Hunting Guns and Ammunition Promoted for Trips
An advertisement urges hunters to prepare with Winchester Repeating Arms items and a range of hammerless shotguns and rifles. It highlights the Ithaca and Parker models, factory pricing from ten to thirty five dollars, and stresses fresh powder and reliable gear for remote treks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
Parker
L. C. Smith
Ithaca
Marlin Repeating Protec
Savage
Camping Outfitters Offer Wide Line of Gear and Utensils
A local retailer advertises a broad camping line including Dutch ovens and cooking utensils with a claim that all desired items are in stock and offered at right prices.
Reading Room Plan Prompts Armory Conversion
At a Butte city council meeting the library committee won approval to convert the library armory into a reading room for patrons. The inspector will estimate the changes while bids for a sewer on Maryland avenue and street grading on Gallatin street were sought by Sept. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Avenue
Ron
Front Streets
Gallatin Street
Warren
Walker Avenues
Eschle
W. J. Killeen
Renshaw Alley
Lion Street
Front Street
G. O. MacFarland Lumber Company
Montana
Bickenbach
H. M. Patterson
Murray
East Granite Street
Omcer Moore
Lane
CC. E. Dickerman
Judiciary Committee
George Robertson
H. D. Rosenstein
Committee On Judiciary
Butte
John J. Kelly
North Main Street
Frank S. Rohan
Winifred Turner
Eighth Ward
P. J. Kelly
Tutte
W. Karlman
Idaho Avenue
Unance
Alex Walker
Public Library
Park Street
Columbia Street
West Park Street
Alabama Street
Utah Avenue
Second Street
Third Street
Morgan House
South Butte
Noyes & Upton
East Front Street
Arizona Street
Mercury Street
Galena Street
McLaughlin
Fun for Children at the Gardens Today
Today is children s day at the Columbia gardens the last day of the season. The management offers a nickel ride with a free ticket to the picture show a ride on the merry go round a shoot on the chutes and a return ride on the cars. Twelve prize contests are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Electric shock hazards at Columbia Gardens car line
Mose Hanolt, a Columbia Gardens street railway employee, touched a live iron rod while aiding a stalled car. The wet ground and a misread circuit led to a bright flash and a wave of sensory effects, but the operator’s partial power cut kept him from fatal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Hanolt
Street Railway Company
Columbia Gardens
Hanolt
Hanokt
Summer Excursion Fares on Great Northern Railway Co
Basin and return trips depart Sundays for 1.00 and Saturdays to Monday at 1.59. Boulder and return costs 1.00 on Sundays and 1.50 on Saturday to Monday. Contact J. KB. Dawson G. A. at 41 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway Co
Basin and Return
Boulder and Return
J. KB. Dawson
G. A
North Main Street
Missoula Notes Report on Local Visits and Events
Local residents and visitors frequent Missoula with notes on travels from Stevensville Nine Mile and Stevensville. Reports include misfortunes, court actions, milling tests, church services, and community meetings.
Electric railroad plan sparks interest in Alder gulch area
Alexander Mackay of Sheridan notes rising interest in an electric railway from Virginia City to Alder gulch with a potential terminus near Philip Conroy�s ranch. Madison canyon power company promises electric lights for Virginia City and possible line extension, while locals favor a cheaper, power-efficient steamless route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Mackay
Sheridan
Mr. Mackay
Standard
Virginia City
Aldergulch
Northern Pacific
Philip Conroy
Ruby
New Electric Power Company
Madison Canyon
Jefferson
Indebted beer accounts assigned to American Brewing Co.
James Minerny of the American Brewing and Malting Company in Great Falls Mont. announces that all persons owing him for beer sales must pay to the company as the accounts have been sold and assigned. Sima Pelo, the 3-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Pelo, died yesterday with funeral today at 3 p.m. from the family residence No East Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Wu
Hongkong
Mr. Wu
W. H. Mace
Stevensville
J. B. Denayer
Coleman Terraces
Clover Leaf Club
Lucy Block
N. J. Tillman
George Gannon
Justice Hayes
Judge Tallent
Great Falls
Henry Kern
Cor- Vallis
I. A. Marston
Spokane
J. W. McAllister
North Side
Warm Springs
Darbee
Peter Scheffer
Misasoula
Husen
Swan River Country
Hickey
Anaconda
Missoula
W. H. Smith
Little Miss Tyack
Butte
Fr. W. Wilson
St. Regis Mining Company
Bitter Root
Kemp Brothers
Northern Pacific Timber Estimators
Hell Gate Canyon
Father Quesnel
Frenchtown
Lothrop
Union Hall
Maes
American Brewing & Malting Company of
Mont
James Minerny
American Brewing & Malting Co
Sima Pelo
John Pelo
East Broadway
S.S.S
SWIFT
Atlanta
Butte Briefs: Visits Sanctioned and Sanity Hearing
Mrs T. D Taylor and son George depart for a six month visit to Springfield Massachusetts. Miss Johanna Sullivan examined for sanity with doctors deciding she may travel with sisters who will care for her. W A Clark and Company suit against John Caprice postponed for recount and testimony. Richard W Gallison of Leadville and Lena Allison of Denver married by Justice Nelson and to move to Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. ©. Taylor
George
Springfield
Mass
Johanna Sullivan
W. A. Clark & Bro
John Caprice
Clancy
John W. Stanton
Richard W. Gallison
Leadville
Mies Lena Allison
Denver
Justice of the Peace
Nelson
Boise
Auction Of Ashburnham Library Realizes Vast Profit
The Maryland library sale reports Lord Ashburnham’s collection realized over a million dollars across installments. A 30940 manuscript batch yielded 250000 profit. another $30000 purchase sold for over 170000. a third $40000 lot went to the British Museum for 225000. Twenty years ago the entire set could be bought for 80000. Most of the treasures stay in Europe, Americans securing few selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Choice
Lord Ashburnham
London
British Museum
Earl
Europe
Chinese Customs and Debt Practices Highlight in Diplomatic Gossip
Rumor circulates among diplomats, supported by those knowledgeable about Wu Ting Fang's tenure in Hong Kong, noting the Chinese people's strict observance of debt customs. They settle debts annually with creditors, even when indebted factors linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu Ting Fang
Hongkong
Notice of Final Discharge Petition in Montana Bankruptcy
District Court of Montana fixed September 24 1901 at 10 am in Butte for hearing Sam Landry’s petition for final discharge in bankruptcy. Creditors may appear and object. Hon Hiram Knowles presides. seal dated September 3 1901. Clerk TEO W SPROULE deputy T B Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Montana
Patrick R. Dougherty
Patrick PR Dougherty
Butte
Silver Bow
Mont
Hiram Knowles
Geo
W. Sproule
T. B. Stephens
Sam Landry
Bilver Bow County
Teo
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Butte News
Sporting Goods
Davis &Weimescary Co
Main Street
Butte, Mont
Griggs, Cooper & Co
Mirs
St. Pauli
Shaw Alley
Ular Resort
Notes
Dr. Beck of
City
A. H. McManus
Nine Mile
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Nate S. Little
South Missoula
Fitzgerald
Charlies Quast
Sherman Baker
R. O. White
North Dakota
EK. F. Fuller
Fargo
Thornton
Casselton
Hutte Vontans
Dick P. Scerros
Ellery
Royal Italian Band
Zampa
Herald
Verdi
Sovregio
Signor Decimo
Traumerei
Schumann
Lucia di Lammermoor
Donizetti
Signori Palma
Alala
Marino
Curth
Liberatore
Basile
Sousa
Faust
Gounod
Ernani
Mme. Barili
Carmen
Bizet
Curti
Ferulio
Grand Opera House
Butte, Montana
Dick P. Surron
Augustin Daly
Arthur Dunn
New York
Winchester
Carl Engel
T. G. Heine
M. D
Dr. Heine
Hennessy
C. D
Thorp Bik
Indianapolis
Ind
J. N. Nevills
East Park Street
Connel
Rm. J. Connell CO
Publicity
Trade
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