City Council Sees Brief Session and Bond Action
Acting Mayor Boyle presided as nine aldermen met in a brief session. The meeting approved naming registration agents for the spring election, discussed a $20,000 bond for WWIL Reber to back electric light franchise work, and ordered sidewalk and street repairs plus new crosswalks.
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Ryan
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Whitney
Woiseoll
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W. A. Reber
Janes R. ‘Thompson
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Miners' Union elects officers after tense vote
The Butte Miners Union completed its officer selection after a long election. Frank Connor was re elected president, William Mulloy re elected secretary, ML Murphy named financial secretary, and Harrington won the nominality of treasurer. Committee members and trustees were also chosen. The union plans ongoing services and notes a new piano department in the shop.
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Jory O'Nell
John Henersy
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Flory Sullivan
Barry O'Leary
James Micher
John S. Hughinton
Mike Feetrey
Mike Motuauy
Dan Tyneh
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Esblon
Our new ldleums boast durability and beauty
The article notes improved strength and beauty in new ldleums, claiming a 190 percent gain in trade and steady production. It highlights the woods’ superiority and a weekly punt quality claim as evidence, reflecting industry praise and marketing emphasis.
Rescued From Death In Butte Shaft Hole
A brave woman, Mary McKenzie, while near 301 South Street, rescued a child from a water-filled shaft in Butte Monday night. Meyearsoll Mlus de Pierson aided and ensured the child reached safety before the water rose again. A shaft near the area holds eight feet of water and dangers persist at this time of year.
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Mlus de Pierson
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Giker
Swadter
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Urennse
Maryckeind
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Meringe
Keen
Parmer
Proposed Northwest Pavilion Promises Largest Structure
Historic plans outline a massive pavilion on South Montana Street with a 2 square foot: floor area and a long truss framed interior. The project aims to host skating, basketball, and private use with 730 slate bearing wheels and top quality materials. Local workers rallied to form a team to be ready for ground breaking and opening events.
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Lamber
An Byrne
Renini
Tmnes
Physicians Banquet Honors Dr Gillespie in Butte Sir City
The Silver Bow County Medical Society held a banquet at the Prain tents hotel last evening for Dr R J Gillespie of Portland who is visiting the city. Attending were numerous physicians including Drs Murray Harm on McCrimmon Horst Byres Leavitte Turner Tremblay Bhickinen Grigg McDonald Suva Lenick Monahan Pormelly Johnstan Larson McCinn White and others.
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Butte
YT. J. Murray
J. S. Harmon
PW. McCrimmon
Carl Horst
Aldsander
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B.D. Leavite
Chris Turner
J. A. Tremblay
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H. J. McDonald
T. J. Suva
Ll. W. Jlenick
Ret. Monahan
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Lug Pormelly
J. C Johnstan
Carl J. Larson
McCinn
White
Walt
New Camp of Manhattan Comes to the Front
Tess Wampler, formerly mining in Butte, now in Goldfield Nevada, arrived in the city to pursue estate business. He reports a new town called Manhattan has risen in Nevers hammer with rapid growth from six tents to about 5000 residents. Boosting Nevada’s region including Goldfield Shoshone Montgomery and Tonopah, he says the Click road will link Bullfrog as the mining boom expands.
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Butte
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Nevada
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Tonopah
Fragmentary advert fragment mentions venue and purchase terms
The readable text hints at a local event or tournament at Athl. GT. hall on a Thursday in March with Towle & Winterhalter offering purchases on a small deposit and a money back guarantee, while Fossilman and other vendors appear in the fragment.
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