City reports perfect scores for fourteen butchers and two hotel cafes
Fourteen butcher shops and two hotels earned a perfect rating in the weekly city health inspection. Finlen and Thornton hotels operated the only cafes in town, with the meat inspector noting high standards of purity and cleanliness among listed markets and dwellings. One hundred fifty-five pounds of fish were condemned.
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City Health Office
Finlen
Thornton
Towa Avenue
Carter's Market
Missour Avenue
Webster's Towa
South
Lloyd” Bros
Mariet
Montana
Stevens & Manley
Utah Avenue
Stilwell’s
Front
Utah
Eclipse
Harrison ‘Avenue
Peetene T. J. Bennetts Company
Lutey
Dewey Avenue
Dowd
John D. la Torra
East Park
Ashford & Son
Evans & Congdon
Snow's
Kemper Avenue
Zimmerman's
East Mercury
Mrs. Cavanaugh
Armour & Co
McTaggart & Lucy
Arizona
Cudahy
Swift & Co
Hennessy Company
East Granite
Porter Accused of Stealing Hotel Garments
Police arrested Mike Webster known as Peaches for purloining guests garments from the Leggat Hotel. Officers found a lady's silk sweater and a double heavy blanket at his cabin on East Mercury Street as the hotel inventories losses. Webster had worked as a porter for about two weeks after arriving in Butte, and a note from his wife reportedly sick prompted his departure after eight.
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Mike Webster
Leggat
Regan
Webster
East Mercury Street
Butte
Many Applicants for Y M C A Dormitory
The Y M C A board reports the new dormitory will house at least 102 men in 95 rooms with weekly rates from 2.50 to 5 for singles and 4.50 to 6 for doubles. Contractors are finishing work and furniture is largely in place. Delinquent subscriptions will be pursued as preparation continues. A P Whitrelge reported on the summer school for hay workers at Estes Park, Colorado.
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Ottawa Street
Anx
Y. M. CA
Association
Colton
Butte
A. P. Whitrelge
Jers
Estes Park
Col
Eee
Returned Soldiers And Bonus Question
Letter to the editor discusses proposed bonuses for ex service men, citing Col H D Lindley and Col Theodore Roosevelt. It notes debate among veterans, the November Minneapolis convention, and differing views on a lump sum or further aid. The writer recalls serving in an eastern camp and attending a convention in St Louis as a non member.
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The
Standard
Butte
H. D. Lindley
American Legion
St. Louis
Theodore Roosevelt
France
Minneapolis
Lvilian Te Y
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