Pharmacists Banqueted and New Officers Elected
The State Pharmaceutical association met to read reports, elect officers for the year, and select a state board member. President D M Newbro praised the group’s ten year impact and urged clerk involvement with bylaw changes setting a $1 initiation and $1 monthly dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Pharmaceutical Association
State Board of Pharmacy
Columbia Gardens
Vistors
D. M. Newbro
Newbro
National Association of Druggists
E. E. Gallogly
L. G. Smith
S. J. Coffee
F. A. Werner
Howard Rockefeller
EB. Gallogly
J. M. Doull
C. B. Hoskins
Whitehall
Joy H. Johnson
Detroit
Salt Lake excursion saves seats as Elks set event pace
The Short Line trip to Salt Lake attracts hundreds with reduced fares over 300 expected. Morning departure carried 125 passengers and four sleepers are sold out for an afternoon run in two sections. Elks celebrate in Salt Lake tomorrow with more attractions to entertain visitors. The Casino theater on Galena Street closed last night after Maurice Louis quit the lease. J R Files continued operating until last Monday before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Casino
Galena Street
Lkely
Maurice Louis
J. R. Files
Files
Quiet creditors cited as Secrest creditors gather
A fragment notes creditors among the attendees including A Pincus J A Murray Hinds Os and many employees at a night place. The text remains unclear but points to creditor involvement in a local matter gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoagh
J. A. Murray, Hinds & Os
Butte Teams Rise After Close Game With Great Falls
Butte ball players show strong form in a tight contest with Great Falls, led by Steffant and Wright who drove ten runs through nine innings. A charity Sunday game at the ball grounds features Butte hotel versus King & Lowry pool rooms for a $25 stake, umpired by D Kerney and C Gorman, with two lines to prevent delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Faille
Outa
Indiana
Great
Rutte
Butte
King & Lowry Pool
D. Kerney
C. Gorman
Butte Hotel
Abe Levy
Bert Kirk
Sam Korper
Will Angle
F. Cross
McHardy
W. Cooper
W. Kitto
L. Andrews
J. Hutchinson
Rootera
James Turner
King & Lowry Boys
Edward Sachs
Buttes
Local briefs and notices from the city
A collection of short items lists new business locations and services, from piano makers to dentists and lawyers, plus a note on a jail matron debate. Also advertised are an excursion east via Lake and Denver, a stock census update by Hill, and forthcoming transport tickets.
Park Contest Nears End With Large Ballot Totals
Inter Mountain voting shows thousands of ballots in the park trip contest. Favorites lead as totals rise across Butte Missoula Billings Deer Lodge Livingston and Missoula as final Friday night count nears. Nine young ladies will tour Yellowstone National Park with Mr Wylie’s Concomenades aboard the Zillah with stops at geysers canyons and the Grand Canyon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Will
Mike O'Neil
Miss Sullivan
Butte
Missoula
Hutchinson
Billings
Benninghoft
Miss Lamont
Miss Vetch
Deer Lodge
Livingston
Wylie
Grand Canyon
Mr. Wylie
Dot Island
Great Falla
Fish thief caught in fountain mystery at Columbia Park
Manager Whatton tracked the missing gold fish to a bird thief. A bird swooped over the fountain basin, nabbed a fish in its beak, then returned to the air before a salute from a nearby crowd. The bird was shot and killed, ending the mystery. The Grotto cafe is nearby with Fortoffice three doors away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Basin
Columbia Park
Whatton
Railroad Notes and Local Business in Butte
Rail notes report L I Downing and wife visiting Butte en route to Spokane while H B Dunn departs from Salt Lake to Zion. Passenger traffic is heavy. UP adds two 1600 engines between Laramie and Rawlins and Rio Grande Western uses 400 engines over Spindler. SP order 2000 fifty ton box cars 500 coal cars and 3% locomotives from American Car and Foundry. Short Line signals upgrade night lamps. New English pavement restaurant at 103 South Main. Western Mine Enterprise stockholders meet August 15 to elect trustees. Park contest coupons counted only at Butte office by Aug 10. Notice from trustee in bankruptcy of Silver City Mercantile for sealed bids by Aug 20 for store stock and inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Western Mine Enterprise Company
Scott Block
Butte
Montana
A. J. Huneke
Mont
Silver City Mercantile Company
Ereby
Front Street
Booth Butte
Sliver Bowty
Eald Company
Auction Notice for Entire Stock of Nursery and Hardware
In Butte Montana August 8 1900 bids are invited for the entire stock of nursery and hardware of the company. Each bid must include a certified check for ten percent of the bid. Checks are forfeitable if not paid within 24 hours after notice of acceptance. Bids must be written and signed with the check. The trustee may reject any or all bids and sale awaits referee in bankruptcy approval. Livestock harness and wagons reserved. Inspect bids weekdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 527 Hennessy Building Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Od Nurlery
W. B. Carroll
Hennessy
Butte
Monna
Goda
Montana
G. H. Spencer
Ustee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thompson Invest
MT CO
West Broadway
Booth
A. Booth
Cash Grocery
West Park Street
Phoas
Newerd
Association
Bagle
Ascape Bpe
Wkses
Queen Olives
Fey
the Smith Grocery Co
South Main
Great Falls
F.C
Singer Office
Queen Marguerite
Orton Bros
Main
Hinkle & Dolman
Oweley
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Covel
Hawk’s Hvery
East Broadway
Dr. Forsyth
Owsley Block
A. B. Jones
East Park
Leela
Hollingsworth’s
W. ‘ Overland
Lavell
RIO Cne
Chicago
Iticket
W. C. M'Bride
G. A
R. C. Hill
Utah
North
South Dakota
Mississippi
Uteh
Honor Bright
East Park Street
Silver Oe Mercantile Co
Cookk’s
Saratoga
Pandora
Lae
Cash Grocers
W. Park
Kingfisher
Columbia Garden
Fortoffice
Railroad Notes
L. I. Downing
Whi
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Spokai
H. B. Dunn
Zion
Union Pacific
Laramie
Rawlins
Spindler Summit
Southernacific
American Car and Foundry Company
Huntington
W. Va
NIXON
Petrona
Ni East Quart St
Abe
Wetch
Canpet
Park Street
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