Orton Bros Piano Sale Draws Statewide Buyers
Butte readers learn Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street offer discounted pianos and organs with easy terms. The ad cites numerous statewide purchases including Kalispell Rosebud Missoula and Logan, listing models and prices from $25 to $225 plus monthly payments, and urges mail correspondence.
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Orton Bros
North Main Street
Kalispell
Sand Coulee
Big Timber
Bozeman
Webers
Logan
Kimballs
Ennis
Hallett & Davis
Missoula
Rosebud
Automatic street gates planned at Wyoming and Main crossings
The Butte Anaconda Pavillion railroad works on Senator Clark's San Pedro Road in California end constructs automatic crossing gates at Wyoming Street Main Street Maryland Avenue and Nevada Avenue. The gates will automatically rise and lower as trains approach, replacing the old watch-tower operation under city council agreement.
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Butte, Anaconda & Pavillc Railroad
Wyoming Street
Main Street
Maryland Avenue
Nevada Avenue
Two Bad Breaks in Court Applicants for Citizenship
Two applicants faced reversals in a Pennsylvania court as they pursued citizenship. The proceedings highlighted legal challenges and differing interpretations of eligibility.
Inmates Fined for Swearing in Court as Citizenship Hearings Proceed
Milanovich and Lombardi two foreign born applicants for US citizenship were fined five dollars each for profane language in Judge McClernan's court. Both paid and the money was added to Silver Bow county school funds. Other applicants were reviewed as questions on birth dates and arrival were asked, with some petitions denied or delayed. Separately theatrical news highlights Neill company plans with Ramona and Barbara Frietchie productions in Portland Butte and Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozo Milanovich
Austria
Umbarto Lombardi
Italy
McClernan
Silver Bow County
Milanovich
Lombardi
America
Castle Garden
New York
Opyliant
Ramona
Helen Hunt Jackson
Neill Lock Company
Portland
Charles Astor Parker
Mr. Neill
James Neill
Los Angeles
Incinniti
Neill
Edwin Neill
Mary Elizabeth Forbes
Europe
Jine
San Francisco
Neill-Frawley Company
Manila
Orient
Neill Stock Company
Barbara Frietchie
Miss Forbes
Elabarte
Butte
San Pedro railroad official in Salt Lake City talks future plans
J Ross Clark vice president of the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake railway comments on ongoing legal matters in Salt Lake City. He notes 70 miles of line ready for operation soon and mentions stock movements involving Senator Clark and several St. Louis investors, with minor holdings retained by others.
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J. Ross Clark
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad
Salt Lake City
the Herald
San Pedro
Clark
St. Louis
R. C. Kerens
A. Bemis
A. H. Hanland
Charles Green
J. ¢. van Blarcom
8. C. Schenck
New York
L. H. Roots
Little Rock
Ark
Thomas Lanigan
Fort Smith
New CBQ Car Combines Parlor Dining and Observation
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy unveils a novel passenger car that merges parlor, observation and dining spaces. Luxuriously upholstered chairs face an observation platform behind plate glass. Two berths assist invalid passengers, with a smoking room, a four table dining room and a compact kitchen completing the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Great Northern Shipments Leave St Paul For Montana
A dispatch from General Passenger Agent Whitney reports that No. 3 departed St. Paul yesterday in two sections with 19 cars carrying settlers bound for Montana and the West. With about 40 passengers per car, the two sections total roughly 1,097 people.
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Whitney
The
Great Northern
No. 3
St. Paul
Montana
West
One Fight for One Dollar in Corktown Court
Corktown resident Con Leary was fined 1 dollar and costs after pleading guilty to assault in the third degree in Justice Nelson's court. John Sullivan, the aggrieved party, had sought redress for a confrontation that began when Sullivan ran afoul of his former landlord. Sullivan admitted owing Leary a back board bill, a detail not entered in court.
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Con Leary
Corktown
Justice of the Peace
Nelson's Court
John Sullivan
Leary
Nelson
Sullivan
Still Paying for the Beer in Butte
A new claim against the city of Butte seeks 20000 dollars for injuries from a sidewalk collapse during a crowd rush for free beer at the California brewery on Oct 3. The total claims against the city on the California free beer account now reach 67000 dollars.
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Butte
Heinze
California
John Ifn
California Free Beer
Conservatory Front Plan for Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Rev. Mr. Burrows seeks permission from Building Inspector Lane to add a conservatory annex projecting two feet onto the sidewalk at the Immanuel Presbyterian church corner Gaylord and Galena streets. The inspector doubts the sidewalk use by a religious institution and will likely refer the petition to the city council for decision.
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Burrows
Lane
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Gaylord and
Galena Streets
Preacher Frank Peterson to Speak at First Baptist
Rev. Frank Peterson D D district secretary of the Missionary union will preach tonight at 8 at First Baptist Minneap olis public invited Dr Peterson noted as eloquent. Great Northern to Basin Boulder and Alhambra excursion rates extended to Nov 15.
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Frank Peterson
D. D
Minneapolis, Minn
First Baptist Church
Peterson
The
Missionary Union
Basin, Boulder
Alhambra
Great Northern Railway
Cantine Appointed Superintendent of Bridges and Buildings
Cantine roadmaster of the Yellowstone division of the Northern Pacific Railroad with headquarters at Billings has been named to the newly created post of superintendent of bridges and buildings with offices in Butte. The Cantines arrived from Billings yesterday and will reside at 65 West Aluminum Street.
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Cantine
Vellowstone Division
Northern Pacific Railroad
Billings
Butte
West
Aluminum Street
Portland Juror Verdict in George Smith Murder Case
The jury in Portland Oregon returns a verdict of murder in the first degree for George Smith who shot and killed his white wife. The sentence is death.
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Portland
Ore
George Smith
Swift Specific Ad Claims Rheumatism Cure
An advertisement describes Rheumatism as intensely painful and linked to uric acid in the blood. It promotes S S S as a blood purifier that cleanses the system, removes poisons, and promises permanent relief by eradicating the cause from the bloodstream. It invites readers to request a special Rheumatism book from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Famous play to feature Horace Lewis at Broadway
Horace Lewis will star tomorrow night at the Broadway theater in Sol Smith Rus sell s play A Poor Relation. The noted character actor last led at Castle Square theater in Boston for five years and previously headlined a popular Western tour.
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Neill Burgess
County Fair
el Y
Horace Lewis
Sol Smith Russels
Lewis
Castle Square Theater
Boston
West
Foxy Tramp at Grand Opera House Ends Engagement
The recent engagement at the Grand Opera House ends with no further attractions until after 6ection. The Conviet's Daughter is billed for shortly after the 4th of November. N P Schulin offers tailoring cleaning dyeing and repairing at 119 W Broadway.
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Grand Opera House
United Copper declares semiannual dividends by executive committee
The executive committee of United Copper announces a regular semiannual dividend of 150 000 dollars or 3 percent on preferred stock payable November 1 1902 and sets aside the same amount for the May 1 1998 dividend. Books close October 20 1902 and reopen May 20 1902. Arthur P. Heinze chairman. Butte Montana October 18 1902.
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UnitedCopper Company
Arthur P. Heinze
Butte, Mont
Strike Report Reaches Red Lodge Copper Op Camp
Word of a major strike at the Copperopelis in Sunlight mining district comes to Red Lodge. The claim is owned by Farl B. Wittich of Livingston, with development in progress all summer. Report says tunnel depth 12 feet reveals a 13 foot widening ore body rich in copper gold and silver.
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Spitial
Red Lodge
Sunlight
Farl B. Wittich
Livingston
M. B. Boughton
Sanford Kaple
Canadian cattle shipments prompt health certificate demand
Special Dispatch to the Standard notes that Canadian authorities must provide cattle bound for shipment through the United States with proper health certificates. Montana trails of cattle to Chicago raised concerns, and Dr. A C Moore of Ottawa was informed that future shipments must include health certificates.
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Standard
Helena
United States
Staite
Knowles
Montana
Chicago
A. C. Moore
Ottawa
Ditch Work Accelerates on Buffalo Rapids Project
Special dispatch from Miles City reports rapid progress on the Buffalo Rapids Ditch Company’s line ten miles below Miles City on the Yellowstone. Officials hope the ditch is finished before winter, reclaiming a large tract of the Yellowstone valley’s best land.
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Standard
Miles City
Buffalo Rapids Ditch Company
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Valley
Northwestern University installs Edmund James as president
The two day celebration in Chicago honored Dr. Edmund James who was installed yesterday as president, culminating the ceremony that made him head of Northwestern University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edmund James
Northwestern University
Cuticura Remedies Promise Skin Purity and Hair Health
A promotional piece for Cuticura products touts soap ointment and resolvent pills as cures for skin scalp and blood disorders. It claims vast use by millions including mothers and women, praising emollient properties and cleansing actions while discouraging alternative remedies.
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Butte News
Broadway
Dick P. Sutton
Oeager
Nursday
Abigalle
D. P. Sutton
Fred G Berger
Solan Russell
Buttes
Howe & Marks
Henry Jonas
East
Granite Street
Dandruff
Newbro
T. G. Heine
Pennsylvania Block
West Park Street
S. Montana St
the Public Safety
BR. A
San Pedro Road
Pers Swear
Nell
Ramonial
Jalil
Essful Theatrical Enterprises
Clark's
Hurlington
Vleads
Ailty
Cali
Fornia
Inspec
Tor Lane
At the Baptist Church
Butte Brewing Company
N. P. Schulin
W. Broidway
Loited Copper Company
Suanlight
Hela
H-O
Sir John Tiam
Sir John Hampton
Todat
Strong & Garfield Co
Boston Makers
Fred Garamer
North Mein St
Alexander Macaulay
South Main Street
P.J.I Brophy
Imposand
P. J. Brophy & CO
Johs Gund Brewing Co
la Crosse, Wis
Riley-Dwyer Liquor Co
Fair
the Fair Drug and Assay Supply CO
East Park Street
Wah J. Lamb's
Galena St
Ruana
Ff Wiece
Asc
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