Miners Families Aid Sought by Butte Assembly
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly met at the Miners Union Hall to organize relief for Wardner Idaho miners families destitute from Coeur dAlenes troubles. A nine member managing committee will run drives for money and supplies, with headquarters in Butte and first carload to ship by week’s end. Wardner men praised Butte for solidarity under military rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Miners' Union Hall
Wardner
Idaho
Coeur d’Alenes
Butle
E. F. Dobson
Orge Morehart
George Ross
J. B. Furey
W. G. Locker
M. A. Griffin
W.G. Whiteley
Willon Walsh
I. J. Hollberg
The Coursing Match
A crowded event concluded with Lobelia winning the main stake after a sequence of rounds led by Lobelia and Bob Fitz. Second place went to Bob Fitz and third to Dusty Miller, with additional results reported for Sapling and Montana Skyball heats and stakes across multiple entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
San Francisco
Pleasanton
Gilt Edge
Lobelia
Timothy
Dusty Miller
Honeymoon
Rusty
Peasant Boy
Bob Fitz
Arabi Pasha
Lady Buclid
Cal. Lopez
Bob Pinston
Tandy Buclid
Queen of the West
Comedienne
Mimosa
Yantara
Dandalos
Montana Skyball
King James Treloar
Montana Skybal
Pitasimmons-Belle of
Centerville
Clifford Rovett
Comedienne and
Qheen of
West
Hotel guest list spans multiple cities and names
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and places including A Sam Drake, A McKinnon, Fort Sebree, Dillon, New York, Boston, Helena, Missoula, San Francisco, Honolulu, and many others. The text reads as a hotel guest roster with names, towns, and occasional affiliations but lacks a clear narrative or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Butte
A. Sam Drake
A. McKinnon
Fort Sebree
Dillon
R.A. Thomas Frith
New York
C. Tozeman
George W. Currier
Jesse Koshland
Boston
Mrs.y Grannis
Lucy R. Grannis
L. R. Grannis
J H. Matthewson
M. Alsburg
le New York
J.T. Rader
W. Forbis
Missoula
Roberts
Utah
D. R. Hubbard
Des Moines
Percy A. Fenimore
Wakefield Opera Company
Blanche Fowler
Helena
James O'Connell
Richard A. Sharrow
the McDermott
Louis Janin
Clarane
King
San Francisco
Jere Collins
TR. Dorn
T. W. Poindexter
PF. Knox
J.P. McCarthy
Coachman
Jamestown
N.Y
Baptismal Ceremony for Infant Margaret Hennessy
Margaret infant daughter of Mr and Mrs D J Hennessy was baptized yesterday at St Patrick s Church in a solemn ceremony witnessed by many friends. Afterward the party returned to the Hennessy home for a repast. Present were Mr and Mrs D J Hennessy Mr and Mrs J J Hennessy Mr and Mrs J M White Mr and Mrs Fred Sully Mr and Mrs James Berry William Seallon and Miss O Keagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
D. J. Hennessy
St. Patrick’ S Church
Hennessy Residence
D. J.hennessy
J. J. Hennessy
J. M. White
Dentist Rinehart Moves to 14 W Park in Town
The fire department was kept busy with two calls last night. First, lights at John Noyes home at Wyoming and Granite streets ignited decorations but were quickly extinguished with minor damage. Soon after the unit returned, a second alarm sent firemen to 411 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinehart
W Park
John Noyes
Wyoming
Granite Streets
No. 411
North Main Street
Fire destroys shop and coal sheds in early morning blaze
A roof fire at a confectionery store kept by Mrs J Cronin caused bed burn but damage was inconsequential. Earlier a vacant old blacksmith shop near Aluminum and Wyoming streets burned, and by 1 PM railroad coal sheds at the Montana Union railway were found on fire with damage estimated.
Briggs Attempts Suicide At Silver Bow Creek Bridge
William Briggs tried to kill himself by leaping from the wagon bridge over Silver Bow creek near the power plant. Rescued with a scalp wound, he was taken to James hospital after incoherent talk and says he recently came from Penn Yan New York and is a machinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Briggs
Silver Bow Creek
Briggs
Morata Street
1St James Hospital
Penn Yan
Sal
Helena Sons of the American Revolution elect leaders
The Helena Montana chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution elected Be Timer as president Hbitchford Cullins as secretary, Maz er Jane Shosmaker as treasurer, A. O. Southmayd as register, and Crowell and J. K. Bramble noted in local reports. A separate Marysville item recalls Bramble seeking office with about 61 supporters. A Pony Sentinel notice warns of a crazy book agent terrorizing streets, following a confrontation at W. W. Morris residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Hbitchford Cullins
Missera_ view
Crowell
Maser Jane Shosmaker
Treveurer
A. O. Southmayd
Helwha
Register
Jeeva Af
Pony Sentinel
W. W. Morris
Funeral of Wilbur Boyce in military honor
The funeral for Wilbur Boyce was held yesterday at his residence with military honors. Attendees included Major cavalry units and Lieutenant Davies of the United States Volunteer Signal Service, among many in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Boyce
Dona H. Cu
Uebee M. Sethe
Chuveh
Pompey
Fallow
Iiay Stivers, Corp
Bait Hudloft Corp
AUD
Rebt
Taker
Jd Trowa
Jack Gilfe
Cori
Trimster
John M. Tobin
Mariner
A. F
Daney
Baddler
Dan Marky
Robt
Iton
P.O
How Craft Won Miss Wilder in a Western Style Courtship
A San Francisco case details Horace J. Craft, once a Honolulu commission man, wooing heiress Miss Helen Wilder. After travels and obstacles including pranks and rejections, he pursued her through Honolulu and San Francisco, and they wed in California in June, described with lively, sensational narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Horace J. Craft
Sandwich Island
Helen K. Wilder
Honolulu
Titer Mountain
Wood
Horace Crafts
Miss Melon Wilder
Jean
Miss Wilde
Mr. Ofitts
Australia
Miss Wilder
Liewhan
Gres Falls man jailed over procuring charge in immorality case
Jack Doyle of Gres Falls was arrested after a night pursuit for allegedly procuring a girl named Gussie Fowler and her sister in law to leave Great Falls for immoral purposes in Butte. The alleged victims confessed involvement, and Doyle was taken to jail for further prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Doyle
Gres Falls
Gussie Fowler
Der
Far Two
Tom Walsh
Galois Street
Doyle
Worthy
Trilby
Wyoming
Galena
Walsh
Sergeant McGrath
Great Falls
Gussie
Butte
Fowler
Allen's Foot-Ease powder ad promotes cooling relief
Try Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease swollen nervous hot feet and tiredness from tight shoes. The ad claims it cures swollen feet sweating blisters callous spots and bunions, relieves pain and provides rest and comfort. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a trial package offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Premium Fruits and Vegetables Shop Ad Readable
If you desire goods of the highest quality visit us. We supply the best fruits and vegetables in cans and glass. The wants of the public have been considered in selecting our stock. Whether you are buying for hotel, restaurant or private family your best interest is served by calling and examining our stock and learning our prices.
Crystal Springs Hotel Promises Comfort and Hot Baths
In Crystal Springs northwest region a newly built hotel offers pleasant parlors and dining rooms and round the clock lunches. Plunge baths are supplied by the state’s only hot wells. Private special attention available if guests notify management in advance, located five miles from Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Springs
Butte
Suits Cleaned and Pressed at Fisner Tailor Shop
Gas prices easy and travel deals offered by the Milwaukee line on June 16 17 and 19 with exceptionally low round trip fares from St Paul and Minneapolis to many points east and west. the Pioneer Limited is advertised as the only perfect train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Fisner
St. Paul
Minneapolis
My the Cat
Resturn
Milwaukee
Opera Gies
Twin Cities
Chicago
Pioneer Limited
Meaderville Mining and Milling stockholders meet July 5 1899
Notice states Meaderville Mining and Milling Company stockholders will gather at 216 North Main Buite Montana for a reconvened directors election and any other business. Secretary Pro Tem Emil H Renisch announces the meeting agenda. Dr Rinehart dentist recently moved to 14 W Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaderville Mining and Milling Company
North Main Street
Buite
Montia
Emil H. Renisch
Amoss Turkish Baths and City S Steam Baths Ad
Amos Turkish Baths Ames offers open day and night with professional shampooers. Turkish baths cost $1 and plain baths 23c at Corner Broadway and Main Street. Stages from Club Stables Weat Granite Street to Crystal Springs Lynndale and Lynn Dale depart 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Returns at 12 noon and 7 p.m. Crystal Springs departures 9 a.m. 2 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. Returns 12 noon 6 p.m. 10:30 p.m. Fares 25 cents each way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Broadway
Main Street
Crystal Springs
Lynnedale
Granite Street
Lynndale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Schilling
Japan
Cash Grocery
BOOTH
Main and
Abbey & Imbrie
Spaulding
Calkins
Main St
Butte Mont Ras Sal
Dugan & Jones
East Granite St
Bear S
National Bank
Butte - Montana
Huie Pock & CO
South Main
Good Jersey
Birchdale Stock Farm
W. Broadway
Dr. Wix
the News
Marysville
J. K. Bramble
Hte
Fes
PEN
Zephyr
Madras
Health and
Ident Insurance
FOLLO
Pro Passenge
Wessgeny
Fidelity and Casualty Company
W. H. Winters
Owsley Block
C, E
Wendell
Gramting's
N. Main
Thos. F. Courtney
Low Ratas
Dr. Rinehart
M41 Park
Gramling’s ‘Turkish Baths
Wevills & Co
Silver Block
E. Park
Amos
Prof
C. Sullivan
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