Butte News Notes Hit The Town With Promotions And Visitors
Butte society page reports visitors and locals from Monida Helena Dillon Hamilton and Missoula. Pianos, cigars and sewing supplies advertised. Railways advertise through sleepers and round trip Sunday rates to Gregson Springs. Growth praise for Gregson Springs baths and accommodations.
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Orton Bros
B. H. Paul
Monida
Fred Orton
N. Main
Marguerite
J. G. Bates
Montana Music
F. L. Kinney
Helena
Butte
J. K. Pardee
Sumpter
S. FE. Knight
Davis & Weimescary Co
Main Street
Kohrs
Deer Lodge
BR. H. Paul
Ray McDonald
W. F. Jordan
Glendive
Henry J. Gibney
J. G. Ramsey
Miles City News
R. R. Rathbone
Dillon
Rory McLeod
Hamilton
J. S. Edwards
Whitehall
J. M. Froehlich
W. Edwy
J. M. Sendon
Warm Springs
Dr. Hanson
Sherman
John Lynch
Missoula
R. B. Smith
Crystal Springs
Ware
Guy
Hover Park County
Martha
Louis Hoffman
Thomas Himeell
B. F. Hathaway
W. C. Batchelo
Pipestone Springs
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Peter Astesana
Roseannah Hirsehy
Justice Nichols
Heilbronner
Montana Liquor Co
Schatzlein's Paint Company Debuts New Wall Papers
Customers urged to visit Schatzlein's to view new wallpaper patterns alongside the latest paint offerings. The shop promotes home decor options and seasonal color samples for renovations.
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Schatzlein
Death by Carbolic Acid Poisoning in Maryland Ave Case
An inquest at Duggan's parlors investigated Mrs Lizzie Lowe found dead at 739 Maryland Ave. Dr Monroe noted burns from carbolic acid on the lips and face while Officer Loughlin described a unsettled night and no illness prior. Jury ruled death by carbolic acid poisoning but could not decide if accidental or self inflicted.
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Duggan
Lizzie Lowe
Loughlin
Maryland Avenue
M. J. Monroe
Mrs. Lowe
Philipsburg
Sadie Orne
McLaughliin
Races at St Louis Feature Multiple Winners And Times
Six furlongs led by Miss Theresa in 1 15 followed by Percy R and Colorain. Go to Red won mile event with Ida Ledford second. Love's Labor captured the mile event with Go out second. The Barrister won a six furlong race with Grantor second. Glen Lake won the mile following Prince Real and Fl Caney.
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St. Louis
Miss Theresa
Albert F. Dewey
Colorain
Percy R
Terraline
Neuendo
Go To Red
Ida Ledford
Ladas
Love's Labor
Go Out
Wall
the Barrister
Grantor
Miss Bramble
Glen Lake
Prince Real
Fl Caney
Hawthorne Race Results in Heavy Forenoon Rain
Six races held at Hawthorne as track remained mud soaked after heavy rain. Matin led the first six furlongs and Maggie Davis won the second, The Lady took the mile, Sortie prevailed in the Prairie stakes, Passe Partout won the steeplechase short course, and Blue Lick captured the mile and a sixteenth with Handpress and Molo in pursuit.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Matin
William Ack
Sad Bain
Maggie Davis
Found
Miss Macday
Lady
Tuthill
Sauber
Sortie
Handy Man
Wild Pirate
Passe Partout
Viking
Blue Lick
Handpress
Molo
Saratoga Race Day Results From August Meet
Results from Saratoga on August 2 include five furlongs win by Tammany Chief with Colonel Chester second and Gladerun third in 1:02. Millstream wins selling mile with Exit second and lil seconds in 1: Pacing details note inconsistencies. second race time appears garbled. Charentus wins Citizens' and Merchants' handicap over Advance Guard Kinley Mack in 1:44. Favonius takes the mine riders event with George Keene second and Draughtsman third in 1:45. Fifth race selling mile and an eighth Hood's Brigade wins, Excelsis second, Rochester third in 1:56.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Tammany Chief
Colonel Chester
Gladerun
Millstream
Exit
Lil
Citizens’ and Merchants
Charentus
Advance Guard
Kinley Mack
Gentlemen Riders
Favonius
George Keene
Draughtsman
Hood's Brigade
Excelsis
Rochester
Readville Grand Circuit Opens With Exciting Pacing Races
Three races on today's Readville track card produced lively action in the grand circuitMeet Royal R. Sheldon won two straight heats in 2:07 and 2:05% for a 1 500 purse pacing event.
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Boston
Readville
Royal R. Sheldon
Pacing 2:14 class results with multiple heats listed
Pacing 2:14 class results show John T winning heats four five and seven with times 2 09 to 2 14 Winola winning heats one and six at 2 10 and 2 16 Sidney Pointer taking heat three in 2 10 Trotting 2:14 class winner Georgiana first third and fourth heats in 2 11 2 09 2 10 with purse details noted
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John T
Winola
Sidney Pointer
Georgiana
Nut wood park meeting yields fast pacers at Great Western meet
In Dubuque Iowa on August 23 the Nut wood park Great Western circuit featured pacing events with purses of 2000 and 1000 dollars. Colbert clocked best time 2 07 while Alpha W Nicol B and Lord Rosebery ran in 2 09 pace. Free for all trot saw Josephine Dixon win multiple heats and Early Reaper and Aggie Medium claim others. Frielmont County Girl Halford Jr. also raced in 2 09 pace meets.
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Dubuque
Towa
Nutwood Park
Colbert
Alpha W
Nicol B
Lord Rosebery
Josephine Dixon
Early Reaper
Aggie Medium
Peru Belle
Frielmont
Halford, Jr
Easy win for Great Falls over Anaconda in windy Aug game
Great Falls 17 Anaconda 9 in a poorly played contest. O Brien hit two homers for Great Falls while Zearfoss, Lynch, and Shelton collected multiple hits. Attendance 200 with Brennan umpiring as conditions were very windy and cool.
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Great Falls
Anaconda
Lynch
Shelton
Jones
Zearfoss
Huston
Hurlburt
Knox
O' Brien
O'Brien
Peeples
Marshall
Carsey
McCloskey
Brennan
Leever Strikes Out Record as Pittsburg Defeated at Home
Williams allowed three ninth inning runs, costing Pittsburg the game. Barrett opened with a three bagger in the first and a following hit produced the other tally. Leever set a strikeout record with 1 fan. Attendance 2,500. Batteries Leever and Zimmer, Scott Peitz Kahoe. Umpire Snyder.
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Pittsburg
Williams
Barrett
Leever
R. H. E. Pups Nute
Zimmer
Scott
Peitz
Kahoe
Snyder
New York Defeats Philadelphias In Tight Exhibition
New York once again overpowers the Philadelphias in a contested game. Umpire O Day. Batteries Bernhard and McFarland contrasted Mercer and Bowerman as the featured players. Attendance 1,200. Aug 23.
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New York
Philadelphias
Boore
Cdcaceok
Rbernhard and McFarland
Mercer
Bowerman
O' Day
Collins' Fielding Saves Boston in Rainy Tilt
In Boston a crowd of 2,300 saw Collins' excellent fielding save the game for Boston against St Louis. The line score shows Nichols and Clark vs Kitson and Farrell with Umpire Hurst. The game was called due to rain in St. Louis after four innings.
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Boston
Collins
R. H. E. Puno
Nichols and Clark, Kitson and Farrell
Hurst
St. Louis
Scores from midwest football games listed
Indianapolis hosted Detroit with a 3 point margin, Cleveland hosted Buffalo and won 6 to 4, Chicago hosted Kansas City and won 5 to 2.
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Indianapolis
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Chicago-Chicago
Kansas City
Northern Pacific Excursion Train to Multiple Points
The Northern Pacific runs an excursion Sunday August 26 leaving Montana Union depot at 9 a m and returning from Twin Bridges at 6 p m. Fares are 1.00 from Butte to Pipestone, 1.50 to Whitehall, and 1.50 to Twin Bridges and back.
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Northern Pacific
Montana Union Depot
Twin Bridges
Butte
Pipestone
Whitehall
Ringling Brothers Circus Draws Massive Turnout Despite Cold Rain
Between 15 000 and 20 000 attended two Ringling Brothers shows despite cold wet weather. The parade impressed crowds while steam cars and garden cars moved spectators to the big tent where 10 000 were seated by performance time. Highlights included the Da Coma acrobats trained horses and ponies 15 elephants a trio of educated pigs and multiple aerial acts.
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Ringling Brothers
Ringlings
Columbia Gardens
da Coma
Five-Cent Street Car Fare Promotes Dan Tewey Hotel
The Standard advertises a five-cent street car fare to Dan Tewey's Southern hotel from any depot, inviting readers to stay connected with world happenings through the paper's promotions.
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Dan Tewey
Daring Hold-Up in the B A and P Freight Yards
Police report a bold morning hold-up in the B A and P freight yards. Victims Thomas Trott and Henry Butlock lost $20 cash, a gold watch and chain, and a $100 check. Two robbers produced revolvers, one short and one tall, with few details to identify them.
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Thomas Trott
Henry Butlock
Trott
Butlock
Murphy
Dillon Bank
Burlington Route Excursions East and Detroit Special
Tickets on sale August 23 and 24 for round trips from Chicago to destinations including Burlington Route excursions East and Detroit and return options. For further particulars contact Phil Daniels at 35 East Broadway.
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Chicago
Detroit
Phil Daniels
East Broadway
Police Court Warrants Issued For Malicious Mischief And Animal Cruelty
Two warrants issued from the police court. One targets Joe McCannish and Elmore Johnson on charges of malicious mischief for throwing stones and disturbing the peace at Fast Park and Atlantic streets on Wednesday night. The second charges L. M Lewis with cruelty to animals after Scott’s dog, licensed and usually chained, was thrown over a fence breaking its leg. Judge Sullivan to rule on both today.
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Joe McCannish
Elmore Johnson
Fast Park
Atlantic Streets
F. P. Scott
Butte Stove Repair Works
L. M Lewis
Scott
Lewis Yard
Lewis
Butte Aerie Calls Special Meeting for Funeral of Claude Millican
The Butte Aerie No. Il F O B schedules a Sunday 2 P M session to attend the funeral of brother Claude Millican at Sherman’s undertaking parlors. W P J Stroe bel, J Gilligan, secretary, signs the notice.
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Butte Aerie No. Il
Claude Millican
Sherman
J. Stroebel
W. P. P. J. Gilligan
Annie Jones Or May Jewel Arraigned for Grand Larceny
Annie Jones known as May Jewel was arraigned yesterday before Justice Harrington on grand larceny for stealing 195 dollars from P. Mahoney. Her trial is set for Tuesday September 4 with a $200 bond posted by a friend for her appearance.
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Annie Jones
May Jewel
Standard ads promise best mainspring for $1
An ad from The Standard offers subscription details and a claim that EF F Mayer of 40 West Park provides the best mainspring for $1. The notice also mentions watch cleaning for $1 and a $25 reward for proving Mayer does not deliver the claimed product.
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EF. F. Mayer
West Park
Sally's Touch Exposed in Pleasant Alley Case
LaSalle Morrison pleaded guilty in police court to being an inmate of a house of ill fame and was fined 60 dollars by Judge Bulli van. The next day James Arnold accused another woman of theft, but it was later shown he erred in the charges.
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LaSalle Morrison
Pleasant Alley
Weekend excursion fares from Northern Pacific announced
The Northern Pacific will sell Saturday and Sunday round trip tickets to Pipestone for 1 dollar, Whitehall for 1 dollar and 50 cents, and Lime Spur for 2 dollars. Final limit the following Monday.
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Northern Pacific
Pipestone
Whitehall
Lime Spur
Court records reveal theft, fights and fines in city police court
Sally accused as culprit in a theft case faces surprise sentence and fines. William Burke and Charles Hein fined $10 for fighting on East Park street. Burke disappears after payment. Martin Smith pleads guilty to malicious mischief on East Galena street and pays $10. Dan Turner and Stella Knox enter not guilty pleas with trials set. One drunk posts $5 as hat war proceeds.
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Sally
William Burke
Chales Hein
East Park Street
Hein
Burke
Martin Smith
East Galena
Dan Turner
Stella Knox
LaSalle Morrison
Mamie Douglas
Sullivan
Meeting of Silver Bow county People's Party committee
The central committee will meet Monday August 27, 1900 at 8 p m in department II of the district court. Chairman M P Murphy and Secretary M G O Malley issue the notice.
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People's Party Central Committee
Silver Bow County
Department Il
District Court
MO. P. Murphy
M. G. O'Malley
Mat Brewer Thanks Neighbors For Support During Illness and Bereavement
Mr Mat Brewer expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends who assisted during his wife illness and after her death. The note thanks those who provided help and condolences.
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Mat Brewer
Balloon ascent by Professor Miller lights up Butte park
Sunday night at 90 o'clock at Butte baseball park Professor Frank Miller famed aeronaut offers an illuminated balloon ascent and parachute jump. A searchlight traces the ascent and descent making the night scene clearly visible. Admission 25 cents with children under 12 free.
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Butte
Frank Miller
Miller
Roosevelt to Speak in Butte on September 18
National Committeeman De Witt says Teddy Roosevelt the Republican vice presidential candidate will address Butte on September 18 after speaking in Helena the day before and continuing to the south via the Oregon Short Line.
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National
de Witt
Teddy” Roosevelt
Butte
Helena
Oregon
Death Notice for Claude Millican at 39
Claude Millican aged 39 died yesterday. The remains are at Sherman’s undertaking parlors with funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Claude Millican
Sherman
Funeral for Thomas Trewin at South Gaylord Street Home
The funeral for Thomas Trewin will be held tomorrow at 2 p m from his residence 109 South Gaylord street with Rev J L Albritton officiating.
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Thomas Trewin
South Gaylord Street
J. L. Albritton
Reduced Dates Via the Northern Pacific Railway
Butte to Chicago and return. Butte to Detroit and return. Dates of sale August 23 and 2%. For full particulars call on or address W. H. MERRIMAN, Gen'l Agt., N. P. Ry. Cor. Park and Main sts., Butte, Mont.
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Butte
Chicago
Detroit
W. H. Merriman
Gen
N. P. Ry. Cor
Park and
Main Sts
Butte, Mont
Orton Bros Offer Best Value on Pianos and Organs
Local ad invites shoppers to Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street Butte for top value on pianos and organs. Bright deals touted at a longtime store, aiming to attract careful buyers seeking quality instruments.
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Orton Bros
Main Street
Butte
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Order of Foresters
St. Peter's Court
A. P. Cleary
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the Circus
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Brownfield-Canty Carpet CO
West Park Street
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Batavia
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Vienna
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A. Booth
Cash Grocery
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Cascade
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Salt Lake City
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the Academy
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P. B. Barringer
Charlottesville
Thos. van Scoy
Helena, Mont
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Evanston
Chicago, Ill
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den i. Woman's Medical School
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Garrett Biblical Institufe
Evassies, Jr
ST. Mary’s Hall
Ellessey
HB. Whipple
D. D
Partien
Caroline Wright Eells
Por Jars
ST. Mary's Hall
Faribault
Minnesota
ETON
Horace A. Brown
W. Pico Street
Los Angeles
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Ursuline Convent Anaconda
St. Paul’s Hospital
South
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Neatesse
JM. Settle
T. G. Heine
Nessy Building
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