Anaconda Deaths and Local Notices of 1900s Era
A sprawling obituary and city notices column reports the deaths of W. W. Rote an engineer who died of heart disease at St. Ann's hospital, James Pearson of pneumonia, and John Norman Layton a boy who died of scarlet fever. It notes Layton funeral arrangements private and lists associated relatives and locations. The entry also covers Leona Shannon and Thomas Trembath deaths, upcoming funerals, hospital updates, local society meetings, business promotions, railway service claims, a back beer sale at Anaconda Stewine Co. and a string of local arrivals departures and social events with names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Norman Layton
P. F. Layton
West Park Avenue
W. W. Rote
St. Ann's Hospital
Masonic Fraternity
Masons
James Pearson
New York
Pearson
John M. Pearson
West Forty-second Street
Seventh Avenue
Tuttle
Local news and notices from Anaconda area readings
Greig's repairs shop and Cassius M. Clay visit planned on Wednesday. Anaconda Brewing Co. back beer prize at I X L Park with every 50c purchase. A daughter born to I A Thompson of Fast Anaconda. St Mark's Guild meets at the rectory this afternoon. Willow Glen school seeks first grade teacher. Palace Hotel renovated at 401 E Front. Ladies Aid meets at 2:30 this afternoon. Pat O Rourke treated for scalp injury at St Ann's hospital.
Scott's Emulsion Promises Wasting Disease Cure
Advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion boosts weight and energy for wasting diseases in all ages. It asserts quick gains and lasting effects after stopping use, priced at 1.00 and sold by all druggists with New York origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
scomTs ‘ ‘Power Thomine
New York
Carea
Arch Street
Philadelphia
western montana news improvements and travel notes
Professor Homburg on the south side makes property improvements. Mrs. Fred C. Webster and children depart for the East for several weeks. Otis Worden recover s and can go out. A board of trade meeting is set for Friday evening at Cobban and Dinsmore. Mr. and Mrs. Dunston and child return to Butte. Charles Allen and friends river trip to Frenchtown planning a French town valley camp and return. Mrs. Armston of Spokane and mother depart after illness. Both women report health improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Webster
East
Otis Worden
South First Street
Board of Trade
Cobban & Dinsmore
T. H. Dunston
Butte
Charles Allen
Frenchtown
Missoula Personal Gossip Highlights Local Visitors
Hamilton visitor C. B. Dow arrives in Missoula while G. H. Brown from Nine Mile and G. F. Adkins from Tacoma stop in. Mrs Blixt and Rev J A Martin and wife visit from Blackfoot and Hamilton. Mrs Joseph Bowden with son travel from Corvallis. H F Ruger from Burlington spends day in Missoula from Helena. Mrs L E McCullough and Mrs N A Warner are Sunset visitors. J L McLeod of Philipsburg visits from Philipsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blixt
Blackfoot
J. A. Martin
Hamilton
City
Joseph Bowden
Son
Corvallis
H. F. Ruger
Burlington
Missoula
Helena
L. FE. McCullough
N. A. Warner
Sunset Y
J. ©. McLeod of
Philipsburg
Illness in Missoula Mano e Both men hospitalized
Joseph Menard, manager of the implement department at Missoula Mercantile, was taken home ill this morning and feared to have pneumonia. John Hayes of Hayes & Marsh was admitted to Sisters' Hospital seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Joseph Menard
Missoula Mercantile Company
John Hayes
Hayes & Marsh
Sisters’ Hospital
Judge Landers Confined at Home with Severe Cold
Severe cold confines Judge Landers to his south side home and bed under physician care after a period of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Landers
Notary Commission Granted to Missoula Mercantile Official
J. H. Inch of the Missoula Mercantile company received his commission as notary public for Missoula County today. Governor Smith appointed him to the post announced in Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
J. H.inch
The
END OF GREAT COUNCIL New Officers Elected in Montana
After a two day session the Improved Order of Red Men in Montana adjourned with Missoula chosen as the next meeting place for April 9 1901. New officers include Great prophet W H Dickinson Missoula and Great sachem J H Andross Helena. several promotions and re-elections noted plus installations and thanks to press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H.H Dickinson
Missoula
Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
Montana
W. H. Dickinson
Sachem
J. H. Andross
Helena
Sagamore
G. A. Storrar
Anaconda
A. J. Violette
S. Genzberger
Butte
Charles Y. Griffin
Samnap
R. A. Fraser
John Peneluna
W. C Atterton
Forest
J. W. Harris
Great Council
Burks Improves After Electric Pole Injury in Philipsburg
Philipsburg reports George Burks slowly recovering after an electric light pole toppled onto him, injuring his head with 10 stitches and a back injury. Other items note a High School Literary society event, Woodmen of the World social plans, mining activity at Rock Creek, and early spring weather and road district news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Philipsburg
George Burks
Ray
Burks
High School Literary Society
Jacob Franzman
Charles Carpp
Hock Creek
Fred Booville
Salt Lake
John Hartwell
Rock Creek
J. J. Schoonover
George Noble
Eureka Placer Mining Company
Metcalf
Lon R. Hoss
Mighty man falls to disease but regains health
J R Kidd of Parmleysville Wayne Co Ky recounts a years long struggle with malarial fever. After using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery he improves after two bottles and fully recovers by completing the fifth bottle. The medicine is described as blood cleansing and helpful for digestion and nutrition with no alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Kidd
Parmleysville
Wayne Co. Ky
Dr. Pierce
Deaths and goings in Livingston area reports
James Lewis, miner killed at Jardine, shipped to Columbus Ohio with wife. George M Lovely, 80, dies at Paradise Valley ranch. Also notes on Col FE Waters of New York sheep interest, W G Williams elbow dislocation, Narcisse Mercer Klondike success, Alfred Burns and Virginia Chase engagement, George Colpitte recovering from smallpox, Park County blackleg disease clarification, and county cattle inoculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Livingston
James Lewis
Jardine
Columbus
Ohio
Montana
Bear Gulch
George M. Lovely
Paradise Valley
Missouri
John A. Lovely
Douglass Lovely
M. Lovely
T. Armstrong
Black
Gallatin Valley
Keown
Bozeman
California
Strickland
Yellowstone
FE. C. Waters
New York Corporation
Billings
Chico
Clark's Fork
W. G. Williams
Cokedale
Williams
Dr. Pampel
Narcisse Mercer
Phil Mercer
Michigan
Mr. Mercer
Klondike
Yellowstone National Park
Virginia L. Chase
Sioux City
Mr. Burns
Wilbur FL Chase
Blackles
Park County
George Baker
Baker
Billings School Election Yields Bond Vote and Trustees
Billings voters elected three school trustees Moss Gruwell and Mills with no opposition.127 ballots cast 121 favored issuing 150000 bonds to build a new school, with construction to start immediately to finish before next school year. A Burlington railroad official indicated a government agent may negotiate with Crow Indians over land for the line running from Toluca toward the Big Horn basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Billings
Moss
Gruwell
Mills
Washington
Manderson
Burlington Railroad
Secretary of the Interior
Burlington
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Toluca
Crow Reservation
Wyy
Rheumatism Cured by Dr Sanden Belt
A 1899 letter from Wasco Oregon reports Dr A T Sanden Belt cured a severe muscular rheumatism with no relapse. The device for men is said to restore strength and counteract past excesses, with six thousand testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasco, Ore
A. T. Sanden
Dr. Sanden
John M. Allen
Dr. Sanden Electric Belts Promise Cure and Free Book
An advertisement touts Dr. Sanden electric belts claimed to cure rheumatism lumbago sciatica lame back and organ disorders. It offers a free 30 page illustrated book by mail or at the office and notes belts are stamped with Dr. Sanden’s name and patent date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Sanden
Public land sale announced by Deer Lodge county Montana
The Deer Lodge county board of commissioners announces a public auction of multiple parcels in Anaconda and Deer Lodge on Monday April 16 1900 at 10 oclock forenoon. Parcels include specified lots and blocks in Anaconda Deer Lodge and Champion plus the northeast quarter of section eight township fourteen north range fourteen west. The sale is to be cash and conducted at the courthouse with deeds to county treasurer. A special session is called for April 16 to oversee the sale and other county business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Deer Lodge County
State of
Montana
Court House
Anaconda
City of
Deer Lodge
Champion
Section
Range
M. Martin
Counery
Jall
Court House Ward
A. M. Walker
T. C. Davidson
James W. Geary
Board of Commissioners
Forest Reserve Lien Application Filed at Helena
Conrad Kohrs of Helena Montana has filed an application to select land under the 1897 act. The tract covers the south half of the southeast quarter of sections 30 and 28 in township north range 10 west Montana principal meridian. Protests on value for minerals versus agriculture will be received within 30 days for report to the commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Mont
Conrad Kohrs
Montana
General Land Office
George D. Greene
Register
F. Adkinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda News
Leona May Shannon
J. Newton Shannon
West Third Street
Thomas Trembath
Gray
East Sixth Street
Thomas A. K. Gray
Trembath
Anaconda Cowper Mining Company
Western Iron Works
Anaconda Stewine Co
Laura Haefner
Fifth and
Chestnut Streets
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. F. Church
McLean
East Fifth Street
Conley, Clague & Collins
East Park Avenue
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Robinson
John N. Layton
Milo French
Gregson
Mr. French
Cape Nome
Brewer
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
St. Mark’s Church
Td Christian
New Mexico
Mr. Christian
Swedish Lutheran Aid Society
William Dennis
Gem
Idaho
Mr. Dennis
Mike South
Feot Commercial Avenue
Emma
Odd Fellows
Elsie Manker
Ozaline Desourdhe
George Pratt
T. P. Cartwright
Omaha
Edwin C. Jepson
Darkest
Russia
I. A. Heilbronner
S. Rotherhild
Cincinnati
L. J. Lomasney
H Wood
Lee Cohn
R. E. Taylor
J. S. Hickey
H. McGregor
C. H. Repath
Pat Dunnigan
EF. C. Bro
Greig’s
Tolan Co.'s
Cassius M. Clay
Anaconda Brewing Co
Marian Bros
Joseph Smith
Anasonda Brewing Co
Park Ave
I. A. Thompson
Fast Anaconda
St. Mark's Guild
Alfred Brown
Willow Glen School
I. X
Park Avenue
Tolan Co
C. E. Scott
Cleary & Pittee
Palace Hotel
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
James McGregor
Pat O'Rourke
Western
Montana News
Notes
Professor Homburg
B. Dow
G. H. Brown
Nine Mile
G. F. Adkins
Tacoma
Great Sun
Thomas Botscheider
Charles Sprague
Sunrise Mine
Eva Williams
Alhambra Springs
Mary Hickey
Parkerville Addition
Frank Fryschlag
Cartier
Minnesota
Ladies of St. Mary's Guild
William Venter
J. C. Degenhart
Georges Metcalf
J. L. Schoonover
Costello
Gussie
Thomas Lang & C O
Coleman Building
Postothe
dIa
Blackleg
Potten Dannc
Corp Sole Pro Boston
Tren
Sabouraud
Sutherland
Sanden Electric Co
Russel
Fourth St
Portland, Oregon
West Fifth Dt
East Park Ave
R. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
Munyon
Europe
America
Amazon
Lafayette
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Mont
Charies
Deaver
Anaconda, Montana
United States
J. W. Mehargue
C. G. Brownell
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