Butte Men Lease Old Bonanza Mine in Montana Deal
Butte investors led by Pat Wall Charles P Nevis and C S Jackson have leased the Bilvar Lake Mining and Development Company to operate the old Bonanza mine near Butte. McGrath homie McGrath inspected posts and shaft, payments discussed, bond reportedly over 80000 dollars for a one year lease. Wall optimistic, calling it a major Montana proposition and plans to begin operations immediately with a small crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilver
Waa
Pat Wall
Charles P. Nevis
Jacksoun
Butte
Bilvar Lake Mining and Developing Company
Homie McGrath
Te Elty
MeGrath
Wren
McGrath
Lowke
Wall
Montana
Georgetown
Quark
Dexia
Mayer Nevin
Uiey
Several Accidents Reported After Yesterday’s Slips and Falls
Several minor accidents were reported yesterday including a climber clipped on icy pavement near East Field, a worker cut by an iron fence, and a smelter employee foot injury at Davidson. James Merkle treated for a severe facial cut after a horse accident. W G Hasman injured hand in converter building. plus a rancher with a deep thigh wound. Catholic Order of Foresters officers elected. county treasurer announces warrants and interest details.
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Mike Morustel
Ing Ais Bendeteuck
James A. Moore
Davidson Bivel
St. Amy Hospital
Tal
James Merkle
W. G. Hasman
Alder Street
St. Ann's Hospital
Smielter
Brotherhood of Threshermen and Plowmen Stages Meeting
A Fergus County dispatch notes the Brother hood of Threshermen and Plowmen delaying work until next Saturday for their annual meeting. Officers elected include RBG Jackson as president Pai Lang as vice president Steven Anderson as secretary and treasurer TW Boyd on the board of trustees. The group discusses deputy boiler inspector plans to ease travel for Neen age examinees and potential legislative efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Dre
Brotherhood of Threshermen
Plawmen
Fergus County
Watling
Afark
sMiklble
Bein
Chicago fire relief bonds explained in comptroller letter
A comptroller letter to the common council explains refusal of a $50,000 fire relief bond issue after the Chicago fire. The issue was voted down, bonds payable in October 1880, later refunded in 1897 by a new series of 8 per cent bonds, with the goal of wiping out the old debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boffalo
N.Y
Unfulo
BU Bnimaio
Banda
Award Paragus Conthaits Contract For Medical Aid
The rarity commission awards the contract for the medical care of the poor to Dr WH OH of Owen Melon for 9600 a year. The decision covers Lewistown and surrounding districts as the board finalizes its arrangements for public health services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atandare
Lewistown
Der
Rarity Commissionora Today
WH. OH
Wilson
Owen Melon
Poor Farm Contract Ends in County Payment Agreement
A fragment notes the poor farm at sixty six dollars sixty cents per capita, with a man to pay the county two hundred dollars annually for the use of the farm as all other contracts have been renegotiated.
Lewistown Seeks Commission Form of Government
Special Dispatch reports Lewistown moving to adopt a commission form of government. David Hilger, president of the commercial club, announced a committee to press a bill through the legislature: John P. Schmidt, Judge B.H. If, Cheane, and Senator Thomas Stout. A local meeting last Thursday approved the plan and a resolution directs action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Lewistown
Davit Hilger
Commercial Lab
John P. Schmidt
Cheane
Thomas Stout
Grave suture at Venaces church amid by law dispute
Continued from Page Ont the article reviews amendments to church by laws at Venaces church under Mary Baker Eddy controls. Officers include pastor emeritus board of directors president clerk treasurer and two readers. Officials discuss consent needed from Eddy to alter or annul by laws and refer to trust deed on page 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Eeclesiastical Law
Alfred Papi
Christian Scientiats
Wadedy
McGellan
Dittemare
Pasine
McLellan
Albert Bretenif
Our Policy of Value to Christmas Buyers
A vintage retail pitch touts a wide range of gift items from 25 cents to 1000 dollars. It emphasizes quality and broad appeal with categories including solid gold pieces jewelry diamonds watches umbrellas sterling ware cut glass fine china brass and copper goods. The advertisement targets holiday shoppers seeking recognizable quality gifts.
Tired Days Nervous Days and Backache Warn Kidney Trouble
An early 20th century ad explains that nervous complaints often stem from weak kidneys and uric acid buildup. It touts Doan’s Kidney Pills as a remedy, claiming backache relief and improved kidney function with testimonials from Mrs. Joseph Shakleton of Anaconda Montana and a later confirmation in 1999.
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Mother
Joseph Shakleton
Washington Street
Anaconda
Mont
Doan
Smith Drug’ Company
Question of Mrs Eddy's Will Ties Church Governance
An article discusses Mary Baker Eddy's will and the First Church of Christ Scientist governing bodies. It notes proposed control of ecclesiastical matters requires written consent and two thirds church vote, plus appointment rules for a publication committee and annual election with key approvals. Debate centers on her influence after death and trusteeship of church discipline.
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Mary Baker G. Eddy
Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientiat
Meir
Mother Church
X Committee On
Publica Lium
Ehah
Lves
Boston
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Ireland
Christian Hefence Board of Affectors
Dune
Mr. McLellan
Dittemore
Mr. Eddy
Demonstration at Seattle Powder Case Grips City Hall
In Lake City Washington a protest over a baking powder brand drew a crowd as demonstrators claimed the product contained undiated ingredients not listed on the label. Officials reported the demonstration focused on safety and storage of the powder in a warehouse.
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Lake City
Ver
Seattle
Clown Down on Sunday in New York Meeting
A Sunday gathering in New York near the Dor. Wes organization discussed activities at the top of the manufacturing sector. The meeting involved American Portland Cement Manufacturers and related entities as officials prepared for a change in operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dor
Wes Movamant
Portland
Gasgelation
Official confirms Edison cement plant critical for Sundays
Mallory announced that Thomas A. Edison demonstrated cement production remains unaffected by a lay' shutdown when properly wired. He said the plant was now running Sundays and that regular Sunday operations were ceased. the daily output has increased.
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Mallory
Thomas A. Zdison
Ilinon
Ainve
Vincent Named U Minnesota President in 1920s Paper
Philadelphia report notes Dr Vincent chosen by regents to succeed Dr Gyrus Nori rapan as president of the University of Minnesota. He accepted the office after Northrop’s resignation and regents’ bid to retain a successor. Vincent, founder of the new Chautauqua, Yale-educated, 4 years old? and 20 years in education.
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Te. Vincent
Northrop
Iason
Bialioy
Lisyl Vincent
Chaviauqua
Yale
Jim
Seary Awards Medals and Flags at National Museum
Washington reports Captain Robert J. Peary received a silver medal from the Geography Society for Arctic discovery, with a Harvard College tie to a National Museum presentation. The article also notes Mrs Wise and a Royal Society medal, plus a separate 10,800 case involving Mrs Theodore P. Blois and a jewelry matter in New York.
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Washington
Fee
Robert J. Peary
North Pale
Virhel
United Sates
Kol
Real Society
The
Hayal Geographical Society
ML. Wise
Pears Wise
the. Hugot Ie College
New York
Theodore P. Blois
Bertone
Europe
Undefined Rights Drawn Out by Winland Debate
Fragmentary report notes a referendum style amendment in Winland about Mwaaian subjects. The text is garbled, but references a jumbled critique of Christian sentiment and a personal note about a Christmas party.
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Aleotornburg
Dec. W
Winland
Montana Legals in Deer Lodge District Court Terms
The Third Judicial District of Montana for Deer Lodge County sets court terms for 1910 with sessions in January April July and October led by Judge George B Winston and Clerk Barney Hogan. Administrator Tom Anderson announces probate of Olive Markuson deceased and creditors must file claims by four months after notice with the Anaconda office.
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Drer Lodge
Detr Lodge
Orier
George B. Winston
Third Judicial District
Montana
Burl
Deer Lodge
Deer Toler
Legh
A. PD
George FB. Winston
Bald Court
Barney Hogan
Notice to Creditors Estate of Frank Threlkeld
Notice to creditors of the estate of Frank Threlkeld deceased. Anna M. Threlkeld, administrator, invites all persons having claims against the estate to exhibit them with vouchers within four months of publication. The notice appears from the law office of J. H. Duffy, in Anaconda Montana, dated December 7, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Markuson
J.H. Putty
Durston Block
Anavonda
Mont
Deer Lodge
Alontana
Tom Anderson
Anaconda
Frank Threlkeld
Anil
Suld
Toer Lodge
Montana
Careless Abut Appendicitis In Anaconda
A garbled report discusses abdominal pain and appendicitis in Anaconda with dubious remedies named. It mentions bowel trouble and a supposed natural remedy marketed as a universal cure, lacking clear medical evidence or authoritativeness.
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MacRae’s
East Park
BIG Blackfoot Lumber Company
Bonner
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
United St
Fouts
Lacot FF
Putman
Wiser
Posi
Wibe
Tory
Renideny
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Cenerst
Tony A
Rocky
Carbine
FUNK
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
Harland and Rollison Knatish Praitominte Mustatans
Banks
Walker
Fuller Drug CO
Rexall
Park Avenue
Walt Ani O
AVION
WGN
AMPEE
Cesar
Porrsters Wooly
Order of Foresters
Joseph Mebonnels
Ghtef
Joseph EM Garthy
James M. Sweeney
William Db Gallagher
J. Ds Dooley
Tresaurer
Pop. O Tonnell
Tra Tees
M.C. Tarkiny
Anthony Lobke
M. Lenehan
Nada
Deer Lodge Faunty
County Trenaderer
Gallagher, Camity Treasrery
PTE
Megn
Pargus Contihauts
Star Amhile
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
New Orlean
Ameriven
London
King's Bench
Alexandra Thurman Knollys
Lord Inolly
King George
Abel
John Bull
Comyidimant
Venaces
Vonditiona
Hammerslough
Bright
Dawn
Shakleton Sai
Luman Co
Sulalo, N.Y
Propristar
Itera
Crescent
Peronstration Wxtnaoudinaiey
DR. Vincent
University OF Minnesota
Seary
National Museum
Chritmar Gikont
Amy Ateret
Legals
Crediorn
Anna MN
Threlkeld
Feath Threlkeld
Decensad
Oocearbar
Homan Trou
Adlerlka
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