Anaconda Elects Two New Aldermen in One-Year Terms
The Anaconda city council at its May session chose John T. Twohy and William Morley to fill the unexpired one-year aldermanic terms after P. T. Dunn resigned from the Fourth Ward and Marcus Talbot left the First Ward. Morley, a cigar store owner, and Twohy, owner of a steam wood-sawing plant, are both noted as Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Twohy
Marcus Talbot
William Morley
P. T. Dunn
Twohy
Anaconda
Morley
Cedar Street
Madden
Dunn
City of Anaconia
Prp
T. Dunn
T. C. Sullivan
Fourth and
Birch Streets
Light and Water Committee
Frank Walkup
Finance Committee
J. M. Kennedy
John W White
Chamberlains Remedies Featured In Testimonials
A set of consumer endorsements extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Chamberlains Pain Balm for stomach pain rheumatism and coughs. Testimonials claim quick relief and lasting satisfaction with mentions of G H Wilson F A Babcock and Mrs S Doty praising the products. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & McCurdy
Chamberlain
G. H. Wilson
Liveryman
Burgettstown
Washington Co
F. A. Babcock
Eric
Doty
Des Moines
Iowa
City council votes to inform health officer on enforcement
Council discussions reveal a disputed claim of unposted health notices amid questions of scarlet fever. Alderman Stephens defends Dr Spelman’s caution as the meeting ends with approval for a certified poll tax list to be given to the city treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Stephens
Eagles picnic at Mountain View park bids sought
Bids will be received for privileges to operate a restaurant and lunch counter, confectionery and soft drinks at the Eagles picnic at Mountain View Park on Sunday, June 10. Frank A. Daily Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Mountain View Park
Frank A. Daily. Co
Anaconda
Butte
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Rates for Park Transport and Baseball Games
Fare from Anaconda to Mountain View park and return is 25 cents with 50 cent admission to ball games. Children pay 25 cents.
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Anaconda
Mountain View Park
ROW OVER A GIRL
John Perkins a Modesty creek rancher was arrested in this city yesterday on a charge of disturbing the peace. He is accused of going to the home of his daughter Mrs Nick Corish on Dempsey creek to fetch his 15 year old daughter who had run away from home. Perkins claims Parker induced the daughter to run away and had him arrested to keep him away. He was released on a $100 bond for appearance Friday at 8 p.m. before Justice O F E Emerson at Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perkins
Morgan
Deer Lodge
Perkins
Nick Corish
Dempsey Creek
Corish House
Parker
Sam Pramenko
G. W. Parrott
O. F E. Emerson
A Pleasant Drive to Three-Mile House East of Anaconda
A short notice invites readers to enjoy a nice drive or bicycle ride along Stuart Road to the Three-Mile House located east of Anaconda. It highlights a scenic local route for outdoor recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Stuart Road
Train to Helena and return Sunday June 10
Transportation note offering $3 round trip to Helena for Sunday June 10. Train departs at 8 40 a m. Also mentions a base ball game between Anaconda and Helena at Broadwater baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Anaconda
Broadwater Baths
City notices mix sales, meetings, and arrivals
Several city items include H. H. Boomer in Butte on business, A. Crawford of St. Louis and G C Rowan of Omaha registered at the Montana, and United Artisans meet tonight. Marriage licenses issued for Evans and Graham and for Doniich and Bolkovatz. first Mountain View picnic set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. (. Rowan of
Omaha
Montana
A. Crawford
St. Louis
The
H. H. Boomer
Butte
Howard M. Evans
Elsie M. Graham
Mike Doniich
Barbara Bolkovatz
J. J. McGettigan
J. F. Connor
Helena
Thomas F. Courtney
P. J. Brophy
J. H. McCarthy
John McCormick
Rev
Sebastian Dubovich
San Francisco
M. L. Levy
T. F. Richardson
Great Falls
W. O. Walker
G. C. Rowan
H. Alexander
R. Vincent Jellicoe
Herr
A. P. Wakefield
St. Paul
E. F. Berrs
Spokane
B. Bamschmitt
County Treasurer Reports May Receipts and Disbursements
May receipts total 4247.04 with disbursements at 6411.09. Tax and license income comprise most receipts, licenses yielding 2937.25 with 734.27 to state general fund and 146.86 to state bond fund. Treasurer Twohy remitted 935.24 to the state, plus 54.11 state charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twohy
State General Fund
City of Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Wwe Court
Wwe
Dissolution of Frank Foskett & Co partnership in 1900
The partnership between Frank Foskett and Leopold F. Schmidt dissolves by mutual consent as of April 1, 1900, Anaconda Montana. Both partners sign in appreciation to the public for past patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Foskett
Leopold F. Schmidt
Frank Foskett & Co
Anaconda, Mont
On Their Toes as Helena and Anaconda Clash
Helena hosts league leaders Anaconda this afternoon in a highly anticipated game that has town fans buzzing. W B Webb and John R Walkup traveled to Helena with a rumored large bet on the Cabinets, while manager Grim rested his squad after a pre flight. Flynn was released and might join the reorganized Great Falls lineup. Fans also plan to attend the Butte versus Great Falls matchup today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Anaconda
W. B. Webb
John R. Walkup
Grim
Flynn
Great Falls
Butte
Fifty Thousand Letters Praise Mrs Pinkham Remedies
Mrs Pinkham cites a reader from Philadelphia saying she suffered continual headaches backache and a falling uterus yet after using eight bottles she recovered weight from 95 to 140 pounds and feels healthy. The testimonial claims broad success with the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tolle
Hilton St
Philadelphia
McCloskey Named Great Falls Manager Arrives from East
President Lucas reports John J. McCloskey has arrived in Butte from the East to take over Great Falls. Once a Louisville NL manager and Houston Texas League star, he faces an uphill task re forming the Indians and sizing up talent, with work to reorganize the squad after a lengthy journey with the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas
Butte
John J. McCloskey
Great Falls
Great Northern
McCloskey
Indians
Louisville
Houston
Anaconda
Seattle
Clean Game Highlights by Aber and Elrod
The report praises the clean play and notes Professor Aber's base running and Professor Elrod's clever batting. Umpire H. McDonald officiated, ensuring fair action throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aber
Elrod
H. McDonald
Fire in Vacant Shack Sparks Cellar Blaze in Missoula
A still alarm in Missoula at 9:30 a m sent the fire department to 634 Owens street where a fire burned in a cellar of an unoccupied shack owned by Joseph Solomon. The adjacent Jackson family kept the blaze under control by bucket water, while the cause remains uncertain with no occupants seen nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Owens Street
Joseph Solomon
Jackson
Town Plans Grand St Johns Day Celebration in French Town
Missoula June 4 report notes a mass meeting in French town to prepare for St John’s day festivities. Peter Schaffer was elected president Hilar Palin vice president John Cyr treasurer and John Duffy secretary. Organizers aim for the valley’s most satisfactory celebration yet with broad attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Frenchtown
Peter Schaffer
Hilar Palin
John Cyr
John Duffy
Copper City Limited Excursion Tickets For Hamilton
Tickets go on sale effective immediately for the Copper City Limited excursion. A $10 ticket covers board and lodging at Ravalli hotel for Wednesday and Saturday travel limited to Saturday and Monday days. A $20 ticket allows daily travel for seven days with same inclusions at Ravalli hotel in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Copper City
Ravalli Hotel
Annual meeting of the Butte Anaconda & Pacific Railway stockholders
The annual stockholders meeting to elect a board of directors and conduct business will be held at Anaconda Montana in the company office on Tuesday June 5 1900 at 1 o clock p m P M Halloran secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor of
The
Presbyterian Church
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Marcus Daly
M. Donahoe
M. RB
Greenwood
Daly
Donahoe & Greenwood
Patrick Daugherty
Barney McGinley
Mattie McGinley
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
Deer Lodge County
Hayes Marsh purchase and local notices in county records
Western Montana items report Hayes and Marsh buying from Kenneth Ross the bay stallion Bozeman. May receipts at county clerk’s office total 312 dollars. Local health and court notes include multiple deaths and legal actions over water rights in Bitter Root valley Carleton district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes & Marsh
Kenneth Ross
Bozeman
Oscar Larson
Huson and Viner
Keenan
Quartz
Sisters’ Hospital
Larson
Quik
Burgoine and Others Headline Local Passenger List
The list includes Rankin-Joseph Burgoine Alex Burgoine G H Wood and wife Stevensville R J Hoffman Drummond Mrs Couture and child Arlee L H Dayton Stevensville F Dierman Bonita E R Campbell Denver W L Peppard Missoula Miss A Salford Wallace J D Miser and wife Stevensville Jerry Miller Center Call Pa C B Hawkins Stevensville E P Paine St Louis N G Ives Iron Mountain George M Kennedy Butte The Florence W D Stoner F L Skinner Helena N Nelson Denver W K R Bird Butte W B Russell Thompson F W Fisher Spokane The Missoula W H Berry Dan Berry Drummond Mrs A E Ives city M Cramer Stevensville John Fell Clinton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Rankin
Joseph Burgoine
Alex Burgoine
Minneapolis
G. H. Wood
Stevensville
R. J. Hoffman
Drummond
E. P. Paine
St. Louis
N. G. Ives
Iron Mountain
George M. Kennedy
Butte
Florence
W. D. Stoner
F. L. Skinner
Helena
N. Nelson
Denver
W. KR. Bird
W. B. Russell
Thompson
F. W. Fisher
Spokane
Missoula
W. H. Berry
Dan Berry
A. E. Ives
City
M. Cramer
John Fell
Clinton
Opening Game in Missoula Commencement Series
The opening game in Missoula featured a faculty and seniors team against the mechanical engineers. The contest showed good spirit with some kicking, as the faculty pressed to win and earned praise for their effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mechanical Engineers
Property records show deeds filed in Missoula county
Records filed in Missoula June 4 list a deed by Alice B. Sanders and husband transferring lot 15, block 2, South Missoula to F. P. Keith for 1% consideration. A second deed transfers a land parcel near the south end of Higgins Avenue Bridge from M. R. Rutherford to E. A. Winstanley for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Alice B. Sanders
Alice Hendrick
Mcwkinzle
Tenn
F. P. Keith
South Missoula
M. R. Rutherford
E. A. Winstanley
Higgins Avenue Bridge
Parasol Sale Marks Hot Start to June at Copper City
The Big Store reports record sales in the first two days of June as it aims to maintain momentum through month end. A shady parasol is highlighted as essential with options in black white and fancy colors priced from 1.25 to 5.50, plus a Gloria silk 26 inch umbrella at 1.50 and other models up to 5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Slashing Silks On Sale Lot 1 2 4 Lot 3 Noted
A local store advertises silk lots at deep discounts. Lot 1 offers bright yard goods at 42 cents per yard. Lot 2 features spring Latin foulards and printed warp silks previously selling up to 1.75 per yard. Lot 4 discounts one third to 33 1-3 percent on imported waist lengths, making 1.50, 1.17, and 1.50 yard prices respectively.
Tailored Ladies Suits In New Shades And Styles
Tailored suits for ladies and misses offered with new Etons and short jackets in Montana. Prices range from 10 to 40 dollars. All alterations by an experienced fitter. Visit to view the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Novelty Dress Patterns Go On Sale With Deep Discounts
Popular dress goods offer novel patterns at moderate prices. The $10.50 fabrics drop to $7.88, the $12.50 kind to $9.37, and the $15.00 options to $11.25. Colors vary and no two patterns are alike. Act quickly before selection ends.
Linen Crash Skirting Opens Fad of the East
The new linen crash skirting shop titled Fad of the East announces prices reduced from 29 1 2 percent to 25 cents, signaling a sale beginning now.
Sailor Collars and Mixed Cloths Priced Upscale
Prices for sizes 3 to 8 include sailor collars and fancy mixed cloths at 2.95, 3.50, 3.95 and 5.00. These figures indicate a catalog style listing of children's apparel with tiered pricing.
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Anaconda News
John T. Twohy and
Treasur
Bow Dee
Ccnocdee
Pas Eakeune
McDonald
J. T. Twohy
McHugh
Rouneil
O'Leary
Eld
Baseball Mountain View Park
National Union
Tolan Co.'s
McGinley
Co. H. Alexander
Helena ‘S
M.S. Levy of
Walkup’s
Greig's
Crystal Ice Company
J. F. Conner
Goodfriend's
Park Ave
Ollie Adams
Mrs. Haggey
N. ©. Walker
United Artisans
Frank Napton
Welling Napton
Goodfriend’s
Conley, Clague & Colling
Hast Park
St. Mark's Guild
F. M. Brown
E. Sixth Street
Great Northern Railway
Con A. St. Clair
Union Pacific Railroad
Frank P. St. Clair
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Phoenix
B.C
M. A. McLaughlin
J. H. McLellan
First and
Columbia Streets
Seattle, Wash
Neral Headquarters
Northwest
Wil
Natio
Western
Montana News
Notes
Woodside
Melrose
James Houtchens
Geiger
Northport
Wash
Huston Parsons
Parsons
Dr. Crain
W. R. Young
J. M. Dixon
Ellen Pendergrass
Carleton District
Bitter Root Valley
Carleton Creek
Ostetter
Anaconda Copper Mining Co., Lumber Department Manufacturers OF and
Eereaiaoaden Dealers
Hamilton, Mont
Omece
Cor
Arizona
Aluminum
Sheriff's
Henderson
E. Commercial Ave
Bears
CoppEn
J. A. Dragstedt
Hans C, Boe
Hickory
R. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
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