Local notices list town visitors and ads in Butte
Grady's wagon coal beds. rent pianos from Orton Bros. P Perry from Manhattan. Drs Cole and Tait in town. R S Ryan from Missoula. Fred Hadzer from Alder visiting Butte. M M Moss from Whitehall and M Maine from Miles City at Finlen. John G Hodges from Great Falls at the Butte. F H Ray state examiner in town. J E Manley and wife from Helmville. newborn Sept 22 to Mr and Mrs H L Rossman. Mrs H Chesterfield back from East. Mrs J R Toole from Missoula in town. purchase blanks at Standard office. Mrs Frank Conley and Miss Beaumont from Deer Lodge in town. C H Wright to Chicago. Dick Mayo to Seattle for ill wife. Sam Gebo from Red Lodge to Spokane. Fred Oliver of Dillon returns from town. Regal shoes $3.50. Red Boot Shoe Co 6 North Main. Elmer E Esselstyn candidate for state treasurer in Butte. newsstand ads for Ladies Home journals. John M Howard named receiver for E H Sherman. Atterbury garments sale at Tonkin's 41 East Park. Charles Kammerer from Ruby in town re big dredges. Regal shoes $3.50 and $4. B A & P Ry round trip to Anaconda Sept 14–26 1908. Ozanne for justice of the peace Silver Bow township.
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Grady's
Orton Bros
P. Perry
Manhattan
Drs. Cole & Tait
W. Park
R. S. Ryan
Missoula
Fred Hadzer
Alder
Butte
M. M. Moss
Whitehall
M. M. Maine
Miles City
Finlen
John G. Hodges
Great Falls
F. H. Ray
Helena
State
J. E. Manley
Helmville
H. L. Rossman
H. Chesterfield
J. R. Toole
Thornton
Frank Conley
Miss Beaumont
Deer Lodge
Butts
C. H. Wright
Chicago
Dick Mayo
Seattle
Mayo
Sam Gebo
Red Lodge
Spokane
Fred Oliver
Dillon
Regal
Red Boot Shoe Company
North Main Street
Elmer E. Esselstyn
Mr. Esselstyn
Carbon County
New Ladies’ Home Journal
Home Companion
Ladies’ World
Ilsey
Everybody's, Scrap Book
Conrey Placer Company
Alder Gulch
Regal Agency
Anaconda
Republicans Open Campaign Rally Planned in Hamilton
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the first campaign rally in Hamilton Saturday night led by Representative Charles N. Pray Edward Donlan Secretary of State A N Yoder and Thomas C Marshall of Missoula The speakers will address Florence Friday noon Stevensville Friday night and Victor Saturday noon.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
Charles N. Pray
Edward Donlan
A. N. Yoder
Thomas C. Marshall
Missoula
Florence
Stevensville
Victor
Better Furnished Room Advertised Today
A notice announces a better furnished room available today. The listing highlights improved furnishings and appealing features, inviting interested renters to inquire for details and location.
Financiers Led By Rockefellers Visit Butte Montana Trip
A delegation of eminent financiers and directors from Amalgamated Copper and the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway, headed by William Rockefeller, arrived by special train in Butte. They plan to tour Anaconda washes, visit hill mines, and travel west over the Northern Pacific, expressing praise for Montana’s resources and awaiting further exploration.
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Amalgamated Copper Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Butte
William Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Amalgamated Company
William G. Rockefeller
Percy Rockefeller
A. J. Earling
St. Paul
Walter P. Bliss
Frank S. Bond
S J. Paul
Henry Copper
Anaconda
Northern Pacific
City
Benjamin B. Thayer
H. H. Rogers
John Gillie
Amalgamated
John G. Morony
Daly Bank and Trust Company
E. P. Mathewson
Washoe
R. M. Calkins
C. F. Kelley
The
J. C. Adams
Boston
Thornton Hotel
Hill
Anaconda Group
Boston & Montana
West
Chicago
Bute
Montana
Earling
Home Topsy Turvy McDuff On Rampage
Police restrained George McDuff of East Front Street after his wife filed a complaint. Officers found the wife in hysterics at the family residence where the house appeared chaotic and a small child cried on the floor. McDuff hid in the backyard and did not seem intoxicated.
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George McDuff
East Front Street
McDuff
Two Charges Filed Against Leslie Hope in Quarantine Case
Leslie Hope of 449 East Park street is jailed in Butte charged with breaking quarantine and assaulting his wife. He allegedly entered his home drunk, forced his wife outside, and frightened their sick child with scarlet fever. Police took him to the station. case set for this morning.
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Leslie Hope
East Park Street
Butte City
Hope
Pioneers Convention Arranges Three Day Lewistown Session
Lewistown hosts the Montana Pioneers for a three day convention with Gen Warren in command. The program includes welcomes by Mayor Pinkley and VP Hilger, visits to the county fair, receptions at Pioneers hall and Carnegie library, a smoker, and a ball at Como park with all visitors chauffeured to venues.
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Standard
Lewistown
Society of Montana Pioneers
Pioneers’ Hall
Main Street
J. E. Pinkley
David Hilger
C. S. Warren
Butte
Carnegie Library
Big Spring
Judith Club
Como Park
Special Agents at Work to Protect Indian Wards
Helena Sept 23 The trial of Dell R Willis on charges of introducing liquor on the Crow reservation was not concluded today an opportunity was given for more testimony. Special agents detailed by the department to break up liquor traffic on Indian reservations have worked in several states and three remain in Montana. The next grand jury is likely to see many liquor cases.
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Standard
Helena
Dell R. Willis
Crow
Wills
Department
Montana
Automatic phone gains over manual in bank view
The president of German American Savings Bank in Los Angeles endorses the Automatic phone for faster service lower error risk and private communication. In Butte the Automatic claims 2000 exclusive users and 1000 additional users, highlighting its growing uptake.
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Los Angeles
W.&. Bartlett
Butte
Sovereign remedy for croup at doctors' store
A historic note describes Golden Co. selling a Sovereign remedy for croup, marketed as a sovereign cure at Fosselman’s 43 E Park, known as the doctors' store, with a claim of quick relief after coughing fits.
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Golden “Co
Fosselman’s
E. Park
Doctors’ Store
Visit John Milch at Lodge egloon West Park
A brief note inviting readers to visit John Milch at Lodge egloon in West Park for good cold beer.
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John Milch
Lodge Egloon
West Park
Nelson Invincible Declares Joe Gans in Limelight for Lightweight Fight
Chicago September 23 Joe Gans former lightweight champion says Nelson is unbeatable and only a roughing style can beat him. Possible challengers Packy McFarland and Johnny Thompson discuss who can outlast the Dane, with Thompson seen as best suited to counter Nelson’s rugged approach.
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Joe Gans
Baltimore
Tim
Gans
Nelson
Joe
Burnham
Whip Nelson
Packy McFarland
Johnny Thompson
Sycamore
Thompson
Bull
Queensberry
Mayer's Diamond Bargains in Butte City Spotlight
Mayer's jewelry shop at 22 West Park promotes a choice line of pure white, flawless diamonds from quarter to half carat. A half carat flawless ring is offered for 75 dollars with a guarantee of lowest prices or money back. The ad invites readers to compare with rival stores and hear exaggerated claims about better deals elsewhere.
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Mayer
West Park
Mayer's
Weight and pride clash after Goldfield bout
The speaker admits his weight was too low and the second fight was ruined by a scratch and poor condition. He recalls delivering powerful blows that failed to stop his opponent, insists no rematch is likely or desired unless a promoter pays, and praises his rival while noting future bets would favor Nelson in longer bouts.
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Goldfield
Packy McFarland
Packy
Nelson
Eight Criminal Cases On The Docket At Miles City
Eight criminal cases are to be tried at the district court term beginning October 1 in Miles City. Scheduled actions include R F Elmore grand larceny on October 1, Julian St Croix multiple aliases uttering a forged check on October 2, Seward Hosp murder of Norman Theatford October 5, Alexander Gutierrez first degree assault October 9, Marty Wal son grand larceny October 10, Thomas Grist gambling October 12, and James Kenney permitting gambling in his saloon October 13.
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Standard
Miles City
R. F. Elmore
Julian St. Croix
J. Williams
Joseph St. Claire
J. St. Croix
Seward Hosp
Norman Theatford
Alexander Gutierrez
Marty Walson
Thomas Grist
James Kenney
The Funeral Sponge in a Persian Funeral
A Cincinnati Enquirer anecdote describes a Persian funeral custom where mourners receive a sponge at the door to collect tears in crystal vases. The popular undertaker jokes that the sponges capture tears which are later used as medicine for their healing powers.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Nursing mothers' babies thrive on Crescent creamery pasteurized milk
A brief note reports that infants of nursing mothers show healthy growth when fed Crescent creamery pasteurized milk. Authorities highlight the product as a safe dairy option for families relying on fortified infant nutrition.
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Butte News
Runnerpal
East Broadway
Independent
Howard
Atterbury
Tonkin
Paul A. Ozanne
Office of Justice of the Peace
Silver Bow Township
Mr. Ozanne
Board of County Commissioners
Nylic
BK. Walton
New ST. Paul Road
Rockefeller
William G
Bliss
Mr. Bond
Silver Bow Club
Atterbury Clothes
Tonkin’s Clothery
Drs. Mc Kendry
Hannifin
Drs
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park
And
Dakota
M’duff
Pioneers
Eral Warren
Nelson Invincible
Battler
Heman
McFarland and Thompson
Itn
Sion
Dane
Himeelf
Battline Nelson
Brussels
Antly
Swanny Axminster
Axminster
Eos
Miles
Noseam
Montana Drug Company
P. S
United States
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