Hill Will Not Resign From Great Northern Amid Erie Investment
President James J. Hill denies plans to resign or to organise a continental railway combine. He says a few friends invest in the Erie road, but rejects a grand cartel as impractical. Work on the Cascade tunnel nears completion with trains to run before year end and new 150 ton engines to haul cars through the tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hill
The
Great Northern
St Paul
Erie
Seenie Mostkely
Road
Great Cascade
Trinidad
Kalispell Bee
Crows Nest
Uains
Everett
Wilson Creek
J. F. Stevens
St. Paul
HM. W. Edwards
Spokane
Byram
Law of Tacoma Assumes General Superintendent Post
A fragment notes A FE Law of Tacoma being appointed or considered for the role of general superintendent. The readable text is incomplete, but indicates a leadership appointment within Tacoma related to law or public administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A, FE
Law of
Tacoma
Assi Eral
Northern Pacific officials in city and rail rate talks
In Livingston area notices, several railroad men visit the city including H J Horn and Charles H Winter as Union Pacific moves into accident insurance and contemplates a 33 1 3 percent premium split. Western Passenger association plans a one year Grand Army encampment rate with Burlington and Rock Island proposing postponement. Great Northern requests withdrawal of round trip volume rate west of St Paul while Hight Fairfield advertise nickel watches and the Inter Mountain Christmas edition is announced with orders for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Railroad
Western Passenger Association
Grand Army
Denver
Dover
Burlington
Rock Island
Chicago
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Soo
St. Paul
Hotels and names listed in Montana notices
The clipping lists numerous travelers and residents by name and city across Montana and neighboring states, including Butte Pipestone St Louis Helena and Great Falls, with many individuals such as J. H. Wallace J. P. Eisenbach O. E. Schulenburg H. W. Mein tire D. Cameron Patrick Meaney J. Estill G. Rowan H. J. m and others, alongside a note about Mother Goose baby spoons at Bight and Fairfield's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Butte
RR. Burker
Pipestone
O. E. Schulenburg
St. Louis
E. F. W. Whiting
E. Gunh
A. B
Wilkinson
Helena
M. Schultz
Butte
H. W. MeIntire
J. S Truscott
Miles City
Wallace
Philipsburg
Easimin
Leon King
New York
J. H. Helena
L. H. Haas
Louisville
Whatman
St. Linus
J. P. Eisenbach
N. J. Horn
Jr. Livingston
J. L. Polar
Ashland
J. 8
Plinney
Chicago
T. D. Cameron
Patrick Meaney
W. J. GatYney
Boulder
James Estill
Deer Lodge
the McDermott
Kittle Bartels
D. Linton
Great Falls
Lt. McMahon
G. C. Rowan
Omaha
Hotz
St. Paul
A. M. Bevier
James H. O'Neill
Fred W. Cowan
Missoula
A 0. Taylor
Minneapolis
James Summers
Virginia City
W. (. McKaskle
W. A. Gayiier
Lima
A. Reynolis
W. L. Newbest
Big Tim
Local Briefs From Butte Amid Holidays and Notices
A jumble of local listings notes items for sale and services in Butte. Mentions include men’s fedoras and reefer jackets with prices, pianos and organs, a turkey, and Xmas presents. Dentists Dr Forsyth and Dr L Austin are cited, with references to offices and painless tooth extraction. News items report the remains of Richard H Dawe shipped to Nevada City and the death of Joseph Giles. funeral notices follow. The slate includes safes for sale, a long list of prices, and a few obituary notices, all tied to local businesses and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boucher
Jackson
W. Park
Dr. German
N. Main St
Orton Bros
N. Main
Bowen
Butte Brewing Co
Forsyth
Owsley Block
der Bros. Frame Pictures
Houcher
Dr. L. Austin
Main Street
Butte
Richard H. Dawe
Nevada City
Cal
Oregon
Joe Primavera
Meaderville
Misaken Identity in Great Falls Man Held on Description
Chief Lovell and Detective Murphy say a man brought from Anaconda answering to the third Jantz gang partner was not the wanted man. Hank Wright, arrested in Anaconda, gave $22, claimed no knowledge of Jantz or O Connell, and said he recently lived in Great Falls for five months. Sheriff of Great Falls may recognize him on arrival. hunt continues for the third Jantz gang member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Conley
Deer Lodge County
Anaconda
Tony Jantz
Lense
Staebler
Initcher
Hank Wright
Jantz
Frank O'Connell
Great Falls
Wright
O Brien
Main Street
Lovell
Murphy
Butte
Deer Lodge
Contempt of English War Power by French Officer
A French officer belittles British military strength while praising the fleet, predicts a future war would hinge on an English surrender and a short campaign, and remarks on the South African campaign. The piece blends this naval critique with local advertisements for watches, shaving sets, leather goods, and office space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
London
Africa
Woolwich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Belle of Nelson
A. Booth
West Park Street
Gordon &Dillworth’s
the Smith Grocery Co
S. Main
North Idaho Street
Court House
Gagnon Addition
Empire Addition
Walkerville
Thompson Investmt CO
West Broadway
Hill
Big Cascade Tunnel
Christie & Leys Butte Pharmacy
WRN Aaa
Charles H. Winter
Wisconsin Central
Union Pacific
Bing
Gaelf Fontenis
Enn
Hight & Fairfield
Bight & Fairfield
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Joseph Giles
Galena Street
Thompson
Wouten
Curtis Block
Park St
Henry J. Price
East
Quartz Street
Dierks
Diebold Safe and Lock Co
North Main Street
Mark Riley
St. James Hospital
Lyo- Land
Parrot
Thom Great Falls
Chief Lovell
Inter Mountain
West Barnett Bros
Frank Lynch
Granite
Kumport Shoe Store
Lorgnettes, Hight & Fairfield's
Butte Flora Company
High & Fairfield
Oregon Short Line
Wilson
Hight & Fairfield’s
Holbrook’s
Higat & Fairfield
East Broadway
Post Office
Rubenstein
East Park Street
Fort
Park
Brobeck
Traker’s
Ib. Gordon & Dilworth
W. Broadway
Youlden Grocery Co
North Main St
Montana
Anna
Harbingers
Monank
Shriatmas Dainties
Richelieu
Kennedy
Meat Department
Butey Bros Good Groceries
Butta
Our
Montana Cash Grocery Co
Park, Corner
Broadway
Sanitarium
B. E. Cooney
Bsnsananeng
Cook
Franklin
Queen
Cross & Blackwell
Montana Ranch
Egss
Steamboat Grocery Co
Main
Maryland Ave
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