Butte South Side Grows With Modern Homes and Streets
Butte's south side expands rapidly as old landmarks vanish for new buildings. Winding roads yield to well laid streets, permanent walks, and a modern suburb renown for well kept homes. The area shows greater residential development and new houses replacing older structures.
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Butte
South Butte Growth Promises Business Center Shift
The Gallatin addition drew pioneers to a south side expansion that spurred a steady southward flow. Harrison avenue frontage commands high prices as the easterly south side rises toward Harvard street. Hamilton addition along Englewood car line shows many new homes and waterworks. Warren & Rogers and Morton build bungalows to meet demand. If growth continues, the south side may rival old Butte, aided by The Butte Land and Investment Company. Oldest living graduate Stephen K. Williams, Newark NY, 1837.
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Gallatin
South Side
Harrison Avenue
South Butte
Chelsea
Hurlburt
Harvard Street
Hamilton
Warren & Rogers and Morton
Floral Park subdivision praised for beauty and growth
The article lauds Bolever and Brown for planning Floral Park with strict building restrictions creating uniform, modern homes. It notes ample trees, utilities, and rail service improvements, with 5 more bungalows under construction and favorable terms to buyers. It also mentions an Italian bread process using germination and warm baths.
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Floral Parkiton
Addiiton
Floral Park
Bolever
Butte
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