Plans Electric Road to Tap Bitter Root
Plans to build an electric railroad linking Missoula to Butte and Missoula through the Bitter Root valley aim to cut transit time, supply power locally, and create a major passenger and freight route. Stakeholders expect right of way acquisitions, state investment, and a completion within a few years, with trains serving western Montana markets.
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Gebers W. Daugherty
Missiitta
Besterday
Sustilles Minsters
Butte Tar
A.fei Dass
Baighérty
Moniahd
Bitter Root
Missoula
Daugherly
Hutte
Missabia
WhAconda
Harrison
Rock Creek
Dougharty
Butte
Santana
Montana
Natink
Vig
Sermon by Father Sullivan Draws Montanan Audience
Former Butte resident Father Stephen J. Sullivan preached at Helena to greet Meullerville Parish and drew a large crowd including many former Butte residents. Born in Pens, he trained at St Aloysius in Helena and Rome, earning a doctor of divinity before serving as priest and chancellor. he helped build a church and school near the Northern Pacific depot and later led St. Josephs where he emphasized education and growth.
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Stephen J. Sulfigas
St. Aloye Blas
Heléna
Meuilerville
Church of the Holy Savor
Itr Butte
Meaderville
Carrol
Seligol
Helena
Tle
Wydition
Butte
Hedsure
Perpta
Eleres
Sullivan
Bertiuts
Hutte
Iavic
Pensi
SE Aloyshis’ Gréyare
Teien
St. Thomas’ Semin Angél Gre
Alontana
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Telenn
SE Hélemi
Bong
Montans
Studdila
Bank of Boulder Sold to Tuttle Brothers
The Bank of Boulder in Boulder Montana was sold to the Tuttle Brothers firm. The transfer occurred Saturday afternoon, June 44 1905, with F. C. Berendes as seller. The purchasers are a noted Fergus County farming and cattle interests group from Whitehall and Bozeman area who also hold large ranch holdings. The institution will be managed by Mr. Berdades as cashier with other officers retained.
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Bank of Boulder
Boulder
Manl
FP. C. Berendes
Bavetaes Fatiring Ak
Toute
Férgus 1
Algo
I of
Modis
Mont Mont
Stat& Baik
Whit Wiitehall
Mont
Berdades
Rema
Bauldar
Darger Field
Frank Hughes laid to rest after fatal accident
The body of Frank Hughes was buried in Butte after a June 23 accident near Hebarus Conn. Two fellow workers were seriously injured. He leaves a widow, three children, six brothers, two sisters, and parents. The family resided in Butte, Idaho and Ble Tinber. Funeral attendance included many local friends.
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Frank HK
Michael Hughes
South Ogee
Bykeri Church
St Askel
Wérk
Trules
Tin Chin
Lnk
Hughes
Héebarus
Conn
Heo
Eraniy
Wits
Clorade
Butte
Hughen
Hutte
Ving
Idahd
Ble Tinber
Ft Thinars
Hasses
Eeinasy
Sweet holds the fort despite opposition
A battered fragment discusses a figure named Sweet resisting rivals and threats amid chaotic text. Disjointed lines mention landlords and charges, with scattered place names such as Nevada and Lake City. The passage reads like an OCR garble with unclear events and roles.
Family Muddle Comedy Delights Grand Theater Audience
A lively review of a Grand Theater performance titled Family Muddle. Louis Hennison as Jack Rathacin, Irene Tarton, Nelle Haworth, and Miss Sutton lead a cast delivering animated, entertaining turns. Frank Slaven and Charlie Shad share strong comic moments as the evening’s vaudeville attractions. The show evokes a hearty round of applause despite a chaotic mock disaster scene.
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Louis Hennison
Jack Rathacinade
Irene Tarton
Nelle Haworth
Miss Sutton
Ayaminia
Aba Dover
Frank Slaven
Ible
Charlie Shad
7 Haran
Charlé
Vaulkville
Litle
San Francisco
Eldar
Chilich
Second popular excursion to Utah announced by line
The schedule lists July 2 departures with trains from Butte at 2:43 a.m. and a connecting service to Salt Lake City. Passengers are urged to reserve seats at the ticket office.
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Phere
Earhy
Utah
Flint Treth
Butte
Sale Lake
Dso
Bethe BN A Bhatta Office
Nor Aly Te Siome
A. B. Wiissa
Journeyinel spatoera union No 83 notice
Fragmented OCR text indicates a union notice with names and hours, mentioning 8 to 4 schedule, five days a week, and a signatory titled president. Details are garbled but reflect a labor union communication.
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Journeyinel Spatoera’ Union No
Orallam Guedelhorfer
Nneman
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the Prospecta
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Ney Line
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Songfah
Buller Eisai Wilson
Mein Bite
Baer
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Hetorn
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Anaconda Standard
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Deess
Thaiinty Venavers
Java
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Lijen
Add. Ntaty
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Beatehiea
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Embroidery Rilks
Ail Ebades
Seadén
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Heywood
Elead
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