Tutte City Council Meets Briefly Amid Bond and Sidewalk Talks
Acting Mayor Royle presided as 10 aldermen met in Tutte City Council. Key actions included approving a $30,000 bond for W.O.H. Reber to seek an electric night franchise, and levying social assessments for permanent and wooden sidewalks. The judiciary and street committees discussed judges and clerks for spring elections, sidewalk renovations, and alley/road work.
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Tutte
Royle
Ambrose
Bouck Doull
Mullins
Naughton
Ryan
Sulivan
Whitney
Winscott
Seleron
W.O H. Reber
Judiciary Committee
Doull
Silver
Montana
Woolmtreet Ewer
Gambrinis
Cromeall
Oregon
Jude
Elizabeth Murphy
City council notes crossings and street plans
The council reviewed proposals for crossings and sidewalk condemnations along Montana Street by the Fanty theater. It recommended keeping the Parrot Mine No 6 track open, extending a street end project, and advertising for bids on Dakota Street paving while noting an absence extension for five days. Adjourned.
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Coureil
Montana Street
Fanty Theater
Potter
O ‘Anaconda
Parrot Mine No 6
Wannington Street
eChenk Sperling
Ogden
Gitens Ant Dalat Mreda
Sferk
Dakota Street Paving Committee
Resistry
Firat
East Side
F C Dugan
A. W. Menussend
Miners Union elects officers after lengthy count
The semi annual election of the Hut te Miners Union concluded after about 18 hours of tallying. Frank Oe was elected president without opposition and James Shea won the vice presidency by a 2 to 1 margin over Eddy Loria. William Wan was re elected recording secretary without opposition. John Murphy edged John Sheehan for another post and several others were chosen for trustees and related offices. The shop advertises tuning and repairing services by Harry Hunter at Sherman’s piano house.
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Hutte Miners Union
Frank
James Shea
Eddy Loria
William By Wan
Joh Murphy Wa
John. Sheehan
Keeseton
Nick Long
Tina Wiley
John’ M. Kennedy
Dan J. McCarthy
Holly Williams
Copley
Warden
Sind Wel
Ham “Hennessy
Nelal Com
Donovan
Florry Sullivan
Thorry O'Leary
Maher
John
Harrington
Feeney
Mike McCarthy
Das Lynch
Brave 5 year old rescues drowning boy in Butte shaft
A brave five year old, Flace Pierson, spotted a boy near a shaft in South Main Street and shouted for help. The child risked her safety to stretch across the pit and pull 14 year old McKennie from the water. Rescuers revived him with rubbing and measures, and he recovered. The incident occurred near Hoy Dickincon's house.
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McKennie
South Main Street
Flace Pierson
M Pierson
Hoy
Proposed Northwestern Pavilion Becomes Regional Center
Plans unveil a massive roller skating and basketball pavilion by James T. Berne to rise on entrance matana street near Fink. The 216 by 100 foot interior will feature factory-grade trusses, a lofty floor, and a unique East-sourced two inch lumber for a smooth skating surface. 750 skates with aluminum wheels are ordered, with a portion reserved for private use, as electricians organize a city team to perform on opening grounds.
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James T. Berne
Lce Fink
Matana Street
Targest
Syn
Chicago
Byrne
Forret
Physicians Banquet Honors Portland Doctor in Butte
Silver Bow County Medical I0 hosted a banquet at the Thornton hotel last evening for Dr. Te. be illespie of Portland who is visiting the city. Dozens of physicians from Butte and nearby towns attended including Drs. Murray, Hamond, McCrimmon, Alexander, Warren, Leavitt, Tremblay, Grigg, McDonald, Sullivan, Renick, Donnelly, Johnston, and more. The guest of honor was nicknamed Blue Ribbon Ceylon teats.
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Silver Bow
Horst
Alexander
New Camp of Manhattan Springing Up in Nevada
Reese B Wampler, once a miner near Butte now in Goldfield Nevada, reports Manhattan town in Nye County booming with rapid gold ore discoveries. He notes the town grew from six tents at year start to about 10 000 residents and rising, with arrivals by foot and various conveyances. He says the surrounding Shoshone Montgomery district and Tonopah area are booming as well and mentions infrastructure and prospects drawing campers and workers. мероприятие It also advertises a lotion product and a lodge meeting at G T hall on March 8 with Towle Winterhatter sales.
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Reese B. Wampler
Butte
Goldfield
Nev
Wampler
Manhattan
Nevada
Shoshone-Montgomery
Tonopah
Clark Road
Plan You Can Buy a Diamond From Itkin by Cash Installments
Plan to buy a diamond from Itkin by paying one fourth in cash and the rest in small weekly or monthly installments. Itkin gives the diamond immediately after the first payment. Example: a $100 diamond paid $25 now, then $2.50 weekly or $10 monthly until paid.
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Itkin
Price Itkin Guarantees Lower Installment Diamonds
Price Itkin guarantees lower prices on installment plans than cash buys elsewhere. He asserts Butte residents, who are generally prosperous, would pay cash if cheaper options were found. He promises refunds anytime if a cash diamond equals or undercuts his weekly or monthly price, and claims credit prices are about 10 percent below others' cash prices.
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Itkin
Butte
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