Rookwood Pottery Co Wins Grand Prize at Fair
European, Asian, and American pottery displays competed for The Grand Prize but the committee awarded it to Rookwood Pottery Co. for superior taste in form, color, and decoration. Counterfeit Rookwood copies were noted as common but the official winner stood apart with the genuine article on sale in Butte along with exquisite pieces.
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Europe
Asia
America
Rookwood Pottery Co
Rookwood
Butte
Will Erect A New Catholic Church In Butte Montana
Public spirited citizens plan a new Catholic church on East Park street in Butte with funds raised to date at least fifteen thousand dollars. Mrs. P J Brophy and Mrs J J McHatton lead the appeal and report strong initial subscriptions including ten thousand from Mrs L P Largey. Father Callahan, now in the Philippines, is sought as head of the parish though he sought to stay here due to health. A parish house will accompany the church and fundraising continues with optimism.
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Butte
East Park Street
P. J. Brophy
J.J. McHatton
Hye So Fay
LP. Largey
Philippines
Manila
Montana
St. Patrick's Church
McHatton
Brophy
Inter Mountain
Robbery Foiled by Officer in South Arizona Street
Masked highwaymen tried to hold up Hample’s butcher shop at 487 South Arizona last night around 7. Two men aimed revolvers at workers but fled when Patrolman McConnell arrived. He pursued them but they escaped through the back door. Ten men were arrested for vagrancy that night. none identified as involved in robberies.
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E. Hample
South
Arizona Street
Omcer ‘McConnell
McConnel
Justices of the Peace
North Coast Limited to be a pay train with no passes
The North Coast Limited of the North Pacific railroad will be re established in February as a pay train with no passes accepted. Officials note editorial tickets will not be valid on the new service and officers warned agents of published passenger passes. Separately, Great Northern president J J Hill dismissed consolidation talk as impractical, while confirming steps toward financial cooperation among railroads to stabilize rates and operations. Detectives exposed a Chicago weekly papers alliance selling half rate tickets in exchange for advertising, with railroads notified of the findings.
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North Coast Limited
North Pacific Railroad
Charles
J. J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
New York
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
St. Paul Securities
Earling
Western Passenger Association
Burlington
Northwestern
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Western
Rutirosda
Coasting Accident Hurts West Copper Street Boy
Carl Jackman a West Copper street resident was badly cut on the head after a coasting collision with a team. He toppled about 20 feet onto a Montana street embankment and was attended by Dr Albritton at his residence. No bones were broken and he should resume sliding in a few days.
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Carl Jackman
West Copper Street
Montana Street
Albritton
Woman The Cause In Pleasant Alley Brawl
Byron Adolph and Pete Kelly were arraigned in the police court this morning on charges of disturbing the peace by fighting in Pleasant alley. Kelly said Adolph chased a woman, he stepped between them and was struck in the head, his hat knocked off, as he picked it up the officer arrived and arrested him.
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Byron Adolph
Pete Kelly
Pleasant Alley
Kelly
Adolph
Adolph and Kelly Brawl Lead to Police Court Fine
Judge Bullivam dismissed the case against a man who could not speak English while a French interpreter arrived. Adolph testified about a table in an alley and a woman who asked him to stand treat, then returned with a doll and refused to pay. Kelly struck Adolph, and both were mixed by a policeman who testified they would plead guilty for a one dollar fine. Joe Bush was arrested for vulgar language at East rk street and Wyoming. He fought the officer, used crude epithet, and was fined 16 dollars in police court.
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Joe Bush
Foley
East Rk Street
Wyoming
Bush
Young Men's Institute installs new officers at Dillon
The recent installation of officers for the Young Men's Institute was a highlight of the season. Recitations by Justin Butler and Mr. Kane followed the ceremony, then refreshments and an impromptu dance. New officers include President F F ONeill, VP J Kennedy, VP M D OConnell, recording secretary F P Garvin, warden M D McSherry, treasurer J M Walsh, executive committee WH Sheerin, inside sentinel P More, outside sentinel J C Settity, marshal T Ignatius.
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Young Men’s Institute
Justin Butler
Mr. Kane
F. F. O'Neill
J. Kennedy
M. JD. O'Connell
F. P. Garvin
M. D. McSherry
Trea Urer
J. M. Walsh
WH. Sheerin
Inside Sentinel
P. More
Outside Sentinel
J.C. Settity
Local Briefs Include Dentists Tuner and Café Ads
Jackson photographer G W Park. Dr German at 114 N Main St. Dr Forsyth at 48 West Park St offers free exam and glasses fitting. Candy Owsley block. City Wood and Coal Co sells dry wood with phone 184. Grotto Cafe at 38 East roadway offers meals. Barnatt Bros of Walkerville succeeds Frank Lynch at 27 West Main, Butte. McDonald relocates to 803 West Granite St. Dr J Austin dentist. teeth extraction noted.
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Barnatt Broa
Walkerville
Frank Lynch
Weat Me
Butte
McDonald
Granite Street
M. J. Connell
J. Austin
Main Street
Lutte
French Vansy Tablets for relief of painful menses
Curran music teacher announces a remedy for irregular menses. Vansy Tablets, made in Paris by A. Augendre, claim to remove obstructions of any cause. Sold in Butte, Montana by Newbro Drug Co as sole agents for $2 per box, mailed sealed.
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A. Augendre
Paris
France
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Mont
First Meeting of Creditors in Davies Bankruptcy
In the District Court of Montana John Davies was adjudged bankrupt on September 17 1900. The first meeting of creditors is set for January 25 1901 at 2 oclock p.m. at the court of bank assesy 49 West Park street Butte Montana. Creditors may appear to prove claims elect a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Thompson Campbell Referee in Bankruptcy dated January 10 1901.
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District Court of the United States
District of Montana
John Davies
Crediot
Bankassey
West Park Street
Butte
Nowtana
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