Anaconda Court Handles Wide Roster of Pleas and Divorces
The new Anaconda court opened with Judge Napton presiding over a day of diverse matters. Pleas entered for two defendants including John Mulden, while five divorces were granted or default entered. Receivers were named for mortgaged premises and probate proceedings dominated the docket, with multiple estates and guardianships scheduled for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Court House
Napton
John John Munder
John Mulden
Joseph Papar
William Pointer
Mallisa A. Pointer
Elisha Porter
Julia Porter
S. A. Poe
Blanche Poe
Liby E. Griffith
Wilbur F. Griffith
Elizabeth Fullerton
Elwyn Fullerton
Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism in West Virginia
A West Virginia couple shares a testimonial about rapid relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The account notes the wife was bedridden for over a month, could not walk unaided, and recovered after one treatment. The letter credits the product with preventing future attacks. Other endorsements tout Chamberlain's remedies for colds diarrhea and coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenna
Jackson Co
W. Va
Maddox
Chamberlain
A. B. Parsons
Order of Sale and Estate Notices Declared
A show cause order regarding real estate sales was entered. Notices to creditors were issued for the estates of D. S. Kenyon, John Fifer, John W. Gilbert, and Frank Gallagher. F. W. Gullath appointed administrator of J. C. Robinson’s estate. Decree approves the final account of James Johnson’s estate. The will of Robert Thompson was ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Id Scharnikow
Deer Lodge
P. F. Stephens
L. J. Baker
Norman Waugh
Guardian
Sarah E. Thurston
Ella H. Robinson
J. B. McClure
Frank Hanlon
Salton Cameron
Anderson Koontz
F. Palmer
Louisa Larson
Daniel Bagley
Peter Johnson
D. S. Kenyon
John Fifer
John W. Gilbert
Frank Gallagher
F. W. Gullath
J. C. Robinson
James Johnson
Robert Thompson
Thueson Garment Store Emphasizes Quality and Service
A local advertisement asserts customers choose Thueson’s at 223 Chestnut for superior garments. It credits the quality of the clothing and the store’s white way of dealing with customers as key reasons for repeat business.
TUTTLE S HARD LUCK AT BUTTE SHOOT
Anaconda Gun club members, including Tuttle, competed at the Smoke Eaters event in Butte. Tuttle led in the blue rock with high scores and will represent Anaconda at the state tournament in Butte on the 18th 19th and 20th of next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Butte
Mertz
Tuttle
Blue Rock
Nell
Mahan
The Epicure's Delight Black and Tan Porter
Anheuser-Busch Introduces The American Porter named The Epicure's Delight Black and Tan. Hinds and Co. in Butte Montana serve as wholesale dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black & Tan
Anheuser-Busch
Hinds & Co
Butte
Mont
Unprofitable gamble ends in malicious mischief
Thomas Shea after drinking went to Sugrue's saloon near the city hall and damaged a slot machine after a 10 cent bet. The machine, costing 175 dollars, was wrecked. He was arrested but later posted bond and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shea
Shea
Sugrue
Cadet Band Ball Shines for Anaconda on Main Street
The Anaconda Cadet band held a successful ball at A. O. H. hall with an open air concert at Main street and Park avenue. The band played several difficult selections and received hearty applause. Proceeds will buy uniforms for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. H. Hall
Anaconda Cadet Band
Main Street
Park Avenue
Anaconda
Eagles Elect New President for Anaconda Aerie
Anaconda Aerie No. 18 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles elected Frank A. Dailey as president and John R. Walkup as vice president at Standard hall. Dailey is a Copper City company employee. Walkup resigned due to private business matters. Preparations begin for the anniversary celebration on the evening of the 29th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Aerie
Order of Eagles
Standard Hall
Frank A. Dailey
John R. Walkup
Poplar
Copper City Company
Walkup
Eagles
Death of Earl Dickey Prominent Minneapolis Trader
R M Sawyer learns by telegram in Minneapolis of the death of his wife’s nephew Earl Dickey a young married man and prominent member of the Minneapolis board of trade. He had an excellent future before him and was killed by death after the Sawyers had just returned from Minnesota where they were called by the death of Mr Sawyer’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Sawyer
Minneapolis
Earl Dickey
Minneapolis Board of Trade
Mrs. Sawyer
Minnesota
Mr. Sawyer
LICKED THE PROFESSOR Caught in Mainville Saloon Fight
Dick Hollywood faced the police court after a Sunday night brawl with a colored professor at Mat Lavin's saloon in Mainville. McMasters separated the fight and jailed Hollywood, who pleaded guilty and paid ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hollywood
Hollywood
Mat Lavin
Mainville
Omcer McMasters
Excursion Rates Announced By C M and St P Railway
The Milwaukee offers round trip tickets at one fare plus 2 dollars to Southern Southwestern and Western states on May 1 and 15 and June 5. No extra charge on the Pioneer Limited between Twin Cities Milwaukee and Chicago. For rates routes contact The Milwaukee agents or J T Conley Asst Gen Pass Agent St Paul Minn.
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C. M. & St. P. Railway
Twin Cities
Milwaukee
Chicago
J. T. Conley
St. Paul
Minn
Arrests After Fast Drive On Fast Park Avenue
James Foley and a female companion were arrested by Night Chief O Brien on Fast Park avenue for fast driving. They rode a rented buggy from a local livery stable after a trip to Gregson Springs. Foley was intoxicated. the woman was released while Foley remained jailed.
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James Foley
O'Brien
Henderson Expands Businesswear Line With New Suits
A brief item notes a shop at 31 E. Commercial Avenue boosting a $20 line of men’s business suits aimed at value buyers. The piece highlights the affordable price and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
E. Commercial Avenue
Montana Beeves Spark Noonday Beef Boom Driven by Montana Hay
Tacoma buyer W H Daughtrey for Pacific Meat and Union Meat notes Montana beeves fattened on hay surpass corn fed cattle in flavor and weight retention. He and Dr D Walker plan to purchase cattle in the Big Hole from Walker and Bielenberg as Montana stockmen benefit from strong demand and rising prices. Cattle would be driven across the range and shipped to the coast from Anaconda if the sale succeeds.
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W. H. Daughtrey
Tacoma
Pacific Meat Company
Union Meat Company
Portland
D. Walker
Big Hole
Messrs. Walker & Bielenberg
Montana
Daughtrey
Anaconda
Messrs
Walker & Bielenberg
Seattle
Juneau
Dawson
Cape Nome
Daught
Deeds and Patents Recorded in County Clerk Office
Yesterday instruments filed include a Northern Pacific deed to John L Richards of Washington gulch for 623.52 acres valued at 935.28. another deed from Northern Pacific receivers to John Richards for 649 acres at 1 549.20. Patents issued to Clinton Mellee for 160 acres in sec 10 14N 11W dated 1893 and to John Richards for 160 acres in sec 2 11N 9W dated 1891. Water right location recorded for John Eliason and Annie Eliason for 500 inches of springs flow in Alkali lick.
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Northern Pacific Railway
John L. Richards
Washington
John Richards
John Eliason
Annie Eliason
Confectionery Tobacco Store Advertises Transfers
Household goods bought and sold. Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco Store. Leave orders for all kinds of transfer work. 620 East Park, H. C. Kennedy.
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East Park
H. C. Kennedy
Anaconda City Council Adopts Eighth Street Redevelopment Resolution
The city council of Anaconda resolutions alter Eighth Street segments between Main Hickory and Main Oak, outlining curved and straight alignments with 222.3 and 152.2 foot radii. The measure sets salaries for city officers and mandates monthly wage warrants, effective after publication.
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City of Anaconda
Eighth Street
Main
Hickory Streets
Oak Streets
Main Street
Anaconda
John M. Madden
City of
Jos. Peters
Montana
Deer Lodge
Anaconda Sets Salaries for City Officers in 1901
Ordinance No 167 fixes annual pay for city leaders and staff in Anaconda for the year ending May 1901. The mayor earns 500 dollars, aldermen 6 dollars per month, police magistrate 1000, city clerk 990, city attorney 900, treasurer 2000, health officer 3300, chief of police 1500, assistant chief 1350, with other listed officers included.
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City of Anaconda
City of
Anaconda
A. D
Anaconda City Appropriation for 1900 Fiscal Year
The city of Anaconda adopts a total appropriation of 62,434 dollars for the fiscal year ending May 1, 1901, with detailed allocations for lights, water, streets, police, fire, janitor, salaries, and miscellaneous funds. The ordinance, signed by Mayor Madden and City Clerk Peters, takes effect after passage on May 7, 1900.
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A. D
John M. Madden
Anaconda
Jos. Peters
Montana
Deer Lodge
Son
Jos
Gee
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Anaconda News
J. R. Eardley
Peter Rafferty
M. J. FitzPatrick
Mary ‘Diefenthaler
Turner’ Hall Association
St. Jean
F. A. Matthews
Hugh Pickel
Clinton Dotson
Michael Kiley
Winston
Cornelius
G. E. Blackburn
A. J. Arnold
Thomas Plunkett
John S. Taylor
Larabie Bros. & Co
Peter Peters
M. Vitano
H. J. Allen
James Ryan
EF. ©. Dugan
C. M. Sawye
F.W. L
Bennett
Dr. Bennett
Dr. Bennett Electric Belt Co
Sith
Iss
West End
East End
Alderatree
Fast Park
Elm Street
Goeo
Wren
KF. W. Prokover
Durston Building
East Park Ave
Doctor Hinz
Hinz Medical Institute
Washington Ave
Blatz and Schulte
Hinz
Hing
Doctor Hing
Hing Medical Institute Sanatorium
Wheeler
Ladie
Dr. Hing
Minneapolis, Minn
Inz
Miss Keppler
Foulard Silks
Foulard
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
State of Montana
Lodge
Jos, Peters
Selice
Cooe
Joe
Wocceve Fe
Aay
Oa Deena
Lene
Acoowns Jae Mill
Oileeée Mill
Vegherisstlaee
Eebee Ee Acdeean
Tee
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