Butte Advertisers Promote Local Services and Rail Deals
A jumble of local blurbs lists piano tuners, dentists, and specialists with addresses in Butte Montana. It notes a New York Journal fight account, theater plans, and a Great Northern through sleeping car to Minneapolis St Paul. A Sunday rail round trip rate from Butte to Gregson Springs Anaconda Mountain Vie Park is offered starting May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
Pat Mitchell
Walkerville
Salt Lake
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Corbett and Jeffries
New York Journal
A. W. Hagen
Charles Hige
Dane & Ryler
All Star
Montana
Mountain Vie
Crystal Springs
Special meeting in Hemlock circle and shoe sale tease
Painters visit wax works. Standard office prints notices. Hemlock circle No. 126 meets today at 2 p m. Nora Harrington. The Tassell's store advertises a closing out sale with W L Douglas shoes at $3.50, urging buyers to hurry before the 20 day limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock Circle
Nora Harrington
Tassell’s
W. Park
Douglas Shoes
Tassell's
W. L. Douglas
Tassell
Case Reversed in Federal Bankruptcy Dispute
Attorney John A. Shelton reports the U.S. circuit court reversed a lower court verdict in the bankruptcy estate case of Alex Mackel trustee for Fred A. Bartlett against Rae Hochester. The original ruling favored Hochester on stock possession after fraud claims. the appellate court overturned, returning the issue to review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Shelton
San Francisco
United States Crcuit Court
Alex Mackel
Fred A. Bartlett
Rae Hochester
Mackel
Bartlett
Hocherster
Knowles
Court of Appeals
Silver Bow Republicans in County Convention
Silver Bow Republicans meet in a harmonious county convention selecting sixty two delegates and alternates to the state convention at Butte tomorrow. They adopt resolutions, offering no comfort for Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Morrow
Clark
Judge W H De Witt Nominated National Committeeman
Silver Bow Republicans at their county convention endorse Judge W H DeWitt for national committeeman and urge his selection by state delegates. The gathering elected C F B Lloyd as temporary chairman and J O H Vivian as permanent chair, approved resolutions praising McKinley, and set a large slate of delegates and alternates for the state convention in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Butte
C. FB. Lloyd
J. O H. Vivian
Moore
Republican Party
Lloyd
Kessler
Lawton
Montana
Byron H. Cook
Toosevelt
West
John A. Plint
Weller
Trench
Robert Tait
Georg Chater
W. P. Ball
William Robingen
Thomas Barrett
Charles Trowbridge
H. Asgood
C. J. Stevenson
Charles Lyord
Henry Jefferson
John Deidge
John O'Keefe
Clymo
James Tickel
Wiliam Pinkham
Weler
Frank Barrett
S. H. Treloar
Malcom Gillis
Thomas Stodden
L. J. Hamilton
K. Leonard
J. Chauvin
George W. Irvin
Miles Cavanaugh
W. Vi. DeWitt
Thomas Trull
D. J. Girard
W. B. Reynolds
Mat Trudgen
Tony Donati
Committee On Permanent Organization and Order of Business
J. H. Vivian
George Pascoe
Vivgian
Lloyd de War R
William Giallick
R. Hopkins
Eugene Carroll
W. C. Thomas
J. R. Creighton
B. F. Plummer
George Lindsay
B. H. Dunshee
Josiah Knight
Committee
United
United States
McKinley
Gers
Democratic Party
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Silver Bow
Philadelphia
Committee On
Thompson
Willian
Montana Territory
Roberts
DeWitt
Hutte
Ith
Dew
National Committee
Rational Organization
Bilver Bow
Silver Bow delegates adopt caucus results at state convention
The article lists multiple names including J B Rickards and C Darrow as officers elected by the Silver Bow delegation. It notes motions to vote as a unit for John F Forbis and for Judge Te Witt on the national committee, with headquarters at 107 East Broadway to remain open. Also mentions upcoming Great Northern Railway excursion sales and a local sale at The Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Rickards
C. Darrow
A.F. Bray
Silver Bow County
Byron H. Cook
Joan N. Kirk
K. S. Booth
Silver Bow
John F. Forbis
Judge Te Witt
Republicans
Fast Broadway
I. Silver Bow
Burlington A Big Road In Length Exceeded by Only One in the World
A local feature highlights Burlington’s famed road length, claiming it surpasses most places while noting it trails only one other road worldwide. The piece underscores regional pride and travel interest in the route.
Burlington Route Vast Network Aims High Rail Growth
The Burlington Route operates across eleven states with 36 000 men 1 600 locomotives 40 000 freight and 1 200 passenger cars. It runs 600 trains daily earns 45 million dollars yearly and serves 1 200 towns with general agencies coast to coast. Portage railways on the Columbia plan opening cheap transport to force rate competition. Fort Laramie Guernsey extension nearing May 15 arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Union
Boston
San Francisco
Dallas
Texas
Helena
Mont
Port Laramie
Wyo
Burlington Railroad
Guernsey
Hurlington
Fort Laramie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
The
Standard
Mast Broadway
Mattingly
Babeos
Baltimore
Orton Bros
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
J. W. Reed
N. Main
Fred Orton
Read Hight & Pairfield’s
Ore
Isabel Glidden
Mand
Owsley Block
Tel
Der
J. EB. Cowperthwaite
Owsley
Sherman
J. M. Froehlich
W. Adwy
Hanson
Martin Mellett
Neil Street
Standard Publishing Company
Cited States
Renshaw Hall
Cook's
Goss Park Street
FE I
Mayer
West Park
W.H. DE Witt
Selecion
Nations
W. H. DeWitt
J. KE. Richards
William Dyer
J. O. Evans
W. Pinkham
William Fildy
R. Leonarea
J. RR. Creightor
Steven Williama
A. A. McMillan
B. Hi. Dunshee
Bray
Allaedin
Darrow
J. WH
Vivian W. H. Roberts
R. Frank Piersch
H. Cook
M. Rober
W. Gallick
George Lindsay L
J. Hamilton
John N. Kirk Bavin
Malcolmits
John Peadick
M. Campbel W
Thomas BK. F. Plummer BE
E. Culkins
Bam J. Reynold
Thomas Driscoll
Clinton H. Moo
RB Batterma
Uw. Meyer W
W. KK. Reynolds
P. H. Manchester
Kayes Cannon
David Lawrence
A. ¢Yibert TY. J. Bennetts
John Krdiriee
W. FR. Young
McWilliams
Harves T
Miles
James Tickell
Joseph Vegte
Hl. Wearing
PL Rodabank
Thomas Stadden
Watson Weismer
Alex Laist
Wallace Carbett
Booth
Joseph Corby
W. H. Nichols
Joseph Bryant
J. M. Beebe
Harry Goodland
A. A. Abbott
W. H. Winters
Andrew Young
Fred Paul
J. BF. Cewperthwaite
H. Jefferson
PD. H. Kiastings
Joseph Bilver
Joseph Binge
Payette Harrington
Thomas Beadden
Turner John Burki
J. H. Congdon
William J. Robina
T. D. Gardner
George Bettenson
William
Joseph Angenr
J. Oliver
Loomis
M. Part
William J. Slater
OW. Haskios
John Herron
Charles Lyford
Boulder
Basin and Reurn Co
Sores Butte
Alhambra
Basin and Sue Neste Cy i OU
North Main Street
J. EB. Dawson
Teneral
Ingrain
Price
Brownfield-Canty Carpet CO
W. Park St
Butte, Montana
Earvs
Charles Francis Adams
Charlies Francis Adame
Union Pacific
North Pacific
Mantte
Portland
Columbia
Snake Rivers
Dalies
Celilo
Portlan’d Chamber of Commerce
United Setion
Washington
Columbia River
Adams
Lewiston
Chicago
New York
Missouri River
Kansas City
Upper
National Educational Association
Charleston
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Black Hills
South Dakota
Denver
Rockies
Lake Michigan
Brobeck
de Durkie
Jersey
W. Broadway
Butte, Mont
Arizona
A. Augendre
Paris
Gail
Newbro Drug Co
Katte
France
D. M. Newbro Deug Co
Bette
Norcross
Owsley Bock Butte
Muar
T. G. Heine
M.D
Hennessy
Madam Shields
West Broadway
City Library
Strasburger Harness Co
E. Park Street
Phone
Carder Bros
Quartz
Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Co
C. S. Batterman
State Savings Bank
Corner Main and Park
John A Creighton
P. W. Stapleton
T M. Hodgens
Europe
Tians
Jonon Acreighton
Bee
Stapletor
A. K Sarrett Leavitt
V. Kemper
T. M. Hodgens
J O. Hodgenus
First National Bank
OF Butte
Andrew J. Davis James A.talbott, E. B. Werrick
George Stevenson
K. Lewis
J. Vivian
V. Payette Harrington
Silver Bow National Bank
Natonal, Bannon
Union National Bank
Crocker- Woolworth National Bag A
Idi & Tilton
Deseret National Bank
Balt Lake
Ute
Merchants National Bank
Omaha
Daily
Donahoe & Moyer
Marcus Daly & Co
Hoge Brownlee & Co
Bur
Iso
Palippines
Hawaii
Canada
Tea Woo
Swinkborne
Kunkel
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