Butte Current Notes and Local Advertisements
Local notices include piano services from McClure and Orton Bros and Montana Music Co, X ray mentions, travel deals from Northern Pacific, and a Harvard cigar promotion. Community events cite a Walkerville wedding, a Harvest festival at St. Andrew's, and a theatrical slated at the Grand with cast details and dates September 15 to 17.
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Havana
Antilles
Harvard
J.T. Carroll Lumber Company
Arizona
Platinum
Butte
Harbour
Montana
John Alexander
Anna Jette
Anaconda
Malcolm McPherson
Jennie Craw
John L. McGreer
Tuaey Warren
Richard Bryant
Harriet E. Kitto
Gregeson Springs
Gregson Springs
Wharton
North Carolina
Butter Theatrical
A. Brown
Northern Pacific Sells Spokane Round Trip Tickets
Round trip fares from Spokane to Spokane offered at 11.50 by Northern Pacific for travel on September 12 remaining valid until September 16. Tickets priced at 11.50.
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Northern Pacific
Spokane
Return
Northern Pacific Railway
Reform School Commitment for Incorrigible 15 Year Old
Adam Hahn a boy described as a mite for his age, 15, was tried for incorrigibility and ordered committed to the reform school. His mother testified he smoked cigarettes, ran away, and lacked schooling, while attorney English urged the court to send him to Miles City for reform.
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Adam Hahn
MecClernan
Reform School
English
Miles City
Mra. Hahn
Mike City
McClernan
Enelieh
Knights of Pythias offer group travel to Creat Falls meeting
All Knights of Pythias and friends may secure one round trip fare by applying at once to C. H. Smith in Owsley block or A. B. Ayers at 25 Fast Broadway for the grand lodge gathering.
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Knights of Pythias
Creat Falls
Grand Lodge
C. H. Smith
Owsley Block
A. B. Ayers
Broadway
Ownership dispute over Shady Brook label faced in court
The Shady Brook Evaporated Dream label ownership is in controversy and likely to be settled in equity. A. F. Bray was tried for infringing on Davidson Grocery’s label rights. jurors found him not guilty. Helvetia Milk of Highland sold Shady Brook Cream to Bray after it halted production, while Davidson claims rights and seeks an injunction. Dr. Dodd promotes his glasses for children's eye care, claiming high success.
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Shady Brook
Dream
Davidson
St. Charles Milk Company
Helvetia Company
A. F. Bray
Helena
Davidson Grocery Company
Helvetia Milk Company
Track meet results and horse racing summaries
Helena tracks report fast times and multiple heats with Jib, Wakefield, and Swiftsight among winners. New York Sheepshead and Chicago Harlem sections list race outcomes with Gold Braid, Leonid, Blues, and Nones among first place finishes.
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New York
Gold Braid
Cassville
Rocky
Bowen
Barbara Freitchie
Alfred Wargrave
Leonid
Major Dangerfield
Setanka
Blues
Monorka
Autolight
Belvino
Utopian
Locket
Louisville
Terminus
Intercity Racing Results Roundup and Times
Spokane and St Louis race meets report results from September 11 with multiple races. Miss Bennett wins six furlongs, Refugee takes a mile and a quarter over hurdles, and Charlie O'Brien captures a mile eighth event. Pacing and trotting divisions noted with Le Roi and Zoo Zoo posting best times amid mixed finishes.
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Miss Bennett
Burnie Bunton
the Lady
Refugee
Maze
Dick Furber
Charlie O'Brien
Strangest
Pink Coat
Pyrrho
Dodie
Huzza
Flying Torpedo
Banish Geond
Kentucky
Babe
Spokane
Wash
le Roi
Daniel
Sambo
Zoo Zoo
Saxeline
K. C
Rosebud
Ava Maginnis
Gus L
Granger
Aurifera
St. Louis
Delmar Park
George B. Cox
Velasquez
Durrell
Brown Vail
Annies
Kinloch Park
Huntressa
Talpa
Alice Turner
van Hoorebeke
Ida Ledford
Guiderock
Tulla Ponso
Miss Mane Day
Portland and Spokane Clash In Pacific League Tilt
In Spokane Washington on September 11 Spokane trailed Portland 6 to 4 as Adams Swindells Glen Vigneux and teammates hurled. Batteries for Portland were Adams Swindells and Glen. Umpire McDonald.
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Spokane
Portland
Adams
Swindells
Glendon
Vigneux
McDonald
Stormy rain ends St. Louis at Philadelphia game early
In Philadelphia on September 1 the rain halted the NL clash after six innings with St. Louis leading. Powell and Nichols pitched for St. Louis while Donahue and Douglas batted for the Phillies. 1,837 attended.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Powell
Vines
Nichols
Donahue
Douglas
Dwyer
Red handed assassin label echoes in Butte miners bid
At a Butte miners union meeting resolutions denounce Leo Czolgostsz as a depraved assassin who attacked President McKinley. The union expresses sympathy for the president and pledge support to authorities in eradicating un-American characters.
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Butte Miners’ Union
Czolgosz
McKinley
Butte
American Republic
McKiley
Butte Minere’ Union
Edward Hughes
Frank O'Conner
B. I
Boston Whites Wash Washington In Box and Fielding Ease
Young dominates on the mound and with near perfect fielding as Boston whitewashes Washington. Attendance 2,880. Batteries Mercer and Clark Young and Criger. Standings show Chicago 1 1 626, Philadelphia 1 1 517, Baltimore 7 4 487, Cleveland 19 53 437, Milwaukee 19 46 383.
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Washington
Young
Boston
R. H. E. Ee Eit Feck
P. Ct
Chicago
Smengel Cskehs
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Alcat
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Funeral notices for Francis Downing tied to fraternal lodges
Members of Washington lodge No 3 and Court Copper City lodge No 8 749 AOF meet September 12 1901 at 1 pm to attend the funeral of Francis Downing. Visiting brothers invited. officials include D W Selfridge N G and J J Willcocks secretary. Also notes on railway ticket sales at Great Northern office and address changes for James Tachell undertaker.
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Washington Lodge
Co. O. F
Sons of St. George Hall
Centerville
Francis Downing
Court Copper City Lodge No. 8
Scandinavian Hall
West Copper Street
M. J Murphy
J. J. Willcocks
Two Married Men Farce At Grand Opera House Run
A large audience attended the Grand opera house last night for a performance of Two Married Men a farce comedy featuring 8B 8 Simpson Miss Kitty Ridgeway Billy Colton Frank Colton Miss Jean Darrow Mabel Colton and Katherine B Glenn. Specialties included a musical turn by Charles Schilling and a sketch by Mabel Colton and Frank Colton. The cast also features the same two ladies prominent in the Armstrong dog adventure. The show continues at the Grand for the rest of the week with a Saturday matinee.
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Grand Opera House
Simpson
Kitty Ridgeway
Sutton Stock Company
Billy Colton
Frank Colton
Jean Darrow
Mabel Colton
Katherine B. Glenn
All Fair
Charles Schilling
Great Northern Pacific Railroad
Infant Harry B Noble Dies. Funeral Set
Harry B Noble infant son of Mr and Mrs Bert Noble died last evening. The funeral will be held today at 4 p m from the family residence 210 North Jackson Street.
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Harry B
Bert Noble
North
Jackson Street
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Butte News
The
Standard
Mast Broadway
Telephone
Razor Strops
Jewelers
McClure Bros., Assayers
Orton Bros
Fred Orton
N. Matin
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Bertha Mackel
Charles Underling
Hanson
E. H. Sherman
East Park
Daily Echo
Morndaville
W. Va
Johnm Duele
Litle
P. O. Newe
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Walkerville
Nicholas Opie
Eliza Lugg
John Hosking
Trinity M
Bitter Root
Charles E. Bilaney
Johnstone Bennett
Tony Wiliams
Grace Bale
Albert Tavernier
Matt Reagan
David de Wolfe
Reform
Davidson Grocery
A. FP
Brady
Dr. Dodd
West
Jib
Wakefield
Bill Bohamanson
la Garta
Juletta B
Mission
Ting-a-Ling
the Buffoon
Swiftsiight
Reap
Sando Lee
St. Germain
Windward
Ardine B
Poppy A
Cousin Sue
Virgie d’Or
Free Pass
Rosermonde
Maud W
Nettie H
Tommy Tucker
Walkapaugh
Midget
Sheepshead Day
Harlem
Aladdin
Bragg
Amote
Tacoma
Seattle
R. H. EB
Ee Ae
Stovall
Harmon and Frary
St. Vrain
Zearfoes
O' Conneil
National League
Cincianati
New Yorks
Cincinnat
Polo Grounds
Stimmel
Phyle
R. H. E. Cincinnat
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Bergen
Bowerman
Emsiie
Hughes
Dineen
R. H. E. Pre
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RPE
Geasaseboe
Kittridge
Kahoe
Naehle
Brooklyn
Leach
Ritchie
Snyder
Adadas
Chesbro
O'Connor
Donovan
McGuire
Ee Ig Ved
Wack
Coves
Cincinnati
Acta
Miners’ Union of
Joseph Calloway
Charles O'Brien
Frank L. Reber
Barta & Yeager Liquor Company
Wyoming
Reid
West Broadway
Congregation “B'nai-Israel
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Galena
Idaho Streets
Eng. Monheimer
Gans & Klein's
Pr. Dodd
Spokane Pratt
Alexander Macaulay
South Main Street
Butte, Mont
Nottingham
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Atterbury
Bis
W. R. Tonkin Co
E. Park Street
Freestone
Sie
Eaas
Montana Cash Grocery
Company Car
Park and Montana
Sts
BANKS
Lee Mantie
Chas. Schatstein
Frank W. Heekins
A. B. Clements
Charles Rh. Leonard
Heinze
Henry Mueller
James J. Monteath
Utah
Keiler
Delicatessen
Bach
Canale Cigars
Ur Coffee
Santos
Maracaibo
Arbuckle
D. W. Selfridge
N. G. W. H. Goodland
See
James Tachell
Fast Broadway
Mulholland Natatorium
Granite and
Arizona Streets
Dan Tewey
Daly Bank and Trust CO
OF Butte
Dixon
John D. Ryan
Co. C. Swinborne
Caeshier
R. A. Kunkel
Ass't Cashier
Grand
O. K. Lewis
J. H. Vivian
W. P. Fayette Harrington
A. White
Silver Bow National Bank
Mont
United States
Europe
Banque Hochelga
Montreal
Canada
First National Bank OF
Andrew J. Davis
J A. Talbott
E. B Cashier
George Stevenson
State Savings Bank
V. Kemper
J. M. Hodgens
J. OV. Hodgens
A. Dre
Paris
Newbee Brug Sale
Bulle
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