Idaho Mines Deal Boosts Kill Buck Group Sale
Wallace dispatch reports J K Clark and Montana Senator W A Clark bought the Kill Buck mining group near Wallace for about 40000 dollars in cash. The six to eight claims cover a 4000 foot vein with ore exposed in surface cuts and new ore found on two lower levels after the transfer, with development quickly resumed.
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Wallace
Idaho
Spokane Review
J. K. Clark
W. A. Clark
Montana
Sunset
Kill Buck Group
Kill Buck Mining Company
Clark
Kill Buck
Lake Gulch
Osburn
Electrician Severely Injured At Smelter Work
C. E. Potter suffered a severe electric shock while repairing wires at the M. O. P. smelter yesterday afternoon. He fell 25 feet, sustaining cuts and bruises. Potter was first taken to Murray Freund's hospital and will likely be moved to his home today if his condition allows.
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C. E. Potter
Football League Movement Aims at Four Montana Cities
A plan to form a Montana football league includes Butte Anaconda Great Falls and Helena. Denver agent J W Douglas for A G Spaulding canvassed the scene and reports an encouraging outlook with several fine players and the potential for four strong teams.
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Montana
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Helena
J. W. Douglas
Denver
A. G. Spaulding
Hoyt's A Texas Steer at Grand This Weekend
Public interest grows as Hoyt's A Texas Steer opens at the Grand Friday with a near facsimile New York cast and equipment. The company features top professional dramatic talent and sprightly dialogue that aims to delight local theatergoers.
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Hoyt
New York
Texas Steer brings lively satire to the stage
The review praises the play's lively pacing and masterly eloquence with highs and whispers of love. Florence Rosland as Bogsy stands out among superb character portrayals, while Will H. Bray and Geo. T. Meech deliver memorable comic and lobbyist roles. The production, featuring the Texas Steer quartet, centers on a new congressman's troubles and should attract theatergoers.
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Florence Rosland
Augustin Daly
New York
Will H. Bray
Dahomey
Geo. T. Meech
Justave Neaville
St Pauls Hospital seeks broader footing for mining firms and doctors
At the St Pauls Hospital executive board annual meeting Rev J M Settle was re-elected manager on a three year contract. The institution plans to enlarge its scope to place mining companies and physicians on equal footing in hospital use. For the year ended Aug 30 1899 504 patients were treated with receipts totaling 308 65 across months. Indebtedness stood at 1239 75 with outstanding bills deemed doubtful.
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St .Paul’s Hospital
J. M. Settle
Settle
Caitiam
Democrats Fail To Meet As 21 Of 48 Attend
The Democratic county central committee meeting was not held in Judge Lindsay's court. Of 48 committeemen, only 21 attended, and Jerry D Murphy moved adjournment until Friday evening while secretary O'Connor was instructed to notify absentees to attend then.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Hobos Attack Bartender with Brick at Newrsenal Saloon
David Alexander, a Newrsenal saloon bartender, suffered a broken nose after two hobos attempted to force free drinks. One struck him with a brick while he was alone. the attackers fled soon after the assault occurred on Tuesday evening.
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David Alexander
Newrsenal
Alexander
Coal ad promotes Washed Nut and lump coal pricing
The Cottonwood Coal Co advertises Nut coal at four dollars per ton and lump coal at four dollars and fifty cents. It claims high demand due to coal quality and lists office at 814 Utah and phone number 276.
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Office
Utah
Teephone
Cottonwood Coal CO
Livingston Lodge Meeting Notice in Burlington
All members of Dr Livingston Lodge order Sons of St George are called to meet at their lodge room Burlington on Monday evening next the 10th to transact business of importance. By order Joseph Knotwell W P Jos Webber W Secy
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Dr. Livingston Lodge
Order Sons of St. George
Burlington
Joseph Knotwell
W. P. Jos
Webber
W. Sec’y
Republicans Ratify Tonight With Nelson and Wilson Speeches
The Republican state convention ends in Helena and two ratification meetings tonight in Butte will feature Senators Knute Nelson of Minnesota and John L. Wilson of Washington. The two speakers will address audiences at the Opera House and Auditorium with local leaders, promising bold national issue exposition and party progress. Nelson, a noted West orator, and ex Senator Wilson bring strong credentials, with Nelson’s long public service and Wilson’s Spokane and Washington ties highlighted. The crowd is expected to be large as loyal Republicans converge to endorse the ticket and platform.
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Helena
Butte
Grand Opera House
Silver Bow
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Wilson
Washington
Onera House
Nelson
Party of Progress
Norway
United States
Chicago
Wisconsin
Port
Hudson, la
Assembly of Wisconsin
Douglas County
Minn
Board of Regents
The
State University
Minneota
U. S
Nelsons
John L. Wilson
Spokane
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
Indiana
Arthur
Senate
Short Line Adopts New Time Schedule
The Oregon Short Line announces a new passenger timetable with trains from Butte departing at 4 pm and 4 30 am and arriving at 11 pm and 3 am, replacing 4 35 pm 4 08 am and 3 pm 1 50 am. Delays at Ogden prompted the change to improve connections and reduce hours lost waiting.
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Oregon
Butte
Ogden
Railroad Notes Highlight Car Shortage Across Northwest
The Northwest faces a car famine with Oregon Short Line needing cars after heavy lumber shipments from Washington and Idaho. General Agent Wilson travels to Sand Point to secure equipment while downtime from washouts near Miles City is repaired and trains resume on-schedule service as of today. Assistant General Freight Agent Gray of Great Northern is on a weeklong trip through the Flathead Valley to review traffic matters.
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Northwest
Oregon
Gray
Great Great Northern
Flathead Valley
Change of Time for Oregon Short Line Train
The Oregon Short Line afternoon train leaves Butte at 4 p m instead of 4 35 p m starting September 6. Check the time card for other changes. Dr German Dearst 114 N Main St
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Oregon Short Line
Butte
Dr. German
Dearst
Main St
Court Briefs Involving Guardian and Debt Suit
Antoine Peterson sues Louis Johnson for 56 dollars on an account. Herman Strasburger, guardian of R. E. Strasburger, reports receipt of 266.66 dollars as the minor's interest in a loan on Isador Strasburger's life insurance policy.
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Antoine Peterson
Louis Johnson
Herman Strasburger
R. E. Strasburger
Isador Strasburger
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