Bozeman Seeks Early Closing Hours for Stores in City
Bozeman clerks circulate a petition urging stores to close at 6 pm daily except Saturday. owners may close if the public desires. The effort aims to back a movement supported by most signers as funds are raised for a college brass band and park improvements in the city. The Improvement Society planted trees at the depot area and plans a city park with irrigation challenges, while storefront displays on Main Street showcase attractive windows. Governor Toole appoints Ed B. Lamme to succeed General Willson at Montana State College. Thomas Duncan attends Elling estate business. C S Burnett visits from Great Falls. R B Kelley, Park County chairman, in Bozeman on county business.
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Bozeman
Mont
General Willson
Montana State College
Toole
Ed B. Lamme
Lamme
Billings News Fifty Years Ago Indian Cattle Theft and Accidents
Billings Montana March 29 1901 reports W M Mitchell a Burlington switch man lost both legs above the knees after being struck by a moving car in the yards and hospital treatment followed. Little Daylight and Austin Stray Calf Crow Agency Indians arraigned for cattle theft with confessions but time to plead granted. A gold nugget worth about 40 dollars appears at a local hotel and is tested as real. Reverend Gessner named rector of St Luke's Episcopal church will arrive for services on April 21.
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Billings
Mont
W. M. Mitchell
Burlington
Mitchell
Northern Pacific
St. Vincent's Hospital
Burington
Little Daylight
Austin
McGirl
Mr. Driscoll
Oul
Gessner
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Everett
Wash
St. Luke's
Fair Lake City
Wilings
DesArmoreaux Arrives In Miles City To Settle Permanently
Miles City notes include Chas DeArmoreaux arriving to reside permanently. He once worked about a year as a plumber for Geo. Soule, later lost vision, went to Chicago after Helena treatment, underwent seven operations, and now slowly regains sight using magnifying glasses. Other items: John Shay bound over to district court for resisting an officer, wedding of H A Van Horne and Nannette Tawney, Alderman Clement planning a Minneapolis move, default judgment in Continental Oil vs Clarke Fork Coal for 18.39 and 470 costs, Burlington hiring Japanese laborers, marriage licenses for Henry Martin and Della Mather, O’Shee to supervise bridges on Toluca-Cody line, and Hastings-Sansome wedding invitations.
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Chas,DeArmoreaux
City
Geo. Soule
DesArmoreaux
Chicago
Helena
John Shay
Fraser
Shay
Bonda
Corte
Len
Continental Oil Company
Clarke Fork Coal Mining Company
Reduced Rates to California via Milwaukee's Sun Shine Route
Every Tuesday two fine Pullman tourist sleeper trains depart Twin Cities Paul at 8:00 a.m. and Minneapolis at 10:00 a.m. via the Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul railway, running to Los Angeles arriving Saturday morning. For full information contact J. T. Conrey, assistant general passenger agent, St. Paul, or consult Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul railway ticket agents.
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Twin Cities
Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Los Angeles
Cal
J. T. Conrey
St. Paul
St. Paul Ris
Sleeper Service to Kansas City via The Milwaukee Line
Daily first class Pullman sleeper from Twin Cities via Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul railway to Kansas City leaves Minneapolis at 7 3 a m St Paul at 8 00 a m arriving Kansas City next morning Direct route to Kansas City southwest and California Pullman tourist sleeper also runs from Twin Cities every Tuesday through to Los Angeles Apply to ticket agents or J J Conley assistant passenger agent for low one way and round trip fares to all points south and west
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Twin Cities
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Kaneas City
Minneapolis
St Paul
Kansas City
Southwest
Palifornia
Los Angeles
Cal
J. J. Conley
Lowaut
al Pointa South
Weh
Beet Coal In The Market At Local Trade Show
Kemmerer coal proves clean burning with no clinkers and minimal ash, offered as a superior option at no higher price than lower grades. Citizens' Valley Co, No. 4 East Broadway, venues include The Hotel and Boarding House. Wednesdays every week at 8:30 p.m. 343 East Park Street. J P Tobin is secretary and treasurer.
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Kemmerer
Citizens'val Co
East Broadway
Speclacion
Eos. Park Street
J. P. Tobin
Clarence Hotel
August Flower Promoted as Digestive Remedy
A promotional passage extols Green's August Flower as a universal cure for dyspepsia liver and stomach derangement and constipation. It claims wide usage among travelers and office workers, praises safety with frequent use, and notes sample bottles are free at Newbro Drug Co and Finlen-Media Drug Co with sales by dealers worldwide and a mention of Green's Price Almanac by a professor.
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Krause
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Mant
Newbro Drug Co. Bulle
Mont
Price Fe
Negbro Drag Co
Tutte Maric
Teuton
Finlen-Media Drug Company
Counstries
Jet Green
Public notice from Butty Teamsters Union No 15 meeting
At a regular meeting on February 28 1901 the Butty Teamsters Union No 15 decided that starting May 1 1901 a day’s work under its jurisdiction shall be eight hours minimum with a scale of 6 dollars. Published by order of the union officers James Stickeen president BD McCarthick secretary James Stickeen president.
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Butty Teamsters’ Union No
My and
Ater
Ita
Transters’ Union No. 1
W. L. James Stickeen
McCarhick
James Sticken
Notice of stockholders meeting for Butte Consolidated Mining
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Butte Consolidated Mining Company will be held at 1 West Broadway on April 6, 2001 at 1 oclock p m for the purpose of electing directors and for other business that may come before the meeting. D. J. Charles, President, T Runisch, Secretary.
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Butte Consolidated Mining Company
West Broadway
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Laval
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John Miller
Bozeman News
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Great Falls
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Park County Commissioners
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Arthur C. Talmage
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Chas, Trott, Sr
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Justice Mann
Northern Pacific Railroad
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H. A. van Horne
Nannette Tawney
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H. ¥. Clement
Flatwillow
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Uitle Brown
Toluca
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Henry Martin
Della Mather
Musselshull
George Hither
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Miss Princes Sansome
Frank Savaresy
Tek
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F. L. Graves
William Roe
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State Bank of Dillon Incorporated
Dillon
PL. Graves
William Thin
Martin Barrett
Joe Rhineberger
Graeter
Stone
Sheffield & Harrison
Rhone
Dillon Mont
Eee
Bf. White
A. Sullivan
First National Bank
Dillon, Mont
Siegel Clothing Co
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Anaconda Copper Mining Co Hardware Department
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Portland Cements
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