Anaconda Trades Council Elects Officers and Weighs Labor Day Plans
Deer Lodge County Trades council held a Silverhall meeting electing officers for six months. Gosnell was re elected president with Murphy as vice president and Reagan as recording secretary. The group discussed a proposed new musicians union and labor day picnic plans at Mountain View park. The meeting adjourned after appointing committees and reviewing union prosperity.
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Deer Lodge
Thomas D. Flynn
George Remington
M. Oates
Denny
White
Musicians’ Union
Anaconda
Mountain View Park
Mountain View
Notice of Field Bar Mining stockholders meeting
Notice is given that a special meeting of the stockholders of Field Bar Mining company will be held Saturday July 6 1901 at 2 p m at the office of T O Leary Anaconda Mont to transact business for stockholders. A F Gray president H Hawes secretary treasurer. Trains to Mountain View Park depart evenings for vaudeville boating and dancing at venues. Thueson suit talk 504 K Park.
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Field Bar Mining Company
T. O'Leary
Anaconda, Mont
Purc
A. F. Gray
City lively with sales, notices, and visits in Anaconda
Beehive fireworks and a grand ball plan broaden This city page notes National Union meeting tonight, local merchants tout cigars and piano bargains, and mentions F H Brown, J J McGettigan, and Harry Wraight from Butte. Ice cream orders, real estate offers, licenses to wed, and Strain’s summer sales accompany hours of local commerce and social events.
Omaha Live Stock Markets Report July 1
Markets show cattle receipts in Omaha at 2.00 to 4.30 for various classes with slower trade and steady to lower tone. hogs around 4.75 to 5.80 with bulk sales near 5.90. sheep active and steady with lambs around 4.00 to 3.50. Kansas City reports steady cattle demand with Texas and native buyers, cows and steers in the 2.55 to 7.55 range and hogs steady around 5.00 to 6.10. receipts listed at 9,000 cattle and 4,000 pigs.
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Omaha
Ned
Amy Light
Kansas City
Texas
Tiente Thes
H.ngsco
City Council Debates Colored Clubs License and Police Charges
The council passed a semi annual $100 liquor license measure targeting three colored clubs and referred charges against Officer Barkovich from Steve Plesher to the police committee. Alderman O Leary led calls to shut the clubs as nuisances while parliamentary wrangling and routine business filled the meeting.
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Steve Plesher
Markovich
Anaconda
O'Leary
Williams
J. R. Boarman
Boarman
Sawyer
Duffy
Council
Barkovich
Harper
R. J. Hayes
Finance Committee
Fourth Street
Main Street
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Dean
Plesher
Mayhew
Lancaster
Mittee
Fourth
Chestnut Streets
L. S. Mallory
Copper City Commercial Company
Stephens
Peter Smith
John Laird
Alderman O'Leary
Maine hull raising delay cited in Havana harbor notice
Three months after the government finished the contract to raise the hull of the battleship Maine in Havana harbor no work has been done and contractors N F Chamberlain & Co have not filed the required 25 000 bond. Shipping interests urge action and note plumbing references at Deret 405 E Park.
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Maine
Havana
Havana Harbor
N. PF. Chamberlain & Co
Wells Writes Letter on Peruna From Chicago Hotel
Anna Wells, M. D., from Park Gate Hotel Chicago, writes to Dr Hartman praising Peruna as life saving for her daughter Ethelyn Huston. She reports improved appetite sleep and relief from dysmenorrhea and ovaritis after three bottles. Ethelyn Huston also endorses Peruna for nerve exhaustion and appetite. Hartman invites others to write for free advice.
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Anna Wells
M. D
Park Gate
Chicago
Dr. Hartman
FE. L. Huston
Tun ‘Poos
Eng Woils
Dr. Wells
Ethelyn Leslie Huston
Brann
Iconoclast
The
Chicago Chronicle
Rules Against the State and Testing State Inspection Law
Federal Judge Trieber ruled to perpetual a decree restraining the Arkansas railroad commission from enforcing joint through ratings under the standard freight distance tariff adopted in 1900, with an appeal planned to the United States circuit court of appeals. In Denver, Judge Hallett denied a habeas writ to F. H. Reid, jailed for failing to pay a Texas cattle shipment inspection fee, bond posted, supreme court appeal sought for broader national questions via the National Livestock association.
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Littl Rock
Ark
Trieber
Arkansas Railroad Commission
United States Circuit Court of Appeale
Denver
Hallett
United States District Court
F. H. Reid
Omaha
District Court
Arapahoe County
Texas
Ralph Talbot
United States Supreme Court
Reid
National Livestock Association
Supreme Court
Organize Cereal Trust in Akron to raise capital
An American Cereal company official announced plans to reorganize with 6 million preferred and 4 million common stock. The current capitalization stands at 5.5 million. The move is viewed as aiming to acquire the Great Western Cereal company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cereal Trust
Akron
Ohio
American Cereal Company
Great Western Cereal Company
Underwear Sale at Norfolk and New Brunswick Outlet
A sale note lists 190 dozen medium weight merino and cashmere underwear in tan and natural shades priced at 1.50. Also 25 dozen island cotton fabric with silk finish in broken sizes reduced from 1.50.
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Norfolk and
New Brunswick
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Goswell
Montana
George H. Savage
Butte
Charles Rohlfing
Milwaukee
H. J. King
R. T. Ballard
L. W. Willis
St. Joe
J. Z. McGettigan
George H. Berry
E. M. Heller
Minneapolis
Robert ©. Smith
Stomer
Evra
Indianapolis Nees
J. B. Thomas
Cornell Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Potten
Sole Props
Boston
Sterling
Keppler Jewelry Company Main Street
Nipwepa
Phive
Rochester
N. Y
Phil Steinberg
Spokane
TL. Gould
Frank Long
Pony
E. Sacks
St. Louis
W. A Wraight
H. Spencer
H. Woolton
F. W. Wagner
St. Paul
Grave Fenton
Great Falls
CG. T. Riley
H. A. Slaughter
H. Howard
Los Angeles
FE. I. Garland
Ike Houser
Cincinnati
National Union
Meyers
W. Park
People’s Store
Graduate Opticiar
Hammerslough's
Flor de Baltimore
Singer Machines
E. Park Avenue
F. H. Brown
Turner Hatl
Harry Wraight
J. J. McGettigan
Tolan & Co.'s
Godard's
Turner
Depot
H. B. King
F. ¢. Bowlus
Henry Cohen
Conney & Clague
F. E. Spidel
Alice Huddleston
Tietjen
East Fourth Street
Watson
Methodist Church
Bennett
N. L. Casaday
Strain’s
Reach & Smith
Montana Hotel
Strain’s Department Store
Phil McDonnell
East Park Avenue
Great Northern Railway
Thomas C. Cullen
Ireland
Edward
United States
Strain
Walnut Street
R. de B. Smith
Strain's Department Store
Deret
E. Park
Wells
Peruna
Ethelyn L. Huston
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Anna Wells, M. D
Dr. Sanden
Sanden
A. T. Sanden
Russel Building
Portland, Oregon
Madras
Copper City Commercial CO
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Lumber Department
Hamilton
Mont
Cor
Birch and
Front Streets
Rand
DR. McLaughlin
Perry H
Foyle
Encampment
Wye
M. A. McLaughlin
Anagonda Business Directory
Warm Springs
J Oh. French
Phy Kola
N. G, Snyder
St. Ann's Hospital
St. Near Main
Ada. Mont
State Capital Commission
Bell & Kent
Helena
K. B. Kennedy
State Capitol Commission
Mant
K. Toole
E. B. Kennedy
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