The Devil's Progress and Optician Ad from Butte
A vintage ad promotes Hight & Fairfield Company in Butte offering eye tests from an optometrist and free service for aging customers. It highlights careful sight testing, a 25 year reputation, and notes the Butte Standard branch address and contact details.
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Tlight & Fairfield Company
Hight & Fairfield Company
Butte Social Notes Highlight City Visitors and Local Deals
Butte residents and visitors listed include A. D. McLeod from Bozeman, Silas Newberger in New York, E. B. Kane from Helena, J. K. Andrews from Helena, Mrs. A. C. Gormley visiting from Great Falls, Judge J. B. Poindexter from Dillon, and Mrs. H. Wilson improving from illness. Shoppers and businesspeople frequent California lunch, Tonkin's clothes, Orton Bros pianos, and McLaughlin Coal Co. Local happenings mention hotel guests, vacations, and upcoming real estate offers as mills, lots, and permits appear in the December report.
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Walker's
Orton Bros
Butte
Tonkin’'s
Klafski's
McLaughlin Coal Co
A. D. McLeod
Bozeman
William Copenhaver
Dillon
E. B. Kane
Helena
J. K. Andrews
California
Thomas S. Smith
A. C. Gormley
Great Falls
J. B. Poindexter
B. Earl
Trident
Missouri Valley
F. T. Wilson
Wissoula
Joseph H. Griffin
St. James’ Hospital
T. H. Bailey
Hamilton
Bitter Root
John Ducie
Anaconda
Albright
Virginia City
Hob Dunlap
the Finlen
Denver
Standard
W. K. Smith
Plummond
East Broadway
Wellcome & Peckover Co
Lane
Roy Manker
Independent Telephone Commpany
Spokane
Pipestone Springs
N. M. Nichols
Yellowstone National Park
W. C. Hocking
Calumet & Corbin
Mabel
Thornton
Hampton
Perry
P. O
John H. Tolan
Deer Lodge County
Missoula
John F. Vincent
Batens
Centervile
Salt Lake
James T. Finlen
Chicago
Finlen
George McPherson
M. J. Riley
M. C. Riley
Panama Canal District
M. McManus
Mary H. Brennan
Mabel Sharp
Watel Sharp
The
Wadley
Butte Council to Decide on Auditorium Use for Basketball
The 1910 Butte city council session will tackle opening the auditorium for basketball, appointing a matron nurse for the hospital, and relocating police sergeant duties. They will also consider suspending the current police sergeant position, renewing liquor license limits, and requiring iron chutes to be covered in bad weather. In other items, a hospital ward will be prepared and practice use of the natatorium proposed with a $40 monthly city payment.
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Butte
Bers
Judiciary Committee
Dan Culhane
Modern Woodmen Install Officers in Carpenters Hall
Silver Bow camp No 5895 Modern Woodmen of America installed its newly elected officers for the coming year at a meeting last night in Carpenters Union hall on West Granite street. A class of 50 new members was initiated, followed by a social session and entertainment acts that pleased the gathering. The retiring officers praised the year’s strong membership growth and their record in office.
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Silver Bow
Woodmen of America
Carpenters’ Union Hall
West Granite — Street
Annual Reports Filed for Pitshuro New York Copper Mining
Pitshuro New York Copper Mining reports capital stock paid up 1 599 000 with liabilities 6 424 48 and treasury shares 1 924 1 percent. Goldfield Simmeron Mining reports capital stock paid up 500 000 with liabilities Fi 10.
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Pitshuro-New York Copper Mining Company
Capital
Treasury
Goldfield-Simmeron Mining Company
Articles of Incorporation for Silver King Leasing Company
Yesterday articles of incorporation were filed for Silver King Leasing company with capital stock listed at 40009 dollars. Subscribers include C. J. Kelley Wakeman Sutton and T. J. Walker each taking one share of one dollar.
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Silver King Leasing Company
C. J. Kelley
Wakeman Sutton
T. J. Walker
Miners' union coal yards sale bids invited
Bids will be received for the sale of the Miners' union coal yards and equipment. Union reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids close Jan 11 1910. Present all bids at Miners' union office. DAN HOLLAND president AL MCLELLAN secretary.
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Miners’ Union
Dan Holland
AL McLellan
Forwarding order mishap ends in comic tragedy
A man recalls two years of missed mail and worry after a forwarding order he left with New York's post office caused his checks and letters to travel a long circuit through Denver Los Angeles Tucson San Antonio Detroit and Chicago before returning to his desk in Chambers Street. He explains why no telegrams reached his wife and how a $19 aid offer was declined.
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New York Postoffice Service
New York
Denver
Los Angeles
Tucson
Ariz
San Antonio
Detroit
Chicago
Hardup Street
New York Post Office
Wild West
Chambers Street
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Butte News
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Silas Newberger
Stacy-Adams
Resorcin Hair Tonic
Montana Drug Co
West Park Street
Bright Corner Park
Dakota Streets
Towle Winterhalter
Hannifin CO
Mayer
Montana
Dewey Lodge
F. N. of A
John Payne
East Woolman
Bethe Smith
Gold Hill Lutheran Church
G. Erickson
A. Bjorgum
Clark Block
OIO
Atterbury
Cooper's
Glastonbury
Excello
Boyden and Crossett
VIA
Oregon Short Line
R. R. Company
Ogden
Utah
City Ticket Office
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
F. D. Wilson