Railroad push on Oregon Short Line toward National park
Oregon Short Line moves to secure right of way from Idaho Falls to St Anthony with contracts from residents and non-residents alike. Tax Agent Evans reports near total acquisition. Bancroft says route will be pushed this summer if rights secured. Concurrently Northern Pacific accelerates Camas prairie extension toward Clearwater, with Kendrick traveling in private car. Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen urge grievances to General Superintendent, delegates present from all divisions.
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National Park
Inter Mountain
Salt Lake
Evans
Bancroft
Mr. Bancroft
Rexburg
St. Anthony
Idaho Falls
Snake River
Blackfoot
Land Office
Mr. Thomas
United States
General Protective Board
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood
J. W. Kendrick
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Clearwater
Northern Pacific
Camas Prairie District
Camas Prairie
Clearwater River
Lapwai and
Nezher
Prairies
Lapwai Creek
Cattonwood Creek
Craig Mouns
Rain Plateau
Late reports on Noble fall from bicycle worsen condition
Murray Freund's hospital notes say John Noble is not improving eleven days after his head injury from a bicycle accident. Other items include Neary murder trial prep with witness subpoenas, a divorce cross-bill reply, ore theft arraignment, and a safety-door case in Judge Clancy's court. Tassell's $1 shoe sale at 25 Wet Park.
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Murray & Freund's Hospital
John Noble
James J. Neary
Alexander Murray
John Fox
Edmund Labbe
P. F. Jennings
Murray Sopanale
John O'Neill
Murray
James McNamara
James T. Neary
Lost watch and money in Vienna hall incident
Little Welch a Vienna dance hall worker is accused by F W Elgin of swindling him out of a $35 watch and $12 in cash after drinks at Casino theater. Elgin pursued her to a Montana house room, where a man called the Montana Kid allegedly assaulted him as Welch vanished with the loot. Police notified.
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Little Welch
Vienna Dance Hall
Montana
F. W. Elgin
Elgin
Casino Theater
Kittle
Dorothy block sold for forty five thousand dollars
Mrs. J. V. Suprenant sold the elegant Dorothy block to Thomas Gavin for 45000 dollars. The structure, completed only weeks ago, is noted for its modern construction and design.
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Dorothy Block
J. V. Suprenant
Thomas Gavin
Notable arrivals and movements in Beaverhead county scene
Dr. and Mrs. Fred J. Hiss arrived from Virginia City this morning. J. E. Morse, prominent in Beaverhead county affairs, was in the city today. Mrs. Laurence Harris and Miss Hattle i Young left for Chicago and the east. M. B. Parker, civil engineer, in the mountains near Ogden, is in town. Fred H. Rice, of Springfield Mass formerly Montana, visits Butte with Basin and Bay Slate Mining backers. Reid & Kennedy relocate their real estate office to 3 West Broadway Rooms 6 and 7 to greet friends.
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Fred J. Hiss
Montana
Glass Brothers
Basin and Bay Slate Mining Company
Butte
Smoke Nuisance Plans discussed by Montana smelters
Judge Lindsay heard the smoke nuisance matter as county attorney read four letters from Parrot Colorado, Butte Reduction Works, and Butte & Boston managers. They described options from new flues and water absorption to building 600 foot stacks and moving the Parrot or smelter sites, with costs ranging from 150000 to 360000 dollars.
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Lindsay
Montana
Parrot
Colorado Company
Butte Reducion Works
Butte & Boston
Robert D. Grant
Parrot Company
J. P. Connolly
Butte
Kelly
Ihan
Amalgamated Copper Company
R. F. Pearce
Fumes over city smoke plan and air current tests
Mr Bakerman argues smoke dispersal must reach east of the city, or be useless. He suggests the Butte and Boston company test upper atmosphere currents at 600 to 800 feet to determine if smoke would spread when lower layers are calm, warning mining ventures may waste millions on stacks that fail to disperse fumes.
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A. H. Wethey
New York
Anaconda
Butte
S. Ratterman
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Ratterman
United States
Repath
Batterman
Mountain View
Court House
Great Northern Railroad
Wixway
North
Montana
Bakerman
Butte & Roston Company
H. Mann
Hudyan Remedy CO
Stockton
Ellis and
Market Streets
San Francisco
Cal
Coursing and local notices mix in Westside Park area
A jumble of city items lists events, sales, and notices across Butte Montana. Reads like a rapid-fire, locally sourced rundown: retail ads for hats, shoes, groceries, and painting. a bankrupt stock sale. a grand concert by the Silver Bow Glee Club at the Grand Opera House. an accident involving Earl Gilbert near Granite Street. and a Grace M E church tenth anniversary program being prepared for next Sunday evening. Includes addresses on West Broadway and Main Street, and a few business names such as H J Loebinger and Clark Talbott.
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South Park
Hutte
South Main Street
Butte
H. J. Loebinger
N. Main Street
Clark & Talbott
Utah
South Butte
McTuch
Loranger
Probst
Torrent Park
Julia Marlowe
Oxfords
Tageell
West Park
Silver Bow Glee Club
Grand Opera House
Earl F. Gilbert J
Butter Business College
Granite Street
Missoula Guich
Enworth League of the Grace M 1E
Church
Epworth League Night at Methodist Church Tomorrow
Mr Wise presents the historical part as the church displays league colors. Ice cream will be served after the program tomorrow evening at the Methodist church.
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Epworth League
Forgery case adjourned after preliminary hearing
The preliminary hearing in the forgery case against Fred DeLyly and Howard McKinty was held in Justice Harrington's court. Grant Bartlett, restaurant owner, testified DeLyly cashed a $10 check at Baker's restaurant using the name Ellis. J. K. Heslot denied signing the check, and city Detective Murphy described DeLyly's arrest. DeLyly bound over to district court with $2,000 bond. McKinty discharged on this count, held on another charge.
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Fred DeLyly
Howard McKinty
Justice Harrington
Grant Bartlett
Baker's Restaurant
de Lyle
Lyle
Ellis
J. K. Heslot
W. A. Clark & Bros
Murphy
DeLyle
McKinty
Building Trades Troubles Hit Butte Construction
A widespread carpenters strike began in Butte yesterday over nine hours pay for eight, suspending work on several new city buildings. Eight contractors were fined $200 each by the Carpenters union. Masons on several projects were also called off, including the county treasurer Holland residence and Basin reservoir concrete crew demand.
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Bfe
Butte
Exchange
Carpenters’ Union
Holland
Jana
Parsons
Winters, Parsons & Boomer
Basin Reservoir
Copper Shares Rise as Weak Holders Are Shaken Out
The copper market shows a slight improvement today, suggesting weak holders have been largely eliminated. Bulls manipulated the price to reveal public interest, implying the next uptick hinges on dispelling the remaining small traders.
Market Shifts Signal New Rise In Prices
Today's trading shows bedrock likely reached as Boston and Montana opened at 240 and posted 350 at close. Butte and Boston fluctuated, ending near 90 after trading around 33. Parrot hints at rising above 60 again, with prices moving from 856% low to 5 at Utah Con closing at 41% up from 10 opening.
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Boston
Montana
Butte
Parrot
Utah
Rask brothers fined for cruelty to horses
John and Peter Rask appeared before Judge Sullivan and pled guilty to cruelty to animals. They were fined 4 dollars each after officers halted their mistreatment of a team of horses they were driving.
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John
Peter Rask
Sullivan
Card of Thanks for sympathy after husbands funeral
The underaigned desires to thank friends who extended sympathy and aid during the obsequies of her husband whose remains were interred in Mount Moriah cemetery yesterday. In this great affliction she expresses inexpressible gratitude toward all who aided in lifting her burden of grief. Mrs T. J. Combellack.
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Mount Moriah
T. J. Combellack
Will contest case in Anaconda court
Special to the Inter Mountain reports a jury selected for the Hugh Whitcraft will contest. Adelaide Henderson, Whitcraft’s recipient of letters, testified with Whitcraft writing proven by a memorandum book. Two eastern experts will challenge the will’s genuineness. Separately, Sanford Currier’s adultery case was dismissed on promise of reform and return to his family. Mrs Walker’s hearing is set for tomorrow. K. J. Pearson was discharged after trial for receiving stolen goods from boys.
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Anaconda
Hugh Whitcraft
J. P. Thomas
Charles Gallegar
Thomas J. Stracheh
John McGinty
John Kimmerlee
G. D. Trapper
J. J. Kinney
Alfred Bergen
Daniel Davis
J. M. Goddard
Peter Ansgard
John Hahm
J. P. Dunn
Adelaide Henderson
Whitcraft
Sanford Curerier
Mra. Walker
Mra Walker
K. J. Pearson
Gold fillings lowest rates at Silver Bow Harness Shop
Dr Wix announces going out of business sale of the stock at Silver Bow Harness Shop East Park. The entire stock of fine harnesses saddlery whips dusters and related items will be sold at a discount of 18 to 20 percent until close out. Come early for best selection.
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Silver Bow Harness Shop
East Park
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News OF the Railroads
Calvin
F. Lamb
Pocatello
H. Douglas
Montpelier
A. Brennan
J. Foster
A. T. Butler
Lima
Geo
Eres Lima
M. Mullen
OF Butte
Salifornia Table Fruit
GAN Secee Nee Cee
Rinehart
Lena Herring Aginst
Phillip Herring
Herring
Don Murphy
Helena
Nicholas Househild
Nichols
Great Northern
Burns
Boston & Montana Company
Anaconda Mining Company
Clancy
Tassell
Wet Park
Reid & Kennedy
Owsley Block
West Broadway
City News
Brier
Westside Park
Montana Muale Co
Aes
Satips V. Peters
Harvard
Weat Broadway
Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
Dr. Wis
Dr. Wix
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