Anaconda Candidates Backed by Austrian Community
The Austrian American club in Anaconda held a Sunday meeting to select two men for the fire force. Six candidates vied, four were eliminated, Nick Bosanick withdrew, and Charles Smole and John Barkovich led the ballot with the most votes. The article notes strong Austrian support for a city police representation and loyalty to the current administration.
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Isipedal
Titer Mountain
Annenada
Rampalen
Res
Francis Joseph
Party of Prosperity
John Barkovich
Charles Smole
Matt Prankovich
George Grubich
Mike Kazan
Nick Bosanick
Local Candidates Certified After Peaceful Vote
Voters chose two men, including John Barkovich who praised the process as orderly. Barkovich refuted claims of unrest and reported no trouble or errors in the Austrian intelligentsia statement.
English Has a Better Job Special to Tater Mountain
Anatonda April 26. J C English assistant United States district attorney has forwarded his resignation to W B Rodgers to take effect next Wednesday He will become postmaster in the place of Dev Ze whose successor he will be There is speculation on who will fill the vacancy Rodgers has many applications from attorneys across the state but the plum is believed to go to a Helena man.
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Tater Mountain
Anatonda
J. C. English
United States District Attorney
W. BB. Rodgers
English
Dev Ze
Post Office Department
Itq
Rodgers
Helena
Boys stole a gold watch in Anaconda incident
In Anaconda on April 26 two boys aged 7 and 10 took a ladies gold watch from Mrs J E Bents of 113 East Third Street. She reported it to Constable Jake Rentz, who recovered the watch and after a brief admonition the youths were released.
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Tater Mountain
Anaconda
J. E. Bents
East Third Street
Tents
Jake Rentz
Imposing March Returns for Rathbone Dancers in Anaconda
About 75 couples attended a Rathbone alsters dance at Turner hall Anaconda last night despite bad weather. The event began with a grand march led by James Quane and Mrs A C Fanning. Local reports note health updates and ongoing robberies investigations, while preparations for St Paul Catholic church sanctuary lamp placement on May 1 are announced.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Rathbone Alsters
Turner Hall
James Quane
A. C. Fanning
Frank H. N. Black
W. Momit
John Keers
Butte
Father Follett
T. Ann's Hospital
Knights of the Jimmy
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Local Briefs From Anaconda Area Features Visitors and Courts
Mrs J A Hodge of Butte visits with Mrs H H Nell Judge Napton to hold district court tomorrow W R Allen expected home from French Gulch while Mrs J P Foley of Butte visits relatives R DeB Smith returns from Butte on business W C T U meets at Mrs H J Logan on Oak Street Eyes examined free by a graduate optician Excellent results from Miss Alice Burke pneumonia improved General Manager M S Dean returns from east trip Weather turns cold with snow Austrian George Beckla burn case J E Dunlap returns from four week east trip Lincoln Republican club meeting tonight Kendall couple return to Anaconda from Hamilton Little Army company at Margaret theater with poor turnout due to snow The show acceptable but below expectations
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Greig's
J. A. Hodge
Butte
H. H. Nell
Napton
District Court
W. R. Allen
French Gulch
J. P. Foley
R. Deb. Smith
Country Postmasters Wage Tales From Indianapolis News
A detailed look at fourth class postmasters reveals low pay, variable monthly income, and duties beyond mail handling. It explains the revenue split with Uncle Sam, social expectations, and frequent conflicts with patrons, inspectors, and office irregularities.
Sheriff Sale and Co-Owners Notice in Montana Record
Sheriff announces sale of real property in Silver Bow County Montana on May 6 1901 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Butte. Property described as Lot 4 Block 8 Rice addition Butte city. James B Furey Sheriff with Deputy Miller. Also notice to Andrew Elstrom co owner regarding labor expenditures on Linda Quarry Lode in Summit Mountain district Silver Bow Montana for 1897 1898 1899 1900 as required by law indicating one third undivided interest.
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Belle V. Garrett
Willian
Orr
J. H. Trevise
A. D
Butte
Siiver Bow
Montana
Ste
Butts
Silver Bow County
James B. Furey
Mont
PL. Miller
Andrew Elstrom
Erick Renn
Erick Harmon
United States
Linda Quarry
Summit Mountain District
Pat O'Neil
Seminit Valley Minium
River Bow County
Mt O'Neil
Mnim
Dennis O'Donnell
Butte, Mont
Circuit Court OF the United States
District of Montana
Western Loan and Savings Co
Plaintif
George A. McDonald
United States Marshal's
Butte City
Sliverow County
Tase Meridian
Dew Lodge
Christian Nissier
W. R Davis
Silver Bow Couty
J. P. Woolman
Ry David Meiklejohn
Butte Notice of Debtor Claims and City Improvements
A historical notice bundle from Butte Montana details a debt claim against Andrew Evatrom and others with a 99 day payment window and sums totaling $133,883 1-8. It also reports a city council resolution for a Galena street sanitary district improvement with estimated cost around 140 dollars per foot, hearing set for April 24, 1901, and a public marshal sale notice for property in Silver Bow County. Additionally, it includes notices of mineral claims with co-owners and a U.S. Circuit Court sale of land in 1901.
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Andrew Evatrom
Ne Caime
Brick Remn
Brick Harmon
Butte, Mont
Frent Insertion
Ely Ne Gurte
Galena Street
Alabama Street
Ume
O'Eleck
Callan
Valentine Placer Mining Claim Patent Application Filings
United States Land Office Helena Montana notices Jam Bruce and Bima Bruce of Divide Silver Bow county Montana filed for patent on Valentine Placer Mining claim in unorganized Silver Bow. The claim, Survey No Unsurveyed Township 1S 10W, covers 68.53 acres with detailed compass-boundary calls. adjoining claim is Turner’s RATTLeanaks Placer. First publication April 22, 1901.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Mone Lana
Bruce
Bima Bruce
Divide
Silver Bow County
Montana
Valentine Placer
Monetana
Recorder of Silver Bure Pounty
Plavera
Rattleanaks
Harry W. Turner
George DB
First Class Sleeper Service to Kansas City via C M and St P Ry
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Kansas City
C. M
ST. P. RY
Twin Cities
C. St
3. P. Ry
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kanegan City
Nolock
California
J. T. Conley
Paul Minn
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Copper City
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Cars Roll
James O'Mara
St. Ann’s Hospital
H. J. Logan
Oak Street
Alice Burke
Ean
Butte Anaconda & Pacifific Railway
George Beckla
J. E. Dunlap
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Lincoln Republican Club
Fred Kendall
Hamilton
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Indianapolis
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Sheffield & Harrison
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