Miss Lillian My Broughton Weds Frank Wilkinson in Walkerville
Miss Lillian My Broughton of Walkerville married Frank Lecol Wilkinson on Thursday evening in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Bowker. The bride, long beloved in Walkerville, wore a gray silk gown trimmed with lace and was given away by her father James J. Meyughton. The couple will reside at No. 82 South Colorado Street after May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian My Broughton
Walkerville
Frank Lecol Wilkinson
Mr. Bowker
Miss Broughton
Walkervil
Eve
James J. Meyughton
Bo Street
Broughton
Fin
Mess Parker
Glendale
Mr. Wilkinson
Butte
Mwain
Ofnsisenter
Aster
Mrv
Mrs. Wilkinsos
South Colopada Street
Early Season Strawberries and Market Price Trends
The first strawberries appear in town markets, priced around a0 cents per box, with expectations of wider availability in a few days. Eggs have risen to about per case, while packing-house goods may increase in price within a week as processors debate higher prices. Wholesale quotes show varied wholesale levels, with potatoes at 80 cents per 160 pounds and sweets scarce at 1d per barrel, while onions, lemons, oranges, and cranberries show mixed availability and price signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eges
Timothy Hay
First Class Sleeper Service to Kansas City via CGMSTP Ry
A first class sleeper for Kansas City leaves Minneapolis 7:50 a.m. and Paul 9:00 a.m., arriving Kansas City next morning at 7:00. Travel via Milwaukee Route for connections to south west and California. Write J T Conley assistant gen pass St Paul Minn for full information and lowest rates. Also notice of delinquent Salmon River Mining Co stock and sale of shares to cover assessments on February 1, 1901. Secretary K S Shields 19 West Granite St Butte MT.
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Kansas City
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
Paul
Milwaukee
J.T. Conley
Asst
Gen. Pass
St. Paul
Minn
Salmon River
NG Company
West
Granite Street
Butte
Montana
Herman Layman
Shields
Salmon River Mining Co
Butte Municipal League Targets Exorbitant Electric Contract
A new Butte league protests a one year street lighting contract with the Butte Electric company as excessive. It cites higher city costs, advocates municipal ownership, and plans weekly meetings in County Building Department 1 to press for rates, testing rights, and potential city lighting options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Municipal League
Ne League
Eerie Dome
Citizns
Wintas
Society Boy
Perf
Logue
Hutte Blevirne Company
Belives
John Lindsit
Herman Roneynweig
League
Whiten
Otter
Butte Electric Company
County Court House
Eight-Hour Day Adopted By Butte Work Union No. 5
At a regular meeting of the Butte Work Ingmena union of W. L. U. held December 31 1900 it was voted that from May 1 1901 a day’s work under its jurisdiction shall be eight hours with a minimum wage of 3.90 per day. Published by order of Working One union No. 5 W. L. U. J W DALE Ives T W JONES secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Ingmena’ Union of
President to Visit Butte for Western Trip Reception
President McKinsey plans a western visit with a reception in Butte. A committee will organize details, with officers named for treasurer secretary and various roles. The presidential party will arrive around 8 AM and depart about 10 PM, with plans to stop at Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinsey
Butte
Noure
Tele Sham
George Bo Cortelou
Willam Seailon
Pot. Brophy
William Morgan
Mont
Mhe City
Tite Island
Great Falls
Carter
J. ‘T. O'Brien
Ways and Means
Tesmittee
Poni
Walkerville
Mendlerville
Centerville
Bucene Carroll
J. Richards
D. J. Hennessy
W. O. Spoor
Federated Women's Clubs
William
Ealion
J. Benton Lesvet
Tou
George WW. Irvin
Des Manthe
Quinn
Wilfim Morran
W. H. Davey
W. A Tr. Wittam Orton
W. Oe
Firchen
Hy Tretone
Malcolm Gills
Pa. McArthur
James Maher
D. Clark
J. BR. Pursy
Mayareleet
J. Davey
Chairmuan
Tutte
Charles Sehatglein
A. Carder
Hen B. Calkins
Davey
Montana Rough Riders
la Ser
Lievd
Stivers
T. L. Frank
Tate
Grand Army
Clark
Bes' Coal in the Market for Fire Luminosity
Kemmerer company touts coal as a clean burning fuel with no clinkers and high heat, claiming it performs as well as the best options at about no more cost than inferior varieties offered by Citizens' Coal Co. at No 4 East Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Cos
Citizens’ Coal Co
East
Broadway
Butte Sheriff Sale Notice for Rice Addition Lot Four
Pelle V. Garrett sues Wi is Orr and J. H. Trevise asking sale of Lot Four in Black Six of Rice Addition to Butte. Sheriff James B. Furey sets sale for May 6 1901 at 2 pm at courthouse front door Silver Bow County Montana. Deputy P. L. Miller to conduct the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelle V. Garrett
Va. Wi
Orr
J. H. Trevise
A. D
Butte
County of
Silver Row
State of
Montana
Silver Bow County
James B. Furey
Mont
P. L. Miller
Lam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lillian M. Broughton
Frank L. Wilkinson
Butte Markets
Thistle, Imperial
Cleve and
Crescent Bicycles
Columbia East
Caledonia Street
Gagnon Addition
Court House
Thompson CO
West Broadway
the Electric CO
McKinley
BES
Sheriff's
B. W. Raymond
Waltham
C. Dilger
W. Park Fun-Cesor
Ed. F. Mayer
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
Norge Orr Boe
MMSE
Carmelita
Casa Buena
Arana
Chablis
Pomona
Zinfands
Amorosa
Burgundy
Miranda
Tate D'Ilote
Montecito
I Cabernet
Rubi Bueno
Margaux
Rulf Grande
Hungaria
P.d. Brophy & Co
North Main Street
Butts, Montana
HOES
M. J. Connell
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