Hight & Fairfield Company Jeweler and Optician
Butte readers are reminded that the Hight and Fairfield company offers old jewelry repair or redesign services with an emphasis on quality over low prices. Carl Pingel heads the shop known across the Northwest for artistic original work and thorough equipment.
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Hight & Fairfield Company
Carl Pingel
Northwest
Highland Fairfield Company
Butte
Hight & Fairfield Company, Jeweler
Optician
Butte Current Notes Occupied with In Town Visits
A long list of visitors and residents in Butte includes Joe Brown of Bozeman, H A Bubb from Bozeman, J E Allen from Lewistown, A C Knight from Warm Springs, E Sunbury from Great Falls, Alfred Beadle heading to Calumet, Mich, W Whitney from Three Forks, J F Pitman from Belgrade, R A Luke from Helena, Mrs W C Orr from Dillon, J A OConnell en route to Los Angeles, and many others stopping or traveling through. Examinations for promotions in public schools were underway. Several locals headed to or from cities like Billings, Los Angeles, Rochester, and Ely with various business and health trips noted.
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Alfred Beadle
Calumet, Mich
W. Whitney
Three Forks
Lutte
R. A. Luke
Helena
W. C. Orr
Dillon
J. A. O'Connell
Los Angeles
J. Henecks
Butte
Kendall
W. C. Staton
Anaconda
T. J. Moe
Tobin
L. C. Tobin
Ely
Nev
E. H. Pennebaker
Billings
A. V. Corry
Lovelock
Maurice Cockrell
Deer Lodge
W. H. Remington
E. F. Benson
Miles City
R. P. Keily
California
C. Ashby, Jr
Alexander Fraser
Rochester
Minn
Levi Davis
Fremont
Hanah Moran
Scranton
Great Falls
East Broadway
Wellcome & Peckover Co
Pipestone Springs
George Kellogg
Sheridan
Arthur E. Higgins
Missoula
L. Dahler
Silver Star
Madison County
H. H. Martin
Bozeman
Murray's Hospital
Nick Trauffier
Frank Conley
Broadway
Charles Church
Charles E. Beebe
Anoka
Butte Council Stalls Davis Daly railway with injunction
The Butte city council, facing a restraining order from Judge Lynch, acted to table granting any railway franchise to the Davis Daly Copper Co for an ore transfer line from the Colorado mine to the Hesperus dump. The matter will be shown to cause next Tuesday as plaintiffs Kip Passmore and others claim injury to property and street use.
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Butte
Davis-Daly Company
Colorado
Hesperus
Nevin
Lynch
Louis Kip
Passmore
Street and Alley Committee
Davis-Daly Copper Company
Ohio and
Mercury Streets
Hesperus Lode
Thomas Manley
Barker
Dunks
Schatzlein
McCarthy
Culhane
Harrington
Boarman
Montana Federation of Labor
Silver Bowl Trades and Labor Council
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Firemen's Disability Fund
T. J. O'Connor
James Gleason
W. C. Moore
William Walsh
Davis-Daly
Park Street
Main
Judiciary Committee
Galena
Wyoming
Matilda Schenkelberger
Gangner
Anaconda
Deaths of a Day in City of Butte
Multiple obituaries from Butte recount deaths from bright's disease and sudden illness. Anthony Neary, 45, a miner and union officer, died after three months illness at 133 Clear Grit Terrace. Joseph Gastaldi, 40, a Seattle-born baker, died after hours of illness in a saloon and hospital. Mrs. Michael Cloonan, 60, died at her son's home after a short illness, with funeral plans in Butte and Oswego, N Y. Gastaldi’s body lies at Walsh undertakers awaiting relatives. Neary leaves a large family. nephews named Dean of Butte and Red Lodge. Cloonan survivors include four sons and three daughters. Funeral details set for Friday and high mass at St Mary’s.
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Joseph Gastaldi
Gastaldi
Montana
Seattle
Walsh
Anthony Neary
Clear Grit Terrace
Bright
Ireland
Miners’ Union
Michael
Edward
Anthony
John
Catherine
Blanche
Patrick
Butte
Edwaca
Anthony Dean
Red Lodge
St. Mary's Church
Michael Cloonan
W. G. Cloonan
Duggan Undertaking Rooms
Wyoming Street
Oswego
N. Y
W. G
J. J
M. V
Fred Cloonan
Kate Papst
Cecelia Cloonan
Florence Cloonan
Topeka
Kan
Guard Your Homes Against Infectious Diseases Now
At present time many dangerous diseases prevail in Butte and vicinity. A little prevention may save you trouble and expense.
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Butte
Kalispell pair visiting city guests of Kemper family
Mr. and Mrs. &. R. Gay of Kalispell are in town for a few days as guests of J. W. Kemper and family. Mr. Gay previously worked at the State Savings bank and Clark Bros.' bank in Kalispell and is described as a foremost citizen there.
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R. Gay
Kalispell
J. W. Kemper
Gay
The
State Savings Bank
Clark Bros.’ Bank
Tippett Family Thanks Neighbors After Illness and Death
Mrs. Eliza Tippett and relatives thank neighbors and Fraternal Brotherhood members for sympathy during illness death and burial of Thomas Tippett. Also notes a Woman's club dance Friday January 21 at club house with tickets costing one dollar and a Ladies’ Aid card party at K of P hall. see Butte Floral window.
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Odd Fellows and Fraternal Brotherhood
Thomas Tippett
Eliza Tippett
Richard Tippett
William Tippett
Club
Ladies’ Aid
1. Cc
P. Hall
Butte
Butte Briefs Mention Local News Items
Butte briefs note Yegen of Billings handling local business interests and magazines at the P O news stand. Families, births, and visits are recorded including A J Clark and McKee Printing staff. Social notices mention the Gaelic league meeting at Hibernia hall Centerville Friday evening.
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Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Montana Optical Company Promises Free Eye Exams
The Montana Optical company at 22 West Park Street advertises the latest eye testing equipment and expert optometrist services with free eye examinations. It pledges full satisfaction on spectacles with a money back guarantee and no fuss. The ad touts good lenses, service or price.
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Montana Optical Company
West Park Street
Blockade Broken Into Lewistown Milwaukees Train Opens Route
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Lewistown Montana reports the first Milwaukee train since Saturday reached Lewistown today as the Judith Gap snow blockade was smashed by a rotary plow. The track to Butte is clear and service will resume in the morning with passengers mail and express carried in.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
Milwaukee
Judith Gap
Butte
Captain O'Donnell's dory seized by mysterious whale power
Captain William O'Donnell on the Lucy D Winsor hauled trawls off Race Point when his dory lurched and sped seaward. The dory rose on end then tilted and leapt away as the captain crouched in the stern. The trawl hooks were stripped of fish while the dory rode the waves at high speed. He believes a whale caused the terrifying ride by nipping hooks and tugging the craft far from the schooner.
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William O'Donnell
Lucy D. Winsor
Race Point
Captain O'Donnell
Cape Cod
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Office of the Standard
Hast Broadway
Independent
Florence
Browning
Orton Bros
Klafski's
Joe Brown
Coal and Wood
McLaughlin Coal Co
Tonkin's
H. A. Bubb
J. E. Allen
A. C. Knight of
Warm Springs
Wi E. Sunbury
J. F. Pitman
Belgerade
Committee
the Minority Report
Ohio Street
Mercury Street
Alderman O'Connor
O’connor
Murphy
Nerny
Stewart
Fenner
Doner
Mooney
O'Connor
Silver Bow Medical Association
Butte Dental Society
State Board of Health
Silver Bow County
City OF
Neary
Michael FP. Cloonan
Mrs
Montana Drug Co
Waltham
Bright Corner
Towle-Winterhalter-Hannifin Co
Corner Park
Dakota Streets
Butte Briefs
Co. Yegen
Ladies’ Home Journal
Munsey
Home Companion
Pictorial Review
P. O
Patrick Burke
Wallace
Idaho
V. Erwin
Beaverhead
Charles Sassman
A. J. Clark
Gaylord Street
Archie Hyndman
Col
Tom McTague
Montana Optical Co
Mayer’s
Alei
Northern Pacific
Brussels
Axminster
Wilton
Savonnerie Axminster
Colasses
China
Tron Bed
O. K
PTICO
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Whale
Gasony
Rocko
Fllan
Remola
Paxson & Rockefeller Co
Butte, Mont
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