Mining Congress Plans Big Butte Exhibit and Trade Boost
The Butte mining congress plans a major exhibit of mining machinery to rival Boise. Business leaders expect widespread attendance from manufacturers and miners, boosting local wholesale trade and a lasting impact on hotels, restaurants, and shops. Community fundraising is urged to support ground and advance preparations.
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Mining Congress
Butte
Business Men's Association
Boise
Judge Speer
Business Men's Association Committee
Congress
Montana
Coal Supply and Delivery Offer by Citizens' Coal Co
Large stock of Kemmer er Rock Springs Rocky Fork and Gebo coal on hand. Delivery available in any quantity at quoted prices. Citizens' Coal Company No 4 Fast Broadway.
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Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Rocky Fork
Gebo
Citizens’ Coal Company
Fast Broadway
Dissolution Notice of Barta & Yeager Liquor Firm
The firm known as Barta & Yeager Liquor Company operating at 222 N Wyoming Street Butte Montana is dissolved by mutual consent Yeager retires John A Barta will run the business and assume all debts and pay all accounts. Both partners John A Barta and William F Yeager sign the notice dated October 9 1901.
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Barta
Great Falls Census Counts 2917 Students Districtwide
Great Falls district census shows 2917 children ages 6 to 20 including 1411 males and 1506 females with 1551 under age 6 or 21 total 739 males and 812 females under 6. Public schools require five new teachers to reach 1 year staffing with 9 months 10 days of instruction.
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Great Falls
Clerk Carey
Carey Just
Fort Benton Teachers End Institute with Thanks
Fort Benton Oct 11 the final day of the teachers institute featured remarks by Superintendent W O Welch urging strict enforcement of Montana truancy laws. He noted trustees may face fines for allowing truancy and urged statewide exhibits for the St Louis exposition. Resolutions thanked state and county superintendents instructors Vanell Blaisdell Lindsay secretary Mann district trustees and Fort Benton hosts.
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Standard
Fort Benton
Teachers’ Institute
W. OW. Welch
Welch
Montana
Vanell
Blaisdell and Lindsay
Mann
Havre
Chinook
Undertaker Almost Fatally Kicked by Horse in Fort Benton
Undertaker Claus Peters narrowly escaped death last night when a coffin carrier fell under a horse and was kicked. He remained unconscious briefly but suffered no lasting injuries.
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Fort Benton
Claus Peters
Mrs. Walter Harvey Weed Returns to Washington Home
Mrs Walter Harvey Weed and her husband returned to Washington after more than a year and a half away. The husband has directed geological survey work during the absence, resuming residence in the capital city.
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The
Standard
Washington
Walter Harvey Weed
Geological Survey
Mrs Weed Starts Major Additions in Montana Home
A woman spent the last two years in the Montana Rockies and is now making extensive additions to her house. She will be joined by her husband in December.
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Montana
Montana Rockies
Injunction Dissolved Over State Supply Claims
Judge J M Clements dissolved a restraining order that blocked payment of claims for supplies to state institutions and boards without a contract. The ruling, though a nominal win for the state board of examiners, benefits W J MacHaffie who will be paid for printing and supplies. Attorney General Donovan had argued no purchase without a formal contract.
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Standard
Elena
J. M. Clements
Department II
District Court
W. J. MacHaffie
State Board of Examiners
MacHafflie
Donovan
MacHattle
State Board of Examiers
Indian Football Team to Represent Great Falls This Season
Fort Shaw Indian school Superintendent Campbell arranged for the Indian team from Fort Shaw to represent Great Falls. They will play Butte Business College Oct 26, Missoula Oct 19, Helena in four days, and Bozeman both there and in Great Falls. The squad weighs about 194 pounds and wears gold, royal purple, and red.
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Great Falls
Campbell
Fort Shaw
Butte Business College
Indians
Missoula
Helena
Butte
Bozeman College
Benedict Horseman
Willie Bigbey
Roy Faulkner
Isaac Laderout
John Coon
Victor Breckey
Joseph West
H. Coture
George Conner
Baptiste Coture
J. J. Grove
Five Husbands Revealed in Witmer Poison Plot
Dayton reports Det I A from Middletown states Mrs Mary Belle Witmer, longtime suspect in a poison plot, has had five husbands. John Williame, newly named, left after the ceremony and is the sole living husband whose location is unknown. Mrs Witmer divorced and married Frank Brown, a Middletown paper hanger, who died suddenly. The tale comes from Mr Brown’s son.
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Dayton
Ohio
Middletown
Mary Belle Witmer
John Williame
Two Were Asphyxiated in Philadelphia Home
Michael F. Crennan aged 30 and his son Joseph aged 10 died of gas asphyxiation last night at the home of Crennan's brother where they boarded. An electrical attachment to a gas fixture is believed disarranged allowing the gas to escape. Crennan was a manager at Henry Artemus & Co. publishing house and a singer of some note.
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Philadelphia
Michael F. Creman
Joseph
Sas
Mr. Creman
Crennan
Henry Artemus & Co
Fort Keogh Typhoid Toll Rises with Death of Private Deerman
The Miles City dispatch reports the death of Private Joseph Deerman of EF troop at Fort Keogh, with eight cases still at the port. Deerman's Wisconsin mother is the beneficiary of $6,000 life insurance split between Modern Woodmen of America and Woodmen of the Worlds.
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Standard
Miles City
Fort Keogh
Joseph Deerman
EF Troop
Deerman
Wisconsin
Woodmen of
America
Hennessy Visits Cascade Branch of A O H L in Great Falls
D J Hennessy state president of the A O H L arrived from Butte for an inspection of the Cascade branch in Great Falls finding the chapter in excellent condition.
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Standard
Great Falls
D. J. Hennessy
The
A. O. HL
Butte
Cascade Branch
Order
Iowa Man John Stitch Appointed Messenger in Helena
Washington reports John F. P. Stitch of Iowa has been named a messenger in the surgeon general's office at Helena. The appointment was announced today in official channels and reflects ongoing staffing changes in the public health administration.
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The
Standard
Washington
John FP. Stitch
Iowa
Surgeon General
Helena
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A druggist from Louisa touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted cure with 25 cent bottles sold at Standard Smith and Martin Drug Stores and by all druggists in Butte. It is praised for partial paralysis relief and known for rheumatism sprains and bruises with widespread sale in multiple stores. The ad warns travelers to carry a bottle due to travel and feed changes causing diarrhoea and lists sources in Anaconda and Butte.
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A. M. Hughes
Louisa
Chamberlain
Kennedy
Standard Drug Store
Smith Drug Store
Martin Drug Store
Anaconda
Butte
Henderson Grimett
Geo
R. McDonald
Man
Logan County
W. Va
Standard Drug
Smith Dru
Prices Rise as Flour Leads Cereal Market in U S Trade
New York Oct 11 a Bradstreet table shows bank clearings up to Oct 10 with gains across major cities led by New York and Minneapolis while wheat and flour demand strengthen and cereal prices edge higher. Failures in the U S number 183 vs 175 last week with Canada at 30 as markets note weather and seasonal effects.
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New York
Lindstreet’s
London
United States
Bradstreet
P.ct
P.ct Inc
Dee
New Yorkie
Boston
Philadelphia
Sprites
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Cleveland
New Orleans
Detroit
ReOlSnte
PO i Taccrsanan
Ccncees
Vetoes
St. Deseph
Iais
Maattio
Cbctessdeckd
Gemeos Oi
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Milwaukee
Los Angeles
East Lake City
OES
Ebiccchots Bus
Portland
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Worons Valcise Cxsgis
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Canada
Montreal
Winnipeg
Halifax
Senee
Vancouver
B. C
St. John
N. BB
Ns Snevedanea
Jaeeed Sone
To Let Mail Contracts in Miles City
Robert H. Barclay special agent of the post office department visits Miles City to drum up local interest in star routes contracts. The plan aims to award all Montana routes to local firms, eliminating middle men and ending rivals who pay skeleton rates, improving service.
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Standard
Miles City
Robert H. Barclay
Post Office Department
Montana
Kentucky
Wethers Sold In Montana Trade Report
Miles City reports M P Tiegan Grass Range Mont sold 3 000 wethers to H ON Riimore of Tusler Farnum Nor ton Prone sold 60 yearling wethers to J J Bchaill at 2 50 a head.
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Standard
Miles City
Tiegan
Grass Range
Mont
H. ON
Riimore
Tusler
Farnum & Norton
J. J. Bchaill
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Butte News
Stewart Hot
Main Street
Dresden
Tuttle-Greene
North Main Street
Dr. W. H. Wix
N. W. Corner Broadway and Main
Butte, Montana
Mining Congress Plans
Roucher's
Royal
Boucher
Institute
Undertaker
Mrs. Weed
Mr. MacHaffe
Review OF Business
Bradstreets
Tron and Steel Active
Hennessy’s
U.S
2&C
Orion
Mt. Pleasant
Hennessy
Shamrock Brand
New York Mills
Java
In the Nation Department
R. Sam Leon
Kaye & Einstein
New York City
Putte, Montana
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