City finances and street paving changes approved
Calkins reports October finances show general fund licenses and taxes totaling 19 887.43 with 101 278 66 in cash on hand. Police chief notes 337 arrests with fines 1657 00 and meals and lodging details. building permits total 21. paving district protests reviewed. Fast Quarts Street grade change approved on third reading.
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Notive
Arigona
Galena Streets
Curtis & Majors
F. A. Gopel
Alabama Street
Copper
Caledonia Streets
Anthony Street
Henry
Excelator
Peter Oren
Shackleton
B. E. Calkins
Peter Johnson
Kennelly
Quarts Street
Linus
Judiciary Committee
Comci
Brownies in Fairyland at Suttons theater delight crowd
Palmer Cox operetta The Brownies in Fairyland opens at Suttons theater for a week with Saturday and Sunday matinees. Youthful cast including eight year old Maud Sorenson as toe dancer and four year olds Queenie Tilton Eva Lerner perform Tyron Jean dances. Crowd enthusiasm grows despite illness and quarantine costs. Specialties abound ending with a cake walk and a grand fairy transformation.
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Palmer Cox
Fairyland
Sutton
New Theater
Freiilardier
California Theater
San Francisco
Maud Sorenson
Queenie Tilton
Eva Lerner
Wee Queenie
Eye specialist Dr. W. E. Dodd advertises free exams
Dr. W. E. Dodd, eye specialist at 48 Park Street, offers free examinations. The brief notice markets eye care services with no charge for the initial checkup.
Post-election lull ends as Beavershead merchants reroute trade
Hotel crowds show political chatter fading as business recovery begins in Butte. Visitors from Helena Dillon Rochester and other Montana towns discuss election outcomes and market confidence. Merchants expect freer purchasing now Republicans retain power, while locals share tales of doctors and travelers at the McDermott and Butte hotels.
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McDermott
M. A. Miller
Dillon
Butte
Miller
the Butte
L. C. Parker
Garnet
T. D. Powell
Hech
J. A. Mulcahy
Deer Lodge
R. F. Casey
Minneapolis
A. A. Cook
Helena
Thomas E. Brady
Great Falls
R. W. Francis
Chicago
M. D
H. B. Sebray
Dalon
E. W. Merritt
Rochester
Mont
L. A. Horth
I. Silversmith
St. Louis
E. R. Pennebaker
Norris
Harry Frank
New York
the McDermott
Thomas F. Casey
Henry L. Feinberg
Wm. Farlin
J. P. Fosal
Wisdom
W. E. Green
H. Gaeger
F. L. Kinney
Bishop
Roy C. Baker
J. R. Sullivan
Springfield
M. V. Wilson
C. D. Witt
Anaconda
A. D. Perkins
Miles City
H. B. Nancarrow
Dr W E Dodd Eye Specialist at Park Street
Dr W E Dodd, eye specialist, offers free examinations at 48 Park Street. Dinner advertised as chicken pie served at Mountain View Church tomorrow with a 4 pm start and 6 pm end. event details unclear but mentions a church meal.
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Mountain View
Montana Go Report Shows $53,830 Net Profit Half Year
The Montana Company Limited reports for the half year ending June 30, 1900 a total ore work of 28 470 tons valued at 5 97 per ton, receipts 158 028, tastings 23 168 tons at 3 34 per ton totaling 110 821, expenses 147 003, prospecting 55 808 and plant redemption 11 609 leaving net profit 53 830. The 60 stamp mill operated full half year and 20 stamps of the 50 stamp mill three months. Tailings plant ran three months. Developments on donated property proceeded but not yet enough for a verdict. Development across the mine spanned 3 464 feet with 52 031 in expenditure, yielding 26 179 tons of ore. North Star Empire and New Castletown workings were mined to keep mills busy. payable ore found to sustain operation.
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Montana Company “Limited
Drum- Sumroon
Tiw
North Star Lode
Empire
New Castletown
Jacob Oster's Woes Divorce Case Report
Jacob Oster files divorce against Sophia Oster alleging cruelty. He cites August 28 incident with a man she rode with, claimed she attacked him with a butcher knife when confronted. Oster alleges refusal to cook, verbal abuse, and threats during their marriage begun August 26, 1896.
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Pod Oster
Sophia
Herselt
Bugsy
Oster
Grand Theater presents Hal Reid drama Tonight
At the Grand tonight W B Nane will present Hal Reid's Tinton Heapta a tale of a blacksmith and a deceitful wife. The city has shown strong interest with two superior companies touring. Performances continue tomorrow and Saturday with a late Friday matinee.
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Nanewile
Hal Reid
Tinton Heapta
Araneae Willy
Bia Fatae
Weater-goera
Terry
Iista
Jne
Pershaps
Butte
Excursion to Hunter's Hot Springs from Butte
Northern Pacific sells a $10 excursion from Butte to Hunter's Hot Springs with two days board and bathing privileges, plus an $20 eight-day option. Train departs Butte daily at 2:00 p.m., arrives 7:45 p.m. Reboarding times 4:40 a.m. and 2:12 p.m. Return limit extensions available. For details visit NP City Ticket Office at Park and Main.
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Hunter's Hot Springs
Monteon
Minos
Northern Pacific
Butte
Pacific City
Main Streets
Mont
H. Merriam
Gen
George Washingtons Queue Hair Care Ad Debunks Dandruff Germs
An old advertisement evokes George Washington with a powdered queue, urging to hide thinning hair with a wig while promoting Herpicide as a dandruff germ killer. It argues dandruff is a germ disease and scouring scalp won’t cure it, claiming only germ destruction cures the condition.
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Newbro
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London Shades
Siegel Clothing Co
Butte, Montana
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Sand Creek
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J. N. Nevils & CO
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