Great Gathering Asks Cattle Growers to Unite in Denver
The first annual meeting of the American Cattle Growers Association is planned for Denver, Colorado, on March 5. Cattle growers from many states are urged to attend with a five dollar membership fee, aiming to form a national body to advance and protect cattle interests. Officers and an executive committee will be chosen, a constitution adopted, and plans set for a broad membership drive.
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Salt Lake City
Pountey
Mat Mounina
Lemparate
Denver
Cola
Aimedian Cattle Grewers
Culuo
Taber
Pierdes
Businss
East Lake Chyo
Mississippi River
American Cattle Growers’ Association
National Live Stock Association
Vinlon Stock Yards
Cotu
Slan
Y Pleasant
H. H. Robinson
Aci DE Ricqles
Iene
Canada
Mexico
Orleans
St. Louis
Trate
Western Railroad
Pawn Ticket 210 at the Grand draws strong crowd
Jolly Della Pringle and her company staged Pawn Ticket 210 at the Grand last night. The performance mixed tragedy and humor with Pringle delivering a lively turn. H. M. Crane impressed as the pawnbroker, and the show drew praise from local patrons despite early tensions over admission rules. The company at Sutton’s continues to regain audience confidence.
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Jolly Della Pringle and Company
Jolly Della Pringle
Ewan
Loys
Miss Pringle
H. M. Crane
Maunaser
Sutton
Pure Sun
Butte Friends
Butte Company
Soos
Boysen Tuetz Wed in Judge Arnol's Courtroom
Fritz Boysen of this city married Miss Teresi in Judge Arnold's courtroom. Judge Arnold officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Josie Jannaschek and groom’s attendant Robert Autkinson present. The ceremony drew a crowded audience and a supper followed at a nearby venue. The couple plans an extended trip to Chicago and Iowa.
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Arnol
Fritz Boysen
Teresi
Suetz
Arnold
Josie Jannaschek
Robert Autkinson
Fritz
Galena
Renshaw Alley
Belle
New York
Belle Laurence
Mra
Boysen
Chicago
Towa
Tam Too Old How Often We Hear Plea for Protection
A fragment urging elders and families to seek life insurance, claiming many underestimate Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York benefits. It directs readers to contact district manager C. Ehler at Roundway to learn the best available coverage and protection.
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C. Eheler
Mutual Life Insurance Co
N.Y . Roondway
Railroads report broad transcontinental plans and stock moves
A long dispatch outlines Northern Pacific, Great Northern, and Canadian Northern rail developments. It notes troop transport routing debates, new transcontinental routes to Port Simpson, Manitoba wheat expansion, and anti commission irregularities. It also covers Pullman control rumors, an ice bridge at Niagara Falls, Western road improvements, and Santa Fe's expansion toward Pecos Valley.
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Euse
Lake Superior
Winnisey
Rockies
Port Simpson
Pacific
Manitoba
St. Lawrence
Freigt
Winnipeg
Battleford
Saskatchewan
McLeod River
Yellow Head Pass
Alaska
Minnesota
Pullman Company
Vanderbilt-Morgan Syndicate
Ontrol
Vanderbilts
Pulman Company
Mr. Pullman
P Man Company
Wagu Company
Great Northern
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Pullman
Nia Falls
Riyr
Great Canyon
Veeway and Locomotive Repair at Collinwood Suburb
A repair project at Collinwood, a Cleveland suburb, involves a million dollar budget for refurbishing a rail facility. Details indicating the scope and official involvement are limited in the fragment.
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Veeway
Collinwood
Cleve- 1
In Memory of A H Beyer at South Butte Church
A memorial service was held Sunday at South Butte Presbyterian for Adm vnyol Hoyer Beyer, born in St Paul in 1870s, who moved to Butte and served the Gillette Herzog de Co. He held church trust positions, and choir and organ music accompanied by George on cornet. Winnie Hogan spoke of his work, with EB Gilbert and SHielin noting his Christian Endeavor impact.
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South Butte Presbyterian Church
Vnyol Hoyer
Mr. Beyer
St. Paul
Butte
Ists
Gillette Herzog de Co. Durne Bik
Baptiste
George
Winnie Hogan
Boyer
South Butte
EB. Gilbert
Shielin
Arraigned on charges after gun incident at police court
J J Anierson, who drew a rusty weapon on Mr Aiken amid a feud dating to Henderson era, spoke of a cold cured by a stove lid as he pleaded mality. Judge Sullivan fined him and allowed leniency. Joseph Gill faced a separate disturbance charge on East Park street and paid $10.
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J. J. Anierson
Aiken
Pac
Henderson
Sullivan
Fortunatte
Joseph Gill
East Park Street
Influence sermon opens series at Humanites Presbyterian Church
Rev. Dr. Gwynne led the first service of a new series at the Humanites Presbyterian Church drawing a good crowd. The TriMoon brought a thoughtful address on influence and the power individuals wield consciously and unconsciously on others. The talk offered much for reflection and the public is invited to future meetings.
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Humanites Presbyterian
Countess Anna Sells Out Of New York Properties
Countess Castelline sold her one sixth share in several valuable New York properties to help her husband’s financial difficulties. Edwin Gould bought the interests. The deeds show revenue stamps suggesting she received 43300 dollars, though market value would likely be at least double.
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York
Castelline
New York
Edwin Gould
Jay Gould
Gould
Anna
Incendiary Tramps Burn Tynehead Farm
A blaze started by lamps destroyed the residence and farm buildings of Guy Whiteside at Tynehead, New Westminster district. He and his wife escaped but three of his children perished in the fire as the couple, aided by farmers, searched the area for the culprits.
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New Westminster
B. C
Guy Whiteside
Tynehead
Whiteside
Roosevelt Vice President to Attend Inauguration Visit
New York reports Vice President elect and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt will travel to Washington on March 2. During their stay they will be guests of Mrs. Roosevelt's sister and brother-in-law Dr. and Mrs. Cowles, with arrangements outlined for the inaugural events.
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New York
Joint mining claim notice and bids for temple site
The notice details a 1901 legal claim dispute over the Admiral Dewey Quartz Lode in Silver Bow Montana. Dennis O'Donnell seeks payment from Pat O’Neil for two years of required labor totaling 42, and warns that nonpayment within 90 days will transfer ownership to O’Donnell. It also mentions bids for a Masonic Temple site and a medicinal advertisement for Green's August Flower with sample bottles offered.
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Ty Pat O'Nell
Dennis O'Donnell
United States
Admiral Dewey
Summit Valley
Bilver Bow County
Montana
Pat O'Neil
Per
Taw
Butte, Mont
Prof. Houton
Green
Newbro Drug Co
Finlew-Media Drug Co
Advertisers urged to submit copy by 9 a.m. for same-day run
Advertisers must place or update copy in the office by 9 a.m. to ensure the advertisement runs the same day. The notice emphasizes timely submission to avoid delays and assures continued placement on the intended schedules.
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Meisner Onhs
Della Pringle
Mamiger Sutter
Grand Opera House
Uncle Dick
Dolla Priisle
Crant
Galelery
The
Edmund O'Brien Kennedy
National Association
Gorwers
Tam
L. Moo
Ely
Portland
EK. Calvin
Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line
Wein Theetty Incuttendanes
Hutte Terminal Association
Proetteny J. C. Mid
Hill
Wall Street
Ms. Hil
Mas
Central Pacific
Reisury
St. Pauls 2
Santa Fe
Pecos Valley
Leke
Suun
Eabili
A. H. Beyer
Mr. Henderson
Countess Anna
Towle & Winterhalter Jewelers
V. Park Street
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
Hes
Repsold Wines
P.d. Brophy
Grocers
Main Street
Butte, Montana
Berr Dor Srsa
Deere
Swend Carlson
Tom Moore
S. Main
Butt
Masonic Temple Association
City
E. H. Renisch
Park St
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