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The Way to
Succeed
,0 have a big ambition
„d mark a straight course
to its attainment.
I, is right, in theory, to "hitch
vour wagon to a star, but
yo a will be more likely to get
om where if you link your
bi . ambition with a savings
account at the Yegen Bros.,
bankers.
I |. er ( ent I'aid on Savings
,nd Certificates of Deposits.
VEGEN BROS. BANKERS
BUTTER MONT.
Capital $100,000.00
A. CLARK J- ROSS CLARK
.A.CLARK&BRO.
Bankers
F.Uatilisbed 1877
HEX J. JOHNSTON........Cashier
M. 11ESLET.....Assistant Cashier
Transacts n Ornerai Bnnklnf
Business. Accounts of Banks.
Corporations and Firma Will
Reraive Best Terms Consiste»»
With Good Banking Method*.
nterest Paid on Time
Deposits
tes In Safety Deposit Vault
aly Bank and Trust
Company
-OF BUTTE—
(Established 1881)
PITAL AND SURPLUS... »400.000
DIRECTORSl
isrlu J. Kelly, John D. Ryan,
Marcus Daly, C. C. Swlnborna,
R. A. Kunkel.
OFFICERS.
It ARI ES J. KF.I.LY......President
HX D. RYAN .. Vice President
C SWINB0RNE ..........Cashier
. A. KL'NKKt— .Assistant Cashier
. W, PLACE.....Assistant Cashier
west Paid on Time Deposits
E8TABUSUED 1877.
irst National Bank
of Butte
Capital end Surplus »6M.0M.
t'N'ITED STATES DEPOSITORT.
ember of Federal Reserve Bank.
DAVIS .......President
' 1 Cashier
in ?7®™ ENS °N • Asst. Cashier
10 1 HIU........Asst. Cashier
Travelers' Checks and
Foreign Exchange Issued
Silver Bow
ational Bank
ESTAI1USHED 1890
'Nunher .,r Federal Reserve Benk
'»'inp De partment Under
Government Supervision
P,t c «"t F*H on Ravines an» Tiras
Drpodltt.
■AFI- DEPOSIT boxes fob ebnt
S»turd»y Evcntnc« fr*si TiMUltK)
directors
John MacGInniM
A. S. ChriatU
D. J. Fitucrald
Zephln Job
A. J- Ik...,«»
1 { Wllcomb
■ * PUooti
lV * North Mato '
Rut»»» Public
and Insurance
'» W
H- Mcnulty co.
Qr.oit. st Phona 134*.
,». ST0CKS
"ano-Montana Inv. Co.
*> '«
rk «> nu
Granite Itrara
»J****
AND soon.
A "" 2 * - Hutter, ere.
STOCK
XCHANGE
- -
Liecutcd to Boy or Sell on All
Li. I.aogea.
I tu .**" '
"••et end Bold o* Coran lesion
ÜP C BACH8. M*mger
-■Ä, 2.**» rataa
11 *»rk ordinary flrete, 20
■ **»*• included, S0*S2c.
MEHLS IMWIC
THE LEADERS
Heavier Trading on Stock Ex
change Brings Demand
for Coppers.
New York, April 26—Short covering was
Again a potent factor in today's general
advance, many gains being materially re
duced. however, or entirely hart, on
tensive realising. Shies approximated
925,000 shares.
Except for declines of 1 to almost
points in St. Faul, whippings, Ohio Oi
and Industrial Alcohol, today's early ihar
ket held firmly to its general gains of the
previous session, despite evidence of
heavy selling for profits. United States
Hteel was again the only stock to issue In
fairly large volume, repeating yesterday's
maximum quotation of 110% immediately
after Its first quotation of a % of a point
under that figure. Coppers were Increas
ingly active at advances of material frac
tions to a point and the more popular
equipments scored like gains. Rails were
irregular ami relatively dull.
The market pursued the same course
I on the previous easing off after the
first rise mid was soon rebounding more
vigorously on further enforced short
covering. Metal» were most conspicuous,
being helped by overnight statement» of
earnings. Utah was again the strongest
of that division, rising M points with 1 to
1% for Anaconda. American Smelting and
American Zinc. Si eel rallied from its de
cline to 115%, touching 117% before noon,
and Bethlehem Steel, Midvale and (Trent
Northern Ore ranged from 1 to 2 points
higher with 2% for Central Leather.
Coalers and New York Central were ac
at 1 point gains. Ronds were irreg
ular.
Shifting of speculative Interest attended
the lighter trading tills afternoon. Pitts
burg Coal and the motors became active
Qt gains of 2% to 2% points. Halls yield
ed slightly, but equipment» and motors
displayed greater strength.
Industrial» fell 1 to 2 points from best
prices in the last hour but rails and ship
pings were then at highest quotations
The closing was Irregular.
to
SAN FRANCISCO RESERVE
BANK SENDS BIG SUM
San Francisco, April 26.—The federal
reserve hank of San Francisco has tele
graphed to the United States treasury
department credits for 920,000,000
which is the first big subscription to
r funds contributed by 250 hanks in
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, California
nd the three other western state«,
comprising district No. 12.
The subscriptions are for part of the
block of 9200,000,000 treasury certifi
cates offered for sale by Secretary of
the Treasury William G. McAdoo.
METAL PRICES.
New York. April 26.—Copper, nominal;
electrolytic, »pot and second quarter, 29.00
030.00; later deliveries. 24.00628 00.
The metal exchange quotes lead firm,
9%; Bpelter, firm; spot, East St. lx>uls de
livery. 8% 09.
At Tendon—I»ead. £30 10s; spelter. £54.
Iron, firmer: No. 1 northern, 42.75$ 43.76;
No. 2, 42.25ft 43.25
Tin, strong; spot, 68 (»0ft59.<H>.
LOCAL STOCK MARKET.
J
1.15
2.06%
Quotation» on the local exchange today
were ax follows: Bid. Asked.
Baunack Gold ............ 1.12 1
barnes-KIng ............2.00
Big Creek .................15
Boston A Corbin ..........46
Boston A Montana.......65
Butte-Bullevhacker........60
Butte-Ballaklava .......1.00
Butte Copper Zinc ....... 9.00
Butte-Duluth.............20
Butte-Ely................60
Butte-Great Falls.........86
Butte A liondon ..........24
Butte Main Range........60
Butte-New York ......... 1.60
Butte & Superior ........43.25
Caledonis .......
Colusa léonard Extension
Colorado ..........
Da vis-Daly .......
Douglas .........
East Butte ...............12.50
Furnace Creek oxide
Hecla ................... 7.40
Highland Surprise ...
Hull Copper .. ........
Independence Lead ...
Jerome Verde ........
Keating Gold .........
Marsh ................
Mlrpah Extension .....
Nancy Hank» .........
North Butte ..........
North Butte Extension
Original Baunack .....
Scratch Gravel Gold
Bloean Star ...........
Snowstorm Mine» Con.
ßtewart ..............
Success ..............
Tuolumne ............
.67*
.69
.30
.38
• 17H
• 18\i
4.75
07*
.10
12
.12 50
13.00
.08
.09%
7.76
.10%
.11%
.30
.35
. .10
.13
2.18%
2 25
.15
. .17*.
1SH
. .12
•If*
30
36;»
.21.25
£1 60
.16
.20
18
■ IS 1 /»
. .53V4
.56
.20
30«.
.60
60%
. .25
.28
.40
41
. 1.35
1.37
LIVESTOCK MET
OMAHA LIVESTOCK.
Omaha, April 26—Hoga—Receipts, 1.800;
market higher. Heavy, $15.25ft 15.60,
light. $16 00ftl5.45; pigs. $18.00ft 14.50.
Cattle—Receipts. 1.700. market steady.
Native steers. $9.60ft 13.00; cows and heif
ers. $8.00ft 11.00; western steers. $9 Ouft
11.50; stocker» and feeders, $6.50010.25;
calve», $H.00ft 12.25; bulls, Mags, etc., $7.50
©9.75.
Sheep— Receipt» 5.100: market steady.
Yearlings. $12.5uft 14.00; wethers. $12.25#
13.25; lambs. $15 15ft 16.25.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Chirmjco. April If — Hotf»— Receipt«. 52.
000: market strong l»c above yesterday'«
average. Hulk. »16 5»®1S.»6, light. IM.C-.
<G lê.fef, ; mixed. 115.25® lfi.nK; heavy. II5.1Ï.
I * 15.85; rough, »15.25* 15.40; pigs. *!•>:•*
I 13.65.
i Cattle—Receipts. 4.*00: market steady.
I Native leer rattle. »6.00*1140. »tuckers
! and feodera, »7. 15* 10.00. utw, and belters
*5.7«t0 11.20: calvee, »«.«tie 12.00.
Sheep—Receipts. 16.000: market steady.
Wether». »10.75*13.10; lambs *12.»#1».«0.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK.
Portland. Ore.. April **.—Hog»--Steady;
receipts 762. Bulk or parking grades
»15.65* 15.60, heavy packing, »16.65*15.60;
light packing. »15.56* 15.60: rough heavy.
»16.25015.00. pig» and skip». »11.75*14.25;
■lock hog*. »12.26*13.60.
Cattle—Hleady: receipt» 45. Steers,
prime light, » 10 . 00 * 10 . 60 . prime heavy.
*8.65*10.26; good. *8.75*10.00. cows,
choice. *8.00*8.75; medium to good, *7.75*
8.25; ordinary u, lair, »6.76*7.50. heller*.
»8.26 *8.00; bulla, »6.50*8.00; calves, »8.00
* 10 . 00 .
Sheep—Steady, receipt» 18. lamb», east
of mountains, 818.00*18.50; lambs, valley,
*12.75*18.25, lambs. Shorn. *11.00*11.60;
prime wethers. *11 60*12 00. choice ewes.
»10.00*10.75, heavy ewea, »8.00*10.00.
May Wheat Sells at $2.60 To
day, But Drops Back
Nearly 6 Cents.
Chicago, April 2fi.—New high record
prices fur wheat resulted today largely
from prospects of continued sharp com
petition by exporters and domestic
millers. Urgent need of greater sup
plies of breadstuff« was implied, es
pecially by dispatches from Great Brit
ain, and there was official announce
ment from Portugal that, owing to the
exigencies of the food situation, all im
port duties on cereals had been re
moved. Stormy weather Involving ad
ditioual delay and curtailment of
spring wheat seeding In the Dukotas,
Minnesota and Canada tended further
to lift prices. Trading here, however,
was relatively light. Opening quota
tions, which ranged from % to
higher, with May at $2.58% to 92.54
and July at 92.17 to 92.18, were fol
lowed by respective advances to $2.55
and 92.21% and then by a moderate re
action.
New advance about midday carried
the market up 92.60 for May and 92.2.5%
for July. Much of the buying on the
way up was for commission houses with
eastern connections, and was said to
be to a considerable extent of a specu
lative character. Pi oft-taking sales
finish led to violent breaks
I
I
eak st 2%c uct de*
.'a nee, with Mav
and July at *2*15 4o
The close was
cline to 4c ad
82.64% to $2.64%
«2.16%.
Gar scarcity restricting arrivals gave
independent strength to corn. The up
turn In wheat prices continued also to
exert a decided bullish influence.
After opening unchanged to 1% bight
the market scored sharp gains all
around before meeting will
back.
Unfavorable weather for planting
was a bullish factor In subsequent deal
lugs, but later weakness of wheat
proved much more than an offset. The
dose was heavy at a decline of 1 to 3c
net.
Hushes to buy oats were unchecked.
The basis of the demand appeared to
be largely the comparative cheapness
of oats In relution to other grain.
Provision« responded to higher quo
tations on hogs and cereals. On the
bulge packers were liberal sellers.
The quotatb
Wheat—
Open. High
Low.
May ....
»2.r.3>i »2.6U
$2.62%
2 16
J uly ....
2.17 2.27,%
Kepi.
1.80% 1.96%
1 87%
Corn—
May ....
1.49% 152%
1.45
July ....
1.41 1.46%
1.41%
May ____
.69% .72%
.67%
July ...
.66% .68%
.65
Park—
Mav ...
....... 38.05
87 M
July ....
..... 38.45
87.72
Lard—
July . ...
21.50 21.75
21.50
fiept.
21.62 21.85
21 60
nibs—
July . . .
.20.30 21.60
20.80
Kept.....
..... 20 62
20.40
Wheat
CASH.
No. 2 red, $2.f
5; No.
8 red
nominal: Nos. 2 and 2 hard, nominal.
Corn No. 2 yellow. $1.62%ft 1 68%; No
3 yellow, $1.58^1.69%; No. 4 yellow, nom
inal.
Oats—No. 3 white, 72ft75%c; standard
74ft 75% c.
Rye—No. 2, $2.02%.
Barley—$ 1.15ft 1.66.
Timothy—$6.00ft 6 . 00 .
Clover— $12.00ft 17.00.
Pork—$37.75.
Lard—$21.45ft 21.30.
Rib» $19.20ft 20.50.
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.
Minneapolis. April 26—Flour, fancy
patents, 40c higher, quoted at $13.60.
firsts clears 60c higher, quoted at $11.80
Other grades unchanged.
Barley—$1.16 ft 1.48.
Flax—$3.$0%ft 3.36%.
Wheat—May, $2.46. July. $2 25%.
Caali—No. 1 hard. $2.76ft2.h0; No. ]
northern, $2.63ft 2.69, No. 2 northern
$2.59ft 2.69.
MONEY MARKET.
New York, April 26.—Mercantile paper,
444*«H
sterling 60-day bill«, 472; commercis
60-dav bills un banka. 472; commercial 60
day bills, 471%; demand. 475%; tables,
476 7-lf
Franca—Demand, 671%; cable*, 570 1 /
Guilders—Demand, 41%. cables, 41%
Urea—Demand, 669. cable«, 688.
Ruble»—Demand, 28%; cables, 28%.
Bar «liver, 73%.
Mexican dollar», 56%.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds, Irregular.
Time loans, firmer; 60 days, 3 % ft 4 ; 90
days. 4ft 4% ; 6 months. 4%ft 4%.
Cali money, weak; high. 2%; luw,
ruling rate. 2% ; last loan, 2%. closing bid,
2; offered at 2%.
EXTRA DIVIDEND
New York, April 26.—The America
Brass company toda> declared an <-xtr
dividend of 1 per cent In addition to the
regular quarterly dividend of 1% per vent.
The »ame amount was declared three
months ago
ADVICE.
At this small rhyme.
Folks, do not scoff;
It's not yet time
To take 'em off.
STUFF kLÖSE
S&£'Sk!M"SiaT:
WARTS ONE CENT A WORD
WASTED
1>AY AND NIGHT Window Cleaning Co.
Your own hours will do. Window clean
ing and janitor eervloe. Practical and I All
guaranteed work. Private residence work [
also. Phone 8278-J.
WANTED—Men, 18 or over. Hallway
mail clerks. $76 month Sample ex
amination question» free. Franklin In
stitute, Dept. 229-E, Rochester, N. Y.
I WOULD like to find my father, .Turne»
Foster, who left his home at Milan.
, March 23. Address Jura Idea n Foster,
Milan, Mo.
WANTED--Information as to the address
of Mrs. Eleanor E. Sherman. Address
a« Hamilton ami Missoula mime years
ago. Address Edwin W. Bpalding, Pacific
Building. Washington, l/. O.
I WANT four $2,600 loans on new houses
In southwest part of the city. Ample
security. Will pay 10 per cent. Box 61,
Post.
WILL STORE standard make piano with
responsible party or sell at bargain.
Address ''Sincere," care Dally Post.
WANTED- First-class male OOO* wants
position, hotel or restaurant. C Matter,
620 Nevada ave.
WANTED—Wo pay ths highest price for
men's discarded c''thing. Phone 5753-W
and ws will calL
HIGHEST PRICE paid for second-hand
furniture. 241 B. Park. Phaoa 5417-J.
Steady work. Phone
TAILOR WANTED—Apply Fashion Tutl
orlng Co., M. Morris, 47 W l'ark
WANTED—MALE HELP
WANTED—Footman and assistant door
man not over 40 years old nor lea» than
»lx feet in height. Must have good ap
pearauce, sober, reliable and be able to
give first-« lasu referenr** Apply
ger'» office, Rialto Theater, betv
and 4.30.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED—Strong young girl to care fo
o young children; little girl and In
fant boy. Good wage«. Apply 316 N. Ex
oe lsiar.
WANTED—Girl to du general housework.
Must be good cook. Apply 409 West
Granite.
WANTED—Housekeeper
30 yeurs old. No object
ux 16, Bust.
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED—$400 loan for »lx months Will
pay 12 per cent and gi\e good aecurit
Box 11, Post.
BUSINESS CHANGES
GROCERV STORE worth $1,800. Can buy
it for $950. This is a .snap. The place
will invoice more than price naked.
Steele & Anderson, 111 R. Broadway.
FIRE INSURANCE
THE ^STRONGEST home and forslga
companies at lowest rate«, ä lemons A
Booth. Phone 101.
LOST
LOST— Pocke tbook containing Canadian
citize papers, Russian passport, 200 oil
shares and other papers which aren't
valuable to finder. Reward—the oil
shares. Call 266 E. Park or phone 2783-J.
LOST—Poodle. An«
Trixy. Call phoni
Montana.
I
American
American
A merle
ork, April 26.—Today's
closing
s on the ex' hange follow
old .....................
licet Sugar ............
.. 93%
Can ..................
.. 46
Gar A Foundry ........
.. €7%
Locomotive ............
• • 68%
Smelting A Refining ..
• 101%
Sugar Refining ........
. .112%
Tel A Tel..............
.123%
Zinc. !»eftd A Smelling
.. «214
Copper .................
. • 79%
. .103
and \V. b S. S. Unes ..
.. ssH
Atchison
Atl. Gulf
Bethlehem Kteel (bid) ...............125%]
Baldwin Locomotive ................ 55%:
Baltimore A uhio ................. 76% j
Butte & Superior Copper ........... 43% '
......... 19%
*€\
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific ..............
Central Leather ...........
Chesapeake A Ohio ...........
Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago. R I. A Pacific Ry. ct
Chino Copper ..............
Colorado Fuel A Iron .........
Corn Products ................
Crucible Steel .................
Cuba Can* Sugar .............
Erie .......... • *............
General Electric (bid) .........
General Motors ......................107%
Great Northern preferred ........... 110 ^ j
Great Northern (»re ctfs........... 32%
Illinois Central .................. .104
Inspiration Copper ................. 56
Inter. Merc Mai. l»fd................ »**%
Kansas City Southern............... 22%
Kennscott Copper .................. 45%
Louisville A Nashville ............. U 1 \
Lehigh Valley ..................... 67
Mexh *n Petroleum ................. **%
Miami Copper ....................... 42%
Missouri Pacific
I
New York Central .. .......
N. Y.. N. H A Hartford ..
Nevada Copper ............
Northern Pacifl..........
Pennsylvania
Pacific Mall ...............
Ran Consolidated Capper .
Reading ..................
Republic Iron & Steel .....
Southern Pacific .........
Southern Railway .........
Studeltaker Company......
Shat tuck Arisons .........
Texas Company ...........
Union Pacific -------------
U. S. Industrial Alcohol . .
United States Steel .......
do preferred .............
Utah Copper ......----
Wabash preferred 'B ....
Western Union ..... ......
Westinghouse Electric ....
94 %
41%
w
FOR SALE— RUAT. ESTATE
FINE building site for offices, sture» and
looming house. k»t 60x116. Price $6,000.
All improvements paid, 18-room rooming
house, lot 35x110, Income $300 p
Furniture, lot «nd building, $8,600. $3.000
down, bulance easy payments at 8 P p r
cent. Ten room boarding and rooming
house on North Main street, price $750.
Tenn». Five room bungalow, rent $30.
Furniture for $850. Terms. We bave an
abundance of money to loan In large «ntl
»mall amount» at 8 per cent and 10 per
tient. Harles A Girroir, Real Estate and
Chattel Jxmns, Rentals, Bonds. 356-8
Phoenix Block.
IF
R.
FOUR-ROOM new modern bungalow on
lot «nd a half; large, airy rooms, well
lighted; wall» and ceiling» nicely tinted;
built-in feature»; white enameled bath
room; best of plumbing; sewer connec
tions; cement sidewalk; $2,500 $400
cash, balance $35 a month. Butte l^anrt
and Investment Co., 19 W. Granite etreet.
CONTRACTORS. ATTENTION !
See MacGinnlua Height» In southwest
part of city if you build house» suitable
for Butte'a last close-In addition. We
have a apeclal proposition that may in
terest you. SlemotiH A Booth, 16 West
Granite street.
SIX-ROOM modern bungalow, furnace
heat, on went Hide. Fireplace. Built-in
hlna closet. Lot 40*1U0. I Tice »5.000; on
term« Steele A Anderson, 111 E. Broad
'OU R-ROOM modern cottage, nice tue»
and lawn, two lota, In the Improved dis
trict, Whitman avenue. 1'rlce 12,750.
Bolever A Brown, 41 West Park stre«-i
FOUR-ROOM cot
'upper street.
ago on gond lot, We»t
$1,250. Good term».
Investment Co., 19 W.
I'
|
1
f
oorn house.
E*r, 3471 -W,
11 and 12
Bidg.
$390
«2,280.
treat.
FIVE-ROOM bous- on V
floor In hall
home, I Tice $8,250. Steele
111 E. Broadway.
SEVEN-ROOM modern ha
orner close to Bi
Bolever & Brown.
street.
$200 HANDLES modern four
Hamilton addn; phone own
evenings after 8 or between
-all at 610 Phoenix
FOUR-ROOM modern bung«».
garage, Grand Avenue addlt
cash, balance b> the month. I't
Bolever A Brown, 41 West Par
FOUR-ROOM modern cottage on atn-.-t
1,960. $200 cash, balance $80
Butte l»and and Investment
Granite street.
SEVEN-ROOM two-story modem home,
iwn and trees, large garage, facing
it t'olorado atre»-t. Price $4,650. Bole
& Brown, 41 West Park street.
FIVE ROOMS modern. Hamilton addn
Bldg, or
after 8 or between
at 510 Pho
13-ROOM two-story modern building an
3-room modem In rear. Rental incon'
$75 per month. $1,000 cash, balance I
the month. Price $4,500. Bolever
Brown, 41 West Park street.
16-ROOM modern brick. Including furni
ture; E. Granite street. $6,500. Good
terms. Butte I »and and Investment Co.
19 West Granite street.
FIVE-ROOM house on S
the improved district.
$1,900. Bolever A Brown.
street.
I WANT to seil rny two-roc
Madison school et once.
$576 and will make r.-asoi
taken immediately. Andres
FIVE-ROOM modern cottage close in
Montana street. $1."00 cash, balari
$25 per month. ITice $1,150. Bolever
Brown. 41 West Park street.
FOR SALK by
close to I»ake
Iron street.
11 West J
1 will take
Call 621 V. est I
FOUR APARTMENT FLAT, two three j
rooms and two two rooms good rental;
property. Colorado stiect. Price $6,000.
Bolever A Brown. 41 West Park street J
HAIRDRESSING
MRS A. BIRTHRIGHT, hair dressing.
manicuring, chiropody. Will send com
petent aesii tant to jour home. 6*f West
Copper. Phono 1487.
HAT CLEANING
BATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED
Panamas a specialty. Best work;
guaranteed, charges reasonable. Western
Hat Work?, 240 E. Park.
I
CARPENTER WORK
alterations, repairs, jobbing
Leo u Ross, general contractor, lit a.
Arisons. Phones 384 and 340$.
PAPER CLEANING
_____
INDEPENDENT PAPER CLEANER
|j alM | up. Phone 8927-W.
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ciJÇGO— 41 ROOM ONLY. I137-W.
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BERT DRISCOLL—Clean:ng. pressing,.
dyeing and remodeling a specialty. Room :
4 First National Bank Bik. Tal. 6939.
____men»«
i
BRICKWORK CONTRACTORS i
-
ESTIMATES for brickwork. Chimneys,
fireplaces. Jobbing John Tandy. 217 E.
Mercury. Phone SS68-R.
NATIONAL PAPER CLEANERS; rooms
leaned, $1 and up. Phone 2969-J.
REMODELING
ROOFING CONTRACTS
GRAVEL ROOFING, also «Jeneeco and
Maltboid Built-up roofs. P. A B. roof
paints J. C. Byers, office 17 years 1 W.
Broadway. Phone 178.
MATERNITY HOME
BUTTE MATERNITY HOME. Prices
moderate Year own choice of doctors
$03 Nevada avs. Phone 1$N.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
ANT SEWING MACHINE repaired by
ear enrarta far U. Seer In* irarblra »
rented. Brotrnfield Canty Carpet Ca, M
W Park. Phene 1M6. Anaconda Branch.
30» E. Park ave. Phone 113 Red.
FOX SALK
FOR BALE—Two mattresses, range and
heater, kitchen queen, rocking chairs
and tables. 2411 Colorado. Csmeteries
car.
FOR BALE —Rhubarb plants. 6 years old,
60 cents each: 4-year-old, 2-5 cents each;
2-year old. 16 cents each. 305 N. Ala
bama. Phone 88M-J, or Pnxson A Rocke
feller, Purk street.
far n
IF YOU WANT a good Montana
work horses or brood mares write or see
R. E. Jendresen, Boulder, Mont.
FOR SALK Hens and pullets, choic e lay
ers, cockerels, any variety; also dressed
poultry. Phone 3260-W.
FOR SALE—950 pound
■ingle wagon and haines
bakery or laundry. 60 SIT
•so, covered
Suitable for
FOR
HALE- Small house.
$100 cash. hal- 1
anr
e $10 a month. <06 W. Dexter.
FOR
KA IaE—M ovable gar
• 1R « for «mull
car
Cheap. Phone 1942
I' 1 'H
KALB—One carpe».
inquire 116 N.
Ala
n, room 11.
Hill
KALB—Good Este y
jtUiko for $S9
1 Soin« terms Phone 245
FOR RENT
Th
following house» f<»r
,-int
GROW Ki ri
Fo
Jf rooms, modern. Col
imbiH Gardens,
24 cl
y lots, spring water
Can
raise 200 sacks petal
,CH. Fill* soil,
exc«
lent location. $25.
Three room«, MIshouIh
avenue, partly
f urn
Pl.crl, $12.50.
< M
e-mom cabin, Front
street. partly
furn
abed, $0
E S. SHI EL
»K,
Rea 1
Estate, Ix.nns, Insur
«ne* 125 West
ch the Red
nd Black !
RENT AND RAVE AT SAME TIME -
Remington Visible, $3 00 for one month,
$7.50 for three month». Others at lower
rates. Rental payment applies on pur
chase. Remington Typewriter Company,
105 W. Hnedway, Butte, Montana. Tel
ephone 171$.
ÄS ~ ~ he
S. Montana. Phone 1595. i
ALBEMARLE HOUSE, HO W. Granite.,
nicely furnished rooms by the day.
week or month. Phone 5237-W.
Eon RENT—Furulahed r
for on. or ' ■ i
Wa«hln«ton. Phono 2766.
)0m suitable
n e n. 307 S.
SUNNY FRONT ROOM, als
Ing room for rent. Rent rt
per month. 415 West Galen
small sleep
aaonable 810
FURNISHED front room
Garden. Phone 5841-W
Braun-I house.
for rent. 401
Close to tlie
FOR RENT—Three furnish
Ing room« 417 N Arixoim
Road.
d housokeop
or Anaconda
APARTMENT FOR RENT
Ite Phone 1900
-14 W. Gran
FOR RENT—Furnished ht
843 Placer lifter 7pm
use Call at
FOR RENT—Two-room cot
Yard $15.00.
age 2309 Har
FOR RENT Four-room ho
ise. 1229 Delà
I W
equipped
II pi
Kayn
SUITES AND ROOMS at tl
hotel. 16 W. Galena.
FOR RENT
F Dakota.
bekeepi
pool hull, 2 C N
Main
FURNITURE FOR SALE
F«>R SA1JB—Four rooms furniture, h
for rent. Close in. Apply box 18,
Post.
FOR BALE-Furniture of 4-room he
house for rent 321 East Broadwa.
FURNITURE
SALE_ROOMING HOUSES
2.600 buy« 27 rooms clearing $
month above all expansé Btefti
nree years lease Some terms
ad. Fteele A Anderson, 111 E
I
i
(
!
'
!
: (
FARM LANDS
i
640 acres 12 mile« 'ron,
oouniy. quarter mile
; ns
Water conditions good
town in Rosebud
to school, 95 per
il Good grato*
$12.5o per acre
nual pay
34 per acre cash, balance
6 per cent interest.
646 acres nine mfl*S from town. Row
bud county. 125 acres tillable, balm * hi
pari or* Bom* 1 ■ • ■ • • ■, • 9' I
per »«e $2 per nrre cash, bnlame $:;
P*r year. * per cent interest
Brown. 41 West l*ark street.
tar.ii
DANCING SCHOOL
POPULAR DANCES taught In 6 lessons
Lady and gentlemen teacher«. Open all
day and eteu'ng I-essuas any time Wal
lace Dancing School. Pallas hail, W. P ark
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT
DKL'iLKSS and ek trie treatasenta
vapor baths, massage. Mrs. French. Dr.
M. T.. Stiver Bow Bik. Phone 2598.
HAT TRIMMING
FRENCH HAT s»H(>P, 58 W Park, room
4. upstairs. Pattern hats, also feats
made over and to oi der Price? reasonable
f ETHEI. CAMPBELU muwa». b»th.
I noran parlor 123 W BraaOnv.
! room E. I .«die. iremlemen. Phene 5178-M.
BATH AND MABSAOX
HEMSTITCHING
TIN SHOP
FEU BERT S TIN SHOP—Tin and metal
work. Phone 797. 112 W. Broadway.
PLUMBING
NOTICE—-The Independent I Mura ht» g A
Heating Company haa Moved to new quar
ters. We guarantee our wark. We enly
charge $1.00 an hour. Why pay $1.50 7
Florence & Georgia
Phone 266«.
r
We have an abondance of money
to loan on real estate, In large
and ^amall amounts. No delay.
Butte Land and Investment Co«
!• West Granite St.
J
MONEY TO LOAN
MONET loaned on Butte real oatate. Fire
Insurance In «irontest American com
panies. A. T. Morgan, Daly Bank Bldg.
MONET TO LOAN at reasonable rates;
prompt servies; courteous treatment Î5.
8. Shields, 126 W. Broadwsy. Real Estate,
Loans, Inaurancs. Rentals
MONET TO LOAN In large or »mall lot«
on Improved farm lands at a low rate
of interest. See Steele A Anderson, 111
RARLEB A GIRROIR. Chattel
Bond». 356
MONEY TO LOAN on furniture, tim»
check» » id other securltl»». Northern
I>.an A Realty Co.. $16 Daly Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE, money to loan, rent»,
Lnwlor A Rowe. 120 W. Granit».
MILLIARDS AND BOWLINO
for SALE—Hilliard tableT"'new?~c*roro
and pocket, with complete outfit, $150;
second-hand tables at reduced prices;
bowling alley supplies ; easy payments;
cigar »tore fixture« a »peclatty; send for
catalogue. The Brunswick-Balke -Collen*
der Co., Broadway und Arizona »treet.
Butte. Mont.
73*!PAINTING & PAPERHANGING
i "mTliTfT-, i
PIANO TUNER
piano tuning, 222
nlarado 4405-J.
of Butte in the
in.i place f
g*- Jodies,
apphcatlu
NOTICE OF TIME
PHOVIN
J 91 V,
Jay, th
of .M
cd may appear
TIS IJCE, Clerk.
uurt ul ihe Second Judl
the State of Montana
County of Hllvei Bow '
f tlifc KM ate of Win. M.
en, Deceased
I J'id,. .a 1 diMrlct of the at.,*»
In and for the county of sit*
ide on ttie 18th day of April,
it hereby given d.i- Sat'jr
6th day of May, 18J7. at 16
m of »aid day, at the eourt
he cltv of Bult»,
been appointe
p'aca foi proving tlu
d< -eased, and
to her of iette
Dated April 19.
(Seal)
R K McGRATH,
1917.
OTIS LEE.
Deputy Clerk.
NOTICE—No. AöäöC
I In the District Court of th# Jodi
i cial district of the State of Montana,
In and for the County of Silver Bow.
In the Matter of t'. e Appl. at; n of Butt«
( Driving ■> for Voluntary Dissolution.
Nothe is hereby given that the Butte
Driving club filed Us petition und ap ■
! pHcatSon for voliratarj 3involution m »h®
above entitled court on the Cth day >t
April, 1917, and that the hearing on
•said petition has beer «et for the 14*h
day of May. 1917, at 10 o'clock a. ;rv,
! or a« soon thereafter «■ counsel for ths
( petitioi.tr can be* heard, at the court
i of F:3
of Dei
1 In the courlhoukd
y. Montana,
tnefta whereof, I ha*, e hereunto
hand and se«l of this court Ih.s
of April, 1917.
irt Seal) OTIS I.EK <^l*rk.
RoL'LEAU, Deputy Clerk.
KREMER.
BANDERS .
A KREMER.
-
Attorney*
for Petitioner.
NOT!
'K TO UREI
•ITOR.S.
K-'ate of
John E U*v
d. Deceased
Notice is
hereb> given
by the under
signed, ex* t
jtor of the cat
a e of Jobr T.
Lloyd, deceased, to the e
editr.rs of and
»11 person«
having claim
it* against the
said decease
d. to exhibit
'hem w th the
necessary v
©u«tien». witt
In 10 months
after the f.rst publication
of this notice.
to the sa
d executor
s' 'he ffke
of K. li Hoi
v«U. No. 2(C l
»*wls- ., « , h,»»Ck.
Butte, the s
ame being th
e place for the
tratissction
th* bosit.es* of Bad * * -
täte. 1n the
county oi <
% er Bow. »'ate
of Montan*
JOHN
R IJX>YD,
Executor of the Eetai
Deceased
Dated Butte, Mont.
Apr 11» 1917
"1 John E Lloyd,
tin« lSik day of
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual m**ei.ng of the stockholder*
of the Silversmith Mining company will
be hekl st the «Ätce of the companv Park
and Main »streets. Daly Bank A Trust
Company, Butts. Montana, st 7 p m. on
Tuesday. May 8, W17. for the purpose of
-l*«!'* a Uraril of «Ira-ctor» for the en
" uln * s* !,r and ,t> * »™n«actlon of *uc!f
' ° ,her Mwin«» »» ">»r Properly come be
; fore the meeting
R. W PI JVC
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.
The Butte-Bullwha^ker Mining com
pany has declared a dividend of fifteen
thousand dollars or one and a half cents
per share payable May 1. 1911. tv all
stockho ld ers of record at 19:39 o'clock a.
m April t, 191V.
JOHN E. CO RETTE, Secretary.

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