Men’s Suits Offerings From New York Tailors
We present a swell line of men’s suits by New York expert tailors with fine fit and finish. Includes fancy striped worsteds gray herringbone caseres greenish tinted and blue cassimeres with four-butted single breasted cutaway sack coats. Prices range 20 to 25 dollars with guaranteed fit and quality. New fall overcoats Cravenette waterproof coats and heavier garments are now ready in all sizes and qualities to suit every taste.
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New York
Manhattan Shirts Introduce Swell Season Styles
The really swell styles show the wobbiest effects of the season in Manhattan Shirts. Made of fine French Pereales and English Madras cloths these shirts promise the best fit. Colorings are rich and bold with stripes and spots in red white blue and tan. Prices are $2.00 and $3.00 each.
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Manhattan
Centerville Car Jumped Track Into House Injuries Reported
A car leaving Centerville at 10 30 struck a slag placed on the rails and crashed into a small frame house owned by Capt William Hill. Seven or eight passengers aboard, with Mrs Pollinger the most seriously injured, received minor bruises. Conductor and motorman unhurt. a $500 reward offers for the saboteur. In other news Hennessys Millinery opening features Paris and New York hats.
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Ross
McGrew
Centerville
Montana Street
Capt
Willam Hill
Pollinger
Butchertown
Walkerville
A. H. Sain
Los Angeles
Inter Mountain
Sain
Sam
Wharton
Police Court Sessions Sour Involving Jones and Kids
In Police Court Judge Sullivan deals with multiple cases. Mat Lewis faces charges of selling liquor without a license at 16 and 1 West Galena Street, pleads not guilty with a hearing set. Saloon keeper William Talbott pleads not guilty to fighting near his East Park Street bar, awaiting a further hearing. Arnold Carlson, John Sullivan, and Stanley Malloy, urchins in front of the Grand Opera house, are lectured by the judge for loitering and pestering patrons. Carlson pleads guilty, others later confess, all fined $10 and jailed until paid, with warning to avoid the reform school if they reoffend. Advertisement for Hennessy suits concludes the notice.
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Sullivan
Mmat Lewis
Ed. J. Robson
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Lewis
West Galena Street
William Talbott
East Park Street
Arnold Carlson
John Sullivan
Stanley Malloy
Grand Opera House
Hoodlama
Ace F Tt
Reform School
For Her Sake at Sutton's Theater Tonight
A grand production by a capable company of artistic ladies and gentlemen. The show promises elegance in staging and costuming with engaging performance. Matinee Saturday and Sunday, plus an extra Sunday evening performance.
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Sutton’s
Bankruptcies Filed By Hadfield and Ekman Printers
H M Hadfield and J Ekman filed in United States bankruptcy court. Hadfield shows debts of 1214.40 with 250 in household goods exempt. numerous listed creditors include Lee Davenport and Smith Bros with varied amounts. Ekman reports 2171.40 in liabilities, no property but 125 due for 30 days labor exempt. Westbrook, a Walkerville miner, filed yesterday with 466.85 liabilities and 105 assets exempt. Butterick patterns and Delineator for October available at Hennessy’s.
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H. M. Hadfield
United States
Lee Davenport
Charles HE. Oles
Jerry Mullins
George Kronenburg
Montana Steam Laundry
Martin Drug Company
Anaconda
Barney McGinley
J. W. Purcell
Otto Jeck
J. M. Simpson
W. B. Rodgers
Smith Bros
Walker & Gibbs
Anaconda Cash Grocery Company
J. Harper
Independent Market
Whalley's Cafe
Wilson Drug Company
O. K. Stables
Gruge
John Broderins
John Ekman
George L. Westbrook
Walkerville
Death of Butte County Auditor Griffin
John Griffin longtime county auditor died at 2 this morning in St James hospital after a year of illness from consumption. He had returned to the city after Springs and rarely left the hospital, leaving a wide circle of friends. Born in County Kerry Ireland 29 years ago he came to Butte from Nevada four years ago and worked as a fireman before election to office. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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John ©. Griffin
St. James Hospital
Sherman
Mr. Griffin
Griffith
Jerome Griffith
St. Paul
Ireland
Griffin
Eagles
Knox
Fall
Hennessy
Crooks Held Overnight After Northern Pacific Capture
Seven alleged crooks apprehended at Homestake on the Northern Pacific were brought to Hytle and remain in jail awaiting transport to Helena. Lawyers offered aid, but jailer and sheriff clashed over representation as a colorful scene unfolded. Banister shoes debut new fall styles at Hennessy’s opening. Jessie MacMillan and Archie Gillis wed at St Patrick’s Church, with plans to depart for Helena and reside on the westside upon returning. Fashion notes highlight France-inspired headgear from Hennessy’s Millinery Opening.
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Northern Pacific
Hytle
Helena
Lavell
Tom Boyle
St. Patrick's Church
Jessie MacMillan
N. B. Macmillan
East Park Street
Archie 8. Gillls
Father de Biere
Cassie Macmillan
J. Terguson
G. N
Westside
Railroad Notes On Roosevelt Special Inbound To Salt Lake
Ed Hughes of the Nickel Plate and vice president Cornish with W N Bancroft Oregon Short Line officials were in Butte then rode a special south. D Burley of Oregon Short Line in Salt Lake accompanies the Roosevelt train. Utah flowers decorate the private car set. The Roosevelt special includes a private car, two press cars, chair and dining cars. It will reach Salt Lake tomorrow morning around nine. Others in Butte include Bailey of Colorado Midland, Whitney and Max Basa of Great Northern. The Latter Day Saints train of eighty five, led by Bishop Jease Crosby, arrived this morning at eleven and departed at noon for Bridger via Northern Pacific.
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Ed. Hughes
Nickel Plate
Cornish
W. N. Bancroft
Butte
South
D. ©. Burley
Salt Lake
Utah
Roosevelt
Bailey
Colorado Midland
F. T. Whitney
Great Northern
Max Basa
Northern Pacific
Bridger
Jease Crosby
Pooley Trial Highlights Cross Examination Progress
In the Pooley trial afternoon session Attorney Thrasher pressed witness Stapleton in a red cross examination but failed to elicit decisive new facts beyond those from the forenoon cross examination. Stapleton maintained his prior statements about the tle and admitted confusion at the inquest due to excitement and fatigue from the previous day. The testimony continued past 0 40 o clock.
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Pooley
Thrasher
Stapleton
Connolly
Dinonera
Littlejown
Hiv
Vilay
Opening today at Hennessys shoes and sues for insurance
The season's newest styles in women's fine shoes at Hennessy's opening today. Mike Larka, a former employee of Butte & Boston Mining, sues Frankfort Accident and Plate Glass Insurance in the Second District court. He alleges an August 1 mine accident left him unable to work, seeks 637 dollars with interest and costs after the insurer allegedly refused his 087 claim.
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Hennessy
Mike Larko
Butte & Boston Mining Company
Frankfort Accident and Plate Glass Insurance Company
Germany
Butte & Boston
Parisian Pattern Hats Highlight Hen nessy Millinery Opening
Parisian pattern hats headline the opening today at Hen nessy Millinery. Local shoppers are invited to preview new designs as the shop debuts its latest collection and promotional events.
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Hennessy
Arrest warrant issued for Josie Palmer in assault case
County attorney files warrant in the afternoon for the arrest of Joxie Palmer a known figure in the ten flerfoin district on a third degree assault charge. Albert Goldsmith says Palmer attacked him at her residence while under the influence of Aquor with a long bladed knife wounding his clothes and flesh. Hearing set in Justice Bates court South Butte likely late this week.
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Joxie Palmer
Tenflerfoin
Albert Goldsmith
Josie
Aquor
Bate
South Butte
Knom Hats Opening and Roosevelt Party Visit to Butte
Selections from Hennessy Millinery debut today with fashionable hats named Knom. Roosevelt party reporters from major papers toured Butte noting its orderly streets and collecting material for future use. Sealed bids for a wooden sidewalk project in Walkerville and Walkerytte are invited with a $100 deposit. bids due by 2 p.m. Saturday.
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Ameldowalk
North Walkerville
Walkerytte
Hennessy Huttting
Butte
Clinton
The Wrong Road Insurance Ad Parody
A fragment from a vintage ad parodies missteps on the road and promotes Grand Old Mutual Life. It invites readers to contact W. C. Bachelor District Manager at 413 E Broadway in Butte Montana for insurance services.
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Mnaure
Grand Old Mutual Life
New York
W. C. Bachelor
Dist
Mgr
E .Broadway
Butte
Mont
Notice to coat buyers and stockholders meet in Butte
Notice blends sales details for Butte coal and sewer pipe with a stockholders meeting notice of River Row Abstract Company at 112 West Granite Street Butte Montana on September 20 1909 at 1 o clock a m for electing a board of directors and other business. Reward offered for evidence in a railway obstruction case.
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Vtee
River Row Abstract Company
West
Granite Street
Butte
Montana
O. N. Perry, Secy
Local Briefs From Butte Markets and Notices
Local briefs list news items including a new restaurant at 103 South Main, furnished rooms at 433 S Main, public administrator filing for John J McCall, coroner inquiry into Masterson’s death, Catholic Foresters quarters in Lewisohn building, a smallpox report in Pleasant alley, sheriff attachment on William Mays property in Carte Blanche, postponed robbery trial of McMahon and Mitchell, Stone case to be heard next Wednesday, funerals for Annie Sullivan and Wille Sullivan, and various advertisements for clothing and services in downtown Butte.
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Orton Bros
N. Main
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Great Bargain
Hamilton Street
Dr. Forsyth
Tandy Owsley Block
E. Jones
East Park
South Malin
S. Main Street
Collins
John J. McCall
Young Masterson
Northern Pacific
Sherman's
Threvensing
Julien
Catholic Order of Foresters
Canadian Institute
Lewisohn Building
Granite and Haymilton
New Place
Pleasant Alley
Regan
Carte Blanche Addition
Butte
William Mays
M. L. Boroglum
Justice Smith
Booth Butte
McMahon
Mitchell
Lilian Stone
Turk
Annie Sullivan
la Cora Terrace
St. Lawrence Church
John E. Griffin
Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Wille Sullivan
Mike D. Sullivan
East Summit Street
Dandruff Germ Killer Ad and Various Classified Notes
An prints excerpt shows an ad for Herpicida claiming to kill the dandruff germ with a slogan Destroy the cause. It also contains wanted notices for lodging and a government land filing, plus a rental listing for a general merchandise business at a South Butte corner location and inquiries to Ts. J. Charles and Thompson Investment Co.
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Newhro
Silae
Levi
Tnter Mountain
South Butte
Ts. J. Charles
Thompson Investment Co
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Hennessy’s Millinery Opening
China
Hennessy’s
Butte, Montana
Paris
New York City
Hennessy's
Butterick's
Hennessy’'s
JE. Griffin
Crooks
Banister
M’millan-Gillis
France
Josie Palmer
Knom
Tong Atennesry
Nevins
Agsovliteil Press
W. A. Carpenter
Serle McRae League
G. W. Ogden
The
Chicago Tribune
Linsay Dennison
New York Saw
John H. Rafferty
Chicago Record
New York Herald H. 1
Cleveland
Chicago Times, Herald
W. Jones
Minneapolis Tribe
H. R. Cunningham
Charles French
Eth
Scnapy
Por Guvurnon Roosevelt
Lach
Rose Wes
Republicad Central
Elab Degire
Manigey Wiarton
Strut Rway Company
Emapssy
Notioe
Avalor
Tony Putta
Oan
Butte Electric Railway Co
Co. I. Fisher
Tatlor
South Main
George Washington
Plano
P. O
Smith & Mattingly’s
Dunlap Hat Agency
North Main Bt
Gulf Street
Jacob Hamari
Klondyke
Wyoming, S. E. Cor
Galena
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