Robbery report and church notices mix in Meaderville city page
A man named M Ferguson claimed he was held up at gunpoint near the Thistle saloon, losing $162 and a gold watch with a broken chain, describing a pistol threat. Ferguson and his wife said the incident was not a fake, and officers investigated Meaderville for a suspect named Anderson who owed him $150. The page also contains church announcements for Swedish Evangelical Lutheran, Unity M.&C., Grace M.F., Mountain View Methodist, and Scandinavian Independent churches with service times and activities.
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M. Ferguson
Unil
Thistle
Pkice
Levy
Dawson
Murphy
John Anderson
Anderson
Meaderville
Boston and Montana Company
Ferguson
Alexander
Third Presbyterian Church Hosts Enjoyable Salvation Army Event
A large congregation attended a Salvation Army entertainment at Third Presbyterian Church on Fi and Utah avenues. The pastor plans sermons on A Friendly Inquiry and Eternity this Sabbath. Sabbath school meets at 2 20 p m led by Carroll, with Christian Endeavor at 7 p m led by Hyer. A pastor’s home social gathering followed. Church of Christ Tabernacle at Mercury and Washington streets reports Rev EB Tilburn preaching at 11 next.
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Unity M
Meaderville
John Hosking
Arizona Street
Epworth League
Brother MacPherson
Mountain View Methodist Pal
J. J. Albritton
J.T. Williams
Lane School
C. H. Repath
Epworth
Third Presbyterian Church
Utah Avenue
Carroll
Christian Endeavorers
Hyer
St Street
Tonge
Church of Christ
Christian Tabernacle
Mercury and
Washington Stree
EB. O. Tilburn
Inquest Finds Heart Disease in Young Man’s Death
Coroner Phil Jullien held an inquest into the death of George R. Cassebohm on Silver Street. The jury ruled death caused by heart disease, with testimonies noting the victim’s last hours, prior aches, and a sudden collapse.
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Phil Jullien
George R. Cassebohm
Silver Street
Cr. W. Ellingwood
South Washington Street
Hay
Alexander
Elasion
Continental Oi Company
Dickerson
Omecer Hastings
Dirin
1Lirewood
Eugene Dickerson
Ceased
Continentall Company
Pr. Alexander
Hastings
Ellingwood
Graveyard George Arreste in Wis Crown Bridge Case
A young man known as Graveyard George was jailed after threatening to shoot Officer Lowney following a disturbance near the Wis crown bridge project. He was released briefly on a $20 cash bond provided by a woman he had been living with, then rearrested for threats to kill and now held pending disposition. Police say his nickname stems from a graveyard robbery linked to his home area.
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George
Lowney
Barry
Tad
Northern Pacific Unveils Daylight Train Schedule
Under the new timetable effective April 2, the Northern Pacific offers daylight service between Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge and Helena via Garrison in both directions. To Helena trains leave Butte Anaconda and Deer Lodge, arriving at Helena. from Helena trains depart for Deer Lodge Anaconda and Butte.
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Pacfic
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Helena
Garrison
Anaco
Mines and Mining Unchanged in Basin Hope Mine Sale
Thomas R. Hinds became receiver of the Boston and Montana company properties after a protracted court fight. He appointed foremen for the Pennsylvania Leonard and Piccolo Mountain View and West Colusa mines and ordered employing the existing work force with no immediate changes. Foremen reviewed the sites and planned ore extraction. John Crowell, Joe Hensworth, Martin Buckley named as mine chiefs with prior regional mining experience.
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Thomas R. Hinds
Boston and Montana Company
John Crowell
Pennsylvania
T. C. O'Neill
Leonard
Piccolo
Joseph Hensworth
Mountain View
Martin Buckley
Weat Coloss
Hinds
Joe Hensworth
Butte
Boston
West Colusa
Ruby
Hope Mine Basin Sale Nears Completion
Information reached here to say that a deal for a sale of a large Interest In the Hope mine Basin to New York and Boston capitalists was nearing comple tion. The Hope is said to give promise of becoming one of the big mines of Montana, an enormous ledge of fine concentrating ore having been uncovered at the bottom Ingel.
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Hope
New York
Boston
Montana
Copper shares move on receivership news on Boston market
The Boston and Montana stock opened at 18, rose to 368, and ended at the same level amid limited market impact from news of receivership. Butte and Boston climbed to 90 and closed at 92, Utah Copper showed modest strength, Osceola and Tamarack also moved, Mohawk slipped to 34, and Mina Fe fell to 17 to 18.
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Boston
Montana
Boston Exchange
Butte
Utah
Dite
Osevole
Tamarack
Mohawk
Mia Fe
Parrot mine control changed hands with 168000 shares
The Boston Financial News reports that the Parrot mine control was delivered and paid for by Blindhard off pean te today. They now own 168000 shares out of 220000 shares and will take possession of the company property on Thursday.
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Boston Financial News
Pean
Boston copper stocks offer a splendid investment chance
Copper stocks present a favorable opportunity for speculative gains, with brokers advertising margins via the Boston Stock Exchange network. Several listings and introductory terms are revealed alongside notices of opening events and a dental offer, all dated in a period newspaper voice.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Parrot
Chih Corin
Lutte Witd
Fund Boeten
Boston
Montar
Conmimmiaeiens
Isley
Ko Broadway
New Dorothy Block Hotel Opens One Block From City Heart
A new hotel named The Dorothy block operates on the European plan with elegantly furnished apartments, electric light, baths, hot and cold water in each room, a large office reading and writing room, and a sample room to suit travelers. It includes a cafe in connection and is located at Granite corner of Wyoming. Telephone Rhinehart Rhinehart.
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Granite
Wyoming
Wall Paper Sale at Thompson Paint & Wall Paper Co
An advertisement notes a large stock of wallpaper at 325 South Main Street with a call to customers to visit. The message also mentions phone contact, a dental service with low rates by Dr. Wit, and a rail travel pitch for the Burlington Route from Anaconda to Omaha St Joseph and St Louis without changing cars.
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Thompson Paint & Wall Paper Company
South Main Street
Burlington
Anaconda
Omaha
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Crystal Spring Stage Schedule at Club Livery Stables
Crystal Spring stage leaves Club Livery stables three times daily at 10 a.m. 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Depart Springs at 12 p.m. 5 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Fare 26 cents each way. Cc. Langlois proprietor.
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Crystal Spring
Cc. Langlois
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Mitchel
Booth
Corner Main
Galena
Anus
Butte, Mont
Dugan & Jones
East Granite St
National Bank
Eutte
Evans
Kodak
John G
North Main St
Huie Pock & CO
South Main
Bute
Father, Son & Co., Partners
Swedish Evanglcal Lutheran Church
Granite Street
Young People’s Society
A. E. Gustafson
Montana Street
Grace M. F
Corner Second
Ppworth League
Ague
Rybody
Capper and
Alaska Streets
P. Pederson
Gordon-Lewis Co
Dr. Wix
Gorgen-Lewis Co
Church Services
A. M. Turner
Main ST
Wis
Office Lown
Boston & Montana
Basin
Olympia Brewing Co
Nine Mile House
Rhinehart
Monarch
Batavia
Holly
PAT Mullins & CO
W. Park Street
Dr. Wit
Brena
Seommaries
Admiral Geo. Dewey
Siegel Clothing Co
Boys’ Outfitter
DR. Judd
Judd’s
Shadduck
West Park
Lock Hox
Eau
Lal FI
Wal
CE Wendell
North Main Street
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