Board Rejects Desk Contract As Inferior Goods
South Butte school board held a protest letter from Standard School Furnishing Co of Chicago after revoking a desk contract due to poor quality samples. City Clerk noted a rear South Butte school lot sale. Architecture and heating issues at Atlantic and Aluminum street schools were discussed. Superintendent Hendricks reported 5,635 pupils. Bid results for adjustable desks ranged up to 4.25 per unit, referred to janitors and supplies committee. District annual report showed general fund 16,308.31, building fund 1, special bonded indebtedness 41,981.00. The Fair, West Park and Academy streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Standard School Furnishing Company of
Chicago
Joseph Callan
South Butte
O'Brien
Atlantic
Aluminum Street
Hendricks
J.C. Harvine
Regal Company
Cleveland
W. EB. McCormick
Northwestern Furniture Company
B. R. Atkins
Oxford
H. Andrews Company
A. J. Holliday
Butte
Hotels guests list shows large travel party
A long roster of names and places spans the United States and Europe, listing guests at the hotels in a regional note. Individuals include Rutte James A Beatty of Idaho, Hart of Chicago, W B Willis of St. Louis, Arthur Browne of Coloma, and many others from cities such as Denver, Helena, Bozeman, Portland, and New York along with spouses and several noted addresses.
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the Rutte
James A. Beatty
Idaho
Hart
Chicago
W. B. Willis
St. Louis
Arthur B. Browne
Coloma
J. F Sage
Charles W. Lauterbach
Louis Walker
J. A. Browns
Melrose
Frank A. Nunn
Rochester
N. Y
M.S. Marcus
Dave Stone
J. W. Stackbein
J. Marx
New York
Marvin Jenkins
St. Paul
Mra. Ware B. Gay
Herr
Mont
B. A. Stiefel
Helena
H. R. Logan
Browning
W. B. Allison
Dubuque
Mra
J. H. Jonson
Revenue
H. K. Brown
Portland
Ore
W. 8. Hartman
Bozeman
O. Bax
Livingston
Dr. K. Weiss
the McDermott
Henry Michelsen
Denver
B. P. Carpenter
Miss Carpenter
Sharpe
F. A. Judson
Walter Cooper
H. J. Holloway
W. A. Selvidge
B. Ryan
Toronto
J .M. Durfee
W. KE. Moore
Philipsburg
John P. Russel
Knoxville
Tenn
J. Dietz
J. H. Jurgens
Jardine
H. A. Parr
Baltimore
J. P. Robson
White
H. J. Thompson
Dillon
Paul ¥. Markoff
Grand Rapids
W. H. Murphy
W. J. Wilson
Victoria
Jas
Rooney
Pony
Hammer
KE. Sanders, Dillon; Peart Goetchins, Laurin; S. F.inn
H. Anderson
Henderson
A. G. Williams
Campbell
Fy Jones
Copper Market Slows as Prices Ease in Engineering Journal
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports a relapsed copper market with dull business and slightly lower prices. Manufacturers stay busy, often working night shifts, having purchased freely in the past two months, leaving supply cautiously covered for the moment.
Copper market report shows scarce supplies and price shifts
Demand from Europe prompts concessions though copper remains scarce. larger Lake copper producers hold at 18 percent while smaller firms report some cuts. Electrolytic copper prices slip to 144 17.5e and ingots at 144 17.5e, cathodes at 17 17.5c. Casting copper near UTMASTECS. UK and US data show fluctuating prices and rising US production.
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Europe
Utmastecs
Standard Copper
Chile
England
Forest fire nears Big Timber in Crazy Mountains area
Brief notes report a large forest fire east of the Crazy mountains near Big Timber expected to burn about 69 square miles before burning out. Cause attributed to careless campers while authorities assess the extent and potential losses in the area.
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Big Timber
Crazy Mountains
Soldier Reception Details For Montana Volunteers Parade
General committee meetings set for next Friday at 7 10 p m in Senator Mantle's West Broadway office to plan parade and reception for Montana volunteers. A full attendance is requested as soldiers head home next month and a large community effort is needed. Illumination committee for Big Butte meets Thursday at 9 p m in Silver Bow club rooms to outline duties for local ladies and participants.
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General Committee
Montana
Senator Mantle
West Broadway
Big Butte
Silver Bow Chil Rooms
Clark
BL. Whitmore
John Noyen
Jack Leggat
W. Thornton
H.C. Carney
Robert Grix
RF. Booth
J. H. Wilson
Police Court Adjudges Youths Guilty of Bicycle Theft
Mike Sullivan and Johnnie Keenan youths of tender years were found guilty of bicycle theft by Judge Sullivan and each fined 25 dollars. The judge lectured the defendants to reform and attend school. Keenan’s fine partly remitted. T Clifton fined 3 dollars for horse left in street. Andy Walker fined 1 dollar for obstructing sidewalk.
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Mike Sullivan
Johnnie Keenan
Sullivan
Vehool
Keeshan Bay
T. Clifton
Andy Walker
Walkerville Seeks Bids for 1500 Feet Sidewalk Project
City council of Walkerville invites bids for 1500 feet of five foot wide sidewalk with planed boards and 4x4 stringers. Work includes grading and spacing posts bracing, at $00 per thousand for materials. Bids due September 26, 1899 mailed to city clerk. Mayor J E Briney signs.
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Biga
Walkerville
Montana
Pyle Exonerated In Inquest Over Beaverhead Shooting
An inquest in Sherman's undertaking rooms cleared Sheriff William Pyle of Beaverhead County in the death of Phil Carr at Houlette's ranch. Witnesses including Ike Cohn and Miss Sadie Leonard testified, with evidence aligning with a prior Inter Mountain report. The jury ruled Carr died from accidental gunshot while Pyle, acting to subdue armed men, discharged a rifle in the line of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Jullien
Phil Carr
Witliam
Pyle
Beaverhead
Sherman
Ike Cohn
Carr
Sadie Leonard
Inter Mountain
Beaverhead County
Silver Bow
George Guy
Houlette
Colin
Cave
Roulettes Ranch
Silver Tow County
Montana
Yeeta
William Pyle Ahein
Iim
Postum converts coffee drinkers to tea like beverage
A letter from a Des Moines area resident claims Postum Food Coffee helped regain health after years of coffee use. She reports gaining twenty five pounds and improved wellbeing for herself husband and four children after switching, and notes guests have not detected Postum as coffee.
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Kon
Naa
Postum
Ruslington
Des Moinea County
Towa
Ue Testicn Cereal Coy
Lin
Battle Creek
Mich
A Woman’s Gratitude for Herpicide Hair Help
A letter from Mrs. O. B. Poster of Butte Montana praises Newbro’s Herpicide for thinning hair. She reports dandruff relief after a month, new hair growth, and overall hair thickening, expressing sincere thanks for the benefit received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Newbrrg
Dandrum
Tan
Newhro
Newhro's Herpicide. Very Truly Yours, Mrs. O. B
Poster
Mont
Rutte
A Place of Recreation at Crystal Springs
Crystal Springs offers guest rooms in a separate building with modern conveniences, a cafe serving the best, and private party care at moderate rates. The soft mineral springs water benefits health and complexion, plus a dance hall for private parties and meals on short notice. Regular Langlois' stages run from the stables at 1 am, 2 pm, 3 pm, and 7 pm, and from the springs at 12 20 pm, 4 00 pm, 6 20 pm, and 9 00 pm, fare each way two vents.
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Crystal Springs
Langlois
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Ice Gees
Crosse & Black Wells
Miners’ Cash Grocery
Ooth
Main and
Galena
Majestic
Majestic Cook Book
Tnion Ingramn
Brussels
Smithéaxminster
Harnois & Schatzlein
Broadway
J.T. Carroll
Carriace
Cor
Arizona
Platinum Sts
Prof. C. Sullivan
W. Broadway
Desk Concern
District
West Park and
Academy Streets
Dr. Wix
West
Montana Music Co
N. Main Street
United States
Hen- Healy
Hen- Ressy
Hew Tailoring
John Hurley
Ruby Valley
Uper
Iis
Tex
Hupley
Sheridan
Galena Fisher
Trices Exay
John N. Olson
West Granite
Hennessy
J. EB. Briney
R. L. Clinton
Svery
Allo
Studebaker
Western Wagon & Grain Incorporated LLC), Incorporated
Merchant Tailor
Mtr Ala
Kimball
Orton Bros
J.n.nevins & CO
Harness and Saddlery
E. Park ST
E. Broadway
Butte, Montana
Dr. Wood
Montana Hardware Company
North Main Street
Butte Mont