Local News From Livingston March 31 1900s
Livingston Montana reports a smallpox case in a resident named Colpitts with a first city appearance and county readiness. Ward politics note D A McCaw named alderman candidate. Bonfiel and Hamilton plan a May 1 move to Harvard building. Mining firm McGinnis Mining formed to develop Cooke City lodes. A HB Owen to Toluca for railway extension work. Sheriff Beller receives a buffalo robe gift from Robert Edgar of Gardiner. Geyser Bab robe, once owned by Petonka Sioux, ends up with the robe’s 20-year history.
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Livingston
Mont
Toberison
Colpitta
Pease
Peter Dooley
Mr. Colpitts
Frank Beller
Robert Edgar
Gardiner
Petonka
Fire call and NP improvements in Billings rail yard
News from Billings Montana on April 1 1900 reports a morning fire in the ten dromen district soon contained. Northern Pacific executives and staff like H N Kennedy and Palmer arrive to oversee ongoing improvements including 150 workers and 60 Italians laying track. Yard expansion aims to rival major western hubs, with a new freight depot and a large wool warehouse under construction by Tubbs Hard & Co. The piece also covers a local bike road race, minor accidents, and various local residents and business dealings.
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Billings
Mont
Ten Demain
Alear
Northern Pacific
Paul
Tacoma
Fargo
Bismark
Heleng
Butte
Missoula
Spokane
Ofteen Wen
Destruction of Megura Yerkes & Fell Factory at Tacoma
News from Tacoma reports the Megura Yerkes & Fell factory in the Pacific valley destroyed by fire last Wednesday. Losses cited include approx five thousand dollars in machinery and about one thousand in manufactured stock. The plant had just started in January producing patent spilt pulleys. Local figures note insurance coverage was incomplete and speculate on coast trade impact.
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Bozeman
Tacoma
Pacific Valley
Megura, Yerkes & Fell
The
Chronicle
Fred Harris
Exulderman-Pef-Thie Elty
Yia
Dillon Busy Week with Bank Moves and Visits
Dillon reporters note a flurry of activity with bank staff changes at the State and First National banks, resignations and new appointments, including Harry Gilbert and A B R Jacobs. Visitors include J F Cox, William Roe and wife, and Dr M A Miller’s daughter Flora, plus a school caucus nominating three new trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gilbert
State Bank
First National Bank
EK. J. Bowman
Dillon High School
Trug- Lees
Best
Featherly
Melton
Dr Pierce’s fast-acting tonic for aging men
Fragmented OCR text mentions age reversal concepts and a tonics claim by a doctor named Pierce. It references digestion, nutrition, and assimilative organs, with unclear traits about making old men young. The passage lacks coherent facts or identifiable events.
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Aristas
Dr. Pierce
Northern Pacific Sleeper Cars on Night Train Route
Report describes sleeping cars on the Northern Pacific line operating the Pelimean Standard sleeper train from Anseonds to St Paul and St Louis. Two sleeping cars run on the night train from Anssonda and Battey via Bulings and Darlington to St Louis and one car to St Paul, with charges between these points.
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Northern Pacific
Anseonds
St Paul
St Louis
Anssonda and
Battey Jone
Bulings
Darlington
Mining Application Notice in Stevens and Silver Bow Counties
Mining office notices reveal Henry R and Michael A Donahue of Butte Montana filing for 1474.5 feet on Spoknmhe lode in Silver Bow and Jefferson counties along with Alfred N Not Patterson et al filing for 37.28 acres across Long Pilgrim and Rose Bud lodes in Silver Bow county. Descriptions include corner points, bearings, and official survey numbers, with postings dated January 1900 and February 1900 and references to unorganized mining districts.
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GTL
United States Lend Office
Helena
Montana
Henry R
Michael A. Donahue
Butte
Bilver How
Jefferson Counties
Thie
Spollowa
Towit
Bitv
Ludes
North
Levey Mo
Mares Elien Lade
Jami Morphy
Jamie Lade
Harry Dyer
Besar
George
Greene
Stevens
Mon
Alfred N. Not Patterson
Joseph L. F. Gervais
Linn H. Giard
Bul Speer
John Lindsay
Francon X
Long Pilgrim
Silver Bow County
Minms
Estate of Patrick Doyle notice and Butte business formation
In the district court of the second judicial district of Montana Silver Bow County notice is given for the probate of Patrick F Doyle deceased with hearing set April 7, 1900 at 2 pm in Butte for administration with will annexed. Also J W Morris & Co. formed as a partnership for merchandise in Butte, March 1900, filed March 20 1900.
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District Court of the
Second Judicial
Montana
Silver Bow
Patrick F. Doyle
Butte
James Dolan
Aft
Clinton C. Clark
James F. Wilkins
State OF Montana
Silver
Duin W. Morris
George TF. Forsythe
State of
Fim
J. W. Morris & Co
District Court
Second Judicial District
Rilger How
Charles W. Carlton
Eas
Court House
Butte City
Wald Charien W. Carlton
Los
Towits
Public Debt Shows March 1900 Balances and Surplus
Washington April 2 The monthly statement of the public debt shows as of March 1 1900 the debt less cash in the treasury at 1 113 266 368 a decrease for March of 46 629 701 This report itemizes interest bearing debt non interest bearing notes and certificates plus cash reserves and net cash balance It also notes March receipts of 48 726 837 and expenditures of 328 880 271 resulting in a monthly surplus of 16 588 566 and details coinage and national bank circulation figures for the period.
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Washington
A. Dpr
Treasury
United States
Emmand
War Department
Navy Department
Mint
United Oe
Spring Madrigal of Hearts and Housing Hints
A Chicago Times-Herald verse notes a young man’s spring romance contrasted with a maiden’s feathered preferences and a married woman’s daily house-hunting. It hints at flirtation, cost of decorations from ten to twenty five dollars per wing, and weariness of city life.
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Chicago
Timen-Herald
Limited Riches and Odd Fragments From Detroit Journal
A fragmented Detroit Journal item showcases odd quotes and miskeyed phrases with mentions of avarice dreams, a Chief Imp, and Satanic Majesty. The text weaves surreal lines and lacks clear events, names, or dates, leaving a collage of perplexing headings and stray fragments.
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Detroit Journal
Notary AcknowledgmentFragment in Silver Bowl County
Lewis P Forestall Notary Public in Silver Bowl County Montana states J W Morris and George Foraythe appeared to acknowledge execution of a document. Names subscribed and acknowledged before him with his official seal.
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Lewis P. Forestell
J. W. Morris
George
Lewis P. Foreatall
Silver Bowl County
Montana
Notice for Patent Mining Claim Mountain Chief and Blackwell
Public notice filed in Helena Montana March 27 1900 by Mountain Chief and Blackwell Consolidated Mining Co of Butte represented by Guy L Reed for 1031.5 linear feet of the Golden Crown Lode in Jefferson county. The claim covers 14.21 acres with 0.59 acres in conflict with Evening Star lode and is recorded in Jefferson county book 47 lodes page 442. Adjoining claims include Bur No 2811 Homestake lode and Blackwell lode. First publication March 28 1900.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Mountain Chief and Blackwell Consolidated Mining Company
Butte
Guy L. Reed
Golden Crown Lode
Homestake
Diatelit
Jefferson County
Towip No
Tange
Recorder of
Chester A. Congdon
Kate L. Cobban
Evening Star
William P. Wall
Notice in Bankruptcy Against Samuel Nixon in Montana District
In the matter of Samuel Nixon a bankruptcy petition is filed by Western Wagon and Grain company and others. The district court at Butte Montana orders Nixon to appear on the ath day of April 1900 to answer the petition and seek bankruptcy adjudication. Returnable 15 days after issued with a 10 day response window.
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District of Montana
United States of America
Samuel Nixon
United States of District Court of America
Butte
Western Wagon and Grain Company
Hiram Knowles
Ac Butte
Thia
A. D
Bankrupt Notice in Montana District Court
Samuel Nixon Lemuel Nixon and James Lott co merchants of Sliver City Mercantile company face bankruptcy petition in the district court of the United States, Montana. The court orders Nixon to appear in Butte on April 28, 1900 to answer the petition filed by Young Bros. and others. Returnable 16 days after issued. Attested by Clerk W Sproule and deputies with attorneys Sanders and Sanders among those listed.
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District of Montana
United States of America
Samuel Nixon
Samuel M. Nixon
Lemuel W. Nixon
James F. Lott
Sliver City Mercantile Company
bank+ rupts
District Court of
Butte
Young Bros
Hiram Knowles
J. W. Uberman
Ieee
Camp Creek
Silver Bowl
Montana
United States
Alias summons in Walkerville justice court
The Justice's Court Walkerville Montana requires Johny Cadieux to appear at 42 West Daly Street Walkerville in Silver Bow County on Friday April 27 at 2 PM to answer a complaint for twenty four dollars and seventy six cents balance due for goods wares.
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Justice's Court
Walkerville
Silver Bow
Montana
J. M. Lewis
T. P. Fitsmaurice
Ya. Johny ‘Cadieux
Eby
Te Lewin
Daly Street
Walkerville Township
County of Silver Bow
State of Montana
Divorce and property auctions shadow Montana district court
A court summons and divorce action cites Hiatthe Barrenstein for desertion starting Oct 16 1898. Notices announce sale of Charles W Carlton estate land in Silver Bow by administrator Frank Hoonery with cash terms and court confirmation.
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D. A. McCaw
Wm. Moffitt
Eel ‘ Bonfiell && Hamilton
Miles Block
Harvat
Cooke City
McGinnis Mining Company
Pante
Gotalan
A. HB
Owen
Toluca
Nlure
Cody City
Burlington Railway
News OF the State
H. N. Kennedy
Atlanta
Red Lodge
I Mitler
Glendive
Biings
Milley
Palmer
Aupet
Northern Pacific Railroad
City
Tha Waa
Dersone
Montana Avenue
Firat Nacional Bank
Yegen Bros
Geo. Saule
el SnaSe
Philip Burch
Story
T. P. McDonald
Mr. McDonald
Park County
W. A. Clarke
Bridner
McDonald
L. D.howard
West Gallatin Basin
Colonel Fitch
K. J. Cater
Charles Ancony
Salesville
Arthur McIntosh
Bogeman
Fle
North End
Inter Mountain
Cup
Inter Mauntain
Bisa
Boreman
Sint the
Boseman
Bright Daily
Ben
Story Mill
William Roe
California
T. B. Craver
Medicine Lodge
Flora
A. BR. Jacobs
Leonard Ehelie
Tom Mulvaney
B. F. White
W. 8. Pyle
Cox and Pyle Bank Runicy
Tewnee
Blanche Miller
Katier
M. A. Miller
Jo City
KR. P. Smith
M. E. Church
Twin Bridges
Wilder Nutting
R. T. Stevens
Salt Lake
Chas. Karren
J. Hirachman
Marysville
Tdalia
W. B. Mills
Misa Lucy Grannia
John Hirech
EH. J. Bowman
Dillon National Bank
Dillon
Louts
H. Harper
U. 8
Ghorge D, Greene
Register
John W. Morris, George L Forsythe
Ver Si’fhia
Earth
Rey
George D. Greene
M. I. Baker
Ibpomona
EO. W. Sproul
T. B. GT Rphens
Geo. W. Sproule
T. B
Secuaor
W. 2B. Garrell
J. M. Hinkle
R. L. Clinton
Sarders & Handera
J. L
M. Wines
W. A. Pennigton
Ubpohna
W. Sproule
T. H. Rrphane
Geo
Justice of the Peace
Peter Barrenstein
Platium
Hiatthe Barrenstein
Teagan
Ald
Clinton C. Clatuk
John B. Metleman
United States Oficial Survey
T. G
R. W
Charles Carlton
Benjamin Casebeere
Barnard
Siiver Bow County
Ward Court
Frank H.‘Oonery
Charles ‘W. Cartton
Wallace M. L. D
Batter Moat
Sianuary
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