Prospector Justin Rosenstock Found Dead at Dry Cottonwood Gulch
Coroner to hold inquest into death of Justin Rosenstock living alone in a Dry Cottonwood cabin ten miles north of Race Track. Officials report natural causes or heart disease. burial arranged after inquest. Rosenstock’s home sits in a sparsely populated canyon known for hermit residents and sporadic placer activity.
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Justin Rosenstock
Hisabin
Cottonwood
Race Track
Hardenbrook
Rosen Stock
Duffy
George Kinney
Deer Lodge
Cottonwood Gulch
Modesty Creek
Train to Helena and return at $3 on June 10
Sunday excursion by rail to Helena with departure at 8:40 a.m. for a baseball game in Anaconda versus Helena, plus visit to Broadwater baths. Tickets priced at three dollars for round trip.
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Helena
Anaconda
Broadwater Baths
Baseball Mountain View Park fare and admissions
Fare from Anaconda to Mountain View Park and return is 25 cents for baseball games or picnics. Admission to a ball game costs 50 cents. Children pay 25 cents.
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Anaconda
Mountain View Park
Imposing Austrian Funeral for Nicholas Wukobratich
The funeral of Nicholas Wukobratich from St Pauls Catholic Church was one of the most imposing Austrian funerals in Anaconda. The body lay in state at Austrian Hall before a procession by St Peter and St Paul St Joseph and St George societies to Calvary Cemetery for interment.
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Ket
Montana
Evans
F. J. Brophy
John O'Rourke
J. H. McCarthy
Thomas Courtney
John McCormack
Butte
N. S. Snyder
T. O'Leary
William Gwinn
L. G. Smith
Joseph Peters
Anaconda
Nicholas Wukobratich
St. Paul's Catholic Clurch
Fourth and
Chestnut Streets
St. Peter and St. Paul
St. Joseph and
St. George
Calvary Cemetery
Annual stockholders meeting of the Butte Anaconda and Pacific
The annual stockholders meeting for the election of directors and other business will be held at the company office in Anaconda Montana on Tuesday June 5 1900 at 1 o clock p m P M Halloran Secretary
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Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Imported cay worsted offers custom weight options
The ad notes imported cay worsted at $24 with individual measurement available. It states sales at $20 $22 and $24 and claims strong demand. The seller, Thueson, is at 223 Chestnut.
Magnificent Candelabra Donated to St. Pauls Church
St Pauls Catholic church receives two burnished brass candelabra from the League of the Sacred Heart. Each movable piece holds 21 candles and can be arranged in 12 positions, with a cost of 2 dollars each, enhancing the altar’s furnishings.
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St. Paul's Catholic Church
League of the Sacred Heart
St. Paul's Church
Copper City Limited Excursion Tickets Announced
Effective immediately Hamilton excursion tickets go on sale for the Copper City Limited. A ten dollar ticket covers Wednesday and Saturday departures with sale limited to those days plus Monday departures. A twenty dollar daily ticket covers seven days. Both include board and lodging at Ravalli hotel in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Copper City
Ravalli Hotel
Eagles Picnic Plans At Mountain View Park
The Eagles prepare for their annual picnic at Mountain View park on the 18th inst. President Frank Daily, Hugh Daly and William Devine traveled to Butte to confer with the aerie there and arrange a special excursion for Butte Eagles on the day Anaconda orders a blowout.
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Mountain View Park
Frank Daily
Hugh Daly
William Devine
Butte
Aerie
Anaconda
Funeral arrangements for James Shields announced
The funeral for James Shields is scheduled at St Pauls Church at 10 oclock with burial at Ballatte. All arrangements have been completed and the service details were confirmed as of yesterday morning.
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James Shields
Cas
Anaconda Aerie No. 18 Meeting Tonight
Important notice from FRANK A. DAILY president calling full attendance for Anaconda Aerie No. 18 F C E.yaneat this evening.
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Anaconda Aerie No. 18
F. C. E.yaneat
Frank A. Daily
Partnership Dissolved Frank Foskett & Co Anaconda Montana
To the public notice is given that the partnership between Frank Foskett and Leopold F. Schmidt doing business as Frank Foskett & Co is dissolved by mutual consent effective April 1 1990 in Anaconda Montana The partners thank the public and friends for past liberal patronage and express appreciation.
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Frank Foskett
Leopold F. Schmidt
Frank Foskett & Co
Anaconda, Mont
Coincidences Shape Odd Mind Reading and Bank Case
In a discussion at a 4 Royal street cafe, tales of luck and coincidence unfold. Stories range from Hermann’s stage mind reading to a New Orleans mercantile firm’s sudden forced settlement via a planter’s debt, and a Redwine prison-transfer plot foiled by a crossed telephone line and a journalist’s chance call.
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Royal Street Cafe
Hermann
Ohio
New Orleans
Col
Notary's
Lewis Redwine
Atlanta
Case
Redwine
Columbus
Kalispell Soldiers Home Cornerstone Laid and Expansion Planned
The Kalispell Soldiers' Home cornerstone was laid on Memorial Day four years ago, with December 1896 opening. Montana legislatures funded 15000 for building and furnishings 3130 donated by Columbia Falls citizens. Site(vol 144 acres) donated by Columbia Falls owners. Current board led by Dr B Miller. commandant Captain J R Hillman. Sixty veterans reside. June bids opened for a hospital expansion to house 15 to 20 patients with state 2000 matched by G A R resources. An orchard and fine grounds complete the site near the Flathead River.
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Kalispell
A. J. Davis
James A. Talbot
J. F E. Gaylord
Columbia Falls
Montana
Flathead River
P. R. Dolman
Butte
R. E. Fiske
Wol F. Ferris
Lyman Loring
Co. B. Miller
Helena
Br. (. B. Miller
H.S. Howell
J. I. Sloane
Missoula
J. D. Eaton
P. H. Manchester
J. R. Hillman
Silver Republicans organize in Philipsburg for Fourth
Special correspondence from Philipsburg reports the Silver Republicans elect officers and form committees, with meetings set for the second and fourth Tuesdays. Local society news includes visitors, weddings, school events, and Memorial Day observances amid ongoing community shifts and commerce.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Silver Republicans
Charles Boyd
M. E. H. Gannon
Fred Bowen
J. E. Abbey
James Patten
Jerome Mathews
D.S. McLeod
James Hansen
F. M. Durfee
Chas. Wilson
C. K
Dr. Young
Edgar Ballard
Augusta
Elizabeth Crowell
G. B. Ballard
Grand Army
George Ono
J. A. Smith
Stella Ackamire
Julius Kinderlen
Cape
New Chicago
F. A. Taylor
John Perriman
O. L. Carnes
Drummond
Bishop Brewer
Helena
Episcopal Church
Granite
Clarence Hansen
Missoula
Smith
Ironton
Minnie Perkins
D. G. Davies
John
Myre
John Jennings
Phil Osburg
Syndicate Circus
Edward Clawson
John Cole
Garnet Mining News
Garnet
R. T. True
Baby
French and English naval guns compared in French chamber
In a French chamber speech M. Claudinon presented a survey of battleship artillery. He claimed the French 205 millimeter gun outperforms Russian and English models by up to 50 percent and the German by 27 percent, with 6000 meter range and high velocity. He cited trials showing English wire wound guns underperforming and noted French guns firing faster.
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London Times
England
Europe
M. Claudinon
Polite conductors and chivalry across rail cars
A Chicago visitor in a Southern city rode a bobtail car and saw a driver politely address a woman upon arrival at Prytania Street. Later, during a flood, the same driver assisted her across puddles proving gallantry still exists. The piece contrasts Chicago and New Orleans streetcar service and hints at reforms.
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Chicago Chronicle
Chicago
Prytania Street
New Orleans
Long Island Railroad Company
Copper City Big Store Promises June Sales Push
The Copper City store reports record sales for the first two days of June and pledges to maintain the pace through month end, aiming to sustain high value offerings.
Parasols for All Tastes and Budgets in Stock
A wide assortment of parasols in black white and fancy colors is offered. Prices range from 25 cents to 5 dollars with options including silk Panama and China silk white models, shirred and flounced veiling, and a 26 inch Alpha silk umbrella priced around 1.50 to 4.50. Parasols for children priced 25c to 1.50.
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Dresden
Slashing Silks Lot Offers Bright Yardage Deals
A dealer advertises a sale on silks including Latin Foulards and printed warp China silks with new designs and colorings. Prices range from 59e to 1.00 per yard, with discount waists lengths and imported silks offered at reduced rates, highlighting modest yard discounts.
Tailored Ladies and Misses Suits in New Shades
Our stock of ladies and misses tailor made suits will compare favorably with any in Montana. Coats and short jackets are here in all the new shades and styles at 10 to 40 dollars. All alterations made by an experienced fitter. Let us show you through the stock.
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Montana
Pueblo
Colo
M.A McLaughlin
M. Vaughn
W. Seventh
New Hook
Free
M. A. McLaughlin
First
Columbia Streets
Seattle
Wash
Northwest
Novelty Dress Patterns at 25 Percent Discount
This Iberal sale offers popular dress goods at reduced prices with no two patterns alike. The $10.50 patterns drop to $7.88, the $12.50 patterns to $9.37, and the $15.00 patterns to $11.25 while stocks last.
Linen Crash Skirting Opens The Fad Of The East
A new stock of linen crash skirting has just opened the fad in the East market with prices dropping from 20c to 25c, inviting shoppers to inspect the updated trims and fabrics.
Boys Clothing Sizes 3 to 8 with Sailor Collars
Local retailer lists boys clothing in sizes 3 through 8 featuring sailor collars and fancy mixed cloths priced at 2.95, 3.50, 3.95 and 5.00 dollars.
Hats and blouse waists offered in varied boys' wear
A newspaper item outlines a large display of boys straw hats priced at 25c to 50c and special offers on boys blouse waists in white and colored fabrics, with odds and ends priced at 50c to 95c.
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Vincent Doody
Commercial College
Mark Bryan
Portland
Ore
L. C. Degenhart
Horze Plains
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George Congden
Cape Nome
W. E. Moore
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Sun Rise
District Court
Frank Grebil
Wallace
Idaho
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Board of
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Earteen
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R. de B. Smith
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