Charity Ball Receipts and Expenses Reported by Ladies
A local charity ball committee summarized receipts and expenses. Net proceeds totaled about 70 dollars. Mrs T Leary covered all outstanding bills, with volunteers from the Cathedrals Ladies’ Aid handling future tasks and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Ball Association
Copper City Commercial Canmpmenty
Bunting
Inter Mountain Publishing
Standard Publishing Company
T. i Leary
Montana
Cathet Ladies
Pinas Scajion
Mike
Younes
Mradg
Pummel
Department Praised Fire Department Debate Over Performance
Fragmented text describes fire department praise and criticism from an Anter Mountady report. Mentions budget, staff, and alleged incidents at a main store, with references to departmental work and city impact. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but center on fire department performance and public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metenay Murry
Ayers
Denver
Wolleone
Wie
Anmoondy
Cieweet Mrxere Dockey
Fragmented street notice on urban planning change
Fragmented OCR text mentions road changes near Main and Third, names Gregson and Sprina appear alongside street alterations and suburban department references. Details are garbled with unclear dates and locations, preventing precise reconstruction of the event or scope.
Closing Out Sale At Cost Full Line Of Ladies Wear
Closing out sale at cost for a limited time. Readable items include ladies wear such as underwear, wrappers, corsets and dresses with reduced prices. Specifics mention discounts from $9 to $1.10 and items priced around $4.50 to $0.50, with emphasis on ladies attire and undergarments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellie
Welyere
BNOHO
Sie, Sons
Copper City Rail Line to Pass Key Industrial Sites
The new line will run miles east of Anaconda passing Washoe smelters, Calvary cemetery station, Montana Meat plant, and Mill Creek. J. J. McManteta, former B A P road master, will supervise construction as grading outfits and tools are prepared for early operations, signaling an active season in Copper City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Washoe Smelters
Calvary (Catholic) Cemetery
Montana Meat Company
Mill Creek
J. J. McManteta
B., A. & P. Railway
Copper City
Trouble over quarry in Anaconda lime lands
William Lorenz, who located the Josephine lime placer near Anaconda in 1889, was arrested after a dispute with W. B. Webb of Anaconda Copper Mining. Land officials had declared 260 acres agricultural and 280 acres mineral, with the company previously allowed to work the ground until Lorenz drove them off. the property had seen $17,242 in improvements over twelve years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lorenz
Josephine
Anaconda
W. B. Webb
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mineral Land Commissioners
Northern
Pacifc Railway
Helena Land
General Land Flee
Ntorfar
Fain
Eral Land Commissioners
Loreng
United States
Ested Danuyng
Ana Coma Copper Mining Company
Lorenz
Theela
Father and Two Sons Arrested in County Disturbance
A report details the arrest of a father and two sons in connection with a disturbance at a location near Mus Ivdeaie Alien. The men face charges as deputies and authorities proceed with the case.
Wesleyan University Name Change and Garden Party Plans
A fragmented note from Wesleyan University discusses a forthcoming program and campus events. It mentions a ceremonial clock tower, a garden party, and a fundraising detail of fifteen thousand ten dollars. The text references campus figures and the Woodson Pirates, with references to schedule timing and various internal chair positions.
Unclear attempt at a local store raid on Mirun Street
Fragmented OCR text describes an incident involving a store on Mirun Street with references to a perpetrator, a fear response, and unspecified outcomes. The readable fragments mention a confrontation at a front area and potential yields, but concrete details are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirun
Viclaabde
Tnt
Tonyute
A Serious Charge In A Local Arrest Case
A man named Dayle Mirloneyets was arrested on a serious charge after an incident on Cheatmat street and Hird street. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the report notes involvement of a second party and a carter of Cheatmat. Further specifics are not readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayle
Scott Li
Cherie
Webi
Cheatmat
Anna
Malone
Harsh Fragments Report Odd Market Talk
Fragmented OCR text outlines a quirky market scene with references to beef, herbs, a buyer named Waller, and a place likely Tieton. It hints at pricing, sales, and transport of cabbie or cabbage and produce. Names and specifics are garbled, but the piece conveys a rustic trade mood and stray mentions of bidders and sellers.
Stolen Coat Sparks Local Mystery After Theft
A coat vanished from a shopfront in a spring overcast morning, prompting a police probe. Residents reported the grab during business hours and noted the owners’ alarm when the garment failed to reappear. Detectives searched the area but made no immediate arrest or clear trace of the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commierndal
How Hyenas Fight Kneel Posture of Vulnerable Body
Hyenas defend by kneeling to guard their most exposed area the shack of the forever being the most vulnerable part. This practice shows their tactic in protecting vital regions during confrontations.
Local Briefs From Butte and Area Afloat In City News
Local notes report several residents visiting Butte including Mr and Mrs C A Tuttle and J P Conroy. A property sale occurred with Julius A Dublie residence sold for 3500 to M J Fitzpatrick. William Lorenz sued for 382 05 on a promissory note. A wedding took place at St Peter’s Church with Father Coopman officiating. Police arrested two men suspected of selling stolen goods. The Montana judge and family plan relocation to Butte. Fishing report cites Warm Springs creek with forty fish. Teacher exams slated April 20 and 22 in Anaconda. Funeral attendance noted for Lieut Ee S French. Court actions involve Main & Winchley vs Lupter for 820. A social event featured a large dance with prizes. School board officers elected for the year. Several district buildings listed. No other business reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mill
White
George Gavin
Hannah Dwyerswere
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Father Coopman
Losee & Maxwell
William Lorenz
D. J. Carmichael
Pocatello
Ies
Race
Beaudry
John Martin
Nk Burns
O'Brien
William H. DeWitt
Montana
Butte
Apel
Arnty
Shields Duilding
Anaconda
Gerald Sulivan
Ee S. French
Welena
Lund
Montefa Volunteers
Manila
Attivinye O'Leiry
Malden
Mhs
Dantetlan Yeetrday
Main & Winchley
San Preneisco
da. Lupter
Satuday
FLL
Jean
MH. Daighters
Trin
A. O. HL. Hall
Antie McEwan
T Suge
Mes
Marcut McMillin
Mile Larken
Rehmenta
Daneus
Ay Mitties
Toohy
Clerig
Nadeiuy Finah
Talltow
Welleeie Aid
Stephens
Welloone
McCullin
Peh Sehoul
Widlettne
Prescott
Brophets
Lincoln
Twehs
Bryan
Maccalan
Fragmentary account of social events and remarks
The readable text describes a social scene with guests in a hall, mentioning Turkish origins and a person nicknamed Eeewee. It includes stray phrases about tertul and a comparison of a mother’s size to others, but the fragmentary OCR yields unclear names and dates, offering little coherent narrative.
The Rich Man's Huron Fragment
In a fragmented column the poor crowd appeals for bread while a richer figure responds with patronizing indifference. The unreadable passage suggests social tension and economic disparity within a northern community scene.
Fragmentary cry echoes as man pulls back in confusion
A garbled passage shows a shouted plea to pull back, with fragmented phrases about blame and dismissal. Names and clear details are unreadable, leaving an impression of a tense moment and emotional response amid unclear context.
Testimonial and notices from Montana partnership records
A letter from Mrs Paxton of Youngtown North Dakota praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for postnatal weakness and other female ailments. The piece urges prenatal care and Pinkham’s advice. The notice also records certificates of partnership for McCarthy Connell and Schonpsberg Mengon with notary attestations in Silver Bow Montana dating 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Paxton
Youngtown
North Dakota
Nce
Lydia E. Pinkham
Inkham
Idlewild quartz mining claim notice in Silver Bow county MT
Notice to John F McEvoy and others that $100 spent in 1898 on labor and improvements for the Idlewild quartz mining claim in Summit Valley district Silver Saw county Montana. Coowners demand $16.65 each within ninety days or title may transfer to the undersigned. Dated February 8 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. McEvoy
Summit Valley
Silver Saw County
Montana
Silver Bow County
Idlewild
County Recorder
United States
R. McDowrele
W. A. Kidney
Notice to Creditors Estate of Thomas E F Finnegan
The administrator of the estate of Thomas E Finnegan, deceased, issues this notice to creditors and all persons with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be filed at the administrator's office 9 East Granite Street or at M D Lechey attorney in Butte Montana, Silver Bow County. March 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Montana
Silver Bow
Will Kk. Quarles
Silver Bow County
Patrick McCarthy
Henry D. Connell
Montana
John W. Cotter
Celeste Schonsberg
John Mengan
Thomas EF. Finnegan
Thomas EB. Finnegan
East
Granite Street
M.D. Leehey
Bia Hennessy
Butte
J. P. Collins
Thomas FH. Finnegan
M.D. Lechey
Notice to Charles Colbert and Mary B Campbell heirs
Notice to Charles Colbert and Mary B Campbell and their heirs that annual labor and improvements totaling 100 dollars for 1897 and 290.09 dollars for 1898 were expended on the Green Copper lode in the Bannemit Valley mining district, Jefferson Row county Montana. Work performed as required by law, recorded January 4, 1899, in Silver Bow county. Ninety days to respond from personal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colbert
Mary B. Cambell
Tou
Chin
Bamemit
Valley
Enver Row County
Montana
Natier
Ineallon
Sliver Pow County
IMA
United States
Benjamin Armstrong
Divide Creek Aining
Sliver
Bee County
Montara
Xcoma
Goodwin
Pat Hi
Golden Eel
Silver Bow County
Pat Kirley
James Kirley
Frank Kirley
Notice of co owner expenditure claim in Butte Montana
Ninety days after publication, failure to contribute your pro portion of such expenditure as a co owner will cause your interest in the claim to become property of the signer. Expenditures were made as required by law and the Revised Statutes. William Burton Mary Laird Henry Crangle Nina B. Witherspoon Butte Montana March 16 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William Burton
Mary Laird
Henry Crangle
Nina B. Witherspoon
Butte, Montana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda News
Desire
Gregson
Ana Emila
Enone
Gregson Sprina
Deifowan Street
Fyak P
Eine Spreehame
Abe
Sarah Bail
Gianh
Amanotda
Wesleyan Univers.ty
Mane
Ganudtery
Woodson
Utali Gate
Soha Eines
Weber
Tae University
Hod Waller
Tieton Baie
Beltab
Waller
Cabie
Hyernas
C. A. Tuttle
J.P. Conroy
Frank Dolan
W. M. Tuohy
Laura Durstan
Tim Sullivan
Julius A. Dublie
M. J. Fitzpatrick
W. ©. Pendleton
Tle
Am- Dassadur
Berlin
Faviznevs
China
Dy Hiller
Nealy
Chiftren
Ben
Sanden
Thesan
Neue Bette
Tree A
Wee Kidtoye
McLaughlin
N. Main
Buttte
Mont Office Tisuye
A.m. Rou
North Main Street
Mrs. Pinkham
McCarthy & Connell
Tow County
McCarthy Connell
Butte City
Silver Montana
HY D. Connell
Will K. Quarles
Norary Picblic
Echonslerg & Mengon
Schonsberg & Mengon
West Daly Street
Walkerville
John W.cott
County of
Bow
Svn
U. & Treasury Department
Shington
D. C
Mont
Butte, Mont
L. J. Gagh
Hong Kong
Park St
HUM Fay
Prop
Mer
Webster's International Dictionary
Cat Standard Authority
Tow
C. Merriam Co
Springfield
Masa
Webster's
Webster
Nervita Medical CO
Tinton , Jackson
Ghicacg
Ill
Newbro Drug Co
Butto, Mont
Manhold
Prescriptioe
Aix
Augandre
Paria
D. M. Newbea Drug Co
Sekt Aaa
Butta Gi
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