Modern 16 room brick house with rental potential
A 16 room brick residence features hot water, porcelain bath, upstairs and downstairs running water, Boynton furnace, and both electric light or gas. Convenient and modern, renting for $100 monthly, offered by Thompson Investment Company at 310 S Idaho and 314 Idaho. Also a W room frame house for sale on favorable terms with $500 cash and $50 monthly payments, rents to purchaser, Mrs. Thompson Investment Company.
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Boynton Furnace
Thompson Investment Company
S. Idaho
Gold Street
T House
Hou Thompson
Idaho
Thaaire Thompson Investment Company
Palaces Upon Wheels: Northern Pacific's Northeast Limited
A parade of luxury on the new Northeast Limited by the Northern Pacific. Newspaper men rode from Logan to Butte with General Passenger Manager Charles Fee as the train showcased an observation car with parlor library dining and electric lighting. The trip covers 2056 miles in about 72 hours, a dream once held by H. A. Sergeant as the line expands into a major transcontinental route.
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Northeast Limited
Northern Pacific Railway
Batte Terday
A. B. Keith
Inter Mountain
Hue Bulger
The
Miner
Charles Copenharve
Standard
Frank M. Sullivan
Montana Catholic
John McMurray
Mark Talbot
B, AL & Py
Trier Mountain
J. BE. McCormick
Northern Pacific
Logan
T Butte
Charles Fee
Eve
Mr. Fee
H. A
St. Paul
Portland
Sergeant
Fre
Fee
Penn
Vin Butte
Iment
Mine Bid Dispute Ends With Leggat Owning the Property
Largey camp and associates aimed to bid within a limit for a property. After Clark bid, Leggat reached the cap and the property sold to Leggat. Largey later demanded a deed but Leggat said he bought it for himself. A suit to force a deed in favor of Largey is pending.
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Largey
Clark
Leggat
Dog Ordinance Brings City Catcher On Today
New dog law starts today with dog catcher Wil begin duties. Section 4 bans bulldogs running loose without muzzles and fines range from 5 to 25 dollars. Section 6 requires owners notified after a bite and authorizes immediate action to kill noisy or disruptive dogs if not restrained.
Marshall Held Without Bonds In Arizona Lookalike Case
Edgar Marshall alias Ed Allison faces district court without bail after a preliminary hearing for the April 3 shooting death of Mrs. Georgia Creech in this city. Identified by two witnesses, he denies the charge as a mistaken identity. the judge ordered him held. The case draws comparison to inmate Freak Leslie in Arizona, noted for a similar crime. Marshall is about 24 or 25, younger than Leslie was at his conviction.
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Edgar Marshall
Ed Allison
Mra
Georgia Creech
Justice Nichols
Marshall
J. K. Creech
Kinsley
Freak Leslie
Arizona
Leslie
Tombstone
Yuma
Notable Barroom Brawl Leads to Warrant in Meaderville
A Meadeville case cites Turb ing the peace and Jacob Roose as alleging similar accusations. Several men were involved in a fracas and charged with breaking barroom furniture and creating a roughhouse. The warrant issued by Justice Kirkwood and served by Constable Elsworth targets the tumult and related acts.
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Turbing
Jacob Roose
Court of Justice
Kirkwood
Meaderville
Elsworth
Franklin Chicago Tailoring Ad Seeks Spring Goods
An advertisement from Eagle Tailoring at 110 South Main St promotes a fine Spring Goods selection. It invites customers to see the stock and place orders with prices listed from 15 to 35 dollars, including pants from 4.10 dollars upward, through local agent C F Fisher, Tailor.
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Eagle Tailoring
Franklin
Chicago
C.F. Fisher, Tatlor
South Main St
Pritchard Harrison Carpet Co sale and county Republican caucus
An advertisement notes a carpet sale offering tapestry carpets at reduced prices and details a Silver Bow county Republican convention schedule. Delegates and alternates will be chosen at primaries across precincts on May 10 1900 with venues listed. Officials Malcolm Gillis and John F Davies announce vacancies to be named later.
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Pritchard-Harrison Carpet CO
Republican Party
Biver Bow
Batie
City Hall
Walkerville
Retallek
Hooper
Main
Mullin
Arthur Thomas
North Main
Vey
Paway
Dugenn
Ounly Coult
Water Company
Broadway
Hauvin's
Wo Broadway
Owsley
Jowrey's
Clarence Hotel
Water Works Puny Agation Cece
Galtick
Washington St
Barkemith Shop
Alabama
Alabama Met Granite
Booth Main
Kariman
Wosee
Ridebank
St. James Hotel
Pacific
H Park
Union House
W—Denatt
Frank Button
Nelson Story
Otter
Frank Ould
Miles House
Nod Pump Mallon
Round House
School House
Chris Nesele
Postoffice Vo
Boomer
Vam
Waunderlich
Lster
Sedis Robbins
Halston’s
Springs
River Bow County
Malcolm Gillis
John F. Davies
Lafontise and Rowan Battle to Draw in 20-Round Fight
In Butte last night Jack Lafontise claimed as Montana heavyweight champ fought Utah's Dummy Rowan in a 20 round exhibition. Referee Edgar Dayton ruled a draw after Rowan faded in later rounds while Lafontise dominated. Sullivan of Anaconda attacked the referee amid the dispute.
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Hundred Butte Sports
Jack Lafontise
Rowan
Utah
Edgar Dayton
Montana
Dumins
Dispatch
Lafontise
Utab
Butteman
Dayton
Aveper
Paddy Sullivan
Anaconda
East Butte Saloon Row Ends in Arrest
A disturbance at an East Butte saloon last night led to Louis Huff’s arrest on a charge stemming from the incident. Police reported the fight began after disagreements escalated, with Huff detained for further questioning.
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East Butte
Louis Huff
Rock Island Upgrades Passenger Coaches with Steel Platforms
The Rock Island mechanical department requires all passenger coaches to have steel platforms. Many are already converted as spared cars are sent to shops to replace wooden platforms. Superintendent George F Wilson hails steel platforms as a major safety and durability advance, citing a Chicago yard collision where a steel platform prevented severe coach damage.
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Rock Island
George F. Wilson
Ann
Chicago
Willie Collier Brings No Worthy Show to Butte
Willie Collier billed as Mr Smooth faces a weak act and a pricy show in Butte. The critic notes no merit in his play or company and criticizes the 50 percent seat mark up despite readers already paying dearly for glamour. Prof Robisons dance returns Thursdays at the Auditorium, sewing machines for rent, and National Undertaking at 17 East Quartz.
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Willie Collier
Mr. Smooth
Butte
Grand Opera House
Willie
Comming
East Quartz
Sale of the Gray Eagle
The legal representative of Lulu F Largey seeks a commission to take Will L Clark's testimony in a suit by Mrs Largey as administratrix of P A Largey against J Benton Leggat to compel Leggat to turn over the Gray Bugle fraction lode claim sold at public auction June 12 1896. The sale followed owners’ desire to divide proceeds and Leggat bid in the property. Clark was Largey’s private secretary at the time. It is alleged a secret agreement was entered earlier.
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Lulu F. Largey
District Court
Clancy
Will L. Clark
Largey
P. A. Largey
J. Benton Leggat
Mr. Leggat
Leggat
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Park Street
Brobeck
Sean
Davis
Wheatina
Norway
Russia
Utter
Stelly
West Broadway
Miners’ Cash Grocery
Rhubar
Bic
Cash Grocery
Main and
Galena
North Coast Limited
Rowan and
East Butte Saloon Row
California
Dee
Coof’s
East Park St
Prof. Robinson
the Smith Grocery Co
Bayle’s
Bayle
Main St
Gray Eagle
Commission
DS Pepe
W. Park St. Butte
Mont
Howe Wouking
Anderson
Burbanks
Cash Grocers
W. Park St
Welch
Welch Folding Bed Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Brownfield-Canny Carpet CO
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