Heinze Mine Matters Aring of Anaconda Case
Contempt hearings against the Anaconda company and officers were postponed until after a Supreme Court ruling on a related appeal. Two Heinze cases against Boston companies go to trial next week over vein apex rights. Also notes on railroad tickets, a Missoula marriage license, Slowey funeral at Superior, and news of Mrs Ewing’s death in Colorado.
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Anaconda Company
Heinze
Clancy
Supreme Court
Supyev
Pennsylvania
Boston
Oulu
Ula
Ewing
Missoula
Greeley
Colo
Baptist Services Planned at Missoula Church This Week
Special dispatch reports evening services at the Baptist church on West Spruce street Missoula this week. Mr Salsman assists Rev L G Clark of Helena as services begin at 7 30 oclock each night.
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Missoula
The
Baptist Church
West Spruce Street
Salsman
L. G. Clark
Helena
Donaldson Arrested in Great Falls Fraud Case
At Fort Benton a man identified as Donaldson of Great Falls was arrested by Marshal Bickle on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. A more serious charge may follow from a young woman alleging he posed as an unmarried suitor and claimed marriage plans. She tracked his movements to a rooming house and found he had departed, later learning she may have been misled.
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Donaldson
Great Falls
Marshal Bickle
Teia
Donakisun
Alwa
Sal
Lake
Helena
Great Falls Eyes Local Branch of National Irrigation Group
At a Great Falls meeting business leaders discussed forming a local branch of the National Irrigation Association. Wortridge, irrigation agent, outlined George H. Maxwell plans to sectionalize Montana to boost effort. Mixwell had success here before, with Great Falls and Helena sections targeted for early organization.
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Perial
Great Falls
Woolridge
Great Northern
Plas
National Irrigation Association
Business Mens Association
Wortridge
George H. Maxwell
National Irrigaton Association
Mixwell
Trelena
Obituary: Local Woman Dies at 1K in City
A popular local resident died at her home after a week with pneumonia. She came from Minnesota with her father three years ago. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist Church South with Rev. BD Brice officiating. Interment follows at the Odd Fellows' cemetery.
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Minnesota
Methodist Church South
BD. B. Brice
Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Calls to create street commissioner post in Great Falls defeated
In a lively council session on January 6, the public improvement committee proposed a new street commissioner job tied to repairs at street crossings near electric railway tracks. Mayor Col ling pegged a 1400 to 1500 dollar salary. Engineer Swearingen opposed the move, saying his duties would not lessen. After debate, the resolution was tabled for a week. council split three democrats and three republicans among those present.
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Standard
Great Falls
Public Improvement Committee
Swearingen
Colling
Council
Great Falls Notes Records County Meeting and Local Events
The board of county commissioners met for the regular quarterly session and reviewed contracts and treasury cash. Cascade will ship between 2500 and 2000 hens of sheep in January. A foreclosure decree was granted in Ford versus Macy. Local lodge branded and fitted with antlers during a meeting in Great Falls. An oyster lunch followed the initiation.
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Standard
Great Falls
Jan
Board of County Commissioners
Thin Ringer
Cascade
R. S. Ford
Caroline
George Macy
J. US Macdonald
J. XN. Booth
J’endteton
Medicine Hat
Ellis
Smelter to Begin Operations at Boston & Montana Plant
Smoke rises from the Boston & Montana smelter as water is released to the head race. Gates open for blast furnaces at the McDougabs, expected to light early next week, marking the start of operations.
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Standard
Great Falls
Boston & Montana
Helena Independent Sues for Full School District Financial Report
The Helena Independent sought a mandamus to force the Helena school board to publish a six month detailed financial report rather than a brief version. Judge Clement denied the request after arguments, citing compliance with the law. A fragment mentions Dorothy private hotel in Butte as a lodging note.
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Standard
Helena
Helena Independent
Mandamus
Clement
Butte
Dorothy
West
Bond Reduction Granted on Neva Surety Case
The Neva bond reduction was approved due to decreases in copper prices affecting the surety. Court records indicate the modification lowers financial exposure for the defendant and clarifies terms for release conditions.
Bond Cut in Neva Mine Case as Becker Seeks Reduction
In the Neva mine dispute Becker and others sought to lower Judge Harney’s injunction bond after reporting returns from the Butte and Montana smelter valued at 11 000. They have extracted 3 600.48 since April 1 and expect about 3 000 more in six months. They earned 12 cents per pound on treated ore though copper now fetches 84 cents. Judge Harney reduced the bond from 5 000 to 2 500 with XN. A. MacDonald and W sbaum as sureties.
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Neva
Frank Becker
Lassen
Harney
Becker
Butte & Montana
A. MacDonald
W Sbaum
Lee Mantle
Lulu F. Largey
Supreme Court
Adam Farrady
Jennie Smith
Frank Smith
Ham Weber
Opening of the Schools in Butte and New Silver Bow Officers
Butte public schools reopened after holiday recess with expected higher attendance and potential overcrowding. Silver Bow club names for 1902 include President George H Casey and Secretary Robert Grix among others. Funeral for Mrs Patrick O'Brien set at St Patrick's church following a North Street residence death. Travel deal offered for Boulder Bot Springs including baths via Great Northern rail office.
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Silver Bow Club
George H. Casey
George A. Chirk
Robert Grix
T. M. Hodgens
W. L. Renick
Mortimer A. White
G. H. Casey
JL Vv. Lona
E. A. Morler
Dd. Thornton
G. A. Clark
M.A. White
W. H. Hal
L. Ren Se Ee
Patrick O'Brien
Nortn.street
St. ~ Patrick's Church
Boulder Bot Springs
Great Northern Rail
North Main Street
J. E Dawson
G. A
Rancher Reports Ambush Shooting Near Cokedale
Dennis O'Hern, a rancher near Cokedale, filed four warrants in Livingston on June 6 for the arrest of John Grady and F. McDonald. He says the pair fired four to five shots at him from ambush while he worked on his ranch, claiming they want his land to settle on it themselves.
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Stanazrd
Livingston
Dennis O'Hern
Cokedale
John Grady
F. McDonald
O'Hern
O Hern
Coal Delivered in Any Quantity by Citizens Coal
Citizens Coal advertises delivery of Kemmerer and Rock Springs coal including Rocky Fork and Gebo coal in any quantity on short notice. Phone 538 located No. 4 East Broadway.
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Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Rocky Fork
Gebo
Citizens Coal Co
East Broadway
The Thornton Hotel Ad with Rates and Location
Helena January 6. The federal court considered motions by W A Clark A J Davis and E T Wilson receiver of the First National Bank to allow suits in intervention in the foreclosure against Helena Power or Light company and to prevent the redemption period from being enforced in the foreclosure. The arguments occupied Judge Knowles' time but were not concluded.
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Standard
Helena
W. A. Clark
A. J. Davis
Butte
E. T. Wilson
First National Bank of
Helena Power Or Light Company
Ohio legislature opens in biennial session
Columbus OH January 6 The Ohio legislature convened in a biennial session. Both chambers elected officers nominated at the Republican caucus. Governor Nash delivered the annual message noting proposals for a tax system that shifts state taxes to corporations franchises and liquor traffic while leaving county and municipal taxation to localities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Republian
Nash
Senate
House
Lenx Claim Settled After Damages Paid in Turkey Case
Pittsburg reports the Lenx claim was resolved when the United States State Department paid $5,500 to Mrs. Leng, mother of Frank Leng, an American wheelman killed by Turkish officials, ending the international dispute.
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Pittsburg
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LUTEY
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Butte, Mont
W. H. Wix
N. W. Corner Broadway and Main
Butte, Montana
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Mot Springs, Arkansas
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Pipestone Springs, Mont
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Pari
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Butte. Mont
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Superior
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Frenchtown
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Clara Hamilton
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Weil
Russia
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Radke Fossension
Thornton Hotel
New York
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Holland & Lynch
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Atte, Mont
Lenx
Cata
Cation
Sherman
E. Park St
Sutton’s
Jefferson
de Angelis
Sitton’s Family Theater
F. Setton Butte, Mont
Jas. L. McCabe
Maloney
the Grand Opera House
Orpheum Vaudeville Company
F. A. Ironside
West Park Street
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
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