Billings Beer Brew Opens With Large Crowds
Billings on a wet day celebrated the opening of its new brewery as crowds toured the plant, sampled beer, and heard it praised for quality. Company officials include Henry Mueller of Butte as president, Louis Prest as secretary, Phil Grein as manager, with J G Link as architect. One hundred thousand dollars was spent on construction and equipment, promising growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Bilings
Montana
Henry Mueller
Butte
Louis Prest
Treasury
Phil Grein
Mr. Boat
J. G. Link
Local Notes From Dillon Adorn County Life
Dillon messages report Misa Edith Cashmore visiting relatives Hon Paul returns from Monida J EB Phillips elected road supervisor unopposed Miss Jessie Nickum becomes night operator Miss Mattie Rife resigns teaching exams set for April 28 and 29 Janie V Carter to hold teachers certificate exam Edwin Norris and J B Poindexter attend Lima trial John Enjelike reopens Dillon bakery and lunch room Charley McGough injures eye in gunpowder accident Love Ro?j and Samuel Arndts wed at home Friday night
Notice to Creditors and Mining Patent Claim Details
Notice to creditors of Joseph Grant deceased and a mining patent filing. Administrator Thomas Grant seeks claims within four months at McHatton & Cotter, Butte Montana. Also notices Henry Smith and John Hopkins filing for Sunny Side Lode Claim survey No. 5734 in Silver Bow County with adjoining claims named and location recorded. first publication April 14, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Grant
McHatton & Cotter
Hennessy
Butte City
Montana
Silver Bow
Henry
1Smith
John Hopkins
Iz Butte City
Discovery Shaft
Sunnyside Lode
Summit Valley
Siiver Bow County
State of
Recorder’s Office
Silver Bow County
Bay Chins
Louisa A. ‘Thornton
Big Timber
Henry McCloskey
Granite Ridge
Henry Smith
Henry McClasky
Belcher
John McClanky
George D. Greene
Ister
Samuel Barker, Jr
Applicane
A. S. Land Office
Helena
John Helefan
Melroze
Elmver Bow County
Hibernian Lode
Little Pine
Silvey Row
Range
Range & Weet
State of Montana
Helehan
Big Horse Sale and Brick Kiln Prep Begin in Forsyth
Frank Johnson and crew started burning 200000 brick at Marcy yard south of the track with drying weather. Brick ready for sale by early June and strong demand expected. Isaacs horses sold to Mr Bell of South Dakota at 17 dollars per head. one cartload shipped to St Paul. J W Straw elected district 17 supervisor by one vote. Road district 19 elects A J Kimball over Charles Ferris by 27 votes. Heavier wagon bought for Forsyth Sanford stage line. Scuttler wagon supplied. Train of twenty two horse cars heads east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ixarta
Helena
Bozeman
Cae
Times
Paump Isaacs
Isaacs
Bell
South Dakota
St. Paul
Tsaaca
Custer County
J. W. Straw
William Cass
Rosebud
Eroga
Mc—Rae
Forsyth
A. J. Kimball
Charles Ferris
Notice to co-owners on Kellen Placer Mining claim
Butte Land and Investment Co demands payment from co-owners William Richardson Charles M Buck and Amanda R Buck for labor and improvements on the Kellen Placer claim in Silver Bow Montana. If unpaid within ninety days after service, their rights, title and interest may vest in the co-owner who paid the costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richardson
Charles M. Buck
Amanda R. Buck
Butte Land and Investment Company
The
United Lates
Kellen Placer
N. K
Bow County
Montana
Macer
William Hichardson
Charles M. Buen
Amanda TR. Buck
Helen Placer
Butte Land & Investment CO
Kemper
Tis
Butte, Mont
Overland Through Western Rails From Ogden to Chicago
The line boasts as the only eastern track from Ogden with a buffet, library car, barber shop, and Pullman service. Three fast through trains daily claim the quickest routes to Chicago and intermediate points, including the Overland Limited, Portland Special, and Atlantic Express via Echo and Weber canyons and Ames Monument. Tickets to Missouri River and beyond via Salt Lake and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Ara
Salt Lake
Denver
Butte
B. R
Notice for Publication Mining Claim No 4173 Wedgewood lode
George E Moutthior filed an application for a patent on the Wedgewood lode in Summit Valley Silver Bow county Montana. The claim totals 23 acres with 18 acres excluded due to conflicts, adjoining Hub lode and Caledonia lode as recorded. First publication February 3 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
George E. Moutthior
Butte
Wedgewood Lode
Summit Valley
Silver How County
Recorder of
Sliveron County
Notice to coowner on Rackarock lode claim Montana
WALLACE M. i. DERNIE warns W. Oberman and heirs of expended labor totaling 200 dollars on the Rackarock lode mining claim in Camp Creek district Silver Bow County Montana for 1897 to 1899. If coowner fails to contribute 100 dollars within 90 days of notice or publication, their one half interest may be lost to the subscriber under US law. Dated Butte January 19 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Grand Hotel
Butte
Billings
Michael Devitt
Butte and Boston Consolidated Mining Company
C. S. Batterman
Ass’t
W. Oberman
Camp Creek
Silver Baw County
Montana
United States
Wallace M. i. Dernie
Butte, Mont
Notice for Patentation of Long Pilgrim and Mose Fud Lodes
United States Land Office in Helena Montana announces Alfred N Patterson Joseph J F Gervais Lina H Speer John Lindsay and Franco X Giard have filed for patents for 37.29 acres across two mining lodes in Independence mining district Silver Bow County Montana. The notice lists survey numbers Beal corner bearings and distances and states the location is recorded in Silver Bow County records. Fiat publication date February 16 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helens
Montana
Alfred N. Patterson
Joseph J. F. Gervais
Lina H. Speer
John Lindsay
Franco X. Giard
Butte
Independence
Silver Bow County
Long Pilgrim Lode
Bee
R. W
Recorder of
Justice Court summons in Walkerville 1908
The Justice of the Peace J M Lewis in Walkerville Montana issues a summons to John Cadieux in an action by P Fitemaurice for 28.78 dollars for goods sold on credit. The defendant must appear at 43 West Daly Street Walkerville on April 21 1908 at 2 PM to answer the complaint or a judgment will be entered against him with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice's Court
Walkerville
Bilver Bow
Montana
J. M. Lewis
P. Fitemaurice
John Cadieux
Daly Street
A. D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Ag
COOCE
East Park St
Thompson Paint & Yerrae Co
Lexington
Prof
H. Hirsching
South Africa
London
Othey
Evans’ Book Store
North Mair St
E. Park ST
Courtney’s Grocery
Thos. F. Courtney
Billings News
Haarler
Inter Mountain
Branch Office Gazette Bldg
Republican Central Committee
John Wood
Dride
Bert Selway
R. P. Smith
M. B. Church
Arntz
Herman J. Witt
Witt
R. Schultz
Bailey & O'Donnell
Schulte
John Woodson
Yerer Brothers
Congregational Church
W. D. Clarkland
Livingston News
J. H. Davis
Texas
Court House
Davis
Hogan
J. HW. Calder
Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Masters
Western Union
Livingston, Mont
George Welcome
Jardine
R. F. McLaren
Spokane
Roy Clark
W. F. Clark
Randolph
Town
S.C. Plerc
Intly
Missourk
Duncan Clark
Hefferlin Opera House
David P. Rankin
St. Louis
Mr. Rankin
Yellowstone Country
Phil Mercer
Mercer
Ware
Gay
Montana Coal & Coke Company
Horr
Sherif Young
Hc, Lee Saw Mill
Eagle Creek
A. W. Miles
J. Miles
Misa Lizzie Cashmore
R. Schott
Dillon
Apri
Misa Edith Cashmore
T. Paul
Monida
J. EB. Phillips
National
Jessie Nickum
Hello Girl
Mattte Rife
Janie V. Carter
L. J. Price
East
Sidney Johnson
Edwin Norris
J. B. Poindexter
Lima
Dr. L. C. Ford
Fred Landeau
John Enjelike
Dilson
Opera House
Charley McGough
Miss Love Ro?! J
Samuel Arndts
Thomas Grant
Joseph, Grant
U. S. Land Office
John
Lyneles
Inter Mountain Branch
Isaac
Solnd
Forsyth and
Sanford
Patterson
E. 3
Becker
County Superintendent of Schools
B. P. Downey
Pars
Cape Nome
Register
Appeante
Pioneer Railway
Great West
Western Railroad
H. 0. Wilson
Butte, Montana
H. MM
CLAY
Union Pacific R, BR. Co
Balt Lake City
Utah
Trans Transfert Company
REED
K. Broadwar
Jos
US A
James Welch
Bute
Jefferson County
N. E
U. S
N. R
Recorder
George D, Gheene
Jeorge D
Greenr. Register
Jos. H. Harpor
U. 8
Fiat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!