Anaconda to House New National Bank With $100,000 Capital
The comptroller of the currency approves the organization of the Anaconda National Bank in Anaconda with a capital of $100,000. Applicants include T. W. Young H. Wadsworth S. P. Young H. H. Kirby Jr and H. J. Maxfield, all linked to Salt Lake and San Francisco backers. None of the named men are known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wadsworth
S. P. Young
H. H. Kirby, Jr
H. J.maxfield
Anaconda
T. W. Young
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Volunteers Seek Travel Pay For Philippines Return
Returned volunteers of the eighth army corps organize to press Congress for travel pay from the Philippines to their enlistment place. Capt. Phil Greenan and Montana veterans relay appeals as Joseph Meyers notes likely favorable action. If enacted, each private would gain about $60 in rations and pay for travel. officers receive proportional sums, with captains nearing 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Army Corps
Congression de Finetment
Philippines
Phil Greenan
First
Montana
Joseph J. Meyers
The
Society of the Army of the Philippines
Utah
Meyers
Salt Lake
Congress
Luzon
San Francisco
Howard wins bid on Copper property near Helmville
From Butte. Mr. Howard and partners took a bond on a property owned by M. McCormick. They pack tools and provisions as miners report rich copper ore at Blue Grouse. Blackfoot mill runs on Galena lode ore. A large black bear was shot by Manly's sheep herder. J. W. Geary goes to Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helmville
Howard
Butte
M. McCormick
Laherty
Blackfoot
Galena Lode
Mr. Manly
J. W. Geary
Deer Lodge
August Flower Promises Relief for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
An advertisement claims to ease dyspepsia and liver issues affecting most Americans. It lists symptoms such as heartburn and sick headache and promotes August Flower for 75 cents with two doses claimed to help. The notice cites Green's Prize Almanac and local Missoula and Anaconda druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Missoula Drug Company
Missoula
Mont
Community Notes From Helena To Ovan Do And Beyond
Wednesday plans include visiting Mrs Geary and the children. Dr Howie recently in Helena for medical board duties. Howard Goodfellow visited from Ovan Do. Tim Harrigan launches a nation store linked to his barber shop. The Young Ladies Social club resumes for winter. Farmers begin rounding up cattle.
Theodora at Margaret Theater Stars Brune Company
The Brune company headlines a Margaret Theater engagement with Sardou's Theodora praised for ornate stage pictures and Minnie Tittell Brune's star turn. The piece notes set pieces, music by Mrs Brune, and the strong supporting cast detailing Byzantium inspired scenes and audience reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence M. Brune
Margaret Theater
Sardou
Theodora
New York
New York Journal
Minnie Tittell Brune
Brune
Mosque of
St. Sophia
Byzantium
Tamyms
Hippodrome
Andreas
Hall of the Apostles
Justinian
Stuart Robson
Robson
Mr. Robson
Maclyn Arbuckle
Russ Whytal
Dorothy Rossmore
Eatelle
Fanny Davenport
Estelle Carter
Maxine Elliott
King of the Opium Ring at the Margaret
A Margaret performance last night offered King of the Opium Ring a melodrama with little redeeming value. The cast largely underperformed in character roles, though some specialties shone. Pelot delivered a novel juggling act and the Schrode brothers impressed with tumbling and new feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelot
Schrode Brothers
Postmaster Advised To Call For Unclaimed Letters
List of names of men women and foreign names with many spellings included as unclaimed letters. Persons calling for the above letters will please say advertised. J C English Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men—Dele Allen
F. Brant
James Bailey
John Brennan
F. Brittinges
M. Brighan
F. B. Brown
Fred B. Brown
Walter Broderick
J. S Butler
Fad Barnes
Mildred Clark
Phil Conlan
Earl Conrad
Valentine Cordova
William Corkran
Robert &. Conn
Henry C. Cosens
E. Ff. Coyningham
Virgie Culbertson
DD. W
Pete Deckton
Paul Divita
D. I. Doney
James Dunningan
Charles Farber
Jacob Talbein
H. F. Findley
Robert Glenard
Peter Griffin
J. W. Senderson
Terry Hogan
Jimmie Hubbel
Marion Jessen
W. E F. Jonans
W. Kerr
Nick Miles Lawrin
Tomas Miles
P. J. Murphy
Frank MctGregor
P. Murray
Herman My
Jennie Evans
D. Gray
Eva Marcues
Irene Moore
K. McManeman
G. T. Parks
T. Wheeler
Gertrude White
George Wood
Tilda Bengsen
William Beninger
Malock Brasley
Tone Bryan
Thomas L. Carson
Joseph Coerish
Mile Capucchia
Niko Puro Dulesich
Andrew Larsen Hetsem
John Jacob
Ida Karlson
Per Larson
Reward Offered for Hay Burns in Deer Lodge Valley
A $250 reward is offered by stockmen in the lower Deer Lodge valley for the arrest and conviction of anyone who burned the hay on eight Beck’s ranch on September 15 or on Christofferson’s ranch on October 3. The reward also applies to any person caught in the act of burning hay or destroying property in the valley in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Deer Lodge Valley
Beck
Christofferson
Meat Market Sold. Accounts Settlement Ongoing
Notice states the meat market at 412 EF Park avenue has been sold to Wenger & Bourbon niere. The sellers continue in meat business at 19 Main street and urge all amounts due to be settled. Walker & Gibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Wenger & Bourbonniere
Main Street
Walker & Gibbs
Western Montana Firemen Praised For Hosting Convention
W A Collins and Frank Fitzgerald attended the State Firemen's association annual convention in Missoula. Delegates praised Missoula hospitality and city officials, with mayors presenting welcome addresses and city keys. The Bitter Root valley tour included Hamilton and Bitter Root stock farm, where delegates received Bitter Root apples and fruits. Fitzgerald spoke on organizing private fire departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Collins
Lower Works Fire Department
Frank Fitzgerald
Missoula
State Firemen’s Association
Chief Walling
Association
Hamilton
Bitter Root Valley
Shannon
Bitter Root
A. C. M. Company
Fitzgerald
Lower Works
Range War in the Antelope Basin Escalates
In Antelope basin west of Anaconda and across the Granite county line, sheep men and cattle men clash over range rights. Masked men seized Buhler’s sheep near his Antelope ranch driving them toward Philipsburg while Buhler and Louis Haspelt helped repair fences. Buhler vows to continue herding sheep amid rising tensions as the placer mining season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antelope Basin
Anaconda
Granite County
Philipsburg Mail
John Buhler
Buhler
Philipsburg
Rupp & Greenbeck
August Greenbeck
L. C. Degenbart
Fastern
Montana
Antelope
Louis Haspelt
Willow Creek
Sensational City Council Session Promised
Tonight's council meeting is expected to feature formal graft charges against Patrolman Gordon related to the women of ill fame in the badlands. A push to move the matter to immediate full council trial faces opposition from the police committee. Gordon plans to present affidavits accusing his superiors of graft and to defend himself amid multiple contentious items on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Drunken brawl and arrests fill city night
Police allege Gilbeau broke into a Swede’s trunk, stole a revolver, and fired it. Officers O'Brien and Barkovich jailed Frank Sutherland and Charles Moon for lingering around houses of ill fame. A Japanese railway worker from Stuart was found with drinkables, bailed for $19, and sent back to the red light district. the name Ware Igalaro was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Gilbeau
Barkovich
Frank Sutherland
Charles Moon
Stuart
Red Light
City notices and shop ads mix in Anaconda shopping scene
Local items list social events at Turner hall including a masquerade on Nov 13 and a musicians social on Oct 8. Advertisements promote Flor de Baltimore cigars, Strain’s department store fall goods, and 46 inch muslin at C C D store. Also noted are a moving optician, new office for J W Colline, and a coal firm relocation at 209 Main Street opposite Montana hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anacond C Coal Company
Main Street
Montana Hotel
Diamond Coal
Rock Springs
Montana
Special Session Called by Deer Lodge County Board
The Deer Lodge county commissioners order a special session for October 12, 1901 at the courthouse in Anaconda. Items include awarding a heat and plumbing contract for the poor farm, paying contingent poor bills, tax collection actions, correcting assessment rolls, and organizing a county board of health with governing rules. County Clerk Phil Greenan notes the term and seals the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
Heatcoe
A. M. Walker
M. Martin
Board of Commissioners
State of Montana
Ansconda
Phil Greenan
Anaconda
Mont
County Hospital
Anaconda Store Bets Low Prices and Weekend Events
Gladsome surprises await shoppers at Strain's Department Store with the lowest prices across all departments. Andrew Millock from the lower works smelters is hospitalized at St. Ann's with a painful burned hand from a Saturday incident. injuries are not serious. Musicians' social is set for Tuesday at Turner Hall. admission 50 cents. Reverend Alfred Brown departs for San Francisco to attend a church general convention for about a month. Listed names include several residents of Butte and Anaconda, with various addresses and affiliations. In racing news, Kilmarnock II wins the Prix au Conseil Municipal at Long Champs, Johnny Reiff aboard, with Jacobite second and La Camargo third. Eleven raced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Millock
Lower Works
St. Ann’s Hospital
Alfred Brown
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Paris
William C. Whitney
Kilmarnock
ILI
Johnny Reiff
Long Champs
Jacobite
la Camargo
Pugilists Arrested After Rowes On Main Street
Police court reports John Waters Italian Jim and John Brown were drunk and fought in a near Front and Main street melee. Officer Marchion towed them to city hall, while Joe Gilbeau faces jail on charges of firing a revolver within city limits and disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waters
Jim
John Brown
Marchion
Joe Gilbeau
Anaconda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda News
Anaconda National Bank
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington
News OF
Robson In
King of
Bitter Root Ranch
Didson
Columbia
Oak Street
West Park
East Commercial
Spruce Street
Sth
6Th
R. de B. Smith
Anaconda, Montana
JEWEL
Jewel Stoves Ranges
Caer Ce
R. Rochester
Butte, Mont
W. R
Black Eagles Social
Turner Hall
Miss Walker
Flor de
Baltimore
R. & Tolan
Rossner
Short’s Music Store
Electric Light and Foundry
Strain’s
J. H. Knauss, Jr
Butte Brewing Company
Thas
J. W. Colline
L. F. Verberkmoes
Optician
Lonsdale
CC. O. D
B. A. & P. Railway
Wa. m
SB Train
Charles V. Douglass
Hot Springs
Ark
Strain’s Department Store
C. W. Steeles
C. E. Meteger
Greenberg
W. H. Orr
Louis Streppens
J. F. Boardman and Wife
J. D. Reece
H. F. Fields
Omaha
W. H. Wraight
B. F. Posey
W. EF. Kiauser
Chicago
PD. Kaufman
J. Hennessy
W. J. Walsh
F. W. Wood
Dayton
Ohio
Dezeil
Kilmarnock II
Copper City
Madame Idaline
Idaline
Copper City Commercial Co
W. J. Sherburne
East Park
IXL
Anaconda, Mont
Police Court
Tates
J. W. Mehargue
Lood Doison
Tost
Cook Medical CO
Curtis ST
Denver
Colo
Anaconda Mostana
Mir. and
Mrs. Brune
Presensing
Mammoth Scenic Production
Smith
Anaconda Montang
Bertie, the Lamb
Bronson Howard
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