Local Notices and Ads From Butte Daily Newspaper
A mixed page features notices and adverts from Hight & Fairfield Co and Tan kin's Clothery in Dillon. It lists coal bed mentions, piano dealers, shoe shops, winter undergarments, and a rail fare offer from the B. & PLR Ry for Butte to Anaconda with specific travel times. Names include Kenneth, Lewistown, James Strong, Charles Scharf, and A. J. Davis as figures in town and state politics and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady's
Orton Bros Des
Cole & Tait
Denlists
Parke
Alg
Standard Office
Ewin L. Norriy
Anaconda
St Isdy Regal
Hyer
North Main Street
Eran Bouk
F. T
Best Shoe
Atterbury
Tin Kin
Kenneth Lord
Lewistown
Mie
A.J. Davis
Gaylord
Atrs
Davie
Butte
Tien
Union
Tonkin's Clothery
East Park Street
James Strong
Bright & Strong
Montana
Canada
Butts
Charles Scharf
Boulder
Dillon
Democratic Committee
Fifth Judicial District
Anstonda
Butte St
Hale
Midnight Fire Destroys Multiple Structures in Redding
A midnight blaze in Redding California destroyed two hotels three saloons a warehouse a merchandise store and a line of jogging buses within a restricted district causing about 1000000 in property loss. Fire crews battled the flames through the night and raised alarm across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Cal
Geil
Brown Expelled From New York Stock Exchange
New York on September 6 A. O. Brown and Bewis Ginter Younger, members of the suspended firm A. O. Brown & Co, were expelled from the New York Stock Exchange. The announcement came from the exchange rostrum via R. Thomas Droegmant.
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Brown
NEW York Stock Exchange
New York
Bewis Ginter
A. O. Brown & Co
T ‘Ly
R. Thomas Droegnent
Exchange
Veteran of Kyo Wars Dies in Gallen Valley Burial
Special Correspondence notes Hoveman in the Gallen valley for 21 years. Jumon Walker, who committed suicide Saturday, funeral held Sunday afternoon in the valley town.
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Standard
Hoveman
Notice to Miners Special Meeting In Union Hall
Notice to miners announces a special meeting of the Rue Miners' union at Miners Union hall on Saturday Hen 26. Discussion will include finerrance matters. Charles Moyer president Western Federation of Miners will address the gathering. Times Shea is president and Pan Holland is recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rue Miners’ Union
Minera’ Union Hall
Ab Sp Om
Finerrance
Charles Moyer
Western Federation ‘of Miners
Times Shea
PAN Holland
Secre
Men Are Swindled Is Charge In Court
A report from Bun ter and Gillette courts outlines several cases. Gus Bararos faces charges of securing money under false pretenses, though absent, his attorney Will iam Waugh attends for bond matters. The Jefferson canyon laborer scam involved workers paying 32 each for alleged better jobs that never materialized. Frank Nelson expected to be tried for robbing a man in the ABC building, but the witness failed to appear. Loney, a colored woman, was bound over after a week to await district court action on a pudding charge. Mrs. D. Z. Hehnessy and family plan an overseas trip, with absences noted for travel preparations and ongoing matters at home.
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South Butio
Quay
Beeston
Bunter
Gillette
Gus Bararos
Wie
William Waugh
Ofice
Jeffersonstand
Butte
Northern Pacific Railway
Frank Nelson
ABC
Leslie Hope Discharged for Lack of Evidence
Leslie Hope is discharged as no evidence substantiates the two charges against him. The case regarding quarantine breach and disturbance remains unresolved pending further testimony. Other defendants, including Sadie Wilson, Annie Davie, Ed Olson, and three others, had related matters postponed or dismissed.
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Leslie Haye
Fuer
Ywarantine
Durbanen
Tim
Jng
Ed Olson
Tien
Sister Causes Boy's Arrest On Theft Charge
The sister of Joe Morsel and his brother-in-law report that Joby Girnott, in his early twenties, was jailed after being caught taking 6.28 from Morsel's pockets at South Arizona Street. Mrs. Morsel blames the youth for ingratitude after past help and says she will appear before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bla
Joby Girnotl
Nishief
Girnott
Joe Morsel
South
Arizona Street
Snowstorm in Butte Delivers First Season Flurry
The first snowstorm of the season hit Butte yesterday afternoon, a brief squall described as three repeats. Cold weather set in after 10 o'clock Wednesday night and lingered, with overcoats needed as the thermometer stayed near freezing. Snowflakes filled the air for 15 to 20 minutes before melting on contact with streets.
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Butte
Mighty Hunters Return From A Shooting Trip
Jacob Pintas and James Brenner returned from a hunting trip in the Red Rock valley near Long Creek. They reportedly held a long duck flight for about 73 hours, claim to have secured birds but brought few home. Irisida seized the small tools and left only a teal as a memento. Another duck specimen is promised by express this evening, already subscribed for multiple times.
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Jacob Pintas
James Brenner
Red Rock Valley
Long Creek
Irisida
Nunbar Offer Promises Cheap Five Acre Plots in East Missoula
In Butte at 4 East Broadway the East Missoula Land Company advertises affordable parcels. One owner is in charge, with $10 down and $10 monthly payments to secure a 40 by 120 foot lot with city water. A five acre plot or a $1,400 house and lot can be had for $70 a month, per Mr. T. Glaga at 41 East Broadway. Several hundred Butte residents have purchased.
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Butte
East Broadway
East Missoula
Mesa
Cam Xan
Glaga
Bousht
Red Lodge Notes on City Construction and Coal Industry
Special dispatch notes Red Lodge progress on a $35 million cannile wave project and upcoming bids, with plans to begin work and advertise bids soon. It mentions changes in coal properties, local figures like Jim Tranoret and Thomas Wyan, and notes on great coal quantities south of the city indicating a growing cement or coal output and new ownerships.
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Jim Tranoret
Thomas Wyan
Capialiat
California
Hyer
Guilt Downed In AitaC PAIL Incident
A 10 month old girl, daughter of Re Os Middleman, fell and drowned after a fall near a shed. The death occurred near a bay area, with local officials and bystanders investigating the weird accident scene.
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Byringheld
Mile
Graves to Speak at Independence Party Rally
John Vemple Graves, candidate for president on the Independence ticket, will speak tonight at Anettutigny. Chicago figures Monard and Taylo will accompany him, with a concert and reception at the Thorston hotel. The audience is expected to fill Mic Auditorium as Graves, a familiar city speaker, endorses the movement to oust moneyed powers from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vemple Graves
United States
Anettutigny
Betarea
Frarae
Henshaw
Bat Lailer
Atle Crition
Caves
Monard
Cme Tf
Aun Graves
Thorston Hotel
Mic
Graves
Frank —R. 4. Woodward
The
Western Homemaker
Chicago
Independence Party
Knobs on Tennessee Draws Big Audiences
The play Knobs on Tennessee draws large crowds with strong patron appreciation. The management aims to establish the company in the public mind as competent, anticipating durable stock value. A separate store promotion touts deep discounts on fall overs and related items, highlighting bargains and advertised prices.
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Tennessee
Whiich
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Velephona
Tele Phony
Howard
Mya
E. Gaylord
Briggeport
Conn
Iia
Mirs
A. J. Davis
Wilford Johnson
Way
Wes
Parret Mining Company
THIF
D. Z. Hehnessy
Margeret, Dan and
Paul
Omaha
Nurke
Bulle
Ave. Hennessy
Aly
Tennagsy
Nys
Mers
Tonkin
Dakota Street
Towle -Winterhalter- Hannifin Co
Leslie Hope
Mighty Hunters
Red Lodge
Lodge Saléon
Colt Beer
Independence
John Temple Graves
Dr. Woodward
Vols Cea
America
Independenas
Sffica
Democrats
Rebutilicans
Temple
People of
Alexander Madlet
Independence Laid
Avill
Vily
Mackel
Independence Ackel
Labor Party
Succes
MAYER
W. Park
Montana Optical Co
I Hi
Weggenman & Mund
Itein
Waltham
Corse
Elgin
Alberta
O’neil
BLINN
South Main Street
Butte, Mont
Enora
MIT
the Montana Drug Co
West Park
the West's Finest Drag Store
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