Three Toasters to Be Banned Daring By Onn
Religious services report plans for staffing the Butte Graded School with three teachers including Miss Self. A male department will begin with a senior teacher. the advanced department awaits instructors. A temporary hall will host classes until the new school building opens. The piece also covers a wedding in Montana and local social notes.
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Onn
Butte
Li Self
Self
Ieen
Tanplar
Beutel
Montana Self
Air Own
Choos Eer
Bethe Lake Graded School
Tia
Lute
Walkerville mining town prospects and new developments
Walkerville grows with shaft work to 200 feet, new pumps in use, and a trestle system enabling ore to feed crushers. A large white house over the Rainbow claim shaft is nearly finished. town lots laid out and several hotels and shops rising as expansion continues with water and housing improvements.
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Walkerville
Blake
Messrs
Medison, McNamee & Goll
Lexington
Nevel Foundation
Clark Hall
Geo. W. Rea
Iis
Abdul
John Mann
Tess Eustons
Rainbow Ledge
Roache& Lavelle
Divide
Wart + creek
East Broadway
Montana
Butte News Bits Hint at Growth and Gossip
Local notes report streets, buildings, and lifts in Butte with mentions of a new brick residence, sawmills, a rifle club, and the Dexter and Centennial mills. Community chatter covers a bridge of Montana towns, a piano scarcity, a ball at Piesse’s, and idle workers amid early 20th century mining town hustle.
Miners News and Local Incidents Report
Correspondene from the Miner notes overall steady mining activity with rising ore quality at North Western and Lupe Companies. A fishing party suffered minor misadventures near Rock Mouth and a foreman’s pocket book was lost on a ship. Also announces a stockholders meeting for the Butte Milling Company in Helena on September 20, 1877.
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Mathune
North Western
Lupe
Algonquin
Lily House
Butte Milling Company
Helena
Lorren
Seely
Melancholy Suicide and Mystery in Pioneer
George Perry a Pioneer resident killed himself with a pistol after a lengthy mining loss. He bound himself with a rope, left a note for his half brother Bergman, and a letter in a coat pocket explained money debts, burial wishes, and motives tied to failed investments. Bergman learned of the death and related financial revelations.
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George Penny
Pioneer
Jia
Mr. Bergman
Bergan
Deer Lodge
de . Mx. Perry
Montana
Sincers
Abiouger
Sohose
Pery
Bergman
Hoe
Tafamuene
Germany
John Peterset
George Perry
San Francisco
Perry
Huve
New North-West
Jeter
Pike's
Veax Sen
Lena
Livia
Fred. Eutan
Halvero
Towiha
Meeneral
Dani
Diamond City Brewer Reviews Mutte and Local Travel Notes
Personal notices list J Ramspeck of Diamond City checking Mutte, Kingsburg, Menary and Burton traveling to the fair by private conveyance, and Geo T Wife with friends at the Capital. Mrs George A Hines arrives from Wise can sit to join Mr Hines. W Weeks reports smooth operations along a model route.
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Hi. J. Ramspeck
Diamond City
Mutte
Kingsburg
Menary
Burton
Geo.t
George A. Hines
Wisecansit
Tujuin
Hines
W. Weeks
Azustra Oval
Harry Gasser
Son. P. Smith
Deer
Silver City
A. Nichols
Gallatin Valley
Phos. Rea
Bozeman
George W. Revere
Roach
Ella
Ar. Sulivan
St- Louis
Ugiena
Jookings
Walkerville
J. M. Stackpate
Arkansas
Butte
Staelpole Tan
Trenty
Stackpole
Toward Building a New School House Contract Awards
Trustees awarded all work to three firms for the new brick school building on Park Street. Tamm Findlay & Lever receive 815 for foundation and stone work, B Belcher 4055 for brick superstructure and plastering, Alone & Blake 2700 for roof carpentry painting glazing and lower story rooms. Building 28 by 70 feet two stories high with 14-foot clear headroom, brick exterior, stone foundation, tin roof, and a vestibule entrance with balcony.
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New- Selvnol House
Messrs
Tamm
Findlay & Lever
Belcher
D. A. Steele
Park Street
Turbulent 1877 Territory News From Virginia and Bozeman
Reports detail a found body with suspected suicide, frontier combat accounts, and local civic notes. Highlights include school openings in Virginia and Big Hole area injuries, a Madison county adjudication, mill developments, and Bozeman wage gains. Mentions Nez Perces clashes, coach attack on Tongue river route, and local enterprise plans in Butte City through a frontier period.
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Chastes Fry
Fry
Virginia Public Actuols
Lelnver
Big Horn Tiver
Nez Perces
Ivermit
MeAdow
Bozeman
Miles
Ford Peck
Sitting Bull
Joseph
Uction
Gallatin County
Black Hills
Bozemar Couiers
Wy Fenirn
Virginia
Elkora
Capitola Johson
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Butte’s
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Toe Graded School
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