Mining patent notices reveal multiple claims in Montana district
The notices detail applications for patents in unorganized mining districts of Montana. Stephen Carpenter, attorney, files for multiple lodes and placer claims with bearings, course and distance data. First publications appear October 2, 1913, listing survey numbers and adjoining claims in Deer Lodge and nearby counties.
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Shepegasguttie Dewrees
Keiining
Hersey
Apex
Glencoe
Er Lodge County
Montin Book
Amber
Betsey Placer
Stephen Carpenter
Rominter
Knight
Montana
Anconda Copper Mining Company
Butte Monkens
Desig
Minfog
Eer
Recorder
Deet Lodge
Agarthay
Suynyaidg Coder
Nellie Jode
Register
Ogra Law
Helens
Ima
Lost Creek
Beer Lode
Taibo
Reade
Ing
Clatmna
Deer Lede
Shear Carpe
Rte. D. Gaystivn
Appian
Classified Wants One Cent Two Word Ads
Small town classifieds list multiple job and service ads in Butte Anaconda and surrounding areas. Listings call for drug store helpers warehouse workers canvassers and housekeepers among others with low pay and flexible hours.
Money to Loan and Real Estate Offers in Butte
Local lenders Slemons Booth and Wilson Smith Co advertise real estate secured loans at 5 10 and 12 percent. Several properties and auctions for sale or trade noted in Butte and nearby towns, with assorted assayer services and mining notices in the same listing.
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Slemons & Booth
Sliver Bow Block
Butte
Bank
Phoenix Bik
Bailey la and Rco
Granite
Wilson & Smith Co
Ownley Dik
Owsley
Sir W. Broadway
Daly
Bailey Loan and Realty Co
Granite Street
Christmas Poultry and Toys From Dorsch and Green
Regional shop Dorsch and Green advertises Christmas turkeys ducks geese hens and prime roosters with toys for sale. Includes stock items and pricing possibilities at the local market.
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Dorsch & Green Ratte
Business opportunity and rental notices in local ad section
Classified items advertise shop for sale or rent with residence, poor health as reason. Also lists storage space for rent in a city warehouse and requests a partner for a good paying business. Contact details include Ind. phone 1544 and other faded references.
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Acksmith Shop
Ole Mellier
Ronan
Mont
Hale
Bette
Lawlor
Rail commissions set hearings on Montana rate cases
Helena reports multiple orders by the railroad and public service commissions. A Missoula hearing on January 28 will review Missoula Light and Water rates and Bitter Root valley charges. A Billings hearing on January 6 will address Great Northern coal rates from Bear Creek and Roundup. Commissions forward a complaint to the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking reductions on east and west grain and tax shipments. The state bank examiner gains power to set accounting methods for city and county officials with salary forfeiture penalties for noncompliance.
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Helena
Railroad and Public Service Commissions
Missoula
Lynx kill spree hits ranch north of Livingston
In Livingston area a single lynx group slaughtered 98 sheep 17 turkeys 18 ducks and 8 chickens at the Harvey & Treglian ranch. Thomas Brown will trap the remaining seven lynx amid fears of further losses in this unprecedented county incident.
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Livingston
Harvey & ‘Tregioan
Thomas Brown
Andrew Peterson
Owen W. Loniker
Northern Pacific
Sloniker
First State Bank
A. L. Brown
Postoffice
Miss Murphy
Tooming
Bhe
Incomplete municipal salary inquiry prompts proposal bids
An inquiry from H. B. Magraw state bank examiner to Attorney General Kelly says officials must adopt bid methods. City and county officials urged to submit proposals in triplicate by January 2 for a 16 foot tron project, with bids addressed to C F von Bakecheath Inc and bearing Chile Envelopes for proposal contents.
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Helena
Magraw
State Bank Examiner
Kelly
Anacoulh
Mont
Fnciination
Meniahea
Chile
Bree
Penthawstatt
C.F von
Bakecheath Inc
Professor Kneale Returns From National Road Builders Meet
Bozeman reports Prof. BR Kneale head of the civil engineering department at the agricultural college has just returned from Philadelphia where he attended the National Road Builders Association meeting with state highway mission representation. He served on the committee on resolutions for the coming year and visited the Public Roads office in Tow and the laboratories of the University of Pennsylvania. King
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Bozeman
BR. J. Kneale
Agricultural Colonie
Philadelphia
National Road Builders’ Association
Professor Kneale
State Highway Mission
Kneale
Office of
Public Roads
Tow
Alog
Theity of Pennsylvania
Prank Marte 18 Killed in Sand Pit Accident
Plains reports Frank Hartt aged 38 was killed instantly Wednesday when the sand pit he was digging collapsed frozen ground. He was single, worked for W. B. Russell, and was a member of the Eagles and Odd Fellows of Missoula. The body was shipped to Missoula for burial. relatives live in Missoula and Ontario Canada.
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Te Stangara
Plains
Frank Hartt
W. B. Russell
Harte
The
Eagles and
Odd Fellows of
Missoula
Ontario
Canada
Bozeman Attorney Bound Over In Statutory Charge
Henry J. Lowe a Bozeman attorney was held for the district court after a closed preliminary examination before Judge W C Axtell. The defendant bound over on a $2000 bond which was furnished.
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Bozeman
Henry J. Lowe
W. C. Axtell
District Court
Montana Supreme Court Success in All United States Cases
Melena December 19. Since statehood Montana has appeared as a party before the U S Supreme Court in several cases. In each case the final decision favored the state as the party of record. J M Kennedy commissioner of publicity notes the records show this history.
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Melena
Montana
Supreme Court of the United States
Court of Last Resort
J. M. Kennedy
Tomacco Dealer Fined for Selling to Minors in Bozeman
Bozeman tobacco dealers were fined 27 dollars each after repeated warnings. County attorney cites school authorities reporting smoking among boys aged ten to fourteen as the trigger for action.
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Bozeman
Aftor
Wood to Command Eastern Department From Chief of Staff Post
Secretary Garrison announced that Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood will leave the chief of staff job next April to command the eastern department with headquarters on Governors Island New York He will succeed Gen Thomas R Barton who moves to the Philippines Garrison gave no word on a replacement chief of staff
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Washington
Garrison
Leonard Wood
Eastern Department
Governors Island
New York
Thomas R. Barty
Philippines
Wood
Staf
Mrs Patrick Dies in Tulsa Widow of Patrick
Mrs Addie M France widow of Albert T Patrick who was convicted of the William Marsh Rice murder died in Tulsa. Patrick served 12 years in Sing Sing after his conviction. The report notes her marriage to Patrick soon after his conviction for the murder.
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Tulsa
Anne
Wee
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
William Marsh Rice
Parcel Post Struggles With Christmas Rush
Washington reports the parcel post system is strained by the holiday load. Malls face overwhelming demand as facilities are taxed to the limit and future weeks could affect deliveries under Postmaster General Burleson’s plan.
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Washington
Parcel Post
Burleson
Cardinal Rampolla Buried in Church of St. Cecilia
The late Cardinal Me Flano Rampolla died on December 16. His funeral began at the palace and moved to St. Peter's where the sacred college, diplomats, and Rome’s elite attended a requiem Mass. Cardinal Vannutelli gave absolution before the body was interred at St. Cecilia, which Rampolla had restored.
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Me Flano Rampolla
St. Peter's
Sacred College
Diplomatic Corps
Knights of Malta
Mar
Pietro Jorio
Vincent Vannutelli
Court declines to stop jeweler selling watches in New York
The United States circuit court of appeals ruled that Waltham Watch Company could not compel Charles A. Keene of New York to halt selling its watches. Keene bought watches at a price lower than jobbers and sold below manufacturer set retail prices.
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New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Waltham Watch Company
Waltham
Mass
Charles A. Keene
Keene
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Uikoe
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Omale
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Anaconda
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Alabama
Runzler Drug Co
West Park Street
East Side
O'Leary's
Talbot Avenue
South Butte
South Butte Pharmacy
Aluum
Utah
Family Drug Store
South Main Street
Wilson's Drug Store
Harrison Avenue
C. E. Rage
Aluminum Street
Walkervillkerville Drug Co
Reet
Centerville
Centerville Drug Co
North Main Street
Consolidated Arizona Smelting Co
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Tatin Lence
Wyoming Street
Montanast
J.C. William Yer
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Jobson
Florence Avenue
Ind
Butt
George R. Geehall
Oxley
W. Broadway
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Main
Madame Robinson
SEKIN
Nationad
Galena
Manitoba
Gerard
Diamond
Sir B. Fourth
Flathead Valley
Kallapell
Henry Hendrickson
Creston
Addess P.O
Deborgia
St Paul
HLF
Parker
Park
Carolina St
Willow Glen
Frost Company
Butte Mon
Dundee
Auto and Garage Co
Victor
Colorado
del. Caflin
Handy Light
Leonard Hotel
POR Renta
Elva
Frank Realty Co
Eatty Co
Sea
Rey
Gaplice
Park and
Montana Ste
Alexandria
Lawlord
UA East Granite
West Copper
W. Platnum
Arizona
West Broadway
N. Washington
East Park
West Fourth
the Public Service Commission
Livingston News
National Roadbuilders
Prank Marte
Tate
Tomacco
General Wood
Mrs. Patrick
Parson
North Alain
Silver Bow Emp. CO
Wyoming
Bell
Cardinal Rampolla
ST. Cecelia
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