Sleeper Service to Kansas City via The Milwaukee Line
John Muller of Butte presents details of the Milwaukee Road sleeper from the Twin Cities to Kansas City via Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul. Departs Minneapolis 7:50 a.m. and St Paul 8:00 a.m., arrives Kansas City 7:00 a.m. next day. Also a Pullman tourist sleeper from Twin Cities to Los Angeles weekly. Apply to ticket agents or J J Conley, 37 Paul, for fares south and west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Muller
Butte
Cal
J. J. Conley
Paul
Copper and coal prospects eyed in West Gallatin mining plan
Bozeman reports Colonel O P Chisholm backing a stock company to develop copper and coal claims in the West Gallatin basin. A cash fund will explore, with a steam hoist due. owners say ore value could spark a big camp and price coal to aid copper output, while hoboes face police crackdowns and residents await a College Glee Club concert and local business ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Mont
O. P. Chisholm
West Gallatin
Runaway prisoner nabbed in Dillon and will probate set
Under Sheriff Phillis returned from Butte with escaped prisoner Richard Oriscull who was nabbed by city detectives upon his appearance there. The will of M. W. Copp was filed with the court. May 4 is set for protests on probate. Mrs Wm. Marshall receives 1970 cash and the lodging house assets. Mrs George Kunaman gets 500 cash. remainder to Virginia relatives. Patterson named executor. Dillon social club to hold a Friday dancing party in Dart's hall. Undertaker Brundage sent a casket to Divide by telegraph order. Mrs J J Cusick left for Butte for a brief visit. John B Reed and wife...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Tingroff
McPherson
Victor
Ruffan
Tutte
Coeur d'Alene
Order of the Hoboes
Bozeman
Rawhide
Levi Gragg
Salvation Army
Smith
Ilion
Mont
Agei
M. W. Copp
Wm. Marshall
George Kunaman
Virginia
Patterson
Phillis
Butte
Richard Oriscull
Dillon Social Club
Dart's Hall
Winter Arrives in California Then Moves to Virginia City
The passage notes a cold spell reaching Dillon and departing for Rein, with other local mentions including Hon. GT Paul returning from Helena, and Liv. George C McAndrews leaving for East Orange New Jersey due to family illness. Also reported are cattle sales by Gooch and A B Coon to W S Pyle of Seattle, and various local residents traveling to and from Horse Prairie, with social notes and a sheriff sale notice for a one fourth interest in the Big Bonanga quartz lode mining claim set for April 18 1901 in Silver Bow County Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clark
J. Reselark
Co- Wriiers
William Wilson
Alvira V. Wilson
Hien
Marguerite Clague
Putte
Liver Bow
Montana
Summt Valley
River Bow
Montan
Willian Wilson
Silver Bow
James B. Furey
Silver Bow County
P. L. Miller
Sheri
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MLUSI
North Main Street
Omega
Fosselman Drug CO
E. Park Street
Butte, Mont
Gas Office
N. Main Street
Sir Isaac Walton
Calkins’ Book Store
North Main
DR. Chung
West Galena &T
Hon Ark
Arizona Street
Kiong Ark
Bozeman News
Gallatin
Copperopolis
Copperopilis
Murray District
Paddy's Run
al. Davidson
Thutte
Ua Tern
College Glee Club
Roney Boys
Russel H. Wallard
Glee Club
J. J. Kelly
Helena
Hoffman
Wakefield
Rocky Mountain
M. L. Henry
Bozeman Avenue
Main Street
Mr. Henry
J. Soxs
Columbus Sandstone Company
City
Minnesota
C. D
Knights of Pythias
Theodore Norman
Hay Press
A. D. Maynard
Con
Illinois
Dillon
Brundage
Divide
J. J. Cusick
John B. Reed
S. Main St
Madras
Penangs
Siegel
Renee
Men’s Hat Department
California
Virginia City
GT. Paul
State Board of Education
George C. McAndrews
Noral
A.ation
East Ounge
N. J
Gooch
Th Estes Ranch
A. B. Coon
W. 8. Pyle
Fryhe, Buhne & Comn
Seattle
Oregon Short Line
Emma Morton
St. Alexander Hall
Norteinger
Hutte
Morton
Mee
Mel
Esles
Nis
S.S. Potters
Copp
Thomas FP. Barrett
G. Riiens
Prairie
J. 1. Com
Kudele
Warren Grapter
Gus Nelson
Montana Electric Company
East Broadway
Telephone—Cons
Ine
Truction Department
Anaconda Copper Mining Co Hardware Department
J OF
Buttese
Alsen & Salt Lake
Portland Cements
Manuel Lopez
Havana
Butte Mercantile Company
State Distributors
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