Transformation of Butte from boom camp to mountain metropolis
In the Treasure State, John H. Raftery highlights Butte's shift from a feverish mining camp to a city of homes and modern blocks. The piece notes expanding lawns, civic spirit, church attendance, and a surge in home building while praising Colonel Rockwood and the renewal of Butte’s streets, parks, and suburbs. It cites past neglect of flora, the decline of saloon and poolroom culture, and a rising sense of permanent community among workers.
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Treasure State
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Butte
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Mary MacLane
Imaan
Colonel Rockwood
Train fight ends with man crushed on speeding Northwestern ride
Sioux City dispatch reports three beaters riding a Northwestern tender toward Sioux City from Council Bluffs fought onboard. One man, unknown home, was crushed after being pushed off the end of the tender. two others fled to the cab where an accusation of crime led to a chase. The fugitive was captured and turned over to officers. A second brief note advertises used sewing machines for sale or lease at Singer store 127 West Park Street.
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Council Bluffs
Singer
Wheeler & Wilson
West Park Street
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