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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1915

Page

9

Butte News Seeks One Sixth Of Copper King Claim

Widow Emma Durand is executrix and Frederick W Racer sues in district court to force deed of a one sixth interest in the Copper King mining claim. Racer alleges May 1888 agreement with Jobe Adams and Durand to purchase a one third share, with partnership intent. Adams paid the balance. Racer claims to owe him the final payment and seeks title to the sixth share, tender made but refused. Also Brennan pursues quiet title to Tarantula ledge, Rex No 3, and seeks patent in Helena office.

Frederick W. Racer I Ts Jobe C. Adams Emma Durand Copper King Ete Adams John ©. Adams Ethryn Cr Adame Acorn Fie Brennan J. Harrington Helens Mind

Tonkin's Half Price Sale Noted In Butte

Butte notes report a half price sale at Tonkin's and a flurry of visitors and residents passing through Butte. Mentions include Mrs A H Mitchell of Deer Lodge, F Donwald of Great Falls registered, and S J Lashier of Tacoma arriving for business. Also notes quarantine for smallpox at 34 West Walnut, and various travels of locals and officials across Helena Boulder Miles City and Los Angeles suburbs.

Tonkin’s Orton Row New Method Ind A. H. Mitchell Deer Lodge Thornton F. Donwald Great Falls Butte R. Featherly Ditton B. Morrow Anaconda HH. McCloskey Divide Acoma Fred K. Houston Helena Thi Ang J. H. Sater Frank Newton Elm Street Dee Northern Pacific Nicholson J. M. Nicholson van Manchester Weat Walnut Street W. H. Merriman Pa |Ite Photoplay Simith’s P.O Mra W. C. Carroll Nevada Avenia Louisiana Ataran’ White “Arts and Crafts Club Napton Ladies’ Ald Society Grace Methodist Church East Second Street Miners’ Savings Bank and ‘Trust Company J. D. Slemons California Tong Beach Los Angele John Condon Tacoma Ledger Sound West Granite Street Ald Society Mountain View Church Hobben State Railroad Poulder Hot Springs J. M. Reynolds

J T Brown Almost Lost His Life In Mine Stope

J T Brown narrowly escaped serious injury while climbing a mine stope when a round loosened and his clothing caught on a ring that saved him. Mayer repaired the ring and offers jewelry repairs and spring replacements at 21 West Park.

J.T. Brown Mayer West Park

Licensed Dentists in State of Montana Count Rises

The twentieth annual report of the Montana state board of dental examiners shows 49 278 dentists registered in good standing in Montana. Of these 244 are ceased in state and 28 non residents licensed dentists. The board requires certification before practice and design aims to qualify applicants rather than limit growth. The 1914 list includes numerous dentists from Butte and Anaconda, with many names enumerated.

Montana de. He. Purdum Bozeman Frank Carll Billings G. E. Longeway Great Falls G. A. Chevigny Butte Helena Anaconda Fautte Thomas B. Anderson John Calder W. A. Cash GA. Chevign A. H. Cole Joan J. Davishey TJ. Billie BB. German Hail Hill Herman F. A. Ironaide Johnson B. J. Keenan Ki Keyser Hi. B. Lowry T. L. Napton A. Phillips F. H. Potter Tineke M.C. Roberts Romaine A. C Sandberg F. Tx Stents Oevat Thompson W. A. Wells W. C. Webb

Highwaymen confess in Montana city hold up case

Two young gunmen admit the robbery of a trainman on Utah avenue and a mail carrier on Montana streets. They describe the crime, claim they overplayed their hand, and say they planned to plead guilty to avoid harsher punishment. They will be moved to county jail as county attorney plans court action.

Hall Miller Murphy 1. W. Ws Lennon Len Maerty Gata Ola Kedanen Teno Milter Canning

Jews of Butte Form Relief Association

At a large meeting of Butte’s Jewish community a relief fund was organized to aid European Jewish refugees. A goal of $1,000 within days was discussed with plans to solicit nationwide subscriptions via the American Jewish Relief Association in New York.

Jews OF Butte Binal Israel Aynagomuee Europe American Jewish Wellet Association New York Rlent

City Council Debates Job Sharing and Local Issues

The council voted 10 to 8 to approve a plan allowing Wallace to fill city clerk duties during a vacancy. Debate covered compensation, a vacation request, and objections from Aldermen Sullivan, Connors, Orion, Lane, and O'Connell. Other actions included delaying pavement decisions on Fourth Street and endorsing a mall carrier authorization bill for Congress. A custodian for a basement room used as lodging was authorized for 60 days, with building donors noted. A special committee to address county bill offsets was formed.

Ordinanes AL Wallace Ian Muss Edmunds Wallace Fourth Street Mith Vn Old Hatatorium McBayne Butte Mutual Telier Association Kehoesoe Orton and Clinch

John C. Jones Dead A Pioneer Of Butte

John C. Jones, a pioneer in Butte's transfer business and a prominent Cornish figure, died last evening in Los Angeles. Born in Cornwall about 68 years ago, he entered the Jones Transfer Company in Butte 33 years ago, built a substantial business, and later moved to Lowell for health reasons. He is survived by his wife, a son Joseph who runs the company, and a daughter who was in Los Angeles at his death. The burial is expected to be in Butte.

John ©. Jones Butte Ity Los Angeles Joseph Jones Jones Transfer Company Burra Hutte Jones Cornwall Fears Lowith Mr. Jones

Woodmen of the World Install New Officers

Woodmen of the World camp 153 held the annual installation of officers in Knights of Pythias hall. New officers included council commander BB Griffin and advisor lieutenant JF Dolan with others led by banker L Winterhalter and clerk MJ Geiger. The program featured piano solos, remarks by Lilian McNulty, and dancing, with committee members WJ Eddy and HJ Grimes among organizers. New York note: Commercial Cable Co announced reopening of mail service to Tsingtau after Japanese post office notice.

Knights of Pythias Hall BB. Griffin Leutenant J. F. Dolan L. Winterhalter M. J. Geiger Cort G. Hageman J.J Nolan Paul Michalaky Gus H. Hess HJ Grimes Kenneth Sain Tom Mealy James Bennetts Ed Lee New York Commercial Cable Company

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Butte News The Standard Font Broadway Telephone Independent Telephone Jacobn Hemera Sarge Mr. J. T. Brown Meport RPAL H. M. Cleotte Andrus Lous Sandra Northern Pacific Att Aition Ethel ‘Thomas Rove Reginald C. Ross Wyag Bell of Butte Butte Land and Investment Company Charles Hele Bellegg Florence R. Morrison Jennie Dal Rean Wes Walkerville Wirtenberg Abe Wechr N_ Oppenheimer Julus Jonas Abe Weht Dr. Wittenberg J. Simon Re'Rosenburg Julius Jonas Rabb Levingen Max Blaustein Mose Linz Lends North Main St Swift Ancy Pour Lipton White House Hills Bros I. Charles T. J. McCarthy East Broadway Bae Nance John C. Jones Woodmen OF the World City Trong Sak Or Inc Brownfield-Canty Co West Park Street
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