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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1901
Page
23
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 21 East Broadway in Butte. Telephone 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
A lengthy summary of Northern Pacific and Union Pacific actions. Washouts delay Northern Pacific trains from the West. new Wyoming cut-offs shrink distance and grade, with vast construction costs. A New York dispatch notes Jule Hannaford’s elevation toward second vice presidency pending Morgan’s approval. A Japanese man arrested over property damage cites a conflict with the Northern Pacific emblem. The joint committee returns from St. Paul after settling pay, overtime, and rule changes amid rising yearly earnings.
Butte notes mention visits by Mayor Stephens of Anaconda and Dr. Donald Campbell returning from a trip. Advertisements cover piano tuners Orton Bros and Montana Music Co, Belle Springs butter, Harvard cigars, Acme Celery-Gintonic, Delineator designs, and travel deals via Northern Pacific. Also highlights Twin Bridges Odd Fellows picnic plans and Gregson Springs excursions with rail specials.
A daily 6 40 p m special train will run via B A P railway to Mountain View park with return at 10 30 p m Round trip costs 1 00 High class vaudeville boating on the lake dancing and other entertainments every evening Orton Bros 219 N Main St Butte offers piano and organ sales for interested buyers.
The main system earns about 32.45 million and proprietary fines 255 thousand, totaling 32.706 million. The prior year earnings were 30.021 million, marking an increase of 2.659653 million.
A brief notes a meeting with Madam Renna at 162 South Montana, Butte. It promises guidance on love, marriage, divorce, trouble, work, business changes and journeys.
The Butte Mining and Development company begins a three compartment shaft at Silver and Colorado streets, down 350 feet with 25 miners and a plan to hit ore at 650 feet. The firm shows large capital and a strong plant including boilers and a hoisting engine, with 40 000 spent and 65 000 cash in treasury. Officers include Lee Mantle and J H Lynch, with 25 000 treasury shares offered at 1.50 each. prospectus available from Reynolds and McDowell, 46 East Broadway.
Salt Lake to Cincinnati and other routes announce round trip fares with multiple dates and cities listed. The notice cites Detroit Milwaukee San Francisco and Buffalo departures with July and June windows and notes a sleeping car berths office at 105 North Main, Butte Montana. Adolph Reichle opens Copper Hill saloon at 88 East Park featuring brewery beer on tap.
Former Montana saloon operators Barta and Yeager announce sale of 22 West Park and new outlet at 222 North Wyoming in Butte. They invite friends to visit and offer finest liquor for family trade with wholesale and retail sales.
Chiropodist Dr. Brochear in Thornton block room 15 Butte Montana advertises specialty care for corns bunions clubbed and ingrowing nails with painless treatment.
A big racing card today features seven events including the Montana Derby worth 1500. Top horses and large crowds expected as bettors enjoy a warm clear day and swift track conditions. Notable entries include Bard Burns Quibo Kenova Jim Hale Ada N Homage and The Buffoon in a field with several stakes races and pacing heats.
The Northern Pacific announces a July 1 Yellowstone park excursion for 39 dollars round trip from Butte to Cinnabar and back. The package includes rail fare, meals, one night at Albermarle hotel Livingston, six day tour in the park, lodging and transport, with departure 1 p m July 1 and return 12 20 p m July 17. Reserve by visiting the Northern Pacific office with your name.
Train leaves 9 a.m. Sunday for Pipestone Springs on a day trip. Round trip tickets priced at $1.
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