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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1901

Page

8

Growth of This Business Is Wonderful Sales Rise At Butte Store

The article touts record sales for the year and recent months, attributing growth to clean stock dependable goods low prices and a complete assortment. It credits increasing foot traffic to the store being the shopping headquarters of Butte’s public.

Butte Park Street Symons

Butte Crowd Flocks To Grand Symons Store Reopening

Butte residents filled Symons department store to inspect the Galena street annex and vast stock after a two day closing. The five story complex hosted 300 staff, a concert, and extensive displays of toys, dry goods, and apparel while the Lymone store figures as a benchmark for local business expansion.

Butte Symons Bie Galena Street Salerlady Lymone Anex Galvin

Woodmen of the World to Present Dec 9 Entertainment at Maguire's

The Woodmen of the World will stage an event at Maguire's Opera House on December 9 chaired by J. W. Jaquette. A program includes overture, a Woodmen ode, addresses by A. B. Keith and F. A. Falkenburg, solo and quartet performances, and a campaign song. Numerous committees are named for reception publishing floor and general duties.

Woodmen Maguire's Opera House J. W. Jaquette A. B. Keith F. A. Falkenburg Denver Colo T. A. Grigg Donnelly Fo. W. McCrimmon Mc Donald M. Newbro C. M. Parr T. A. Fosserman R. 8. Fair Hauser R. Leonard Joan N. Kirk T. A. Sidley T. A. Morrin J. EB. Moran Mike Donlan L. P. Forrestell George Stevenson KR. J. Nuckolls Frank Thholmes Ed Chaplan FB. H. Sherman Prof A. F. Rice Clint C. Clark J. G. Holland C. A. Lannin E. N. Woods D. J.grady George O'Crady M. BP. Lavelle Marcus C. O’ Parres D. J. Giard Rey George H. Whiteman Kev James Tait Dan McDonald Mathias Brewer J. M. Reynolds W. Q. Quarles W. A. Smith J. Mattingly F. K. Young Elmer Law W. A. Shively G. M. Sinclair M. EK. le Blanc G. J. Langford B Hirshfield J. J. Langan H. F E. Bauman J. H. Guerin M. Parr Gus Nissen J. M. Jaquette

Gossip of Politicians Over Montana Federal Appointments

Gossip centers on expected Montana federal posts under Roosevelt with Carter’s influence in question. Worden of Missoula and Malcolm Gillis of Butte vie for U S marshal, while F E W Beattie may lose the surveyor general job. A statewide contest also roils for state-level positions as Helena interest aims to curb local control. Mollie the Colorado city crook faces trial after stealing from Hazlett and Wilson, pleading guilty to a $1,110 theft.

Tuttle Montana Carter Roosevelt McKinley Joe P. Woolman Campace United States Tyler Worden Missoula Worden Clark IMM Malcolm Gililis Gillis Republican County Committee Messrs. Worden Gillis II FE. W. Beattie Helena Mollie Butte Colorado City George Hazlett John Wilson

Is Driven From The City Mollie Kenney Fined

Mollie Kenney, known in Denver police circles as a smooth female crook, was fined 150 dollars by Judge Boyle and ordered to leave the city within 24 hours. If she remains after the deadline she will face further action.

Mollie Kenney Denver Boyle

Intervener Fights Foreclosure of Helena Power and Light

William Wallace representing W A Clark A J Davis trustee and KE Wilson receiver seeks to intervene in the Helena Power and Light foreclosures begun two months ago. Intervenors control nearly all bonds and allege improper steps to place the company in receivership. They urge changes to terms of receivership and foreclosure and want redemption time after sale preserved.

Standard Helena Navy United States Court William Wallace W. A. Clark A. J. Davis KE. T. Wilson First National Bank Hutte Helena Power and Light Company Li Walker

Gallatin County High School selects Nelson Story site

Trustees choose land north of the west side public school for the new Gallatin county high school building. Nelson Story to grade the land and excavate. Consideration paid to Story is 2500 dollars.

Bozeman Navy Gallatin County High School Nelson Story West Side’ Public School Story

Helena High Girls Rally Stun Montana Varsity at Auditorium

Helena high school defeated Montana University by a wide score in a basketball game at the Auditorium. After the contest both teams were hosted at a banquet at the Grandon hotel.

Standard Helena Montana University Grandon Hotel

Cotton exports to Orient boom via Puget Sound

Port Townsend Washington reports a remarkable rise in cotton shipments to the Orient by way of Puget Sound. Custom house records show November as a record month with 14,000 bales valued at about $800,000.

Port Townsend Wash Orient Puget Sound Custom House

Deal in Silver Bow Brink Control Spreads Gossip in Butte

Rumor mill in Butte swirls around a pending deal to make F Augustus Heinze principal stockholder of the Silver Bow National Bank on Main and Granite. Officials deny completion, listing current officers and board members while noting talks may yield a formal announcement within days. Fayette Harrington remains cashier, with several directors having disposed of their interests.

Butte Dea F. Augustus Heinze Silver Bow National Bank Main Granite John MacGinenis Montana Ore Purchasing Company Mexico Heinze Payette Harrington Fayette Harrington Silver Bow Bank Mr. Harrington Dick, Lewis J. Wi. Vivian Carrier M. M. White Messrs Lewis Vivian Harrington A. Balmforth Marcheseseau W. C. Lewis Ralph A. Louis W. CC. Newton Willam &. Thompson

Fines for Disturbance and Drunkenness in Police Court

John Dougherty Hugh Boyle and Thomas Vaughan deposited 10 dollars each with Police Clerk Winn as fines for disturbing the peace with imitations of the pugilistic arena. C. W. Ryan faces trial next Tuesday afternoon for assault and battery. Mickey Mick Thomas Davis and Miss Louise paid 5 dollars apiece for drunkenness.

John Dougherty Hugh Boyle Thomas Vaughan Winn C. W. Ryan Mickey Mick Thomas Davis Miss Louise

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Columbia Agra Tapestry Brussels Axminster Poplar Universal Steel Lander Furniture and Carpet Company East Broadway Jusior Butte News Vasg the Woodmen OF the World Patheobure Marshal Pany County High School Gallatin Trustees Ing Rieat Heinze Spock G. D Symons Dry Goods Co P. Sperling New York Northwest Furrier West Park St Corner Main Osgirlts Oweley Block Buite Iont Rice & Fulton
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