea and teething sickness. Readers note immediate benefit and urge trying the remedy, available at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rev
A. A. Power
Emporia
Kan
Relef
O. P.M. Holliday
Deming
Ind
Chamberlain's Col's
J. H. Doak
Williams
Oregon
Standard Drug Co
Smith Drug Co
Martin Drug Co
Letter From Cape Nome Reveals Hopeful Gold Prospect
The 16-year-old son of Wiley Mountjoy writes from Cape Nome dated June 2 describing travel with his uncle to the Nome area in spring. He notes rough conditions, a promising prospect, and arriving June 23 to witness smoke on the tundra and walrus herds as part of their exploration for a claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Mountjoy
State
Cape Nome
Irvine
Galen Wood
Nomeret
Galen
Nome
Nome to Nome to Nome Alaska Mining Journey Letter
The writer describes landing near tents on a river, watching ships blow whistles, and crossing a bridge for 1 cent. Prices on arrival are high but later drop, with bread two loaves for 23 cents and meals around 25 cents. They note harsh living conditions, frequent rain, and hopeful prospects on Cripple River and Anvil Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River
Beaverhead
Mr. Stark
Requimaux
Nome
Dry Creek
Cripple River
Anvil Creek
Charles D. Lane
Twin Bridges
Also Mentioned on This Page
Silkard
Lars
New York Mills
Pereale
Butte News
Burlington
Carpenters’ Union
Aliso
Great Falls Pachange
Hillings Market
Standard
Billings
Aus
Wolfolk & Richardson
Bach, Becker & Co
John Schroder
Silberman Bros. & Co
William T. Ford
J. Koshland & Co
Robert Quail
Fred Miller
Jeremiah Wileme & Co
J. L. Carey
Silberman Bros
Bailey & Sullivan
Jenkins
Hoston Market
Boston
Wood
The
American Woolen Company
Montana
San Francisco
Nevada
Valley Oregon
Fall Mountain
Humboldt
Mendocino
Irvine Mountjoy
Dr. Sanden
Spokane
Wash
Chelan Avenue
Havermale
Europe
A. T. Sanden
Russel Bidg
Portland