Anaconda Works Set to Start Co Concentrator Today
Five hundred tons of ore from the Mountain Con. mine at Butte were received yesterday and sent to the Washoe plant, where the mammoth bins await. Chief Engineer C. H. Repath said another 500 tons would arrive today as the preliminary test run begins and officials plan regular shipments to keep the concentrator busy.
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Anaconda
Mountain Con
Mutte
Washoe Works
C. H. Repath
Butte
Repath
City social notes and sales line up in Anaconda
Tonight I O G T meets at Dewey hall and a special meeting is held at the Flood building. Strain's runs spring goods sales on cloaks furs and waists while Ehret's advertises oak bedroom sets. Local residents and visitors from Butte and Chicago frequent the town as new style shoes and corsets go on sale.
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United States
Edwin Clapp & Son
Strain’s
Two Thirds of Deer Lodge Delinquents Sold at Tax Sale
The Deer Lodge county treasurer reports rapid progress on the 1901 delinquent tax list. By nightfall two thirds of properties have been sold and only about $2,000 remains to be collected by law, signaling an exceptionally brisk tax sale and strong citizen compliance.
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Deer Lodge
Twohy
Hamms
Anaconda High School Building Plans and Costs
The Anaconda board of education contemplates a new high school building with an estimated cost likely not to exceed 58 000 dollars. A bond election will be held if the voters approve the project, with furniture and site funds to be sought separately and plans to be finalized after bond approval.
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Board of Education
Anaconda
Thi New High Schol
Board group seeks DOJ action on unlawful trusts
Washington reporters note H B Martin of the American Anti trust league and District Assembly Knights of Labor sent a letter to Attorney General Knox urging prompt DOJ action on their September 1901 petition against unlawful trusts. They seek amendment regarding Northern Securities and reference Roosevelt’s promised review.
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Washington
H. B. Martin
American Anti-Trust League
Knights of Labor
Knox
Department of Justice
Northern Securities Company
United States
Roosevelt
Eastern Railroad Association
Would Remedy the Evils
The industrial commission reports after years of study that federal supervision of corporations should extend to auditing books at all times to curb over capitalization. It declines government ownership of railroads and telegraphs. It suggests state level taxes on private property and other tax ideas likely to draw attention.
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Washington
Industrial Commission
Times
Funeral for Mrs. Martha Sleeper in Billings
The funeral was held at Joseph Sleeper’s residence with Rev. W D Clark officiating. The service honored Mrs. Sleeper 67, a longtime Congregational Church member, with hymns and a quartet. Born in Philadelphia, she came to Billings in 1889 and lived there except for a few years in Chicago.
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Standard
Billings
Mont
Martha Sleeper
Joseph Sleeper
W. Db. Clark
Congregational Church
Messrs
H. M. Allen
George Setzler
Charles 8. Curry
G. L. Ladbury
Out of Deaths Jaws The Story of Mrs Tucker
Mrs Anna M Tucker of Utica New York narrowly escaped death after childbirth as doctors failed to help her. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing a long list of nervous and digestive ailments and warns against imitations. The pills are sold by dealers or mailed from Schenectady New York at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 2 50.
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Anna M. Tucker
Kossuth Avenue
Utica
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Army Navy officials plan coronation duties in New York area
Gen James H Wilson and Captain Clark discussed their roles for King Edward's coronation with the president. Whitelaw Reid will head the special embassy and invite them to stay near New York City to work out a participation program. Clark later met senators at the capitol, introduced by Senator Proctor.
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Washington
James H. Wilson
Captain Clark
Army
Navy
Edward
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Wilson
Clark
New York City
Capitol
Senator Proctor
Regret Expressed Over Polish Demonstration Incident
Lemberg Austria January 23. The pro Videncial governor expressed regret to the Russian consul here for the Polish demonstration last Tuesday night when the Russian consulate was dispersed by a detachment of hussars.
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Lemberg
Austria
Archbishop Kane Denies Sioux City Bishop Rumor
Dubuque Iowa January 23 Archbishop Kane denies a Sioux City report that the late Bishop Lenehen was appointed to that see before his death.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Kane
Sioux City
Lenehen
Soap Dignity Honest and Pure Ivory Soap Ad
A vintage ad extols Ivory Soap as pure yet affordable. It claims years of refinement, calls Ivory the best solution to purity at low cost, and notes approval by a second generation of users.
Sleeper Family Mourns Death and Biz Changes in Billings
The article notes the death of a mother leaving six children, with pallbearers named H G Williams P B Moss J D Matheson P Yegen W B Ten Eyck and J R Goss. Surviving children live mainly in Billings while William Sleeper travels from Wyoming. It also reports improvements in Merle McCormick’s condition, a hospital plan to move to Chicago for an operation, and the arrival of new bank furniture for the Billings State bank. Yegen Bros will erect a flouring mill and elevator with electric power on the N P right of way opposite a major department store. The Montana & Wyoming Telephone company appoints E M Hungerford as superintendent, and C W Sparr plans to buy goods in the East. FE H Becker leaves for Chicago. City Treasurer James Kelly hands over funds to successor C A Ovren, as of 61 173 51.
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Messrs
H. G. Williams
P. B. Moss
J. D. Matheson
P. Yegen
W. B. Ten Eyck
J. R. Goss
E. P. Townsend
W. B. George
W. M. Johnston
Marie Sleeper
James F. Sleeper
Will Sleeper
Chicago
Paul McCormick, Jr
All Hollowa College
Salt Lake City
Cora McCormick
Dillon
Yegen Bros
N. P
Billings State Bank
H. A. Haynes
St. Charles
Minn
Northern Pacific
E. M. Hungerford
Montana & Wyoming Telephone Company
Red Lodge
Kelly
Mayor Low Says City Will Enforce Excise Law
Mayor Low announced in New York that the administration will enforce the excise law as part of general policing but will not dedicate all police strength to it. He pledged to curb bribery and corruption linked to the excise system while prioritizing balanced law enforcement.
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New York
Low
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Newbro
Earthquake Shocks Chilpancingo Sparks Panic
Another slight quake shook Chilpancingo yesterday afternoon causing panic in the streets. No injuries reported. Official figures show 614 houses destroyed in the first two quakes, excluding government buildings, as residents flee to other towns.
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Mexico City
Chilpancingo
Vice President Hill to Inspect Portage Cutoff in Montana
Great Falls dispatch reports Vice President James J. Hill expected tomorrow to inspect the Portage cut-off and other portions of the Montana Central. The visit highlights ongoing development of the railroad line through Montana.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
James J. Hill
Portage
Montana Central
Transcontinental Passenger Association Completes Labors
The Transcontinental Passenger Association completed its labors today and will hold its next meeting at Hotel Coronado in San Diego on April 11. The interchangeable mileage ticket was left in the association records.
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New York
Transcontinental Passenger Association
Hotel Coronado
San Diego
Cal
Travel rates for fraternal meetings across cities
Round trip fares quoted for conventions: Shriners and United Workmen from New Orleans to Chicago at 47.50. Travelers' Protective Association from New Orleans at 52.50 and from St. Louis at 47.50 for Portland Oregon with 11 extra for a San Francisco leg.
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New Orleans
Chicago
Shriners and
United Workmen
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Travelers’ Protective Association
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
University students stage The Octoroon at Union Opera House
Missoula report on a university Union Opera House performance of The Octoroon by students tonight. The audience filled the house and praised the actors scenery and especially Captain Blake for guiding the cast and the orchestra’s contribution.
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Missoula
Union Opera House
Blake
Columbia River and Northern Railway Company Formed
Portland based incorporation reveals a new firm to build a 35 mile line from Lyle Washington to Golden Dale. Incorporators include C A Dolph Rufus Mallory H C Campbell George W Bates C F Swigert P L Williams and Tyler Woodward with authorized capital of 300000. River steamers will link Portland to the project.
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Portland
Ore
Lyle
Goldendale
Wash
C. A. Dolph
Rufus Mallory
H. C. Campbell
George W. Bates
C. F. Swigert
P. L. Willia
Tyler Woodward
Columbia River & Northern Railway Company
Klickitat River
Dalles
New Alaska Railroad Incorporation Plans Trans Alaska Route
Seattle Jan 23 The Alaska Copper River and Yukon Railway Company formed under Washington law aims to build a railroad from Prince William Sound Alaska through Copper and Tanana river regions to a Yukon River point near Eagle It will also run a Seattle to Prince William Sound steamship line operate shelters refineries in Alaska and engage in mining The $25 million capital is said to be subscribed by eastern and foreign interests The railroad cost is estimated at $10 million Incorporators are E D Bannister Alfred B Nes and T L Parker.
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Seattle
Alaska, Copper River & Yukon Railway Company
Washington
Prince William’s Sound
Alaska
Yukon River
Eagle
Prince William's Sound
E. D. Bannister
Alfred B. Nes
T. L. Parker
Telephone Wires Burned In Missoula Incident
The Missoula telephone lines suffered major trouble today as lines near the Northern Pacific station fell onto live electric light wires and burned. At the First National Bank corner wires from the telephone crossed electric lines, causing further disruption.
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Standard
Missoula
Northern Pacific
Elecric Light Company
First National Bank
Electric Light Company
Browne Keeps New Year’s Resolutions So Far
Mrs. Browne has managed to keep all his New Year’s resolutions up to the present time while Mrs. Whyte-What teases about the glum mood. The light exchange hints at domestic humor and routine.
Notice of Private Sale of Minors Interests in Deer Lodge County
Notice is given that under an order of the District Court of Deer Lodge County Montana dated January 1902 the estate will sell at private sale the interest of Della Elisabeth Pexton and Thomas Ray Vexton minors in described land and cattle. Each minor holds one fortieth of one half of the described property including fractions of Secs 23 and 26 Township 4 North Range 10 West and surrounding land with cattle horses and work stock. Sale to occur after February 3 1992 with bids delivered to the undersigned or via United States Post Office at Anaconda Montana. George Parrott administrator dated January 1892.
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T Stret Court
Deeridge
State of
Montana
Della Elisabeth Pexton
Thomas Ray Vexton
Oben Rae
Stuart
Mont
Deer Lodge
United States Post Office
Anaconda
George Parrott
Notice of will probate in Deer Lodge Montana
In the Third Judicial district of Montana Deer Lodge County estate of A De Kay deceased. Notice of pecuinan will hearing set January 25 1908 at court in the courthouse for proving the will and for R E De Kay to obtain letters testamentary. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated January 17 1902 William E Thomas Clerk.
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Third Judicial Diatrict
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
A. de Kay
Appointed
A. A. de Kay
R. E. de Kay
William E. Thomas
Philipsburg Seeks Bids for Water Hose Supply
Philipsburg city council invites bids to furnish Granite County Mont with 300 to 1000 feet of two and a half inch cotton five hose high pressure hose. Bids due by 12 m Monday February 3 1942 to city clerk. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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City of
Philipsburg
Granite County
Mont
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Flood
Julius Sultan
Jack Conley
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Gertrude O'Donnell
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Locust Street
M. J. Evans
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William Stafford
Auburn
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K. Morin
Canada
St.Ann's Hospital
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M. W. Simmons
J. T. Lyon
L. S. Mallory
Gertie O'Donnell
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Antlers
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Charles Hoff
St. Ann's Hospital
Strain
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H. J. Rainsford
H. P
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Soap Dignity
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Goodchild & Co
Joseph M. Dixon
Oregon
EORRE
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DR. Mott’s Chemical CO
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John S. Marshall
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