Newsboys of Butte Enjoy Best Christmas Feast in the Land
A festive scene shows Butte newsboys dining without delays or pretense, enjoying a hearty banquet described as close to nature. The foreground features two prize winners for the carrier with the fewest subscriber issues since November 14 and the largest sales of Standard newspapers in that period.
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Newsboys
Butte
Cyrus Griffith
East Butte
Richard McBreen
Walkerville
Charles Farrell
South Main
Newsboys of Butte Celebrate Banquet and Theater Honor
It was a memorable week for Butte newsboys with a turkey dinner at Finlen and a Suttons New Grand theater show. Grover Schultz led in selling the most papers winning a gold watch, while Griffith and others earned honors for steady service and near top performance.
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Butte
Finlen
Sutton's New Grand
Excelsior Avenue
Grover Schultz
Trust
Wall Street
Schultz
Griffith
Futton’s
Sutton
Silver Bow Club to Host New Year Farewell Ball
After years, the Silver Bow Club plans a grand New Year’s Eve reception at the Lewissohn block in its ornate rooms. The Oldest social club in the state will showcase 150 couples, buffet supper, music by Boston and Montana, and gowns from Paris in a lavish ball to mark year’s end.
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Silver Bow Club
Lewissohn Block
Boston
Paris
Silveron Club
R. Frank Pearce
W. McC. White
W. L. Renick
KR. A. Carnochan
Robert Grix
John Noyes
Charles W. Clark
John F. Ferbis
Eugene Carrol
Thomas Lavelle
Matter C, Lewis
Frank E
No Christmas Tree Fire in Butte Prompts Caution
Butte reports no fires from lighted Christmas trees this season though insurers push to reduce tree use. Fire Chief Sanger notes candles pose little risk when supervised, and warns of December fire-record risk if conditions worsen, citing only five tires this month. Includes concerns about staying safe and not leaving candles unattended.
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Butte
Sanger
Fire Department
Eight Hour Day Minimum Wage Decreed By Butte Union
On and after May 1, 1902 eight hours at the minimum wage of three dollars shall be a day’s work under the jurisdiction of Butte Workingmen’s Union No. 5. By order of President Anise W. Daim and R. Jones.
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Butte Workingmen
Unon
Anise W Daim
W. Jones
Galt Coal Advertises Cheap Per Ton Price
Cottonwood Coal Co promotes Galt Coal as longer lasting and cheaper than Rock Springs at six dollars and fifty cents per ton. Phone 276 and office 814 Utah Avenue listed for contact.
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Rock Springs
Cottonwood Coal CO
Utah Avenue
Splendid Down Comforts at Remarkable Bargains Tomorrow
Deluxe down comforts in regular and large sizes offered at steep savings with French sateen and flowered silk covers. Advertised prices range from 3.75 to 5.50 tomorrow, with traditional values listed up to 12.50.
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Connell
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