Butte News Office Address and Telephones
The Principal Branch OMen of the Standard is at 2% East Broadway, Butte. Telephone 42. independent tele Phone 1.422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
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East Broadway
Butte
Independent
Frey E. Peso
New Yors Tate
Florence Ridenhs
Lavell
P.O
Cornelius “Peterson
Bash Selberge Johnson
Ronald Stewart
St. Paul
Great’ Northert Bee Press Company
Bud Reseh
Boise
Loving Cups in Sport Prizes From $2 to $5000
In sporting contests the loving cup is the principal prize with wide price range. Small cups start at $2 and elaborate pieces reach $5,000. Sterling oil and silver plate cups from $5 to $35 are offered with custom inscriptions.
Butte Social Notes and Local Commerce Roundup
Hight and Fairfield Co and Butte notes record a flurry of names, visits, and outings in town. Dentists and lawyers travel to Swan Lake, and couples welcome births while merchants advertise sales and new stock. The B A & P runs extra weekend trains from Anaconda, and a redesigned store promises deep discounts on clothing as re modeling proceeds.
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Regal Shoes
Moyer
Orton Bros
W. E. Casey
Owsley Block
City
FD. Wilson
John Helthan
West Woolman
Angaha Taney
Anaconda
Woman Convicted Of Taking A Ten Spot
A woman was convicted for taking a ten dollar bill after a dance. a complaint was filed with the special officer. There was a delay in arrest, the man posted bonds, and both the woman and man were jailed. The article also advertises remedies and local establishments, including Haemae as a nerve tonic, Fosselman's at 43 East Park, and a family residence at 52 West Silver Street with Rev Groeneveld officiating.
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Keann
Fosselman
East Park
Homer T. Rice
Qelock
West Silver Street
Rawhide Mines Energy Grows Amid Far-Flung Faith
Rawhide miners report ongoing improvements as twenty mines ship ore and output rises hourly. Margaret Laughlin of the Press Times, visiting Butte, praises Rawhide’s boom, notes heavy ore at 225 feet, and cites deals like a 433,000 lease payment. Investors from Bozeman and Silver Bow stay confident in the camp’s permanence despite panic and rapid development.
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Margaret Lautin
Rawhide Press-Times
Butte
Mies Laughtin
Silver Bow
Goldfield
Ward
Press-Times
Miss Laughlin
Rawhide
Mies” Lauightin
Kearns
Minine
Graes Toate
Grutt Thi
E.W. King
Bozeman
Butta
Ee Ome
Extending the Olive Branch over Rawhide Interest
The text shows a figure enthusiastically discussing Rawhide and mentions a Balloon property deal. A $125 payment is noted for the Balloon and a later $500 rejection for the Proverty Rawhide. References to western towns and people imply ongoing local activity, but specifics are unclear.
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Rawhide
Asah Coalition
Balloon
Queen
Billings Elks Plan A Magnificent New Clubhouse
Special dispatch reports Billings Elks securing a site for a $50,000 plus building to be built of stone and pressed brick, three stories high with a basement bowling alley baths and plunge. The Elks' building corp will be capitalized at 360,900 as funds exceed $36,000 from a recent canvass and plans await state convention.
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Elks’ Building Corporation
Phoroans
Democratic Club Organized by Bryan and Kern Supporters
A Bryan and Kern aligned Democrats club met in Sidge Land's court area to elect officers and sign membership. Officers include PH Keone ice president J R Barta second vice president Clare secretere Javier Doran treasurer and Kenny, a local cigar man, as secretary. Meetings set for Thursdays with funds raised as needed.
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Bryan and
Kern i
Sidge Land'e Court
Democrats
Theta Afcers
Prodan PH Keone
Ice
J. R. Barta
Second View
Amen Clare
Secretere
Javier Doran
M Pe Foncey
Kenny
Bute
Reid
Eucess
Album From Everynoay's Magazine Reveals Past Century
A reflection on a mysterious album held by the author, bearing tawdry splendor and portraits that hint at clairvoyance. The piece argues the century just ended produced rapid progress and truth through unedited, observable facts, challenging prior myths and Darwinian debates.
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Everynoay
A Friend in Need in a Curious Rationale Tale
A fragmentary column reflects on friendship with mixed aphorisms and odd quotations from diverse voices. A Journal contributor riffs on loyalty, ruin, and social ties, ending with a remark on property and tenants.
Campaigner’s vow to push on in Montana election
A political speaker declares momentum and determination in Montana, insisting supporters are on the run and promising to keep the campaign moving despite fears of success. The remarks reference Montana, Bryan, and entanglements shaping the race.
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Goles
Montana
Mit
Bryan
Ent
Roosevelt Held Up On His Own Grounds In Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt, playing tennis at Oyster Bay, was surrounded by many young women wearing white bands with red crosses. They informed him they were holding up people to collect funds for the Nassau hospital at Amingla. The leader declared him their victim, and the President urged theirs to succeed in gathering a large sum.
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Oyster Bay
Prohibitionists Celebrate Texas Democratic Victory
In San Antonio on August 13, prohibitionists cheered the adoption of a Texas Democratic plank to submit the prohibition question to voters. The Terrell convention elected A. B. Story of Caldwell amid internal party feuding over the chairmanship, with prohibition delegates erupting in joy and singing hymns after the victory.
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San Antonio
Tex
Texa
Democratic State Central Committee
A. B. Story
Caldwell
Aubmieesion
Hindu sect ritual near Madras tests faith with fire
London reports describe six thousand Hindus and select English officials witnessing a Brahmin ceremony by Brahma and Vishnu gods. Samastas priests led a fire trench rite at sunrise with yellow tunics, chanting Govinda as worshippers circled the furnace three times and emerged unharmed, earning sacred status among followers.
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London
Madras
Vishnu
Govinda
Mayer's Watch Shop Promises Low Prices and Refund Guarantee
For nearly two decades Mayer's at 2 West Park sells watches for less and offers a money back guarantee. The ad touts Elgin and Waltham watches in cases, a gold filled hunting case, Ansonia timepiece, and a repeater alarm clock with bold claims of best value. Inquiry responses are promised to be promptly answered.
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West Park
Mayer
Gularantee
Aize
Elgin
Waltham
Ansonia Wateh
West Hare
People's Store
Careful Dawson uses gas and settles dental bill
A man named Dawson visited a dentist for a toothache and was put under gas to extract the stubborn tooth. He slept through the procedure and was charged ten dollars for the extraction, with the dentist noting it as an unusually hard job. Dawson complained and joked about metering future gas usage. The Colbert Drug Co. announced a new business opening in the State Savings Bank building offering drums and drug sundries and advertised prescriptions.
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Dawson
Humph
Colbert Drug Co
State Savings Bank
Myhuainens
Aue
Ip Bie
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