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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1900
Page
6
Anaconda News notes a call to subscribers about an open contest traveling to Paris or Cape Nome. The event includes participation from Butte and Anaconda communities, inviting readers to join an extended journey or competition by rail or sea.
The Anaconda board organized selecting Judge M. J. Fitzpatrick as president. Superintendent choice postponed amid a flood of candidates including Richard Kilroy and George Cannon. A caucus named Prof. Basil Ne Butte as superintendent candidate amid political maneuvering and local factional lines.
In Anaconda a contested school board appointment prompted multiple ballots. Candidates B J Nadeau G A E Wianer Fyle n Jon B Murphy and Lyman vied as votes shifted across rounds with Lyman offering 800 and receiving no support. The process paused with a plan to reconvene Wednesday and matter remains tied to company sanction.
The moulders and machinists of the A. C. M. Co. foundry played baseball yesterday after noon. The moulders won 25 to 10 with W. Marge pitching and Billy Edwards catching. Lineups included Victor Marsh at first and Charlie Cook at second for the moulders, against George Trimmer pitching for the machinists and Muttigan at first base.
A new timetable takes effect tomorrow altering arrivals and departures on the B A P and Great Northern lines. The Incas Great Falls passenger train arrives at 0 85 pm and the through Great Northern train at 10 55 pm with departure at 7 40 pm. The B A P plans another card next Sunday April 8 to align with the Northern Pacific.
The Anaconda and Butte offices will undergo a change of agents within two days. FY Callendar of the Butte office moves east due to his wife's health and is replaced by A OP Btar. Starr at Anaconda is succeeded by J HB Smart, who arrives tonight to assume duties as traveling agent in Montana.
D R McRae and A D McRae were passengers at Btone station Granite County this morning on their way to attend the wedding of another brother It Ry Meftae tomorrow afternoon. The bride elect is Miss Cora Fahey a popular local young woman. The ceremony will be performed by Father DeRyckere of Deer Lodge. The groom is a prosperous Granite County rancher.
At St Pauls Catholic church yesterday afternoon Albert Kleinhaus and Mary Butler were married by Father Pollet. A small gathering of intimate friends attended the ceremony, witnessed by John Kleinhaus and Agnes Butler. Both parties are well known in the community.
Henry Johnson, who fled along the wagon road near Garrison three days ago, faced swift justice. He was brought to Anaconda on Saturday and arraigned before Justice Devine, initially pled not guilty then changed to guilty, and was sentenced by Judge Naplan to 12 years at hard labor in the district court.
About one hundred laborers arrived by Great Northern Saturday night to work grading at the new smelter site and along the B A P Ry lines. M Donahoe and F Kepletko, with Anaconda smelter interests, returned east and are expected soon. Nine hundred laborers and warehousing of equipment signal concentration of materials at Washoe yards and rising activity in Anaconda foundry and shops.
A facility is being enlarged and improved to boost operations. The project progresses with ongoing efforts to maximize efficiency and output, reflecting a commitment to expanded capacity and better performance.
Lodging house for male patrons advertised with prices and a chance for a $100 prize with every Ble purchase. Park avenue lists Julia Johnson and Miss Little as visitors. a Turkish bath and medicated services offered at Hust Park. Catholic club plans evening practice on club grounds. Assistant County Attorney John F. Casey travels to Helen for business in the capital. County committee members tour to Deer Lodge for a meeting. Swedish Baptist pastor Rev J Orderberg resigns to seek climate due to wife’s health. Brick making starts at Anaconda yards but slow due to cold. only one machine in operation. Will Young leaves for Seattle to join his father J. Young. Mrs. Young to join later.
J A Miller pled guilty to burglary and received one and a half years in the penitentiary for the Self residence robbery on Oak street three days ago. Trial of Mrs F Murray for infanticide set for May 2. Bulletin notes railroad and piano ads and a Rio Grande schedule update.
The administrator of Joseph Grant's estate in Silver Bow County Montana seeks all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims must be filed at McHatton Cotter offices in the Hennessy Building Butte Montana. Dated April 16 1900.
U S Land Office Helena Montana on April 18 1900 Henry Smith and John Hopkins of Butte Montana filed for a patent on 684 8 feet near and 166 feet northeasterly from discovery shaft for Sunny side Lode Claim in Summit Valley Mining District Silver Bow County Montana survey 5734 fractional township 3 north range 7 west beginning at southwest corner of claim.
In Silver Bow County Montana mining and real estate actions are listed. Notices cover multiple lode claims with corner markers and bearings, adjoining claims, and first publications in 1900. Also included is a sale notice of Kate R Jeffries estate and a divorce suit filing against Hattie Barrenstein with court summons and respondent’s deadline.
Butte Land and Investment Company informs co owners William Richardson and Charles M Buck that under section 2224 of the revised statutes it expended in improvements on the Xenophanes Placer Mining claim located in the northwest quarter of section 18, 2N, RW in Giver Bow county Montana. Notice of location recorded at Page 400 Book A Placer Records. Annual representations listed: $100 in 1593, $100 in 1897, $100 in 2498, and $100 in 3309, totaling $400 and continues.
Public auction announced by W J Richards administrator for the estate of Joseph K Richards, deceased, in Silver Bow County Montana. One half interest in specified parcels in Kemper and Leggatt additions plus personal effects to be sold cash with ten percent down, balance upon court confirmation. Deed at purchaser's expense.
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