Notice of Ejectment from Butte City Hall
City officials plan to eject Fire Chief Sanger and move him to Quartz Street station after contractors file bonds and begin alterations. Street Commissioner McLaughlin favored to serve notice. Contract for changes totals about 3,500 dollars with plumbing costs 1,200 to 1,400. Chief Sanger accepts relocation but seeks a private office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger
City Hall
McLaughlin
Quartz Street
Lane
Experts find opera house safe after four independent tests
Four independent experts hired by the opera house company concluded the building is strong and secure with no basis for public apprehension. Building Inspector Lane affirmed its safety and the south wall, once sagging, has been replaced with no remaining concerns. City leaders and the Hesler firm echoed confidence in the findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Opera House
M. J. McCune
Charles Lane
F. W. Blackford
D. P. Wortman
R. A. Day
Western Lumber Company
Lane
Davey
J. K. Hesler
Opera House Company
Calamity Jane to Meet Calamity in East Reception
Josephine Winfield Brake, an author from New York, will escort Calamity Jane to Buffalo for a West inspired reception at the exposition. The two departed Livingston for St. Paul and will later head to Buffalo, where Jane will receive a lavish home and opportunities to tell western tales. Generals Miles and Iegan and Buffalo Bill were named as old friends Jane may encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Winfield Brake
New York
Montana
Jane
Livingston
St. Paul
Buffalo
General Miles
Buffalo Bill
General Iegan
Nez Perces
United States
Standard
West
Mrs. Brake
Tickets to Buffalo and Epworth League trips advertised
Tickets to Buffalo for pan American exposition go on sale on the first and third Tuesdays each month with round trip rates of 64.50 and 66.00. Epworth League San Francisco passage July 18 to 21 sells at 50.00 round trip with stops allowed and valid to Aug 31. For details contact W H Merriman at the Northern Pacific Railway office in Butte Montana. Set in the swim and bicycle races at the saucer with ladies free with male escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. P. Ry
Lakes
San Francisco
N. P
W. H. Merriman
Gen.! Agt
Cor. Park and Main &Sts
Butte, Mont
Newly Wedded Couples Home Suggestion
A bride reviews the home provided by her husband and agrees on most ideas. A small room brings gloom until she jokes with a hammer and suggests adding a bath by Killeen the plumber, with phone 268 and showrooms at 21 West Broadway.
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Killeen
Phone
West Broadway
How Housewives Read and Write Bursts of Chinese Servants
A Montana piece describes Chinese domestics in Butte rapidly gaining literacy reading newspapers and attending night school. It cites a Helena servant as the first educated Chinaman in Montana and credits Chinatown Baptist missions for guiding youth toward knowledge. Ladies with male escorts free at the saucer track tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Coply
Montana
Jesse Taylor
Helena
Gulch
Baptist Mission
Chinatown
Summer excursion fares on Great Northern routes
Basin and return to Basin and back at $1.00 with Sunday validity. Boulder and return also $1.00 on Sundays. Basin and return from Friday to Monday priced at £1.59. Boulder and return Friday to Monday priced at $1.60. Contact J. E. Dawson I A at 41 North Main Street.
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Basin and Return
Boulder and Return
J. EB. Dawson
I. A
North Main Street
Odd Fellows Excursion to Twin Bridges Sunday
Three special trains depart Montana Union Depot at 8 8:30 and 9 3 a m on Sunday July for Twin Bridges Return trains leave Twin Bridges at 6 and 10 p m Round trip fare is 1 25 children 65 cents Everyone invited First motor tandem race sighting noted and promised tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Twin Bridges
Montana Union Depot
Masonic Funeral Notice for Bartolo Tonsil
Silver Bow lodge No 48 A L and A M to attend funeral of Bartolo Tonsil of Ottawa lodge No 51 Maryeville at Masonic temple July 12 1901. Visiting brothers invited. Also railway ticket sales to Anaconda and nearby stations at Great Northern office 41 North Main. Chapman to ride Red Devil in motor tandem race on the saucer tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren of
Silver Bow
Chapman
Market Man and Medico Arrested
A local physician, Dr Nelson McGarvin, was cited by City Health Officer Leggat for failing to report a birth. The health department also investigated McCarthy Choquette meat on North Main for occasionally being too gamey. Artie Bell steers the Turville Red Devil on the saucer tonight with free entry for ladies with male escorts. The Why Cigar Co will open wholesale and retail at 15 Main Street Anaconda next Monday, sold out. Mr Charles Heckler bought Kentucky Liquor Co at 8 West Park Street for almost $8000 and plans remodeling to open by Monday the 15th. A note announces a major-tandem race on the saucer tonight and a funeral procession for Samuel Mellon with Argenta lodge No 49 members summoned to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leggat
Nelson McGarvin
North Main Street
Health Department
Why Cigar Co
Main Street
Anaconda
Kentucky Liquor Company
No. 8
West Park Street
Charles Heckler
Heckler
Montana
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Butte News
Quartz
St. Louis A. B. C
DR. Norcross
Owsley Block
Norcross
Nop Crs
Oosiessios
Sue
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
BUITE
Gerner Arisona and Aluminum Ste. Telephone
4Rca, Bonner, Mon
Missoula
Frontier
Sition
Will
Turville
Artie Bell
May
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railway Co
Medico
Argenta Lodge No 49
Hibernia Hall
Samuel Mellon
Peter M’dermott
William J. Honey
M.M
Hennessy
Marseilles
Mt. Pleasant
Hennessy’s
Butterick
Butterick Pattern Department
Keiser
H. & I. Brand
Keiser Barathea
Putte, Montana
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