Late Butte Society Dinner at Clarks House
The Clarks hosted a large soiree at Broadway and Washington with pink lilies sweet peas and crimson decor. Guests included Mrs Cunningham Ada Roberts J. Mennessy J. K. Clark and many local notables. The night featured refined entertainment and a late departure after a scene of sociable dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks
Broadway
Washington Streets
Wis
C. W. Clarke
Hs Charming
Sujal
Mra. Cunningham
Mi Ani Mos
O'Neil
Mile Waukee
Ada Roberts
Mins Moore
J. Mennessy
J. K. Hesert
Campbell
F. Holbrook
J. B. Reete
Son
A. P. Heinge
Malloy
McPherson
Leggatt
F. * McCelmman
H. Bel- Unger
Z. Boucher
W. A. DeWitt
Cit
Saunders
Harris
George Robinson
Gua Mongan
Hugh J. Wilson
J. W. Cotter
M Ranber
He O. W
How
Tne Dawson
Kay Harrington
Ed Thompson
Mutual Life of New York Insurance Policies Ad
Notich to merchants urges best investments in Gold Bond Endowment or Limited Payment policies of life insurance. For full details inquire of W C Bachelor District Manager at 48 East Broadway, Cont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Life of New York
W. C. Bachelor Dist
East Broadway
Ont
Union Appeal Flares Over Montana Iron Works Foreman
Strikers at Montana Iron Works on South Main allege foreman is unfair and demand his discharge after manager Newton replaced an old foreman with a popular union man. A striker named George Swager beats new worker William Goggin on Bilver street, leading to an imminent arrest. The union holds a charged meeting. Newton says no trouble and awaits union decision on the foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athler
Tron
Montana Iron Works
South Main Street
Newon
Newton
William Goggin
George Swager
Bilver Street
Mr. Newton
Inter Mountain
Statement by Union No 66 on strike at electrical firm
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers union issues a brief statement detailing the strike over H R Reid's competency, alleging an agreement between local company and union was later abrogated by Salt Lake management. The union demands the company hire only union electricians. Company manager Miller says no change in status and predicts an unknown end to the strike. Banlter's shoes win Paris gold. Hennessy's showcases sixteen new fall styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 66 Internationa Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
H. R. Reid
Salt Lake
Sommers
Miller
Teachers Institute Session Details and River Outing
The Silver Bow county teachers institute will convene in Dillon High School assembly room Tuesday for four days with sessions at 9 am and 1 30 pm. Morning openings include solos by J Flavin Miss Voltz and recitations by Mrs Wierick Mrs W Cheely Mamie Finnegan and Mrs Donnelly. Friday evening features a solo by John Thomas lecture by Hon A Carleton mixed quartet and a group including Mamie Finnegan R P Paynter and C Fred Sully. A Beaverhead river outing with music dancing and fishing is planned with special trains from Butte and return trips from Dillon. Adults 1 children 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County Teachers’ Institute
J. Flavin
Voltz
Wierick
Mamie Finnegan
W. W. Cheely
Donnelly
Mr. John Thomas
A. Carleton
Mra
T. J. Flavin
Mise Mamie Finnegan
Messrs. R. P., Paynter
C. Fred Sully
Result of yesterday's poll ing for Silver Bow wage earner
Yesterday was the first day of voting for the most popular wage earner in Silver Bow county with a $50 Meerschaum pipe as the prize. Polls close Monday evening at Hellbronner's cigar store where voting is free with every 25 renta spent. Read as a list of candidates including Dan McDonald J Pelletier J Kane E F Dobson P J NeNally Geo Morcard J H Vivian Geo Robinson Carlisle Mason 44 J B Lindsey Jap Jordan HH A Gallaway Wm E Thomas Frank Mitchell T A Peck R A Farrell. Prices easy at 110 South Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Country
Hellbronner
Dan McDonald
J. Pelletier
J. Kane
E. F. Dobson
P. J. NeNally
Geo Morcard
J. H. Vivian
Geo. Robinson
Carlisle Mason
J. B. Lindsey
Personal notices from Butte listed attendees and visitors
W E Paschal calls from Dillon J G Moreay state examiner visits Butte D D Moffat from Philipsburg Mra F Whitney from Bull Lake W F Sharpe and wife from Hamilton Miss Alice Casey back from country Miss G B A Turner and H Paquinto from Red Bluff Harry Hague Salt Lake figure in city Miss Annie Quigley Anaconda and Miss Hattie Quigley Blackfoot visit Butte A J Shores Great Northern attorney in city with wife F H Drake deputy clerk heads to Stanford for studies Justice Nichole and daughters and Cornelius Kelly from county attorney office go fishing Misses Kate Anna McCarthy Calumet Mich teacher corps for Butte schools E H Sherman heads to Chicago to meet wife later next week M M Miller Miner reports from Tacoma aftermath of wife fines Lilie Salmohienst All hats on fall winter at Hennessy Knox hats cited for style and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Paschal
Dillon
J. G. Moréay
State Examiner
D. D. Moffat
Philipsburg
F. Whitney
Bull Lake
W. F. Sharpe
Hamilton
Alice Casey
G. DB. A. Turner
H. Paquinto
Red Bluff
Harry Hague
Salt
Missoula
Kate
Anna McCarthy
Calumet
Mich
Butte
E. H. Sherman
Chicago
New York State
M. M. Miller
Tacoma
Mia
Miller
Lilie Salmohienst
Local Briefs From Butte In Early Morning Note
Local items report dancing on Labor Day at Crystal Springs and new eateries such as English chop house on South Main. Trades include piano tuner J. G. Bates and Butte Wall Paper Co offering bargains. court to convene October first. several deaths and funerals listed along with smallpox cases at the pest house and a pending quarantine lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Office
Queen Marguerite
Orton Bros
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Butte Wall Paper Coo
Hamilton Street
Crystal Springs
Forsyth
Owsley Block
A. E. Jones
East Park
Hollingsworth
W. Park
Si W. H. Boyle
Lima
Murray & Freund's Hospital
South Main
United States Court
Butte
James Bircher
Sherman
Montana Liquor Company
John Kane
James Gleason
Brennan's
North Main Street
John H. Leary
Herman H. Horst
West
Galena Street
Tom Boyle
Kate
Colorado
Tom
Jessie Pearl
John H. Daddow
Burlingston
Pest House
Richard Watson
Making Citizens Naturalization Court Proceedings In District Court
About 150 men gathered in department No 2 of the district court to be naturalized as Judge Clancy quickly issued final papers. The crowd did not dwindle and appeared to grow, while the judge, recently rested, was in good form and could finish the work without harming his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department No. 2
District Court
Clancy
Lfe
Jose
Hotels List Names Readers and Places Across Cities
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names and hometowns linked to hotels and cafes across New York Portland Salt Lake Chicago Denver Helena Great Falls Anaconda and more. It notes The Grotto Is a Mist-class cafe located three doors east of Port office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rort
One and One Fifth Fare for State Republican Meet
The Montana railroads offer a one fare and one fifth rate for the Republican state convention in Helena on September 5, 1900. Attendees buy one way tickets within three days before the meeting, obtain a special receipt and a certificate signed by the Republican secretary. Certificates allow return at one fifth fare up to one day after the convention. T. B. Miller, Secretary, Dr German, dentist, 11¢ MN. Main st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Montana
Fires Reported at Two Homes on Kemper and Utah Avenues
Fire crews were summoned to a woodshed fire behind 405 Kemper Street at 2:20 this morning but stopped before any damage. A second blaze at 2:00 this afternoon occurred at the Fiddle residence near Short Line tracks by Utah Avenue, owned by Big Blackfoot Lumber Co. The roof fire, likely from a defective chimney, caused water and fire damage estimated up to 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Roberts
Kemper Street
Fiddle
Utah Avenue
Big Blackfoot Lumber Company
Allen's Foot-Base powder for tired swollen feet
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Base as a cooling powder for swollen hot feet. It claims relief from sweating, ingrown nails, blisters, callous spots and foot pain, improving comfort while wearing shoes. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a trial package available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Ain
Allen 8
Olmstead
le Roy
Butte Butchers Plan Labor Day Parade Meeting
Queen Marguerite Cigar notice reveals meat market hours for Sunday until noon and closure on Labor Day September 3 1900. It orders all members of the Butte Butchers union to meet at their hall Monday at 9 am to join the Labor Day parade led by President W A Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss Butchers
Butte Butchers’ Union
R W. A. Parker
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Gustav Juston
Notice to creditors and all with claims against Gustav Juston deceased. Administrator J. P. Collins requests filing with vouchers within four months of first publication at 9 East Granite Street, Butte Montana in Silver Bow County. Dated July 12 1900. Attorney Henry W. Trask for administrator. Also classified notices seeking board for a responsible woman and furnished housekeeping rooms for a couple with no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Juston
East
Granite Street
Butte
Montana
Silver Bow
State of
J. P. Collins
Guntuy
Juston
Henry W. Trask
Deer Lodge County Convention Opens with 98 Delegates
Bee Special to Inter Mountain reports Deer Lodge county convention convened at 2:20 PM led by C. D. Joslyn. About 98 delegates from 39 precincts attended with J. C. English named temporary chairman and W. R. Allen temporary secretary. Committees appointed on order of business, credentials, and resolutions. Adjournment set for 3:45 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
C. D. Jostyn
Lew Coleman
J. C. English
W. R. Allen
Frank
Poorman Nominated for Sixth District Judge
Livingston Sept 1 The Republican county convention met and elected Charles A. Burg permanent chairman Otto Krieger secretary. Committee on resolutions reported in favor of W. T. H. Poorman for judge of the sixth judicial district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Republican County Convention
Chas. A. Burg
Otto Krieger Scretary
Enavifo
W. T H. Poorman
Sixth Judicial District
Mount Baker Summit Reached by Whatcom Faculty Climbers
Several faculty members from Whatcom State Normal school led a mountaineering party to the summit of Mount Baker. They report the peak is a semi active volcano emitting sulphurous vapors that deeply taint the air at the summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Whatcom
Wash
Whatcom State Normal School
Mount Baker
Otis Gets Assignment General Otis chosen as commanding officer
Washington reports General Otis will fill the post of commanding officer of the department of the lakes, to start next week with General Wheeler’s retirement. Butte, Mont, August 21, 1900, labor members urged to submit suitable names for precinct committeemen in Silver Bow county per M. P. Haggerty, state central committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otis
Department of the Lakes
Wheeler
Butte
Mont
Organized Labor
Labor Party
Silver Bow County
M. P. Haggerty
Trolley Party At Columbia Gardens For Colonel Dawson
Colonel Dawson hosted a trolley party at Columbia Gardens on a Thursday for his nieces and about 50 young guests. After rides, refreshments, and entertainment, guests were dispatched home by the street railway company before 7 o'clock. Attending ladies included Mrs Major Dawson and Miss Lougheed of London, Can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Dawson
Columbia Gardens
Forsythe
Street
Major Dawson
Miss Lougheed
London
Can
J. K. McDonald
Robertson
Sisley
Mia
Joe Dawson
Surprise Party Honors Miss Alice Casey At 225 Dakota Street
Miss Alice Casey was surprised by friends at 225 Dakota Street last evening and entertained them royally. The gathering was planned by Miss Emma Dunkel and included numerous named guests such as Miss Oletha Gavogan Miss Emma Dunckel Miss Fannie Peoples Miss Mollie Savil Miss Mattie Dunckel Miss Flossie Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Casey
Dakota Street
Emma Dunkel
Olehta Gavogan
Emma Dunckel
Fannie Peoples
Mollie Savil
Mattie Dunckel
Flossie Jones
Lizzie McBride
Mamie Dencon
Lulu Sinsel
Frosie Morrow
State School of Mines Offers Mining and Electrical Engineering
The State School of Mines at Butte Montana offers a four year course in mining and electrical engineering with two terms of 20 weeks each per year. First term opens September 1. Tuition free to Montana residents. For further information address N. R. Konard Butte Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State School OF Mines
Butte
Montana
N. R. Konard
Mont
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N. Rain Street
Late Butte Society
Socil
Eastern Star
Columbia Garden
W. C. Hiderfin
B. 5
Thresher
W. T. Boardman
George W. Monroe
J. G. Hanmer
Messrs. Phillis
O .N. Perry
Wathey
Joseph Rich
Messrs
J. Benton Leggat
F. W. McCrimmon
Louis Shodair
Byron H. Cook
B. W. Turner
Ben &. Calkins
Alfred Johns
E. D. Davin
W. EB. Carrol
A. G. Miller
Alexander Husband
W. (. Siderfin
Notich
German
N. Main St
Krausmeyer
Uncle Josh
Aiony
High Schoo Building
Banlater
Banister'a
Hennessy’s
Teachers’ Institute
Beaverhead
New Park
Oe Fisher
C. F. Zy20 Press
Hennessy's
Knox
the Rutte
W L. Mason
New York
Steve M. Floyd
D. Lindner
J. L. Betzel
G. Kuhn
Thomas M. Walsh
A. Fortune
Great Falls
Matt Berry
Texas Steer
W. N. Bellinger
Portland
Ore
John B. King
Henry Hart
O. Irving Wise
San Francisco
C. R. Davis
J. A. Browne
Melrose
Ben
P. J. McIntyre
Havre
B. W. Crissey
John T. Rush
A. J. Shores
Great Falla
Patrick Meany
G. W. Ashford
W. H. Elbridge
Dr. German
Main St
A. R. F. Care Inter Mountain
Care Inter Mountain
Poorman
MT. Baker
E. M. Graham
Graham
Madam Graham
West Broadway
the Argyle
Trolley Party
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