Butte Current Notes Showcasing Local Businesses and Notices
A compact page notes rentals and services including Orton Bros pianos and Dr Heine dentists. It lists tobacco cigars Anna Held and Harvard, music studio openings by Leo and Jennie Bryant, and transportation tips via Great Northern line. Marriage licenses issued for Pryor and Sloan and Court officials traveling to Helena are included among items.
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Orton Bros
Heine
Hennessy
Clifford
N. Main
Fred Orton
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Froehlich
West Granite
Anna
Queen Margarite
John Lindsay
Silver Bow Block
Robert Ellis
Call Scott's Stove Works
East Park
Shaw's
Butte Mer. Co
Hanson
Silver Bow
Bishop Brewer
St. John's Church
E. E. Gallogly
Butte
Anaconda
Leo C. Bryant
Jennie Morgan- Bryant
Tuttle Block
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Noah B. Pryor
Leah Sloan
Louis J. Larsen
Margaret
Injunction on Comanche mine to stay in force pending supreme court appeal
The injunction protecting the Comanche mine remains in effect at least until the Supreme Court acts on the Boston and Montana Company appeal from Judge Clancy’s restraining order. The court postponed hearings on dissolving the injunction and shortening trial time, with further action set for next Saturday.
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Comanche
Supreme Court
Boston & Montana Company
Clancy
Boston & Montana
Wetzstein
L. O. Evans
Denny
Evans
Supreme Curt
Heinze
Anaconda Company
Nipper
Cotter
John J. MecHatton
A. J. Shores
MecHa
McLaugh
Pay $10 for a year’s Anaconda Standard subscription
Advertises a one year subscription to the Anaconda Standard with advance payment of ten dollars and a handsome premium, Famous Art Reproduced, prepaid.
Easter Milinery Rise Ahead of Easter Sunday
Mrs Powers, Hennessy’s head milliner, returns from Paris and New York purchases to prepare an array of spring hats and bonnets for Easter. Her team will craft pieces reflecting fashion’s latest ideas and artistry for the coming holiday crowd.
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Mrs. Powers
Hennessy
New York
Railway Tickets On Sale To Anaconda and Stations
Butte and Anaconda railway announces ticket sales to Anaconda and all stations via the Great Northern ticket office at 41 North Main street. Information on card and freight rates cheerfully furnished.
Eagle Pharmacy Moves to New Store Location
The Eagle Pharmacy relocates to a new store three doors above the old stand and one door south of Park Street, GN Man.
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The
Eagle Pharmacy
Park Street
Gn Man
Remains of Michael Dennihee at Sherman’s undertaking parlors
The remains of Michael Dennihee lie at Sherman’s undertaking parlors. The funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Michael Dennihee
Sherman
March Birthstone Bloodstone in Rings and Repairs
The March birthstone is the bloodstone and it appears in numerous rings sold at low prices. An engraved poem links it to March bravery and reputation. The advertisement claims bloodstone rings from $1.50 and up in various gold settings and offers watch repairs and a free eye test by an expert optician.
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Bloodstone
Butte Mining Stock Surges on Copper Ore Prospects
The Emma shaft yields highquality ore signaling a permanent copper mine and a temporary share price of 1.50. The Butte Mining & Development stock sale in the East attracts a Boston banking firm buying 100000 shares. Treasury stock nears exhaustion and price will rise to par at 5. Stock is non assessable.
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Emma
Butte Mining & Development Company
Boston
Treasury
Reynolds & M'Dowell
East Broadway
Butte
Citizens' Coal Co Offers Top Coal at No Higher Price
Kemmerer coal, acknowledged as the best in the Butte market, costs no more than inferior grades. Citizens' Coal Co. operates at No. 4 East Broadway and can be reached by phone at 538.
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Kemmerer Coal
Butte
Citizens’ Coal Coo
East Broadway
Suspected Robbery Involving Dick Foley
Dick Foley a policeman under Major Harrington was arrested by Officer McQueeney on a complaint by Mike Morrissey claiming a $15 robbery. The pair had spent the night in drinking places and are old friends. Foley was released in the afternoon and denies the charge, calling it spite work. He plans to work in the mines when possible.
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Dick Foley
Major Harrington
McQueeney
Mike Morrissey
Morrissey
Foley
Butte
Eight Hour Day Set By Butte Union In 1901 Pact
At a February meeting of Butte Teamsters' union No 14 W U the eight hour day was established for members under its jurisdiction starting May 1 1901 with a minimum wage of six dollars. Published by order of Teamsters' union No 15 James Stickler president Ed McCarrick secretary. Also notes Northwestern University of Polytechnics has begun admitting students to its preparatory department urging enrollment for stenography or bookkeeping courses available day or evening sessions.
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Butte & Boston Placer
The
Gulf
James Burns
William Doyle
Butte Teamsters’ Union No. 14
Teamsters’ Union No
James Stickler
ED McCarrick
Northwestern University of Polytechnics
Fair invites friends at 111 Hamilton Street
The Fair will be pleased to see its many friends and patrons at 111 Hamilton Street inviting community members to visit and enjoy the event.
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Hamilton Street
Jury Sides With Gillette Herzog In $15000 Damage Suit
Judge Knowles instructed the jury in the case James W. Brown v Gillette Herzog Co. ruling for the defendant. Brown, a steel worker on the Hennessy building project four years ago, was injured in a fall and signed a release for $250. The suit claimed he was unaware of its significance.
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Knowles
United States Court
James W. Brown
Gillette-Herzog Company
Brown
Hennessy
Slater's Shoes Cut Price Sale At Hennessys Monday
Canadians cheer a sale at Hennessys Montreal offering Slater's finest $6 and $650 shoes for 2.95 with displays in Granite street windows. A basket social by Silver City Hive No 3 L O T M at Cood Templars hall on March 6, ladies bring baskets or 25 cents admission. Marie Stein bern R.
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Slater
Montreal
Hennessy
Silver City
Cood Templars
Marie Steinbern
Alta lodge Grand Ball and Supper in Centerville
Alta lodge No 18 D of H offers a grand ball and supper on Monday evening March 4 at Hibernian hall Centerville. Prizes will be awarded for best lady and gentleman waltzer and best cakewalkers. Tickets 60 cents a couple extra lady 25 cents.
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Alta Lodge No. 18
D. of H
Hibernian Hall
Centerville
Wal Zerg
Lynch Stabbing at Poor Farm Leaves Wound Minor
Dennis Lynch, stabbed by James A. Griffin at the poor farm late Friday night, sustained a slight wound near the wrist artery. Griffin remains delirious. the attending physician ordered his transfer to a hospital.
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Dennis Lynch
James A. Griffin
Lynch
Griffin
Memorial of a late husband and thanks for aid
Notice from Mrs Annie Collins and children thanking the Select Knights and Ladies Grand Lodge for a $2,000 policy and Silver Lodge No 1 members for assistance after the death of John Collins. Mentions a brother in Fitchburg Mass and a bicycle rider who fell ill and was taken to St Pauls.
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Tal
St. Paul's
Maine
Butteno
Fitchburg
Mass
Grand Lodge of the Select Knights and Ladies
John Collins
Silver Lodge No. 1
Deputy Davies
Annie Collins
Chil
Fruit and property for sale near San Ileco with crops
Four miles from San Ileco overlooking the city and bay Cortins 60 acres under cultivation within one mile of street cars. Oranges, lemons, graves, prunes and other crops. Good two story residence and all necessary buildings with perpetual water right. Will take half in improved Butte property. Apply to 390 Fariss & Bro. 5 Silver Bow block Butte.
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San Ileco
Cortins
Butte
Fariss & Bro
Silver Bow Block Butte
No hat like the Knox hat from Hennessy
Spring display at Hennessy features Knox hats in new shapes and colors. The ad promotes the Knox hat as the choice of the world's best dressed.
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Knox
Hennessy’s
Wichita's Wild Frontiers in Nation’s Reform Eyes
From the New York Sun dispatch Wichita, Kansas, is portrayed as a rough frontier town 50 years earlier, when saloons, gambling, and armed bands dominated. A stranger businessman survives a violent night in a hotel as local factions enforce order with a gun.
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New York Sun
Wichita
Kane
Carrie Nation
Aissour River
Busness
Caaparral
Stramer
Lardord
Roya
Ced
Pett Corts of Mal Unage Revealed in Congo Theft
A fragmentary report notes sacks looted by natives in the Congo were taken home by wives as Petticoats. The empty French error suggests a colonial court or local inquiry into the theft and its misused goods.
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Pett Corts
Congo
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Union
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Montana
Stephens
Federal Court
Guthrie
Faust
Marshal
Helena
J. W. Kemper
Pat Mullins
D. A. Hopkins
R. O. Merriman
Butte Land and Investment Company
Manhattan
Hennessy's
Towia
J Welers
W. Park St
Bulte, Mont
J. W. Brown
Hospital Orly
Calfornia Ranch
Teiderteet
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
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Dulelig
Lue
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Morrow
Catering Department
Bond & Lillard
Belle of Nelson
Puck
A. Booth
Cash Grocery
Montara
Pome
Diamondville
Wyo
Northwest Coal Company
O'fle
Main Street
Broadway and
Main Butte
University of Pennsylvania
Owsey
Lee Mantle
Chee Schnatalein
Fayette Haverington
Charles R. Leona
A. B. Clements
Avig. Helnge
Henry Mueller
Frank Hesins
OF Butte
W. W. Dixon
Joan L. Ryan
Co. C. Swinsoane
R.A Kowget
Ase
O. & Lewis
J Tt
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Verg Fayette Harrington
Ms & White
Silver Bow National Bank
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United States
Europa
First National Bank
Andrew J. Davis
James A Talbott
BK. B. Weicke
George Stevenson
Europe
State Savings Bank
Her Man
Jah Bude
Ome
Ion Pee den
T. M. Hodgens
J. O Hodgena
W. Park