Butte Classified Echoes From Daily Life
The page lists local ads and notices including Orton Bros piano rental and Baltimore cigar offerings, Dr. Sweat in Butte, X ray exams, freight agents visiting Butte, a train schedule to Minneapolis, quarreling arrests, assault complaint in Justice Bills court, $5 California oil stock pitch, Great Northern officials visiting, Overland rye promotion, Gregson Springs resort, and a theatre program with The Real Widow Brown plus music acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Orton Bros
Havana
Fred Orton
N. Main
W. G. Young
Hennessy
Sherman
Standard
Butte
O. E. Sweat
Chicago
J. M. Froehlich
W. Edwy
Charles Brooks
Chicago & Great Western
Au-gust
P.O
Anaconda
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
John Sprague
Henry Rayber
Jennie Doe Forester
Josephine Johnson
Justice Bills
South Butte
Southern California
Ojl
A. G. Allan
Dorothy Block
F. F E. Warde
Summers
Great Northern
Montana Liquor Co
Mike Smith
Robbery at Columbia Gardens Ends with Arrest
Oliver Smith, a locally known young man, was arrested after Pearl Harris claimed he stole 25 dollars from her at Columbia Gardens dancing pavilion. She said she handed him her purse to hold, then a friend returned it with 25 dollars missing, leading to his arrest.
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Oliver Smith
Pearl Harris
Great Game Expected as Butte Faces Anaconda Rivalry
Butteball fans brace for the final two games of the series in Anaconda with a large turnout anticipated. Directors arrange a revised schedule, and two new umpires Jack Brennan and Arthur Clarkson join the umpiring ranks for tomorrow’s game. Edwards, center fielder, was released, while Dad Clark may debut soon. Peeples and Wright trade talks for Thieleman were rejected.
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Anaconda
Butte
Charles D. French
Phillips
Helena
Lucas
McCormick
Great Northern
Great Falls League
Don Strothers
George Daley
Jack Brennan
Arthur Clarkson
Edwards
Williams
Clark
McDonough
Great Falls
McCloskey
Peeples
Wright
Thieleman
Young
National Association
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
E. W. McFarland
Montana
Charlee B. Carter
J. J. McCloskey
W L. Peeples
Thomas Menefee
Dave Searfoss
C. Willams
Eddie Burke
C. F. Schmeer
William Hammond, Jr
New York
Richard Cogan
A. Maul
Mac Thayer
al Hickey
H. J. Merkle
Miley McDonough
Frank B. Lowe
William Billings
Philadelphias Rally Late Seals Win Over St Louis
St Louis outbatted Philadelphia but scattered hits as the Philadelphias bunched theirs. Attendance 9. Score Philadelphia 4 St Louis 0. Batteries Hughey and Robinson for St Louis Donohue and McFarland for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Philadelphias
R. H. F. St. Louis
Philadelphia
Hughey and Robinson
Donohue and McFarland
Chicago Beats Bostons on Clean Hitting in Low-Scoring Tilt
In Chicago the page notes Hamilton misjudged a fly and muffed another, helping Chicago score two runs while four more came from clean hitting. Boston managed only three singles and a double against Griffith in the ninth and attendance reached about 1,400. Batteries Griffith and Donahue for Chicago, Cuppy and Sullivan for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hamilton
Bostons
Griffith
R. H
Escaeddea
Kitson Shuts Out Cincinnati as Brooklyn Wins
Kitson duplicated yesterday’s performance and shut the Cincinnatis out with one hit. Brooklyn’s offense produced runs as the champions won. Attendance 1,10. Batteries Bummel and Peitz for Cincinnati. Picanette, Ueceher, and McGuire for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Kitson
Cincinnatis
Stmmel
R. H. BE
Picanette Ueceher
Wait Batteries
Bummel
Peitz
Kitsou
McGuire
Pittsburg New York Game Postponed on Rain
The Pittsburg New York game scheduled for July 6 was postponed due to rain.
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Pittsburg
New York
Local Scores From Midwest Matches
Fragmentary sports brief lists results with city pairings including Indianapolis and Detroit 6 to 0, Buffalo 0, Cleveland unspecified, Kansas City 7 to Minneapolis with incomplete team names and percentages.
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Indianapolis
Detroit
Buffalo
Cleveland
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St Louis Fair Race Results Reported
At St Louis July 6 results from the fair grounds show the first race a selling mile and 70 yards. Details on winners and times are partially readable.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Races at multiple tracks yield varied results and records
In Chicago and New York on July 6 open days at Washington Park and Brighton Beach produced favorites and fast times. Modrine led six furlongs at Washington Park, while Voter set a track record at Brighton Beach with 1 12 1 5 for six furlongs, amid strong showings by Screech Educate and Maximo Gomez in other events.
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Chicago
Modrine
Washington Park
Lady In Blue
Parmenion
Likeness
Kid Cox
Small Jack
selling—Espionage
Catastrophe
Red Pirate
Silver Garter
Honeywood
George Krats
New York
Brighton Beach
Voter
Firearm
Lew Kraft
Screech
Educate
Maximus
Montauk
Commander
Cresson
Bedeck
Saragossa
Belle of Lexington
Her Ladyship
Motley
Herbert
James
Mayor Gilroy
Maximo Gomez
Rare Perfume
House for sale in Butte with furnished rooms and ledgers
Newly furnished house with twenty four rooms all bright and lit by electric lights. Porcelain tub and permanent ledgers in every room. Four year lease at $95 per month. The property grossed $13,600 in two years. Due to illness the owner must sell immediately at $1,500 with part cash and balance on time. Reynolds and McDowpball at 46 East Broadway handle the sale.
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Reynolds & McDowpball
East Broadway
Butte
Trial Convicts Man for Cruel Treatment of Livery Horse
Jerry Sullivan and brother James faced a jury in Justice Nichols' court for beating a Dixon & Loebenstein horse on Miners' Union day. The animal died after 42 welts were found, with veterinary proof of kidney injury. Sullivan claimed no participation, but testimony showed involvement. sentencing set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Sullivan
Sullivan Brothers
Dixon &Loebenstein
Miners’ Union
James
Jerry
Edgar Loebenstein
G. H. Bower
W. H. Axtell
J. N. McDaniels
W. A. Akers
Pr. Akers
Sullivan
Centennial Brewery
Charles Courtney
Nine Mile House
Nichols
Building Permits Climb With Nearly Two Hundred Thousand Value
June activity shows building permits issued totaling about 183,000 dollars. The Fire Department reported 19 fire alarms, with losses valued at 34,085 dollars and insured at 167,000 dollars. City finances show multiple revenue streams and total receipts around 15,081.57 with reserves and investments noted.
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Pelee
Sanger
Calkins
State Savings Bank
First National Bank
Police Monthly Report for June 1900 Summary
The chief’s report shows 299 arrests in June including 118 males and 176 females. Fines totaled 1,545.00 dollars, meals for prisoners cost 97.60, and property stolen or recovered amounts were 1,155.00 and 1,300.00 respectively. A first class engineer was wanted, Reynolds & McDowell listed. Also announced Yellowstone National Park excursion via Northern Pacific July 22 for 40 dollars, plus July 7 baseball at Mountain View park Anaconda vs Butte and hotel promotions by Dan Tewey.
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Khndenkser Nest Akadesianenas
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone National Park
Montana
Union Dept. Butte
Livingston
Albemarle Hut
Park
Albemarle Hotel
Butte
National Park
W. H. Merriman
N. P. Ry
Mont
Mountain View Park
Anaconda Vs. Butte
Weekend Excursion Fares Announced By Northern Pacific
The Northern Pacific offers Saturday and Sunday round trips to Pipestone for 1 dollar Whitehall 1.50 Lime Spur 2 dollars. The final limit is the following Monday. On Sundays travel to Deer Lodge and back costs 1 dollar. Tickets valid for one day only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Montana Union Depot
Deer Lodge
Butte
Pipestone
Twin Bridges
Toluta Hissi Cs
Whitehall
Lime Spur
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Butte News
The
Telephone
Gregson Springs
Widow Brown
Sutton
New Theater
East
Pinley Mullally
Charles Barrington
Swiggett
Sis Hopkins
Columbia Gardens
Chicacwo
Boston
C. Brooklyn
St Louis
Celtic Bard
Forget Not
Crossmolina
the Butcher
Walla
Scorpolette
Money Moss
Zack Ford
Orleans
Annie Oldfield
Maude Wallace
Tickful
Randazzo
Cotton Plant
Lezell
Grantor
Macon
Brighton
Ceived
Herbert KR. Johnson
Murphy
H. H. Johnson
Thornton Block
Kelly
Ven
Hs Pvsison
James Shackleton
G. W. Piener
C. Fredrickson
J. Co
Hong
Nts
George H. Savagi
Joseph Grenon
Willam Willman
H. M. Patterson
Peter Peterson
Asco
la Cer
W. Elderkin
Alfred Doull
George P. Brethe
George P, Brethe
George M. “Smith J.C. Martin
Robert Koenne
John M. Evans
H. M. Patterson H. M. Patterson
Hi. M. Patterson
REE Sas
J. H. Mulgis
Erea Ny
Tee
Beeen Wee
Teehee
Offic
Police Report
Reynolds & McDowe
Kate
Yellowstone Park
Dan Tewey
Southern
N. Main Street
Mantle
Schatztein
Fayette
Rington
Charles R. Leonard
A. B. Clements
F. Augueiize
Lenny Mueller
Frank Hasina
Freight
Eclat
Hassocks
Hassecks
Brownfield-Ganty Carpet Co
West Park Street
Hires Root Beer
R. P. Pepper
Belle of
Nelson
California
Butte, Mont
Clement Stockwell
New Dominion
Darly
Real Widow
Brown
Bright
Glover Spenenene
Ant Pretty Girls
Wesipin IO Works
Butte, Montana
A. Booth
Cash Grocery
McLean
W.H. Wix
D.D
Tmontana
University of Pennsylvania
St. Paul’s Hospital
Montana St
Montane
J. M
Settle
Pres
Gen. Mgr Hospital
Lis
Ccer
John A Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
United States
Joan A. Creighton
A. Harrett de Leayott
V. Kemper
T. M. Ilodgens
J. O. Hodgens
OF Butte
Andrew J. Davis James A. Talbott
E B. Werrick
George Stevenson
Europe
O. K. Lewis
J. H. Vivian
V. Fayette Harrington
Cashier
Silver Bow National Bank
Tnion National Bank
Crocker-Woolworth National Bank
San Fr
Marcus Daly M. Donahoe
L. Meyer Daly, Donahoe & Meyer
Marcus Daly & Co
Hutte, Montane
Hoge, Brownlee & Co
Prines
Philippines
Hawadi
Orient
Canada
MOVER
C. C. Winborne
K. A. Bunbel
Ase
T Cashier
Bet
Palas
Newbre
Bette
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