January 2, 1902. 



The Weekly Florists' Review. 



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BUTTE, MONT. 



Christmas Trade. 



This city is not as ijru.-.peiou3 at jjres- 

 ent as it lias been in tlie past, but never- 

 theless never before lias this camp seen 

 such a splurge in the flower business. 



Law Bros, report business good. State 

 Nursery say they did well. The Butte 

 Floral Co. tripled their business of last 

 year. They had hundreds of cyclamen 

 and azaleas, which found a ready sale, 

 especially when decorated. Never before 

 has such a quantity of ribbons been used 

 in this section. The demand for cut 

 flowers was greater than the supply. 

 The B. F. Co. cut 3,000 carnations at 

 their Gregson plant, and with a force of 

 eight at the store it was almost impos- 

 sible to handle the rush. 



All the florists report exceptional!}' 

 good luck with deliveries. Few orders 

 were lost. Every one had to be well 

 wrapped on account of the extremely 

 cold weather. The window decorations 

 were more elaborate than usual. The 

 State Nursery had a window of plants. 

 Law Bros, had their window done in 

 holly and vases of mums, the blooms 

 being very fine for this time of the year. 

 The Butte Floral Co. had their large 

 window beautifully arranged. The top 

 was a canopy of holly with a chime of 

 six bells of different sizes swinging in 

 different directions, caught up with huge 

 crimson French bows. The bottom was 

 tastefully arranged with decorated aza- 

 leas and cyclamens, some boxes hand- 

 somely tied with ribbons, and a large 

 vase of fine poinsettias, of which last 

 some 3,000 were disposed of. 



It was ideal holiday weather, with 

 fine sleighing, but the day after Christ- 

 mas we were visited by a severe snow- 

 storm, almost a cyclone. Trade the 

 past week has been better than expected, 

 quite a few functions being on. 



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 on Wednesday, our press day, this issue 

 will be printed on Thursday instead of 

 Wednesday, and will therefore reach our , 

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