Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Visitors and Events
A dense montage of Butte notes lists visitors like R. N. Jones of Helena and Mrs. Frank T. Dubois of Blackfoot Idaho, plus local businesses, rail service claims, sidewalks of commerce, and social engagements. It mentions J. A. Crump in Great Falls, Timothy E. Collins heading to Helena, and Alex Livingston seeking state treasurer support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Orton Bros
Heine
Hennessy
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
California Cafe
Fred Orton
N. Main
R. L. Bradley
R. N. Jones
Helena
R. R. Miles
Winston
Frank T. Dubois
Blackfoot
Idaho
Bishop Brewer
J. A. Crump
Great Falls
McDermott
Scott's
EB. Park
Hanson
Annie L. Harwood
The
Dillon Normal
Timothy EF. Collins
Butte
J. J. Ketley
Bozeman
W. B. Hamilton
New York
Hamilton
M. Winters
Wisconsin Central Railway
Sherman
Crystal Springs
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Minneapolis
J. M. Froelich
W. Broadway
Alex Livingston
Democratic
Best value on pianos and organs from Orton Bros
Orton Bros at 219 N Main St Butte invites customers to compare value and shop a wide range of pianos and organs for home or business use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Free Ride to Missoula Orchard Homes Ad
Free ride to Missoula and return leaving Saturday night and returning Sunday night. We interest residents of Butte in Orchard Homes just outside Missoula. Best soil and water for fruit growing. See sample in N. PB. R. R. window. Five years' time on terms. For details contact Cobban Casey Day Co 104 West Granite Street.
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Missoula
Butte
Cobban, Casey, Day Co
West
Granite Street
Just Because It Pays Eight Hour Matter Is a Business Proposition
An eight hour matter is presented as a business proposition involving Heinz. The piece frames work hours as a strategic financial choice and hints at organizational or corporate implications for Heinz. Further specifics are unclear from the fragment.
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Heinzs
Heinze Puts Eight-Hour Mine Plan in Butte Spotlight
F August Heinze addressed a fusion camp meeting in the Auditorium praising eight hour shifts as more profitable than two. He framed his talk as a voters guide while denying personal campaign gain and cited mining profits since instituting the eight hour system last June. J R Soevereten and Dan McDonald also spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Aug. Heinze
Butte
Anti-Corporation
Fusion
Heinze
W. A. Clark
Clark-Heinze
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
Oil Trust
Montana
Rockefellers
Ile
Heinze J. R. Soevereten
Dan McDonald
Meagher Guards Hold Fourth Annual Military Ball
The Meagher guards staged the fourth annual ball at Renshaw hall with full uniform turnout and a brilliant hall display. Major Deeney and Mrs. Deeney led the grand march as guests crowded the floor and danced well into the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meagher Guards
Renshaw Hall
J.L. Garagaun
Captain Cleary
Lieutenant Jeans
J. P. Moore
P. McLaughlin
John Cleary
J. G. Jeans
J. L. Garegan
Lloyd Smith
W. &. Deeney
M. O'Brien
P. Marron
Reception committee personnel listed for ceremony
Corporal Tom Keeley, John Deehan, John O'Farrell, Maj. W. BE, Deeney, Lieut. John Malloy, Sergt. John J. Coakley, Sergt. John Nolan, Corporal John Gavin, Corporal Tony Boyle, Joseph Caney, P. McLaughlin, T. He. A. McGill, Phil Fogarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Keeley
John Deehan
John O'Farrell
Maj
N L Olsen Company moves stock to new store corner Wyoming and Tron
N L Olsen Co has relocated its entire stock of carriages harness and farming implements to a new store located at the corner of Wyoming and Tron streets near the 3 A and P depot, announcing the change to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Olsen & Co
Wyoming and
Tron Streets
Man Arrested for Stealing Time Books at Nipper Mine
W. Wilson formerly employed as timekeeper at the Nipper mine was caught last night in the act of stealing the time books from the mine office. John Taylor, the watchman, fired a shot over his head. the time books were found in Wilsons possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wilson
Nipper
John Taylor
Record of J. R. Sovereign as Clark and Heinze spokesman
The piece details J. R. Sovereign being rejected by labor groups including the Knights of Labor and the Miners Union, and condemned by former allies for backing W. A. Clark’s campaign. It describes his history in the Coeur d’Alenes, his paper Idaho State Tribune, his stance against eight hour laws in British Columbia, and his flight from Montana testimony amid labor tensions.
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J. R. Sovereign
W. A. Clark
Montana
Sovereign
Clark
Butte
Coeur d’Alenes
Knights of Labor
Miners’ Union
Western Federation
Idaho State Tribune
British Columbia
Salt Lake
Western Federation of Miners
Boyce
Federation
Coeur d'Alene
Heinze
Mon- Taina
Race results and upcoming Montefiore society ball notice
Race by race results from St Louis and Newport meet with winners and times listing several horses and placings. Includes First annual Montefiore society ball at the Auditorium Oct 21 1900 with tickets and refreshments and Schatzlein wallpaper store ad at 14 West Broadway.
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The
Montefiore Society
Notes From Belt Special Correspondent Chronicle
John Maltoris and wife return from Austria visit. Lem Hubble back in Montana for winter. Frank Ridley family welcomes baby boy. Peter Otto resumes mining after healing. Belt Creek nearly dry. coal wash plant wells deepened to secure water. new house nearing completion. Republicans rally with Freeman and Porter speeches. distrust of trusts and imperialism noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maltoris
Austria
Europe
Peter Ojtto
Missoula
Odd Fellows Hall
Upper
Oms
Walling
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mr. Freeman
Porter
Freeman
Montana
Helena
Independent
Democratic Party
Thomas 8
Hogan
Belt
Tragic death of 14 year old Tressle Downey
Tressle E Downey aged 14 dies of pneumonia at 731 South Montana Street. She was active in Catholic groups and parochial school. Survived by father Patrick Downey, mother, four brothers and four sisters. Funeral set for Monday at 9 AM.
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Tressle E. Downey
Patrick Downey
South
Montana Street
Tessie
Society of the Children of Mary
League of the Sacred Heart
Sisters
St. Patrick's
Chicago racing results from five furlong to steeple chase
On the race track in Chicago dated October 19 results listed: first race five furlongs Gray John won with Zacatosa second and Lucille Bramble third in 1 02. Second race five and one half furlongs Lucille won Rio de Altar second Wail third in 1 19 4 5. Third race steeple chase short course Frond won Sallust.
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St. Louis
Massengnie
Good Night
Bright Eyes
Dangerfield
Oudenarde
Albert F. Dewey
Weldeman
Belle Simpson
Bonnivarde
Poyntz
Tea Gown
Seething
Horseshoe Tobacco
Necklace
Gaynes
Wiltie Clyde
Highor
Cincinnati
Newport
Bad Bart
Juanetta
Krema
Louisville Belle
Gov. Brudee
Precursor
Etta
Blenheim
Colbert
Caloocan
Fairy Dell
Spaldy UH
Donna Seaya
Brulare
Lake Fonso
Earl Fonso
Nettie Regent
the Slugwgard
Chicago
Gray John
Zacatosa
Lucille Bramble
Lucille
Rio de Altar
Wail
Frond
Sallust
Rules Governing Grain Carload Shipments Proposed by NYEX
James Simpson chairs a NY Produce Exchange committee proposing rules for grain and feed carload futures, defining immediate quick and prompt shipment and standard carloads for oats corn wheat rye barley and mill feeds, with guidance to all trade boards nationwide.
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New York
James Simpson
New York Produce Exchange Commission
Boards of Trade
Registration Boom Keeps Silver Bow County Voters Flowing
Registration offices in Silver Bow County see strong daily turnout averaging 2334 voters over the first five days. Officials note the rush may continue longer than expected and count on more men on the books when offices close. Independent Democratic HQ claims some figures adjust for illegally registered voters brought by political operatives. A detailed tally of yesterday's registration follows.
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Silver Bow County
Independent Democratic
Clark
Heelers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Btandard
East Broadway
Telephone
Butte, Mont
Great Northern Railway
PLA
Silver Bow Club
Montana’ Liquor Company
FE. J. Strasburger
Schusse
Cornell College
W. H. Lucas
Montana Baseball League
Spokane
Far Northwest
Heinge
Harvs
Snohomish and
Tramway
Blake
Mary J. Cox
District
Benjamin J. Cox
Champion
Mich
Meagher
Labor
Minera
Mr. Dunlap
Sal
Knight Banneret
Golden Sceptre
Vernetta
Hilo
Edith Q
Light Ball
Depon
Phidias
Brown Vail
Schatzlein’s
West Broadway
Nottingham
Clancy Lace
ST. A Pal
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
R. S
Standard
Copper State
Montana Liquor Company
Booth
Dainties
Oregon
Utah
Rose
Lee Mantle
Cas. Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
A. HK. Clements
Arg. Heinze
Henry Mueller
Frank Haskins
Butte Mont
United States
Kent Safe Deposit
L. Moyer
C. Swinborne
BR. A. Kunkel
New York Produce Exchange
Sterday
Werner
A. Booth
Cash Grocery
Pure Food Products
O. K. Lewis
Pres
J. H. Vivian
V. P Fayette Harrington
Cashier
Silver Bow National Bank OF
Montana Capital
National Bank New York
Union National Bank
Crocker-Woolworth Nationa Bank
Ladd & Tilton
Portland
Deseret National Bank
Balt Lake
Tah
First National Bank
Minn
National Bank
Omaha
Neb
First National Bank OF
Andrew J. Davis
James A Talbott
E. B. Werrick
George Stevenson
F. A. Ironside
Curtis
Broadway
Main
Butte Graduate University of Pennsylvania
St. Paul’s Hospital
Physicians
J.M. Settle
Drs. Murray & Freund
Butte, Ment
Hessemy Ton
Butte, Montana
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
County Road South
P.O. Bos
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
John A. Creighton
G. W. B Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
Joan A Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
A. H. Barrett
E. D. Leavitt
8. V. Kemper
M. Hodgens
J. O Hodgens
DR. Chung
Sawitarium
A. Paris
France
D.alene
D. Butte Meat
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