Butte News In The Faul Clark Home Report
Describes the Associated Charities soup kitchen in Butte opened January at Paul Clark home. February served 1 185 soup orders to 1 125 individuals and 60 families. 287 meals and 23 garments sewn by young girls. Sew ing school, volunteer teachers, coal and clothing donations noted. cash balances and operations totals provided.
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Paul Clark Home Soup Kitchen
Associated Charities
Butte
Soup Department of the Home
Senator Clark
Symons Dry Goods Company
Great Northern tickets on sale to Anaconda and stations
Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway tickets are now available at the Great Northern ticket office 41 North Main street. Time card and freight rates are cheerfully furnished. For piano or organ value consult Orton Broc. with address 219 North Main street Butte.
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Orton Broc
N. Main Street
Butte
Sorrowful letter from Louise Wolff about son John Wolff
Louise Wolff writes from Virginia City detailing her son John Wolff's murder of Sheriff Sommers in Madison county and his descent into crime aided by Palmer. She describes a mother's heartbreak, plea for understanding, and urges readers not to judge, while recounting family losses, illness, and years of hope.
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Louise Wolff
John Wolff
Sommers
Madison County
Standard
Young Wolff
Wisconsin
Virginia City
Palmer
John
Jce
Postal Board
Aralin
Jades
John Wo'r
Eagle Pharmacy Moves to New Main Street Store
The Eagle Pharmacy relocates to a new store three doors above its former site and one door south of Park Street on Main, marking a local business expansion.
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The
Eagle Pharmacy
Park Street
Main
Two Husbands and a Wife Lead to Bigamy Case
William Hancock of Butte Montana pursued his wife who had left him for Edward McCall of Livingston After learning the pair shared a home and social ties Hancock confronted them in Helena and Livingston Then Sheriff Jefferson O Connell jailed the couple on bigamy and home violation charges Hancock vows to press the case McCall offered to return the wife but Hancock rejected the idea and seeks resolution Tickets on sale at Heilbronner s bowling allege for wrestling match tonight.
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William Hancock
Butte
Hancock
Canyon Creek
Colo
Edward McCall
Livingston
Russia
Helena
Emma
Caulfield
Helena Avenue
Jefferson O'Connell
McCall
O'Connell
Justice of the Peace
Steinmetz
Mabel Smith
Heilbronner
Democratic City Central Committee Meeting Notice
A meeting of the democratic city central committee is set for Saturday evening March 9 at the committee rooms over Mint saloon at 8 o'clock. H A Galwey chairman.
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Democratic City Central Committee
Mint Saloon
At & O'Clock
H. A. Galwey
Contractors notice for brick building removal on West Park
Contractors are invited to submit bids for the removal of the brick building at 312 West Park Street, immediately west of the High School. Bids due by March 14 by order of the Masonic Temple association, P O Box 125.
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West Park Street
The
Masonic Temple Association
Fair invites friends and patrons to 111 Hamilton Street
The Fair will be pleased to see its many friends and patrons at 111 Hamilton Street.
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Hamilton Street
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Wins Quick Patient Praise
Our druggists report a run on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with none left in town today. H Goddard of Edgemon Dak says it cures colds fast, loosens phlegm, and prevents pneumonia. John T Washburn of Gravois Mill Me lauds it for croup. Mrs E VanDeusen of Kilbourn Wis reports relief from stomach trouble and constipation using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets priced 25 cents with free samples.
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Chamberlain
H. Goddard
Edgemon
Dak
John T. Washburn
Gravois Mill
E. VanDeusen
Kilbourn
Wis
Suit Against the City Over Watson Avenue Sewer Demand
Neil McDonald, owner of the Braund house at Talbot and Watson, sues the city of Butte for 2000 dollars and seeks a writ of mandamus to force sewer construction on Watson Avenue. He claims the city refused his July 12, 1899 petition, arguing the sewerage is the city’s duty and needed to properly operate the hotel. Edward Byrne answers a divorce suit, denying most funds came from him, recounting August 1897 departure to Klondike and his efforts to support his family, while alleging his wife controlled the property income and aims to strip him of his stake. Judge Clancy fines several individuals for late court appearances. Sheriff Furey takes John O’Brien to the penitentiary for six years in a murder case. Also notices offer loans from J. M. Reynolds and advertise Schatzlein Paint Company wallpaper for spring 1901.
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Neil McDonald
Braund
Talbot and
Watson Avenues
Butte
Watson Avenue
Edward Byrne
Elizabeth Byrne
Klondike
Citizens Coal Co Ad Promotes Kemmerer Coal Price
Kemmerer coal, acknowledged as the best in the Butte market, costs no more than inferior grades. Why not have the best. Citizens' Coal Co., phone 538, No. 4 East Broadway.
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Kemmerer Coal
Butte
Citizens’ Coal CO
East Broadway
Ghost on the Moonlight Trail Terrorizes Centerville Miner
A Centerville miner, off duty from Moonlight mine, reports a moonlit encounter with a black-clad figure wearing a veil and a grinning skull. The creature revealed a horrific blue face, shrieked, then fled toward Summit street near Murphy's saloon, leaving the writer eager for the finder to identify the supposed fiend.
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Standard
Centerville
Dublin Gulch
Main Street
Mountain Con
Summit Street
Murphy's Saloon
Meeting of Butte Labor Party Members
A call to labor party representatives in Butte to meet at the Auditorium on Saturday March 4 1601 at 9 o'clock pm to elect a central committee to issue calls for caucuses primaries and a convention for nominating municipal candidates and to conduct other regular party business. Dated Butte Mont. March 8 1901.
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Labor Party
Butte
The Fair at 111 Hamilton Street
Community fair activity announced for 111 Hamilton Street with vendors, games, and family attractions. Local organizers invite families to attend, enjoy food stalls, live music, and activities across the day.
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Clancy
A. Ginsberg
A. W. Wilkinson
Geoff Lauzier
Furey
John O'Brien
Ole Thompson
Montana
J. M. Reynolds
New Post Office
Schatzlein Paint Company
Butte, Mont
Aen Missy S
Buirte
cHenmessyd
Department Ear
Hennessy’s
Hennessy
Marseilles
Nation
Switzerland
Pingree
Philadelphia
Smen
Slade
Ecru Union
Hennessy’s Meat Market
Hennessy's