Survey of Forest Lands and International Boundary Planned
Topographer AL Chapin arrives in Butte with a crew to survey government forest reserves in the Flathead region. The work will extend to the U S Canada boundary and the Mexico line, with monuments marking lines and a resumed border survey after recent congressional funding. The effort includes a southern boundary survey along Mexico and likely a continued northern boundary project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Chapin
United States
Shce
Chapman
Washington, D. C
Colorado
Hapman
Thornton Lasting
Flathead
Canada
United See
Mexico
Passing of Old Relic on Park Street in Butte
An aging wooden building on Park Street east of Drie coll near Main, erected nearly a quarter century ago, has paid for itself many times with rentals. Over 26 years the rent averaged about 50 dollars monthly, totaling around 15 000 dollars from an initial 150 investment. Used as salary offices then as a restaurant, dance hall, concert hall, lodging house, and second hand store, it remained tenanted and part of a deteriorating but historic block that once thrived with frontier life.
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Isetme
Parl Street
Main
Itn
Iron Park
Wyoming
Duya
Park
Butte
Anil
Ruite
Warriven Benevolent Ananciation Members Questioned
A fragmentary interview outlines the Warriven Benevolent association in Butte with questions about membership assessments dues and annual costs. It notes four tosses since organized and mentions officers and recruitment avenues through Sherman & Roel and a local polluntora contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Benevolent Association
John
Butte
Eeven
Tim Oalstence
Sherman & Roel
Mt Anttetter
Fragmented Tale of a Taian Encounter and Indian Man
A garbled narrative describes a young man and an Indian figure sharing a tense moment beside a house. The exchange includes questions about possessions and wives, while the Indian character asserts his identity and distance from others.
State convention plans and lectures announced
The first state convention aims to affiliate societies and form a state organization. Delegates arrive from Great Falls and Nelson, with events including evening lectures by Mr. Leadbeater and performances at venues such as Grand Opera House. A Sunday garden gathering honors Leadbeater as members plan a week of instruction and public talks.
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Theosa- Phiate
Voldhuerg
Ctreat
Lewdberter
Snemader
Jondon Lodge
Bulle
Eylaight
Gohummhts Gardens
Pram
Ade Mberklan
Wyn
Sud Mon
Moon
Knot Tied and Pair Leave Ae Amt by Che Peedener
Marriage notice: dehy A Bantord wed Sadie A Witdes tech Well. Thorne Morton acted as best dean. The joint ceremony occurred yesterday at Maria's Vee Baran with dusties and attendants noted.
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Che
Bantord
Sadie A
Ie Maria
Ars
Thorne Morton
All at One-Third Off sells fancy dress fabrics and laces
A garbled sale notice proclaims a broad assortment of laces, trimmings, nets, embroideries, gowns, and novelty robes advertised at deep discounts. Items include venises, appliques, Valenciennes, and mantilla lace plus silk ribbons and embroideries offered at nominal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nier
Vonlae
Poipare
Anesrhird
Dress Goods Sale Promises Bargains at Local Market
Mumbled notes describe a dress goods sale with various fabrics and prices. The text touts black and colored dress materials, wool blends, and yardage deals, mentioning a delay concession and yard options while praising quality and value at the market.
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Yale
Pheer
Hee Yard
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Butte News
Ernst
Lurte Sam Win
Brannie Wong
Boiwern
Thin Vonmairs
Patada Neingne
Sian
Newtaln
Warriven Benevolent
Plang
Qrion
Westin
Mupineau
Ranier Poinpwur
Reilvenlan
Mostan
Stony
Wloyen Cn No. 2
Maenhers
Murpleres’ Union
Lel No
Sind
Carl Epo
Wu S
TAO Intee Tn
Nouier
Une RA
Drath Ny
Hiten
Pring
Adaconar
Crowson
Sue Gard
Sig
Muni Deri Cambric
Daitcook
Wand Mack
Eine
Gemani
Jeveliir
Bigelow Axminsters
Bigelow
Asminsters
Brussels
Kara
Kashmir
Smyrna
Axminster
Grand Rapids
Mich
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