Butte Honors Memory of Judge DeWitt at Funeral
The Butte district court adjourned in respect to Judge W H DeWitt as bar leaders plan funeral attendance. An ad hoc committee will accompany the remains to Helena for burial and floral offerings were arranged. Services set for 8:30 am at 407 West Broadway with Rev S C Blackston officiating.
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District Court
W. H. de- Wett
Silver Bow County
E. N. Harwood
Judge DeWitt
Judee DeWitt
Tydee Harweot
Bar
Dee DeWitt
Judee of
Thie
Tudee Harney
Har
Tudean Newitt
W. ¥. Pemberton
Pemberton
DeWitt
Harwood
Jesse B. Roote
Helena
B. Ww. Harney
W. M. Bickford
L. C. Evans
George F. Sheldon
C. F. Kelley
W. A. Lark
Maurice J. English
W. T. Lippincott
C. R. Leonard
Lippincott
Bar Nresen
Harney
Judge Harwood
J. J. McHatton
W. W. Dixon
John F. Forbis
Jesse BR. Roe
M. J. Enetish
H. L. Maury
Committee On
Weat Broadway
S.C. Blackiston
Great Northern
William Seallon
H. C. Keasler
W. Y. Pemberton
J. E. Richards
Eugene Carroll
D. J. Hennessy
Willam Scalion
F. Lieyd
TWO OLD FAVORITE TUNES
The street organ man on Main Street plays Down Went McGinty and Annie Laurie nightly, stirring melancholy and memory. He earns more from McGinty, so he has played it exclusively for two days, while spectators react with tears or smiles. PB Shulin, first class tailoring, cleaning, repairing, 82 KE Broadway.
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Main Street
McGinty
Annie Laurie
McGaty
Butte
PB. Shulin
Broadway
Unexpected Snow Storm Hits Butte After Mild Spell
A surprise snowstorm arrives in Butte after weeks of mild weather and headlines of springlike conditions. The change brings back concerns for cold, with shoppers and pedestrians repurchasing overcoats and overshoes as winter moods return.
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Butte
Ames
Weißberg Bros and Eprein Relocated to Pythien Castle
Weißberg Bros and Eprein have been moved to Pythien Castle located at 181 South Main. The relocation places them within the castle complex for their operations and storage.Local authorities confirm the transfer and note no disruption to ongoing activities.
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Weißberg Bros & Eprein
Pythien Castle
South Main
Married and single women wage debate sparks male talk
A curbside discussion in Butte weighs the fate of single versus married saleswomen as arguments frame who should work. Voices, led by Pete and Jake, endorse married women earning and contributing while warning of a future backlash against single men. Notes announce state mining school classes starting Feb 1 1902 with ten applicants per course.
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Butte
Pete
Jake
Peter
State School of Mines
Board of Trustees
N. R. Leonard
Annexation at once for east and west territory
Aldermen favor annexation petitions from residents near the Braund house and from western districts. The east side plan covers about 100 people in the Fausett and Talbot Jones areas. the west side proposal involves roughly 1,000 residents across multiple additions. Adjusted boundaries extend the city line toward Prospect and Galena, with possible southward expansion to Iron street.
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Aldermanic Committee
Braund House
Fausett
Talbot & Jones
Broadway and
Warren Avenues
Muntzer
Great Western
Henry Lawler
Stanley
Vanderbilt
West Excelsior
Columbia
Laura Fraction
Prospect Avenue
Galena Street
Lne
O'Brien
Lewissohn
Woolman Street
May Street
Iron Street
Montrose
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gagnon Street
Banner Employment Agency
Pauler's Hot Springs Trip and Beach Week Sale Notice
Round trip to Pauler's Hot Springs and a week at the beach including bath facilities offered at a healthful resort. Tie-ins on sale at the Great North Railway office located at 41 North Main Street by J. E. Dawson and G. A. </s>
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Paul’er
Great North Ra Ralway
North Main Street
J. E Dawson
G. A
Montana Horses In Demand Across Western Markets
Montana horses are keenly sought by buyers from eastern cities and the English army. A Forsyth sale last summer promoted Montana stock noted for hardiness. C A Smith of Osnabrook North Dakota bought a carload near Ditton and will feed them this winter before selling to Dakota farmers in spring.
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Montana
Here
Forsyth
Dakotas
C. A. Smith
Osnabrook
N. D
Butte
Ditton
Citizens Coal Co. Calls Milkmen to January Meeting
Labor note from Citizens Coal Co announces milkmen must attend a meeting at Wage Pharmacy on Thursday January 23 at 2 pm to discuss important business. The Gold berg office building near Lewis' dry goods store is now open for inquiries.
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Wage Pharmacy
Goldberg
Lewis’ Dry Goods
Certificate Revoked After Unprofessional Conduct Charges
A state medical board meeting at Murray & Freund’s office revoked Dr. Kelley’s medical certificate for untrue advertising and occult cures. Testimony cited claims of curing catarrh and other diseases, with Kelley offering only a denial before appealing. Judge Clancy allowed him to practice pending appeal while the case progresses.
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State Medical Board
Murray & Freund
Bernhelm
Kelley
Renick
MelIntyre
Kerphem
Ruddell
Helena
Evana
Anaconda
Dra. McCrimmon
Freund
Butte
Dr. Kelley
H. L. Maury
8. C. Haron
Pr. Kelley
Clancy
Moran Child Dies. Funeral Today in Idaho Street
Dorothy Moran aged two died yesterday at her parents home No 9 Fourth Idaho street. Funeral to be held today at 2 p m from that residence.
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Dorothy Moran
J. E. Moran
Idaho Street
Ogden Smallpox Fight Over Quarantine Authority
In Ogden Utah a clash between the mayor and city physician over a suspected smallpox case led to the mayor ordering the quarantine patient released. The state board of health later ruled the case was smallpox, prompting a police arrest attempt and ongoing tension with the health officer seeking a mayoral arrest warrant.
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Ogden
Utah
Te State Board of Health
Condon
Ogden City Health Clash Over City Attorney Actions
Dr. Beatty reports Ogden City Health Officer Dr. Condon advised that Ogden's city attorney has so far refused to take action. The State Board of Health secretary notes the dispute involves the city’s public health duties and potential legal steps.
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Beatty
State Board of Health
Condon
Ogden
Embroidered Cambric and Nainsook Edgings Sale Ad
Various embroidered cambric edgings and insertions offered in widths from 2 to 14 inches. Prices range from 5c to $1.75 per yard, with fancy woven and open work designs, Irish crochet edges, and matching insertions. Includes muslin and nainsook edgings in multiple widths and finishes.
Embroidered Grass Linen Edgings and All-Over Batistes Sale
Sale advertisement lists fine grass linen edgings and insertions with embroidery in white, 8 inches wide at 35 yard, 5 inches at 50c yard. Includes all-overs 28 inches wide at $3 yard and embroidered batiste edgings 3 inches at $1 yard. White Swiss and nainsook embroidered flouncing and all-overs in various widths with prices from $1 to $10 a yard. Come and see.
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Batiste
Hennessy
Nation
Ogden Health Orders Bar Mayor's Children From Schools
Ogden health authorities barred Mayor Glasmann's children from public schools citing quarantine violation. The action follows a ruling that existing laws were inadequate to cover the mayor's case. Public officials face accountability measures under city health orders.
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Tion
Ogden
Glasmann
Lieut Brown Court-Martialed For Filipino Murder
A letter from Barthelmass in the Philippines reports Lieutenant Brown of the second infantry has been court-martialed and convicted of murdering a Filipino. He was sentenced to five years imprisonment and loss of commission after capturing a native and seeking information. Brown had been regarded as efficient and popular in Cuba.
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Yellowstone Journal
Barthelmass
Second Infantry
Phil
Fort Keogh
Brown
Religious wave sweeps Culbert town with extra preachers
Dawson County Review reports a religious wave in Culbert causing a rush to churches. Two Sabbath schools, one already started, and four preachers have arrived in a week. Preaching last Sunday and several weeknight services draw crowds, with two more preachers coming Saturday. Morale high, even the town’s chicken stock strained.
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Dawson County Review
Culbertson
Burg
Hicken
Mitchell
Chlasgow
Hello Pete Greeting Sparks Daily Town Drift
A fragment from the Rosebud County News describes an unusual greeting to Peter Droese in town. The druggist’ s surprised expression and the town’s chatter hint at a hinted secret or event stirring curiosity among locals.
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Rosebud County
Pete
Peter Droese
Sunde
Unnamed Neighbor Acknowledged With Two-Finger Salute
A local man greeted friends with a peculiar two finger gesture and offered small rewards for those who learned its meaning. The Droese family will welcome a second boy on Saturday night, and Havanas will be provided for his friends. John L. Sullivan, once blind, travels to Boulder to enter the state blind institution for further study.
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Ganization
Marysville
John L. Sullivan
Boulder
Timber cutting warned on Fort Assinniboine reservation
Notice posted by the post commander at Fort Assinniboine warns that cutting timber on the military reservation is punishable by a fine of 590 dollars and a year in prison. Possessing timber or hay cut on the reservation carries 5000 dollars and five years imprisonment or both. People bringing stock onto the reservation will be removed as trespassers.
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Fort
Missing bill and two obituaries in Avant Courier
Dwight Weber found a $20 bill after leaving a social at the new Presbyterian church last Friday night. Dorothy Son Bank, aged 4 years and 9 months, died at 4 p.m. on January 20 and is survived by Mr. and Mrs. Son Bank with funeral services today at 2 p.m. Peter Nicolas, aged % years, died yesterday at Boulder with a funeral tomorrow from Richards undertaking parlors conducted by Rev Noftsinger.
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Avant Courier
Dwight Weber
New Presbyterian Church
Dorothy
Son Bank
West Park
Peter FL
Nichola
Boulder
Richard
Mr. Noftsinger
Street Commissioner's Crackdown on Snowy Sidewalks
Street Commissioner McLaughlin announced that the new snow and ice sidewalk ordinance is now in effect. All violators, regardless of party or status, will be arrested after 9 am the day after a snowstorm until sidewalks are cleared, with no special exemptions for residents or businesses.
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McLaughlin
Thornton Hotel Advertising Rates and Room Descriptions
A historical ad outlines the Thornton Hotel with ropean plan priced at $1.59 per day and up and American plan at $3 per day and up. It promotes “Finest table west of New ark” and locates piano or organ car services at Orton Pros, 219 N Main Street, Putte.
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Newark
Orton Pros
N. Main Street
Putte
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Citizens Coal CO
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