Brobeck Neat Sum Raised at Three Halls
A crowded display of sales items accompanies a community fundraising event by the Bulle Musicians' union in Butte. Receipts fell short of targets as crowds filled Renshaw Hall, Auditorium, and Miners’ Union venues during three simultaneous dances aimed at aiding soldiers in Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulle Musicians’ Union
Bulle
Manila
Butte
Main Street
Renshaw Hall
Miners’ Union Alsa
Howe
Neal
Musicans' Union
Notice to Creditors Herbert H Carder Estate Montana
Susie A Y Carder administratrix of Herbert H Carder deceased gives notice to creditors to present claims within four months after the publication. The claim forms must be filed at E G Howell law office in Butte Montana. Dated March 29 1899 in Silver Bow County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Finnegan
Ind
Merrhers
Hig Nitive
Warte
Montana
Sliver Tow
Herbert
Carder
Howie Hlas
Aehors
E.G. Howell
Thee Hive Dock
Butte City
Kald Estate
Silver Bow
State of
Susie A. Y. Carder
Herbert Hi. Carder
Buttte City
Y M C A Meeting Invites Public Support April Ninth
The Young Men's Christian Association calls a meeting on Sunday afternoon April 9 at 4 o clock at 1142 West roadway. Rev J L Albritton will speak on plans to elevate community vitality through reading rooms a gymnasium and moral growth opportunities. Public cooperation is urged to learn more and support the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Hille
J. L. Albritton
Court Orders Sheriff to Effect Writ Return
Judge Clancy intervenes as Odho J T Wines fails to comply with a writ of assistance. McHutton moves to strike Wines’ returns and to issue a peremptory writ compelling sheriff to serve the writ, return it by Monday morning. The judge warns the sheriff and county attorney of consequences and adjourns for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Odho
J.T. Vines
Mr. Wines
McHutton
Sayin
Court Noted in Walkerville Pinene Case and City Worker Mention
Court proceedings titled Adolph Pinene and a city street department worker featured a claim of cashing a warrant at a discount and alleged short change. The record mentions a deputy county attorney Aley and a judge or court setting in Walkervallz with references to other individuals and unnamed charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aley
Tetas
Adolph Pinene
Tn Pist
Walkervallz
Toultyaedern Belt
Eninney Nf
Tie
Alrey
Man Pleads Guilty To Two Charges After Disturbance
Before Judge Ferrell Wilson also known as Dan Williams pled guilty to two counts of assault and battery and carrying a concealed weapon. The incident followed a disturbance at Little Terrace in which Wilson, reportedly intoxicated, struck George Beauchamp with a revolver as Charles was nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Dan Williams
Ferrell
Local arrest ends with jewelry haul and multiple fines
Police arrested Wilson after a confrontation and found a substantial jewelry stash on him including a lady’s gold watch, a diamond ring worth about $100, and other trinkets. He claimed Denver origin but admitted otherwise. Judge Ferrell tried him on multiple offenses. John Boyles pled guilty to fast driving and paid a $5 fine. Pat Smith and Thomas Dalta were fined for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Denver
Blodgett Arrested Over Perjury Charge In Boston Montana Case
George A. Blodgett was arrested on perjury charges after a warrant by John MacGinniss of Montana Ore Purchasing Co. alleging he lied about seeing Judge Clancy at Frank Thursday’s wholesale liquor location. Blodgett claimed he was there. MacGinniss denies it. He was held at the county jail then posted bail and awaits a hearing next week. Grand Spring Opening and souvenir event advertised by Gorden-Lewis Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Blodgett
Supreme Court
Boston & Montana
John MacGinniss
Montana Ore Purchasing Co
Blodgett
Clancy
Frank
MacGinniss
Mr. Frank
Whatley
St Lawrence Fair Appeals for Donations in Centerville
The St Lawrence church fair at Centerville opens Monday evening at Miners Union Hall and runs through Saturday with two matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. A closing feature will be held Monday evening at the Rand Hall, Heth Miners Union Hall and Hiberesa Hall. Donations are urged and should be sent to the Miners Union Hall on Monday evening April pre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence Church
Cencerville
Miners’ Union Hall
Monay
Rand
Heth Miners Union Hall
Hiberesa Hall
Centerville
Min- Union Hall
Welladay
Not A Bankrupt Denial By Charles D Curtis
Charles D Curtis denies asking partner AF Mahan to file a bankruptcy petition for him. Curtis says Mahan’s claim that Curtis was a partner in his bankruptcy proceedings is false. Most debt listed by Mahan was incurred before the partnership with Curtis formed. Curtis asserts no partnership to Mahan’s proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neval
Charles D. Curtis
AF. Mahan
Mahan
Mr. Curtis
Mr. Mahan
New Church Building Planned By Methodist Episcopal South
At the quarterly conference the Methodist Episcopal church South decided to build a handsome place of worship with plans more elaborate than expected. The subscription committee shifted from a modest structure to a fancy one, costing about 10000 dollars. Also, a reward is offered for information aiding the recovery of stolen goods from Newman and Pinkston tailors at 34 West Broadway. A 10 cent social is held at the TO. G. T. hall by the W. I. C. tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Newman & Pinkston
West Broadway
Late Anaconda Locals suit over football gate receipts
Emerson and seventeen other plaintiffs, all members of the Anaconda football team, sue KP Williams Co. in district court claiming $150 gate receipts from a Butte versus Anaconda game were not turned over. Williams works for the SRL Prag Co. and the funds were applied to another account. Two 18-year-olds from Butte left home. Chief Patree White is seeking them. Gordon-Lewis Co advertises spring souvenirs. drift to Omaha noted via Burlington route. Dr Wix mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Atacon Football Tem
K.P. Williams
Paul Brooks
Mute
Patree White
Descriptive ad pasted with varied products and prices
Local ad copy promotes whiskey priced at 100 per half gallon and 2/0 per bottle. It also mentions wine and cigars with invitations to inspect stock and learn prices. The language and spelling reflect historical OCR style with fragmented phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Merlyh
ToentueRy
Local Ads and Notices From Brier City Scene
A jumble of listings recalls a Brier city page with vendors and services. Mentions Ceylon tea Tisseras package, piano tuner in Montana, Silver Bow Harness Shop, Harvard block prices, Fair Drug and Assay Supply, Nobles City Drug Store lamp trial, and a funeral service for E B Fox at Taebell’s undertakers. Also notes Gordon Lewis Co opening Strong in months ahead with a grand spring event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisseras
Montana Music
Pameane
Silver Bow
Mcstudio
North Main Peters
Harvard Block
West Miss V
Reasonab Chemicals and Assayers
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
E Park Street
Renshaw Hall
Montana
Nobles City Drug Store
East Park St
E. B. Fox
Taebell
Wilson seeks five thousand dollars in damages
Wilson sues Josie Foley and Mary Kane in district court for five thousand dollars claiming breach of a real estate sale contract. He says a $40 note was paid and a bargain with a man named Latte was broken, leading to losses when the property on East Granite Street was not conveyed. The claim centers on alleged misdealings and withheld payment after a failed sale arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TG. Wilson
Josie Foley
Mary Kane
Mary
Miss Foley
Granite Street
Latte Ji Aniconda
Wilson
Tol Te Tate
Liste
Snd
Mire Potey
Bin
Wilkins Leaves for Three Month Visit to Wyoming Friends
Mrs TF Wilkins departs today for a three month visit to friends in Ryan Fort Wy with Hon BJ Pine a Heaverhead county official and former resident of Butte who has long lived in the city. He reports a bright mining outlook in Mayisen county and predicts continued activity amid the rising prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkins
Ryan
Pine
Heaverhead
Butte
Fine
Mavissen
Ruby Tent Members Meet At Cut Dian Institute Hall
Members of Ruby Tent Ne and B OO TM are called to gather at the Cut Dian Institute hall on Hamilton streets at 2 PM for the funeral of Siv Kajsht Pow i. Paxnbun Su Riel Com p Lewis Knight.
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Ruby Tent Ne
BOO
Hamilton
Paxnbun
Lewis
Knight
Military Wiltunder the ene Jor ve of the Meagher Gallardsy
Thichart Ithinehart announces a cind military event near the Meagher Gallardsy to be held at the Ana fort tim eate in April. The parade includes the Grau and St Patrick’s Pearcehont, with plans for tributes to Thomas Francis Mocs and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meagher Gallardsy
St. Patrick
Amd Pit Tielpat
Dea
Hall Commensaat
Einoluntents Ani Mineey Fearne
Thomas Francis Mocs
Private Lacon of Shil Wanted in The Piston Club Ad
Classified fragment shows a private lacan notice seeking sale or service, mentioning payments of 89 000 and 1 000 at various addresses with references to new hor hov Huliling. Also lists routes, venues like Opera House, and names such as Merl Me and Gaglori, with scattered nautical and railway terms and incomplete contact lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Lynch & Taeietur
Id New Hor Hove Huliling
Detroit cruiser sails for Port Limon and Bluefields
The Detroit departed Laguayra for Port Limon Costa Rica to receive navy guidance on its route as tensions rise over Nicaraguan actions. If conditions worsen the ship will proceed to Bluefields while the United States vows to resist extortion against American merchants. In Pittsburg a steel shafting association discussed a price advance averaging about 5 percent, noting no formal price cartel but a gentlemen’s informal agreement governing trade.
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Washington
Tetroit
Laguayara
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Navy Department
Aetea
Torres
Detroit
Nicaragua
Bluefields
Americus
Pittsharys
Association of Steel Shafting Manufacturers
Dropping Out Amid Odd Race Rumpus at Grand Central Palace
Fragmentary OCR details a chaotic event at Grand Central Palace with unclear participants and outcomes. Names appear garbled, mentioning Meg Nein and Day Tadds Alek among others. The report notes only two remained and hints at a ceremony or result involving a group labeled Watmo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gots Vane
Grand Central
Watmo
Alek
Dentsey
Editor Griffin Shot in Titly Review Office
Editor O G Dee shot and mortally wounded Titly Review editor Griffin in Maryville Maine today. The incident occurred as Griffin was preparing to print the issue, Griffin a renowned figure in Northern Mississippi journalism, died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryville
Ean Grifin
Titly Review
O. G. Dee
Grifin
Fragmentary OCR Update from a Local Dispatch
The legible portions report a brief note on personnel or events with scattered names and places. Details are incomplete and no clear outcomes or dates are discernible. The text hints at a formal or military context but preserves few concrete facts.
Market prose and figures amid April financial notes
The text outlines money, bonds and market trends with references to demand, prices, and various instruments. It mentions yields, deposits, and pricing shifts, alongside disrupted phrases about April activity and financial indicators. The passage reads as a garbled OCR of a stock market summary with scattered entities and numbers.
Powdered Copper Discovery Sparks Mining Battle in Nome
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a copper discovery and mining conflict near a town. It mentions names like Prince, Notley, and Clara, with references to a mining and milling operation, local officials, and a court or meeting. The readability is poor and critical details are unclear, but the core event appears to center on a copper find and ensuing dispute among parties and authorities.
Forfeiture notice linked to Green Copper Jode claim, Montana
The notice warns Charles Colbert and Mary B Campbell and their heirs that the expended sums of 100 dollars in 1887 and 100 dollars in 1898 were for annual labor on the Green Copper Jode mining claim in Summit Valley, Silver Bow County Montana, as required to hold the lode claim. failure to contribute may result in loss of property within 90 days of service or publication. The record also includes a March 1899 notice of Montanan partnership Patrick McCarthy and Henry D Connell of McCarthy Connell, boot and hardware dealers in Butte, with notarial acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colbert
Mary B. Campbell
Summit Valley
Silver Bow Country
Montana
Silver How County
United Shires
William Burton
Laird
Ty Crangle
Wipierspoon
A. D
Cartfiatiz
McCarthy & Cornell
McCanthy & Connell
Whitetate
Gereon
Madi Stroot
Butte
Silver Row County
State of Montana
Mclvathy & Connell
Patrick McCarthy
Butte City
Silver Bow County
Henry D. Connell
Silverny Veanty
A. Dy
Sivte
Silver
Hefurs
Dfenry Od
Connell
Aye
Pers
Milnes
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Brobeck
Swift's Empire
Holtman House
Musicians’ Union Entertainment
Broadway
GLASS
Kennedy’s
Kennedy Furniture CO
Notich TO
Uns
Collins
Thomas
Ld, Leahey
Will
Theodore Tie
Effey
Chiney
Pieave
Westanes
Gorden-Lewis Co
ST. Lawrence Fair
TO. G. T. Hall
Gordon-Lewis Co
Morch
Tartte
Omaha
Burlington Rente
Dr. Wix
N. Main St
Thos. F. Courtney
City News
Brier
Thichart—Ithinehart
Jehart—Fainehare
Fuelinston
Ron Hallv
St. Joseph
Merl
le Bly Gaglori
Petit
Wihrnet Fitak
Hon Oe
Anita Apfianlliy
Warren
Wee Mara
Lacan
Shi
Wovern Teambbe
Noel
Twn
Telte
Tt M Sen
Wntmmvemaas
Ry Coy
Hes
Alwiye
Wid
Bagenburger Avat
W. Park, Butte, Tela
Moscow
Money and Trend
Stenny
Sasha
SNP
LSS
New Yarke
Sony
Otto
Wookiy
Fo Prednen
Ubei
Wes
Corm
Ari S. Piberewenies
Revoval of
Prince 1
Peach OS Pse
Ee Dee Thon Mining and Mul
Notley
Shen Thal
Clara Rentdanny
Foreris
Siaihogd
Ita
Malu
A. A
D. M. Newbey Drug Cc
Bobs Dane
Bulse City
Mem
Will Kk. Quartas
Stete
Eures
Weeee
Tiadyan
Ict
MULAN
Dean
Lue
Tours
Wortman
Retiiedtina Feta
Witl
Ales Tersditches
Anas
Tor
Nike
Rudy
Tien
Rentea
Pere
Ecuck
Ganpany
South Braatway
Hudyan Remedy CO
South Broadway
Los Angeles
Cal
Market
Ellis Streets
San Francisco
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