Burlington Westward Pushes Toward Puget Sound Coast
The Burlington Railroad stacks a big grading outfit at Huntley Montana as it advances westward toward Billings. A. Sheridan and crew plan 10 miles of track from Toluca Cody into Billings to bridge the Yellowstone. Stockholders like IL Grant say Seattle remains the probable coast terminal with Alaska right of way hoped for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
A. Sheridan
Denver Alliance
Huntley
Mont
Toluca-Cody
Billings
Yellowstone
Northern Pacific
Sheridan
Guernsey
Salt Lake
Utah
Alliance
IL. C. Grant
Alaska
Burlingtons
Seattle
Puget Sound
Northwest
Port Angeles
United States
Northwest Pacific Coast
Summer Excursions by Great Northern Railway Sales Notice
On sale Sundays only return limit applies. Travel from Butte to Boulder and return for $190. Also $100 Butte to Basin and return. 1% Butte to Alhambra and return. Tickets sold Saturdays and Sundays with return the following Monday. Ticket office 41 North Main Street. J. E. Dawson, General Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Boulder
Basin and Return
Alhambra
North Main Street
J. E. Dawson
Galveston Relief Fund Receives Two $5 Donations
Yesterday J. H. Kyde and B. E. Calkins contributed five dollars each to the Galveston relief fund.
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Galveston
J. H. Kyde
Galveston Relief Fund
Coal Strike Dampens U S Industrial Outlook
Bradstreet's reports the anthracite coal miners strike and wage disputes hint at irregular trade conditions for the general economy. Prices for crude products show weakness while staple goods rise. dry goods, clothing, hats, and millinery move large volumes. Cotton and cotton goods see price variation as buyers rush to stock up on print cloths and related items.
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Northwest
Northwestern
Chicago
Pittsburg
United States
New York
R. G. Dun & Coe Weekly
Pennsylvania
Doseber
Loraine Steel Company
Texas
Bradstreet’s
Bank clearings table shows weekly gains for week ending Sept 20
The Bradstreet compiled table lists bank clearings in New York and other cities for the week ended Sept 20. It compares current percentages of increase or decrease with the same week last year, highlighting per cent changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Money for the Schools Judge Lindsay to Hold Court Today
County Superintendent Downey reported a school money apportionment of 5169.20 across districts based on per capita funding. The court calendar lists estates, petitions, sales, admin actions, and several annual statements filed by various companies.
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Lindsay
Downey
Mamie Rogers
Mary Hoskin
Charles Quinn
M. R. Waller
Bridget Hosts
John Krier
John Cadigan
James M. Reilly
J. W. Shea
Thomas Nesbitt
Christina Calder
Winifred Dolan
C.V. Carleton
A. J. Davis
Martin Dewey
John M. Bowes
John Haelin
Timothy Sheehan
Patrick Judes
TH. H. Carder
AH. HA. Horst
Angus MelLeod
AO J. Imiyvis
W. J. Royce
Caprice Commercial Company
T. Cassidy
J. Simpson
M. Elwoead
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Unionists Rally Behind Lord Salisbury In Britain
A London dispatch reports Lord Salisbury poised to write a letter to a leading candidate and Mr. Balfour set to issue an address within 36 hours to justify government policy to voters. Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman and Sir William Harcourt delay their statements as unionist leaders define the election mandate. The campaign, featuring veteran leaders, may heat up next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harcourt
Lord Roberts
Pole-Carew
Buller
Methuen
Gatacre
Steyn
Botha
de Wet
Koomatipoort
England
Kitchener
Kruger
St. Helena
Ceylon
Mr.Chamberlain
New York
London
The
Tribune
Lord Salisbury
Balfour
Henry Campbell, Bannerman
Three Men Identified in Bernalillo County Sheriff's Murder
Salinas California September 21. Three men arrested at San Jose on suspicion in the murder of Sheriff Chaves of Bernalillo county New Mexico during a train hold up seven months ago have been identified by a New Mexico officer. He named Dan Johnson and Jim Taylor among them. The men will be held pending extradition.
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Salinas
Cal
San Jose
Chaves
Bernalillo County
New Mexico
Dan Johnson
Jim Taylor
Montana fisherman's record catches near Catalina Island
A Montana man, A Eddy, shattered fishing records with rod and reel at Catalina Island area, landing close to four tons of black bass and tuna. He is visiting with his family as part of a San Francisco to Montana trip aboard the RR 21 Col. Eddy's feat highlights a remarkable angling achievement for his home state.
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San Francisco
A. Eddy
Montana
Alatalina Island
Colonel Eddy
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Butte News
Jersey
California
Rocky Ford
Park
Newbro Drug Company
Largst Drug House
Pennsylvania Lode
Silver Bow County
Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Co
Batterman
Lee Davenport
West
Granite Street
DR. Chung
Galena St
Butte,Mont
Burlington Railroad
Puget
Salt Lake City
New York Com
Duns Tirade
France
Canada
Great Northern Railway
Trade Review
Inc
Ut Boston
Philadelphia
MAW
Louissence
Haltimore
Francisco
Ste
Ab Ae
Incinnati Bs Amy
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Levelam
St Paul
Denver
East Lake City
Portland
Los Angeles
Saneee
Tacoma
Nee Seer
Elena Ay Re
Salmon River Mining Company
Elko
Nevw
Thornton-Thomas Mercantile Company
Cavitel
Montana Placer Mining Company
Pooh. Oy Teele Liqhor Company
Jandee Clancy
John L. Kreig
Sheeran
Albert Thomas
Silver Bow
Lo Ralston
Chamberlain
Tion
Velvet
Qutton
Tutts
Kisco & Holland
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
East Broadway
Postoffice
E. H. Sherman
East Park Street
P. J. Brophy & Co
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Lumber Department Nufacturers
Hamilton, Mont
Arizona
Birch
Front
Anaconda
Grand Opera House
Butte, Montana
Dick P. SuTton
F. C
Whitney
Dick P. SuTros
Nas
Wim. H. West’s
Golf Street
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Bonner, Mont
Buite Anaconda
Missoula
Electrical Essentials
Montana Electric CO
St East Broatway
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