Decree Grants Heagy Release and Temp Alimony Details
The court orders Edgar B. Heagy released from ties and sets temporary alimony and attorney fees in cases including Joseph Tobakas versus Annie Tobakas for divorce filed Oct 11, 1900. The Tobakas plaintiff must pay 40 to the clerk by April 12 and 40 monthly thereafter for the defendant and three children, with 50 for attorney fees. Other actions include guardianship matters, a divorce decree in the Heagy case, and a streetcar timetable note for March works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tobakas
Annie Tobakas
Nettie Stuart
Mabel Jones
Mary FE
Gilbert Et al
Charles E. Butler
Edgar B. Heagy
Nellie L. Heagy
Mary Goforth
M. J. FitzPatrick
New Union Formed by Mill and Smeltermen
President Boyce of the Western Federation of Miners organized a mill and smeltermen union in Anaconda last night in the A. O. H. hall. About 280 workers attended and were enrolled as members. Officers will be elected at a meeting next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Western Federation of Miners
Anaconda
A. O. H. Hall
Sons of Toil
Property transfer in Eastern addition lot 13
Gnose and M L Ginose his wife transfer ownership of lot 13 block 27 Eastern addition to Mrs Mary Horvath all names noted in filing record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Gnose
M. L. Ginose
Mary Horvath
Property Transfers in Anaconda Streamline with Deed Details
The records show Theresa Haltenhoff transferring Lot 6 in Block 108 of Anaconda to William Haltenhoff for 1.00. The document lists consideration, 1,250 dollars, and references the city of Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Anaconda
Theresa Haltenhoff
William Haltenhoff
Extra trains to Carroll and new works begin April first
Published timetable changes take effect April 1 1901 adding six more Carroll daily trips and two mid day runs to the new works with 5 cent fares. On and after March 31 Sunday trains to the new works will run. Brickyard departures listed from 6 15 to 6 25 p m and Main street departures follow two minutes later with corresponding returns from the new works through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
New Works
Main Street
Blatchford Kavanagh Leads Roxey's Boys to Anaconda
Blatchford Kavanagh a renowned baritone soloist from Chicago fronts Roxey's Boys Concert Company as they perform in Anaconda. The acclaimed singer is highlighted as one of the nation’s top baritones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Fie Synurp Co
Califonnia Fig Luxur Co
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Blatchford Kavanagh
Roxey’s Boys
Chicago
Anaconda
Thirty Days for Burns alias Black George
Joe Burns known as Black George was jailed for 30 days after a Tuesday arrest for stealing a wagon whip, perfume from a drug store, and racing books from the Turf Exchange. He was held due to delirium tremens and confined at the county jail for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Burns
Black George
Powers
East Park Avenue
Turf Exchange
Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
Burns
City Notes and Local Ads Spotted in Montana Pages
A miscellany of city items and advertisements notes dances concerts and meetings. Mentions O K store Greigs Park avenue bicycle sales Verberkmoes optician and J L White cleaning services. Includes funeral notices and a police chief speculation denial from Peter Morrow.
How It Happened at Union Beer Hall on Main Street
Special Officer Trudell attempted to arrest a man at 105 Main Street Friday night. Armstrong the night bartender separated the combatants to prevent glass breakage and property damage. The officer obtained a warrant for Armstrong’s arrest and Armstrong posted cash bond for a Justice Quane hearing on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Beer Hall
Main Street
Trudell
Armstrong
Turfman Sentenced in Kentucky Killings
Lexington police court case details two men convicted for killings tied to racing. Richard Nugent, a prominent turfman, received 71 years for the slaying of WKB Maloney, a Lexington saloon keeper, on January 21. Thomas Christian, former bank clerk and race horse trainer, drew life imprisonment for the murder of trainer Frank Verkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Richard Nugent
W KB. Maloney
Thomas Christian
Frank Verkins
Eight Centerville Women Raid Saloons Over Mulet Law Protest
Eight Centerville women led by a man raided three saloons, breaking plate glass and fixtures in two spots. The third proprietor destroyed his own liquor. The group warned dealers to stop selling liquor, alleging noncompliance with the mulet law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Iowa
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Boosted by Drug Stores
Druggists report high demand for Chamberlains Cough Remedy with no stock in town. Testimonials from H Goddard and John T Washburn praise quick relief for colds and croup and prevention of pneumonia. Available at Standard Smith Martin stores in Anaconda with 25 cent samples offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain's
H. Goddard
Edgemont
S&s. Dak
Standard
Smith Drug Store
Martin Drug Store
Anaconda
Chamberlain
John T. Washburn
Gravois Mill
Standard Drug Store
J. E. VanDeusen
Kilbourn
Wis
Nominations Filed for Anaconda April 1901 City Election
The notice lists general city election candidates for Anaconda on April 1 1901 including mayor treasurer police judge and six aldermen across wards. Names appear for the Citizens Labor and Citizens parties with occupations and addresses in Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Anaconda
William Kelliher
East Third Street
Mont
Anacconda
Daniel Dwyer
Park Avenue
John T. Twohy
Elm Street
John J. Wegener
West Third Street
Main Street
William
Haynes
Commercial Avenue
William Morley
Cedar Street
Seve Hor. Vath
East Park Avenue
Henry McManus
East Third
Citizens’ Party
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda News
Democratic City
Dan Dwyer
John J. Walsh
Aledamen
W. C. Haynes
Eee
Steve Howarth
Ney
Mill and Smeltermen
The
Krecord
Imratt
Ani
Wm. McEachran
Oak Street
Dezell
E. Park
George
Greig
O. K
Miss Walker's
Flor de
Baltimore
Verberkmoes
Optician
Hammerslough’e
Greig's
Austrian Hall
A. O. Taylor
Crawford
Leck & Coy's
W. H. Orr
Butte
Marguerite
Gressoart
Hammerslough’'s
S. J. Kafaura
Spokane
Montana
Verberckmoes
Ll. KE. Morrow
Phillipsburg
Greig’a
Knesevich & Berdovich
East Park
Keppler Jewelry Co
Greig’'s
Great Northern Railway
Minheapuis
St. Paul
Hoge & Morley
Wyoming
W. Park
S. Tolan & Co
Missouri
Drew
Ee. W. Clague
A. Marchion
Standard Hall
Peter Hunseth
Fifth and
Alder Streets
J. L. White
Gustav Fischer
New York
Leipsic Conservatory
Meyers
Standard Coal Company
Rock Springs
Park and Chestnut
Con O'Donnell
A. F. Peters
Ed Devine
C. V. Drew
Deborah Rebekah Lodge No. 6
Btanchard Hall
Raymond
L. Morgan, N. G
T. J. Peck
H. B. Magill
Anna
N. J. Conley
L. E. Morrow
Peter Morrow
William M. Kelliher
Methodist Church
Goodfriend’s
Park Ave
Turfmen
MacCallum & Cloutier Wholesale and Retail Grocers
Odson’snaconda
Postoffice
Hart
Odson
Republican Party
Henry W. Stephens
West Fourth Street
City of Anaconda
William W. Harper
Iceman
West Park Avenue
Koay J. Hayes
East Fourth Street
John Nye
Andrew Walles
Mast Park Avenue
Chris Steurnagle
Democratic Party
Fast Third Street
East Sixth Street
Wood Sawyer
Main
East Commercial
Conda
Steve Horvath
Harry McManus
Labor Party
Charles Taylor
Carpente
Douglas Lawson
West Sixth Street
A. P. Flanafan
Walnut” Street
Peter Wade
West Park Street
William C. Haynes
Alexander
Beaudette
Anaconda, Mont
Oopvaaht
Hart, Somatinin & ManeeriCaao
Minstrels
Mecca
G. Field
Arthur Rigby
Tommy Donnelly
Dec Quigley
Pascatel
Paris
Blackford Hros
Locust Street
6Th
Fifth
R. de B. Smith
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Lumber Department
Hamilton, Mont
Cor. Birch and
Front Streets
Wellcome & Peckover
Boyd Bros
Martin Drug Company
Petrus
E. Commercial Ave
Third Judicial District
State of
Daniel R. Beck
Daly County
W. Be Eck
Daniel RK. Beck
A. D. Lu
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