Butte Notes Denver Bicycle Trade And New Wheel Features
Donald McKay from Denver told Butte readers about a booming bicycle market from the Canadian boundary to the Mexican frontier. He praises Denver and Colorado Springs for high sales, notes the $40 general market bicycle, and describes a new coaster hub and cushioned frame on the $50 wheel amid growing auto use and urban demand.
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Donald McKay
Butte
Denver
McKay
Helena
Mr. McKay
Colorado Springs
Court Adjourns. February Term Opens in Helena
Judge Knowles of the United States court opened the February term in Helena after brief ex parte matters. The calendar will be called today by Clerk Sproule and Marshal Woolman remains in town. Notable items include equity stipulations in the Erwin Davis suit and final discharge hearings for John M. Williams. Also new ads promote season overcoats at Hennessy and rail tickets to Anaconda. Joseph Nieseer, 81, died. funeral at St Patrick's.
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Judge Knowles
United States Court
Helena
Clerk Sproule
United States
J. P. Woolman
Erwin Davis
A. J. Davis, Jr
James H. Beatty
Boise
San Francisco
Motel Venture Stirs Debate Over Local Tourism
Dan Tewey asserts individuals can run a motel, challenging the notion that only certain people can manage such establishments. A confrontation with regional entities arises as the Southern region weighs the idea.
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Dan Tewey
Schatzlein Paint Co Light of Glass Install
A local appeal urges Schatzlein Paint Co to install glass lighting promptly to avoid exposure to cold and remain safe from illness during harsh weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schatzlein Paint Co
Bids Sought for Excavating Cellar in Butte
Bids will be received until February 11 1901 at the office of White and Ligneil Silver Bow block Butte for excavating a cellar 715 by 106 feet at the corner of Park and Academy Streets.
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White & Ligneil
Silver Bow
Butte
Corner Park
Academy Streets
Best value piano or organ from Orton Bros Butte
Call Orton Bros at 219 N Main St Butte for best value on pianos and organs.
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Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Wool Prices Fall in Season Decline
Wool prices drop in quiet regional market with smaller declines than expected. Sellers report modest demand and steady activity from mills, while buyers monitor futures and currency movements for guidance. Prices edge lower across flashing activity in key wool regions, signaling cautious business sentiment.
Buyers Lose Last Year Case Full of Technique
Former Butte resident McCartney, now in Helena, discusses Montana livestock and wool markets in a lobby talk. He notes wool prices around 14 cents, sheep and mutton demand, and optimistic state prospects, praising Montana and its loyal property owners.
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Co. B. McCartney
Butte
Helena
Mccartney
Montana
Going Out of Bondage: Sad News for Servia's De pressed Local Colony
A terse dispatch reports hardship in Servia as a local colony faces renewed pressure and gloom. Officials brace for further restrictions while residents seek relief and aid from regional authorities.
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Servia
Servian Migration Rumor From Bosnia To Belgrade
The Servians of Butte report word from their homeland that Bosnian Herzegovinian homes are being abandoned as people flee Austrian oppression. An order published in Serbka Glas invites Servians to relocate to Belgrade province to till the sea and herd flocks, echoing historic rule under King Alexander I. The local Servian colony dwells in exile with hope and sorrow, amid notices from attorney P. Connolly and Standard Carriage Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Belgrade
Servia
Alexander I
Serpki Glas
Zadar
Damazia
Herod
Coal Supply Boosts From Kemmerer Mines
The Citizens' Coal Co reports a renewed daily influx from the Kemmerer mines ending the coal famine. They also stock Rock Springs and Montana coals and dry wood, with prompt delivery available from No. 4 East Broadway, phone 538.
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Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Montana
Citizens’ Coal CO
East Broadway
Robert Hearlan Spends Money After Saloon Robbery
Robert Hearlan, the countryman who reported a $50 robbery in a saloon, sober and able to add details. He believes money was spent at resorts or lost on the street. Thomas Sharkey and Charles Clark were released. Frank Kelso faced a vagrancy charge and confinement.
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Robert Hearlan
Thomas Sharkey
Charles Clark
Frank Kelso
Funeral of L Lamkin Set for Tomorrow at 2 P.M.
Patrick Brosnahan aged 53 died yesterday at his residence 443 East Broadway. The funeral for L Lamkin will be tomorrow Thursday at 2 P.M from Sherman's undertaking parlors. Funeral arrangements for Brosnahan to be announced later.
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L. Lamkin
Sherman
Patrick Brosnahan
East Broadway
Missing man believed working on railroad under alias Wood
The search centers on F. H. Harris who may be in Montana as a section foreman for the B A & P railroad and using the name Wood. Relatives in New Brunswick seek to locate him to settle an estate near 100000 dollars left by his uncle. Patrick Collins’ remains to depart for New York City tonight.
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B., A. & P. Railroad
Wood
T. H. Marks
Marks
St. Stephens
New Brunswick
Phil Breen
Parrot Drug Store
Breen
the Standard
F. H. Harris
Montana
Miner Frank Gormley Injured In Mine Accident
Frank Gormley a worker at the Nipper mine slipped in a tool house and injured his hip. He was taken to May and Freund's hospital for treatment and will be unable to work for some time.
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Frank Gormerly
Nipper
May & Freund's Hospital
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Proves Superior
Testimonial evidence from Mr C D Glass of Gardiner Maine and Wesley Nelson of Hamilton Georgia supports Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Chamberlains Pain Balm as effective cures for cold lingering coughs and rheumatism. The ads claim rapid relief and safety with all druggists selling the products.
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Chamberlain
C. D. Glass
Bartlett & Dennis Co
Gardiner
Housenan
Wedding at the table marks public ceremony in restaurant
Fritz T. Boysen of Butte weds Theresa M. Svetz in a surprise ceremony inside a Chequamegon restaurant. Judge W. H. Arnold officiated as guests toasted with wine while staff served dinner to an eight person party. Boysen runs Fritz’s Place in Galena and Renschaw avenue. bride formerly with The Belle of New York, known as Helle Lawrence, from Chicago. Dr F E Donaldson relocates to 509 South Main.
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W. H. Arnold
Fritz T. Boysen
Theresa M. Svetz
Boysen
Helle Lawrence
Robbers Commit Street Hold Up on Wyoming Street
Edward Clarke, new to the city, was robbed Sunday night on Wyoming Street near Mercury. Two masked men demanded he throw up his hands and took $19. They missed a gold watch and a diamond pin. Clarke and a friend tried to locate the assailants without success.
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Edward Clarke
Wyoming’ Street
Mercury
Clarke
Dwelling and Investment Opportunity in Butte
A brick six room west side dwelling with substantial ground is offered for investment and a six room dwelling is available for rent. Mrs Marcus Daly acquires the interests of Donahue and Moyer in the Daly Donahue Moyer banking house at Butte and will continue operations in her name, with probable incorporation of the bank and current officers remaining.
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J. Ho Fariss
Silver Bow Block
Marcus Daly
Messrs. M. Donahue
W. L. Moyer
Marcuse Daly
Daly, Donahue & Moyer
Butte
Notice to the Public for Butte Merchants Ad Solicitation
Notice to merchants in Butte that no one is authorized to solicit advertisements for a large cardboard or directory of labor unions in Colorado. Signed by F. W. Cronin and J. Wettengel, committee for 8 B. T and L L.
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Butte
Masonic Temple Association Seeks Bid for Lot
The Property Holders of Butte invite bids to purchase a lot at least 50 by 100 feet for a Masonic temple. Corner sites preferred. Bids due by noon February 6, 1901. Include exact size location and lowest cash price with title. Association may reject all bids. Address Masonic Temple association box 666 city. Signed E. H. Renich President.
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Butte
Masonic Temple Association
E. H. Renich
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Butte News
U. S. Court
Thompson Campbell
Honews
J . Hender
Silas F. King
Tve
F. A. Heinze
Harris
Tramvyvuyo
Snohomish
John M. Williams
Colusa- Parrot
Anaconda Company
Mary Freeburg
Northern Pacific
Hennessy
Hennessy’s
Joseph Nieseer
St. Patrick’s Church
Mase
Fox's
West Park
Philipsburg
F. M. Durfee
West End
Blake
Federal Court
Larkin
Durfee
Sunrise
Granite County
Silver Bow County
Butte Syndicate
Sunrise Company
Messrs. Toole & Pach
W. EE. Moore
Messis
EB. I. Howell
D. M. Durfee
Alexander
Hia Mon
P. Connolly
Standard Carriage Works
F. H. Marks
Patrick Collins
New York City
At & O'Clock
Great Northern Railway
Frank Gormley
Cary
Fritz Boysen
Belle
New York
F. E. Donaldson
South Main
Wyoming Street
Anaconda Standard
Butte Stationary Engineers’ Union No. 83
W. F. of
Seeial Order of Business
New Hall
Lewishon Block
Granite and
Hamilton Streets
Hamilton Street
Creighton
Henness Juiessys d
Buite Montana
Chinchilla
Alaska
Nation Department
Wals
Chantilly
Mechlin
Crean
Venice
Komachi Silks
York
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