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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1905

Page

8

Building boom fuels Butte real estate surge

The week brings major improvements with plans for a four story stone and brick bank building at Park and Main by architect J G Link. The Silver Row club secures ground and funds for its new home at Granite and Alaska, while contractors advance on multiple projects. Northern Pacific depots and Western Lumber follow rapid repairs and new offices rise along East Park and West Granite. Real estate demand remains strong despite Fourth of July disruption, fueling loans and investment from Livingston to Missoula via Butte lenders.

Park and Main Streets State Savings Bank J. G. Link Silver Row Club Granite and Alaska Streets Archie McMillan Front and Wyoming Northern Pacific Robert McBride East Park Street W. A. O’brien Woman's Club Park and Columbia Streets W. E. Walsh McKee Company Lenox Granite Street Northern Pacific Railway Company Western Lumber Company Butte Montana Livingston Helena Missoula

Tax on bank credits fixed by assessors in Butte

County Assessor Sullivan arbitrarily set a $1,600,000 valuation on W A Clark & Bro bank credits after the bank refused a return under a new law. The bank had reported $200,000 under the new statute, but the assessor upheld previous tax rules indicating credits are taxable. The issue will be decided in court as the county’s total property value is projected to rise by $3-4 million despite a city real estate tax cut.

Butte Sullivan W. A. Clark & Bro W. M. Bickford Clark Walker Clark Bank Galen Silver Bow County

Itkin's Diamond Parlor Promises Best Jewelry Deals

A Dublin jewelry advertiser claims the best selection of diamonds and mounted pieces with savings of 25 percent off market values due to a favorable supply. The copy highlights design quality and workmanship at Itkin's Diamond Parlor on North Main Street. Also notes short line rail fare to San Francisco and Los Angeles from Butte with diverse routes and stopovers, plus travel office details.

Itkin’s Diamond Parlor North Main Street San Francisco Los Angeles Ogden Portland Salt Lake Columbia River Idaho Boise Payette Short Line Butte Mont H. O. Wilson, D. F. and P. A

Philipsburg Briefs Snapshot of Local Activity

Philipsburg notes list Mrs Moore Mrs Ray and Mrs Bryant returning from Missoula while Fred Beley heads to Butte and Livingston for work. James Patten returns from Missoula after medical treatment. Daniel Foringer oversees removal of a Knowles pump for the Meaderville mine. A Lyman leads NP repairs on the Drummond Philipsburg branch. W S Hunnewell ships 40 carloads of hay to Butte. W L Veeck of St Paul involved in local press affairs.

The Standard Philipsburg Ww. E. Moore William Ray G. D. Bryant Missoula Fred Beley Butte Livingston James Patten Daniel Foringer Reiis Copper Company Granite-Bimetallic Company Meaderville Reins Company A. Lyman Northern Pacific Drummond-Philipsburg W. S. Hunnewell New Chicago W. L. Veeck St. Paul

National figure visits city and local law cases unfold

A Northern Pacific representative traveled through the city en route home from Missoula. Miss Anna McWilliams plans a summer visit to Carlton Montana with Mr and Mrs Thomas S Smith and family. Mrs R R McLeod and two daughters visit Vancouver B C for a family reunion at the old home. A man charged as a fugitive from Washington was before U S Commissioner Dodge and held on $5 000 bail. In Davenport a misappropriation charge looms in Big Bend National Bank. E J Lewis the Wheaton fraud suspect will return without extradition after Seattle arrest and a telegram from his sister urges surrender.

Northern Pacific Railroad Missoula Anna McWilliams Carlton Mont Thomas S. Smith R. R.mcleod Vancouver B. C Washington United States Dodge May Lberty Big Bend National Bank of Davenport Seattle Wash E. J. Lewis Wheaton Lewis DuPage County Ill Illinois

Painter Climb On Water Wagon at Midnight

A Billings painter faced Justice Mann after an employer filed a complaint. He appeared in court following an incident cited as climbing onto the water wagon at midnight, a scene described in a special dispatch.

Billings

Boston July Case Involving Charles C May Arrest

Boston reports on the arrest of Charles C May as part of a case opened in the city. The article notes the July timing and ongoing legal proceedings with local authorities handling the matter.

Boston Charles C. May

Davit undertakes three month abstinence from intoxicants

A davit states that for three months starting tonight at midnight he will absolutely refrain from using any intoxicating drinks including beer. The pledge emphasizes total abstinence for the period specified.

Bear Creek railroad graded three and a quarter miles

Word from Bridger says three and a quarter miles of the Bear Creek railroad are graded at close of work this afternoon. Additional men and teams are being placed in service by Weast Bros., contractors, and by Monday they expect to advance the line further as weather allows.

The Standard Billings Bridger New Bear Creek Weast Bros

Grade Completion Target Sparks School Reconstruction Talk

Mr. Weast announced plans for 100 teams to work on the job with full grading completion expected by September. The briefing outlined phased progress and oversight to meet the schedule.

Weast

Montana Horse Sales Close Big Auction in Billings

The Montana Horse Sales company wrapped up a four day sale in Billings with over 1,500 horses sold to local and eastern buyers. About 500 head changed hands on the final day with prices from 7.50 to 150 dollars per head. All double stamped whiskey, Daly's.

Billings Montana Horse Sales Company

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Financial Center of State Passmore Company Levi Davis West Granite Emmet Sylvanus Masel Hope Addition A. L. Johnson Henry Street Lewissohn Timothy Wyoming Street W. J. Humphreys Peter de Siere A. H. Barret Washington and Galena Streets Clark Bros Carters Cose Dublin Daly California Lander’s Verona Gang Morris William Morris Stickley Arts and Crafts Daly's
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