Well known Butte miner Hirbour dies after stair fall
HIRBOUR, a prominent mining man and longtime Butte resident, died suddenly at St James hospital from an embolism following a fall on Saturday evening at the Will house. He seized a fortune from the sale of the Stanislaus and Rarn mines, born in Quebec about 60, he left a wife and three children. Funeral plans not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hirbour
Butte
Poes
St. James' Hospital
Will House
Hirbour
Harbour
Molleur
Moore
Sherman
Quebec
Canada
Stanislaus Lode
Mesars
Terrault
Lortie
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Helena
St. Johns
Alon
Dr Rinehart Moves to 14 W Park
Dr. Rinehart, a local dentist, has relocated his practice to 14 West Park, updating the community on his new address and service location.
Cayuse Beef Seen In Medora Horse Meat Venture
A Fergus County Argus report describes a Medora project converting horses into meat for export to Europe. First plant aims 190 head daily, with expansion planned. hides sold to a Wisconsin tannery. Investors expect foreign demand and no US market focus, hoping to repurpose horses discarded by Indians and supply big cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medora
Butte
Inter Mountain
Fergus County Argus
Marquis de Mures
West
Europe
United States
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Montana
Cricket Club announces tomorrow's match at new Butte grounds
The Cricket Club plans a game between Butte and Centerville tomorrow at the new grounds near the Butte Reduction works. Umpires Jack Hancock and Tom Scadden will oversee a 10 o'clock start. Centerville's side includes captain David Frundle and players Berryman Edwards Paull Richards Trengave Date Richards Whitford Rowe Pascoe. Butte is led by captain Prof. A C Newill with Argall Adams Morcombe Knott Trenerry Williams Pearce Fuertado Youlten and Eddy. This opener anticipates a large summer crowd.
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Butte Reduction
Butte
Centerville
Jack Hancock
Tom Scadden
Baume
George Berryman
Thomas Edwards
William Paull
Thomas Richards
D. H. Trengave
Sam Date
Henry Richards
William Whitford
Alfred, Rowe
Thomas H. Pascoe
David Frundle
A. C. Newill
Will Argall
Ed F. Adams
Alex Morcombe
Gerald Knott
Walter Trenerry
George Williams
R. F. Pearce
Fuertado
Sam Youlten
Will Eddy
Rong
Hotel guest list spans many cities and states
A long OCR style roster lists numerous travelers and residents visiting or staying at various hotels. Names include Chambers Salt Lake Baker Waite Echo Mont Slater Lewiston Joslyn Deer Lodge Bourke Chicago Andrews Moorhead Westheimer St Joe Luke Helena Lobb New York Schlesinger Lockey Helena Griswold Burns Kalispell Swaze Hood River Gridley Tock Springs Simon Salt Lake Parker Garnet McDermott Babcock Reed Leatest Houghton Daniil Rawlins Kelton Gibbonsville Calgnan Iveston Bush St Paul Joelson Davis Monaghan Metzer Cincinnati Winchell Chicago Eilert Myers Miles City Heaney Hewett Helena Kennedy Great Falls Houston Palmer Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Butte
R. ©. Chambers
Salt Lake
JE. Baker
J. K. Waite
Echo
Mont
L. P. Slater
Lewiston
CG. D. Joslyn
Deer Lodge
J. &. Bourke
Chicago
Q. E. Andrews
Moorhead
Henry F. Westheimer
St. Joe
A. Luke
Helena
Henry W. Lobb
New York
Phil
Schlesinger
Milwaukee
R. Lockey
Helpena
Charles
Basin
M. J. Hewett
Robert B. Smith
J. B. Kennedy
Great Falls
W. H. Houston
Spokane
H. 4
Palmer
Miners Union stake opens at West Side coursing park
Large attendance witnessed 32 all aged dogs in the first rounds of the Miners Union stake yesterday at West Side Coursing Park. Betting ran lively as dogs such as Little Empress, Smart, Law Hearst, Sapphire, Billy Walker, Slouch, Leadress, Tornado, King Cashier, Bluebird, Mayflower, Daisy Belle, Adventure, Fitz Regina, Gypsy M. and others won their matches in the opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Coursing Park
Miners’ Union
Little Empress
Pet Jackson
Smart
Homer D
Law Hearst
Driver
Sapphire
T Verser
Billy Walker
Bob Fi Slouch
Longside
McDermott Purchases Salt Lake Home in Major Move
Wm McDermott of Butt Montana buys B B McGurrin residence at 664 East First South Salt Lake for 12000 dollars and will relocate his family to Utah. The mining veteran will oversee Senator W A Clark’s Utah interests and seeks schooling for his children.
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Montana
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Tribune
William McDermott
Butt
IB. B. McGurrin
East First South Street
McDermott
Tah
Tutte
W. A. Clark
Utah
Montana Fish Eggs from Monida Hatchery Visit
John Sharp state fish and game commissioner and Martin Garn county warden returned from Monida Montana where they toured the government hatchery. Sharp brought 110000 sprayling fish eggs to Big Cottonwood hatchery and two dozen full grown fish praised as superior to trout awaiting state hatchery completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Tribune
John Sharp
Jtate Fish and Game
Martin Garn
Monida
Mont
Sharp
Big Cotton Wood
Fires Destroys John Estey Residence and Brickyard Boiler
Sunday morning fires destroyed John Estey's residence at 406 East Mereover after an initial Saturday blaze. Insurance covers 250 for the house and 250 for furniture. Earlier, the boiler and engine room at Kemper brickyard near Williamsburg burned, with about 450 damage fully insured. Origin of the fires is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Estey
East Mereover
Kemper Brickyard
Williamsburg
Butte Sewer: Pipe and Tile Co. Esteems Rinehart Arrival
Dentists Rinehart moved to 14 W Park as the town notes ten years' service and perfect performance. The Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile Co. recommends their employee for the sewer project citing work on large pipe and house connections forty miles distant.
Memorial exercises for Rebekah lodges June 14 1899
All members of subordinate and Rebekah degree lodges are invited to attend memorial exercises at Fidelity hall on Monday evening June 14 1899. Addresses will be delivered by A B Keith editor Daily Inter Mountain Dr De Putron Gliddon and others. Exercises commence at 1 30 o'clock.
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Rebekah
Pidelity Hall
A. B. Keith
Inter Mountain
de Putron Gliddon
Missing Libby miner may have taken own life
Libby Charles Eberle, 49 and unmarried, has been missing since May 17. Friends believe he died by his own hand after illness. Raht takes charge at Snowshoe mine concen trator south of Libby. he was formerly a civil engineer in Butte. Billings tradesmen push union to curb unskilled labor in building. Butte union rep to assist. New York headless trunk of a man found in bay. may be Joseph Trimborn, brewery manager who vanished May 24 from Grand hotel. Helena Byron McClements, known as Lord Byron, dies after a fall at Church's livery stable. age 41, Ohio native.
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Libby
Charles Eberle
Charles F. Raht
Pueblo Smelting Company
Snowshoe
Mr. Raht
Butte
New York
Bay
Joseph Trimborn
Great Falls
Grand Hotel
Helena— Byron McClements
Lord Byron
Church
Ohio
William Stiles
First National Bank
Warren
Local Briefs From Butte And Nearby Areas
Community items list steads, sales, and events including courses at entside Park and Montana Music Co, horse listings, piano tuning, and lodges. Notes school work offerings, church services, stage engagements by Probst and Walsh, memorial sermons at Grace M I, and the death of Mrs Nannie Buford Canney with Sherman’s handling the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entside Park
Montana
W. Park
Langlois
G. Besos
Montana i Music Co
Washington
Rebes
Fidelty Hall
Soline
Park
Mer. Loughrit
Philadelphia
Bishop Shanley
North Dakota
Brandet
St. Patrick's Church
Yeaterday
Nannie Buford Canney
Gimney
West Daly Street
Walkerville
Sherman's
Dentist Rinehart Moves to 144 W Park
Dr Rinehart a dentist moved to 144 West Park in Butte with a large pipe system and extensive house connections. Butte Show Pipe and Tile Co recommends sewer pipe upgrades and Tow ny's service is ported to the best recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Butte Shw Pipe & Tile Co
Rinehart
W Park
Switches in Great Reduction at Mrs A Birthright’s Now On
A large sale of switches continues for the next ten days at Mrs A Birthright’s 40 W Granite with Repsold select vintage wines praised for delicacy and fragrance. Butte Columbia Gardens opens for the 1899 season June 4 with free grounds admission. Rossner’s orchestra performs Sunday Wednesday and Saturday. cars depart Park and Main for 10 cents, children Ge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Brophy & Co
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Rossner
Park and Main
Best Fruits and Vegetables in Canton and Glass
If you desire goods of the highest quality visit us. We supply the best fruits and vegetables in Canton and glass. The public’s wants guided our stock selection for hotels restaurants or private families. Call to examine our stock and learn our prices.
Stages Run from Club Stables to Crystal Springs and Lynndale
Stages depart from Club Stables on West Granite Street to Lynndale at 10:00 am and 2:00 pm with return trips at 12:00 noon and 7:00 pm. To Crystal Springs stages go at 9:58 am, 2:00 pm, and 8:15 pm with returns at 12:00 noon 5:00 pm and 10:30 pm. Fare is 25 cents each way. The Buttle Optical Co. advertises honest treatment and prices and notes its relocation to rooms 7 and 8, Owlsley block.
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Crystal Springs
Lynndale
Club
West Granite Street
Buttle Optical Co
Butte Optical Co
Owsley Block
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Schilling
Japan
Cash Grocery
BOOTH
Main and
Galena
Abbey & Imbrie
Epaulding
Main St. Burte Igs
Dugan & Jones
East Granite St
S. B. National Banks
Huie Pock & CO
South Main, Butte
Good Jersey
W. Broadway
Dr. Rinehart
Cayuse Beef
Sanden
E.E. Gallogly &Co. Druggists
Butte, Mont
the Cricket Club
Wm. McDermott
Butte Sewer: Pipe and Tile Co
Dr. Wiz
Billings
P.O
Mary McGahm
Argyle Building
W. Islaadway
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
McTucker
Lord
West Park
First Baptist
Blanche Walsh
Melbourne McDowell
John Hoerking
South Butte
Wy Park
White Front
N. Main St
Thos. F. Courtney
Miner's Union
Health and Acc
Ident Insurance
Soo
Fire Fidelity and Casualty Company
W. H. Winters
Nyr
E. Wendell
North Main Street
Giarness
Nevills & CO
Silver
E. Park St
Prof
C. Sullivan
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