Miner's Sudden Collapse and Death at Never Sweat mine
David J. Creighton, a 63 year old miner, collapsed while working at the Never Sweat mine in Butte, dying a short time later on the surface. Dr. Sohn-Rion attributed heart disease as the cause. Widowed wife, three daughters, and extended family mourn his passing. funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Ceeighroy
Te Second Aoor
James’ Hospital
Sohn- Rion
Dard Creighton
Kinkread
Tutte Ramp
Walsh
David
Creighton
Daughers
Archie Gillis
Hugh McMichnn
Butte
Prat
KR. Foote
Dillon Norgat School
Fir Street
East Butte
Heinze Assigns Mining Options Through State Savings Bank
Augustus Heinze assigns a series of options on mining claims and interests to Thomas F. Cale via State Savings Bank. The options cover Belmont lode Belmont addition Henge dact Nora Jode Homestake Colleen Bawn Canyon Jode and Chief Joseph claims with varying stake percentages and values. Executed June 4, 1903 for one year and reassigned in New York to Mr. Cale on February 6, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Heinee
Ford
Behalr
Thomas F. Cale
State Savings Bank
Heinze
Belmont Lode
Belmont
Nora Jode Clair
Heiner
Heine
Colleen Bawn
Teinze
Uotgene
Aneope
Joseph
New York
Coie
Dance Night Planned at Renshaw Hall
A forthcoming Saturday dance at Renshaw Hall promises a lively evening with new acts and a fresh bunting of attendees. Last Saturday’s event drew a crowd, though some claimed the floor plan and seating caused confusion for about two hundred patrons.
Butte Briefs Snapshot of Transients and Local Visits
Frank Fe from Helmmit, Jones cane over, Warton of Wain Springs, land George of Teng Taiet Ike Thornton, garlind of Galt, ro rolerday from Wueinens trip. Carl turned ye to Goldfiet Kartry Bond, Dillon resident, arrived for brief visit. Mr and Mrs Charles Fraveman of Beremiaa ran the city yesterday. Thomas Horan, formerly of Butte now of Bin, is a lawyer at Thornton. Paul M Brown, Dillon merchant, arrives in Butte for a day or two to tend business.
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Frank FE
Jones
Helmmit
Warton
Wain Springs
Butte
George Th
Ike ‘Thornton
Garlind
Galt Orowk
Lerday
Carl
Charles Fraveman
Beremiaa
California
Thomas
Horan
Buite
Bin
Lin Pracy
Thornton
Paul M. Brown
Dillon
Bulle
Movement against Venezuela centers on Trinidad Island
Paris dispatch reports revolutionists gathering on Trinidad awaiting arms and supplies before landing on Venezuela coast. In Lexington Missouri, March 2, Towson University trustees have formally pulling from intercollegiate athletics amid a high figure.
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Paris
Venezuela
Foot
Trinidad
Arey
Lexington
Towington University
Pitngraer
Higcfea
Big sale of men's shirts at Beecally low prices
A chaotic ad lists dozens of men's shirts and accessories on sale including fancy madras and silk striped shirts at $1.50, Manhattan shirts at $1.75, linen collars two for 25¢, gloves, handkerchiefs, silk scarves, and watches. Many items feature big discounts from higher prices, with various colors, sizes, and attached features emphasized.
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Cron
New York
Manhattan
Alen
le Mon
Knox
Savoy
Senate debates Five Civilized Tribes bill in Washington
Washington March 2 The senate spent most of the day considering the Five Civilized Tribes appropriation and related matters. Senator La Follette pressed an amendment to bar railroad stockholders from controlling tribal business in Indian Territory, leading to a tabled proposal as the bill moves toward joint action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
la Follette
Ga Vollette
Tailronda Front
Tillan
Ntl Diendtary Committee
Mrorenk Princhul Chiela
United Stats Courts
Anteriar Twessimne
Indian Territory
Closing Revival Service at Presbyterian Church
The closing service at First Presbyterian Church featured Dr. Ray Palmer delivering a farewell sermon on The Power and Perpetuity of the Bible from Matthew 24 35. The large audience praised his work with votes of thanks as the congregation prepared for a union meeting to begin Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Ray Palmer
Palmer
X Union
Highest price paid for stock sheep in Monthan sale
Special Dispatch to the Stannard Lewistown reports Thomas Murray of Philtrook sold year old wetheys to Sweet Grass county buyers at 28 per head. Delivery to be made immediately.
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Simmer
Stannard
Lewistown
Monthan
Thomas Murray
Philtrook
Sweet Grass County
Wetheys
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Tunmas 1 Cole
Renshaw Hall
Out
Humnels
Ste
Hennessy
Mite Lorge
Tuba
Renata
Ater
Banister
Noe Department
Redfern
Warner
House
Presbyterian Church
Shakesper
Richard
Hamlet
Shakespeare
Walter Scott
Sengt
Charles Dickens
Queen Victoria
England
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