Allowances for Heinze in Snohomish Tramway mine case
Judge Knowles approved partial claims for Heinze for hoisting compressed air and repairs from January to March, totaling 2426.91, with payment delayed until ore proceeds from the Minnie Healey developed mines cover the amount. Heinze had previously spent 4053.53 developing the Tramway lode.
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Knowles
Heinze
F. A. Heinze
Bosief
Minnie Healey
Ponies Run Wild Behind Parade in West Granite Street
A pair of knee high ponies attached to a police wagon in a dog show parade sprinted free along West Granite Street. A boy struggled to control them as the hat blew away, and a bystander on the sidewalk grabbed the bridle to stop the runaways after about twenty five yards. The ponies fought for liberty but surrendered. many local children found it amusing.
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West Granite Street
Gentry Dog Show
Scott Block
At the Hotels Names Gathered from Various Cities
A list of hotel guests and residents includes individuals from Chicago San Francisco Red Bluff Denver Minneapolis New York Rochester and other places. Notable names include J R Norris A W Tanner Norman Tripp B Comstock J P Woolman and John H Baker among others.
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The
Butte
J. R. Norris
Chicago
Baruch
San Francisco
A. W. Tanner
Red Bluff
F. H. Medbury
New York
Norman Tripp
Drummond
W. Sward
W. J. Macaulay
Denver
Minneapolis
C. Barbour
Rochester
W. Wheelock
John Abnfelt
J. A. Brethary
B. Comstock
Boulder Hot Springs
John H. Baker
Anaconda
M. R. Kennedy
Manhatttan
Tom Q. Smith
J.P. Woolman
Helena
G. D. B. Tuer
Red Bluff Mine
John L. Jep
McDermott and W Jones Firm Read in Midwest Circuit
A fragmented list of names and places including New York Seattle EB BM Graham Aeril DB Ci Charles Repp Waterloo H Humphrey Monida C P Freeland San Francisco The McDermott W Jones Milwaukee G Frank Shelby Denver J A Brethary Chicago J R Norris George Crocker Detroit Mr and Mrs George H Batchetter Denver Mrs J F Beck Chicago P J McKinney St Louis T Ray McMillan Monida W J Higgins Deer Lodge J R Locke Chicago KR Lockey Ir Stanford John st Struck Kansas City Mo W C Boyd Marion Iowa appears as an OCR style roster or directory fragment.
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JSON
New York
E. W. McGinnis
Seattle
Eb, BM
Graham
Aeril DB
Charles Repp
Waterloo
Heid
H. Humphrey
Monida
C. P. Freeland
San Francisco
the McDermott
W. Jones
Milwaukee
G. Frank Shelby
Denver
J. A. Brethary
Chicago
J. R. Norris
George Crocker
Detroit
George H. Batch
Ladies Evening at Wax Works Extends to Friday Night
The wax works, after a long run in Uni sity, will be open tomorrow night and start east Saturday. Responding to many requests from ladies who cannot attend in the afternoon, management reserves Friday evening as well as the afternoon for ladies only. This is the last opportunity for ladies to visit this instructive exhibition. all who can should attend.
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Unis City
Maine groom and Texas bride wed after license issued
Norman Tripp aged 31 and Mary Leon 24 obtained a marriage license and soon after united in marriage by Justice BE Nichols. Tripp is a native of Maine and his bride from Gainsville, Texas.
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Norman Tripp
Mary
Leon
BE. . Nichols
Tripp
Maine
Gainsville
Texas
Sutton's New Theater Presents The Legion of Honor
The Clara Mathes company debuts William Redmonds celebrated play The Legion of Honor in this city for the first time. The evening will feature several new special acts between the acts and next week the bills will change every other night with additions from Chicago including Harry Sedley and two others.
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Clara Mathes
Wm.Redmond
Mathes
Harry Sedley
Chicago
Milwaukee’s New Train Promises Through Sleepers to Chicago
The announcement markets a new Milwaukee line leaving Minneapolis at 16 50 and St Paul at 23 25 nightly arriving Milwaukee at 10 45 and Chicago at 13 00 with through sleepers and couches to Chicago offering convenient nightly service.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Chicago
Business moves to new office in Chambers block
On and after Monday May 1 our business is relocated to a room north of Leyson's jewelry store opposite our present office while the Chambers block remodels. For maps folders and ticket information contact W. C. McBride General Agent 47 East Broadway Butte.
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Leyson's Jewelry Store
Chambers Block
W. C. McBride
East Broadway
Butte
Population of Greater Butte Surpasses Last Year
The Polk directory people estimate Greater Butte population at 61,832 based on 27,720 names in the new directory. The sixteen square mile area shows a 6,726 increase, with the book promoted as a carefully compiled historic record aiding relocation and investments.
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Polk Directory
Butte
Inter Mountain Lab Rooms
Greater Butte
Rail sale notice via Union Pacific routes in June
On June 10, 16 and 20 the Oregon Short Line will sell via Union Pacific railroad tickets to eastern points. Fares include Bronx City and Return 42 dollars, St Joseph 42 dollars, Omaha 42 dollars, Kansas City 42 dollars, St Louis 49.60, Chicago 42 dollars. Tickets good via Salt Lake City and Denver. For information contact H O Wilson general agent Ore Short Line Butte or Id M Clay general agent Union Pacific Salt Lake City.
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Union Pacific
Oregon
Union Pacific Railroad
Bronx City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louia
Chicago
Excursion Rates to the East via Salt Lake and Denver
The Rio Grande Western Railway offers summer excursion fares from Butte to Kansas City Omaha St Joseph and Sioux City at 42.00 return to St Louis 49.50 Chicago 53.00 with travel through Salt Lake City Glenwood Springs Royal Gorge Pueblo Colorado Springs Manitou Garden of the Gods and Denver. Through Pullman Palace and ordinary sleeping cars free reclining chairs and dining car service on all trains.
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Rio Grande Western Railway
Great Salt Lake
Butte
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Joseph
Sioux City
St. Louis
Chicago
God
Salt Lake City
Glenwood Springs
Royal Gorge
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Garden of the Gods
Denver
America
Vintage grocery price list itemizes diverse goods
A fragmentary historical grocery listing shows items such as Plum Butter in 8 pound cans at 15 cents, California Blackberries at 50 cents per can, salmon and cheese priced per pound, gum and candy, ketchup, chocolate, flour, starch, and imported oils and preserves. The draft reads like a cabinet of sale offers with multiple brandless entries and uncertain quantities, typical of a midcentury store catalog excerpt.
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Durkie
Trovkey Club
Heinze
Tae Brobeck
Brobeck's
California
Japan
Notice of 1900 Jefferson county school bonds sale
Notice by the board of trustees of school district No 4 Jefferson county Montana to issue twelve thousand dollars in five hundred dollar bonds at public auction July 7 1900. Bonds dated July 30 1900 bear 5 percent interest payable at the Jefferson county treasurer Boulder. Bonds not sold below par. bids for par or more. Attest John Andrews chairman May 1900.
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Board of Trustees
Jefferson County
Mont
Whitehall
At & O
Boulder
Ward School District
American Missions Faces Disturbance in China
New York May 51 In American mission circles concern centers on disturbed districts in China where several mission stations are reported cut off at Poong-Fit. Americans including Rev H King and Mrs King at Pao-Chow and Rev Nehmelah Hopkins and family are among those threatened around Pekin. other missionaries and staff are listed at Pekin Tien Tsín and Paoting-Fu with the Presbyterian board and the American Board maintaining multiple posts and dispensaries.
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New York
China
Poong-Fit
Pekin
H. King
Hopkins
Fannie Higgins Hopkins
George RR. Davis
Burton Reynolds
Florida
Rey
King
Wesleyan University
Alice Terrill
Francis Gamewell
Mary Porter Gamewell
Buffalo
N. Y
Edward K. Lowry
George Lowry
Denver
Hiram H. Lowry
W. H. Curtiss
Frederick Brown
Agnes Barker Brown
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mission
Paoting-Fu
J. W. Lowry
J. A. Miller
Miller
F. 4. Simcox
Simcox
G. Yardly Taylor
Misa A. P. Lowrie
Cortland van Rensselaer Hodge
Hodge
Man Cheng
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
George Ewing
Ewing
Anna A. Gould
Mary 8
Excursions via the Short Line to Major Cities
June itineraries offer Salt Lake and return for 1500. Omaha and return for 4200. Kansas City and return for 4200. St. Louis and return for 4950. Chicago and return for 5350. Ticket office 105 North Main Street, Butte. O W Wilson, Gen Agent.
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Salt Lake
Omaha
Kansas City
Retu Fe
Sune
St. Louis
Chicago
North Main Street
Butte
Ane
O. Wilson
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