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Butte! (800) 735-6814 the Fastest and Most Colorful Way to Learn Pit Viewing Stand THE MONTANA STANDARD A Special Advertising Supplement of SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2018 | 1 THE BUTTE EXPERIENCE 2018 2 | THE BUTTE EXPERIENCE | 2018 Passionately crafted dishes for thefoodie inyou! r M. r F. • Club CoCktail Hour • 7 days a week 3-6 pm HugeBreakfasts toPerfectly Grilled Angus Steaks •Cocktails •Montana Microbrews $5 Top Shelf Martinis • $3 off all of our mouthwatering Appetizers $1 off Beer and Wine 3540 Harrison 494-1400 | Open early til late • Join us every Friday For Montini nigHt and sip on $5 Top Shelf Martinis from 3 to close. www.montanaclub.comom THE BUTTE EXPERIENCE | 2018 | 3 PLACES TO SEE Welcome Butte Trolley Historic District, the Charles W. Clark Chateau, Victorian neighborhoods, the Copper King Man- 1000 George St., Butte, MT sion, the Dumas Brothel Museum, The World Mu- (406) 723-3177 seum of Mining, and the Mai Wah Museum and old Chinatown. The only stop is at the Berkeley to Butte! (800) 735-6814 The fastest and most colorful way to learn Pit Viewing Stand. about Butte is a Trolley Tour. In about two hours, The tours begin and end at the Butte Cham- you’ll see where the characters, famous folk, min- ber of Commerce, Visitor Information Center. ers and scoundrels lived and worked. Plus, you’ll The hours, Memorial Day to Labor Day, are STOP BY SPARKY’S hear how they made Butte the lively, urban cen- Monday through Saturday 10 a.m., 12:30 p.m., ter it was. Drivers are especially chosen because 3 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Prices: FOR BUTTE’S of their knowledge of Butte history and folklore, Adults $17, Seniors 65+ $15, Students 12-17 $12, which is presented in an entertaining manner. Children 4-11 $8, Age 3 and under are free. Sightseeing tour includes a variety of sites in- BEST BBQ AND continued on Page 4 cluding but not limited to our National Landmark HOMESTYLE FOOD! SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Specialty Burgers • Salads • BBQ 20 Beers on tap… Smith McCarthy Wrestling Laverne Combo ............5/11-12 Butte 100 ........................ 7/28 and Yummy “Big Dipper” Montana Tournament......................4/7 Freedom Fest ..................7/1-4 An Ri Ra – Montana Irish Dahlberg Track Meet ... 4/20 Festival .......................8/10-12 milkshakes plus much more! Montana Folk Festival . 7/13-15 Tomich Track Meet ..........4/28 Covellite Film Festival . 9/12-16 Centrally located to The Butte Civic Center, Montana Tech, Butte Also Featuring Salads, Burgers, Hot Dogs, Shakes High School and The Maroon Activities Center and Much More! WELCOME TO BUTTE! BUTTE 222 East Park • 782-2301 DILLON 420 E. Poindexter • 683-2828 sparkysrestaurant.com 2 Convenient Locations! 8 W. Mercury 782-0812 2400 Harrison Ave 782-1783 4 | THE BUTTE EXPERIENCE | 2018 Headframes Dotting the landscape and skyline of Butte are four- PLACES TO SEE teen tall, black steel structures. Called gallows frames or headframes, these mark the remnants of mines that honeycombed the Butte hill. Cables from a mine’s hoist house passed over sheave wheels at the top of the Copper King Mansion frame, lowering miners to their work, transporting 219 West Granite, Butte, MT 59701 mules, equipment, and supplies down the shafts, and (406) 782-7580 bringing up load after load of ore. Seven of the four- teen headframes have been outlined in red lights, part The mansion was built for Copper King of a campaign to memorialize all of Butte’s historic William A. Clark. Privately owned, now, much headframes. of its magnificence remains in the architec- ture, interior woodwork, light fixtures, furni- ture, and furnishings. Guided tours available during the summer months from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tours not during summer need ap- pointment & must be scheduled 24 hours in advance. Price: Adults $10, Children $5. Granite Mountain Mine Memorial (406) 723-3177 | (800) 735-6814 Near midnight on June 8, 1917, a fire broke out at the 2,400 foot level of the Granite Mountain Mine. It quickly spread to the neighboring Speculator Mine. Fire, smoke, and gas claimed the lives of 168 miners. Incredibly, 31 survived to tell the tale. The memorial, built in 1996, features letters to families from the fallen miners, a reproduction of the story in the Butte newspaper, and the names of the miners who gave their lives. The floor of the memorial is paved with bricks bearing families’ remembrances. Enjoy our Knights of Columbus Hall Matt’s Enjoy our 224 West Park Street | (406) 490-8867 | (406) 782-2891 The KC is the home for Butte’s Sports Picture Gallery. More than 1000 pictures covering Burgers and 100+years of Butte Sports Teams and individuals. Collections include CYO & Grade schools, Drive-in Butte Central and Butte High Schools Championship teams, Baseball, Swimming, Skating, Ski, Shakes! Boxing, Bowling, Golf, Volleyball, Cheerleading, and BC tumblers. Tributes include East/West Shrine game, Jim Patrick Collection, 9-11 Firemen & Policemen, and generations of local Butte families. Open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily and free to the public. Enter through the gym door on Idaho Street. Mother Lode We are Theatre & Orphan SO thankful Girl Theatre 316 West Park Street to the loyal customers (406) 723-3602 (406) 723-2300 we have had the privilege The Butte Center for the Per- forming Arts is a non-profit or- of serving for 74 years! ganization that led the rebirth of of serving for 74 years! this great stage. What once was a grand theatre is now restored for a venue for musical and theatre Open Tues. - Sat. 11:30am- 7:00pm shows and local productions for Montana St. & Rowe Rd. • 782-8049 children and adults. continued on Page 11 THE BUTTE EXPERIENCE | 2018 | 5 ChecCheckk OuOutt UptownUptown Butte Butte • It’s Fun • It’s Funky YOU HAVE NOT • Single Beads • Hanks of Seed Beads HAD IT GOOD • Finished Handmade Pieces Until you try one of our burgers! • SOUTACHE-66 Color & Beads from Around the World! GAMER’S 406-490-7599 GOTIT! www.facebook.com/pages/ Mon-Sat 7-2 & Sunday 8-2 Neely-DesignsBeadShop 15 West Park • 723-5453 BUTTE’S NEWEST HOT SPOT! DRAFT BEERS, COCKTAILS, WINE, CHILL OUT DOMESTIC AND IMPORT BEERS. with some Casino offers Double and Triple Rewards. Wine & 20 machines with all the new games. Spirits Package Liquor to go and all of your Lottery needs are here. GO TO PARK STREET LIQUOR 565-5259 • 20 W. Galena • [email protected] 133 W Park St, Butte • 782-6278 Come see us at Butte COME TRY BUTTE’S BEST PIZZA Original where you’ll Appetizers •Burgers • sAlAds find unique gifts sAndwiches & speciAlty pizzA like Copper Laden Digger Special •Taco pizza chicken ranch •DreDge •Vu Super items, Wine Decor, or BuilD Your own and locally hand ALSO ENJOY ALL YOUR FAVORITES FROM OUR FULL BAR crafted Stained Glass Bring home a piece of Butte with our Vu Villa Pizza amazing photography by MIKE PARENT. and Rock Art 521 W. Park St. • 723-9885 7 S. Montana St. | 406-498-2668 pictures. “Where a Friend is Always Waiting...” 6 | THE BUTTE EXPERIENCE | 2018 For more information go to: www.co.silverbow.mt.us/192/Parks-Recreation AREA Clark Park Clark Park is located off Texas Avenue just a few blocks east of Harrison Avenue. Clark Park offers numer- P ous recreational opportunities, including historic playground equipment from Butte’s lost Columbia Gardens, indoor ice hockey rink (Butte Community Ice A Center), picnic areas, sand volley- ball pit, basketball court, Splash R Pad, five pavilions and restrooms. Skyline The park is located off Conti- nental Drive on the east side of Stodden Park Butte. K The 60-acre Skyline Park fea- The entrance to Stodden Park is located off Utah Avenue two blocks tures a children’s fishing pond, off- south of Dewey Boulevard. leash dog area, trails, interpreta- Stodden Park is home to Highland View Golf Course, tennis courts, tive signs, all-abilities accessible softball fields, horseshoe pits, several playgrounds, two pavilions avail- playground equipment, benches, S able for reservations, an amphitheater, and Butte’s Vietnam and Korea picnic tables, drinking fountain for memorials. The Spirit of Columbia Gardens Carousel is expected to humans & dogs, and restrooms. open this spring. MAC Center WelcomeWelcome Butte Civic Center PlayersPlayers & GOOD TYMES CASINO Harrison Ave. Continental Dr. AndAnd Fans! Fans! Amherst Ave. Your one stop stop for... PRIME RIB EVERY NIGHT AT GREAT PRICES KING, QUEEN AND . SANDWICH CUTS. BEST GAMING AND FOOD FUEL FUN! LIVE BALL KENO IN TOWN! New Players Club Keep Your Car Clean Present this coupon to receive With More Rewards. 24 Hour Buy One Get One Free Win 2x's, 3x's, 4x's, & 5x's reward Expires June 30th 2018 points 24 hours a day, everyday. Car Wash Buy one entree and two beverages. Join us for a Winning Good Tyme! Get one entree FREE 2544 Harrison Butte Up to $7.00, excludes $4.50 breakfast specials 782-9359 2320 Amherst Ave. • 494-1272 LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED THE BUTTE EXPERIENCE | 2018 | 7 Thompson Park Get away from it all without getting too far away. Thompson Park, just nine miles south of Uptown Butte on Highway 2, is a day-use municipal recreation area with 25 miles of non- motorized trails for hiking, horseback riding, or mountain biking. Experience the backcountry as well as past mining activity, rock formations, incredible scenic vistas, and wildlife. Mountain Con & Foreman’s Park The walking trails and park can be accessed via parking lots at these locations: On Wyoming Street, a block north of Wool- man Street. On Little Minah Street — turn right off of Main Street if you’re northbound.
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