Anaconda Postmaster Swearing In Likely Soon
Special to Inter Mountain reports Anaconda appointing English as postmaster with Eugene Rowe tipped as his top assistant. A new clerk and salary raise are planned, but Washington mail may delay credentials until July 1. Devine to vacate soon as English assumes charge amid rising office workload.
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Eugene Rowe
Rome
Inter Mountain
Anagonda
Washington
Devine
English
Powi
Thame
Rowe
Anaconda
Department
Copper City Officials Raise Clerk Salaries
In Copper City a new clerk will begin at 500 dollars annually. Two existing clerks receive raises of 100 dollars per year effective July 1. A. S. Rowers salary increases from 900 to 1000 dollars and A. H. Monure from 600 to 700 dollars.
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Post Office Department
A. H
Renovating the Old Depot in Anaconda
General Manager M. S. Dean of the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway ordered a complete renovation of the old Montana Union depot to be finished by June 1. The building will house the railway general offices, while the passenger station moves to the foot of Main Street per local wishes.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Dean
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Montana
Main Street
Railway
Good Roads for Bicyclists in Anaconda
The Anaconda Cycle Path Association was made permanent with F. M. Brown as president and Alfred Roper as secretary. A five member executive board was formed. They discussed a bike path between Anaconda and Butte and will seek Butte wheelmen cooperation. The group has 88 members, raised $35 and spent $25 on the Gregson path, over a mile beyond the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific tracks, with completion cost estimated at about 20 dollars per mile.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Anaconda Cycle Path Association
Montana
F. M. Brown
Alfred Roper
Butte
Gregson
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
CLEAN UP YOUR BACK YARDS SPECIAL TO INTER MOUNTAINN
Anaconda April 30. A health board notice to property owners to clean alleys and back yards of winter rubbish has had little effect. Police Chief John White circulated the notice over a week ago, but few have acted. Yard and alley rubbish remains and health officials fear disease from decay. Notices were not dated, potentially delaying action while warm weather favors cleaning.
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Inter Mountainn
Anaconda
Board of Health
John White
A Quartette of Vagrants Arrested in Anaconda
Otto Potts Dan Johnson Joe Blartman and Thomas Murphy were arrested on vagrancy charges. Potts and Johnson pleaded guilty and received 15 days in the county jail. Murphy and Blatman pleaded not guilty and await a 7 o'clock hearing. They recently arrived from San Francisco.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Otto Potts
Dan Johnson
Joe Blartman
Thomas Murphy
Jake Bents
Stebbens
Local Briefs Highlight Community Happenings and Services
Local notes report Greig's offering pansy plants at 35 cents a dozen and a county commissioners meeting slated for next Monday. Visits from Deer Lodge residents Mrs. J. H. Owings and daughter, and James R. Coleman with Lew Coleman Jr. are listed, along with free eye examinations by a graduate optician at Mammerslough's. The Elks rehearse for an upcoming minstrel show. J J McGuinness leaves on official business. Funerals for John Madden and James D. Bailey are noted with services at St Pauls Catholic church and Ebret's parlors respectively.
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Greig’s
Board of County Commissioners
J. H. Owings
Deer Lodge
James R. Coleman
Lew Coleman
Mammerslough
Anaconda Moves to Shut Down Slot Machines Now
County Attorney Duffy declares slot machines doomed in Anaconda and orders officers to arrest violators under Senate Bill 74. Constable Rentz closes machines on Main Street and East Park Avenue as the law is enforced. gambling houses’ existence remains unconfirmed without filed complaints.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Duffy
Dufy
Drummond
New Chicago
Donovan
Senate
Montana
Duty
Mr. Duffy
Jake Rentz
Main Street
East Park Avenue
Pan American Exposition Buffalo travel sale notice
Chicago Great Western Railway announces excursion tickets to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition running May 18 to November 1, 1901. Tickets good for return within fifteen days with a fare and one third for round trips, and special May Tuesdays rate one fare plus one dollar. Tickets valid leaving Buffalo until midnight Saturday after sale day, with lowest rates guaranteed and an illustrated Buffalo map folder issued.
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Buffalo
Chicago Great Western Railway
Pan American Polders and Exposition Grounds Guide
A fragment describes Pan-American Polders and Exposition Grounds with hotel listings and a time-card of trains and eastern transactions. It directs readers to contact Great Western Agent or B Elmer, General Passenger Agent, 113 Adams St, Chicago, for full information.
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Exposition Grounds
Great Western
B. Elmer
Adams St
Chicago
Notice of stock assessment and sale in Butte
Notice of a three and 26 one hundredths dollar per share assessment levied March 6, 1891 by Topeka Co operative Mining Company Butte Montana payable before April 7 1901 delinquent if unpaid after April 7 to be sold May 1 1991 to pay the assessment and costs H D Cornish secretary Topeka Kansas First class sleeper service to Kansas City via C M and St P Ry details of departure times and routes provided for travelers with lower rates and connections written by J T Conley assistant general passenger agent St Paul Minnesota
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LeRoy Currier
Butte
Montana
Cornish
Topeka
Kansas
H. D. Cornish
Kansas City
C. M
California
J. T. Conley
Second Judicial District
State of
Silver Bow
Mabel Combeliack
Marla Combellack
Mabel Combellack
Inter Mountain
Silver Bow County
E. W. Harney
French Tansy Tatlets claim cure for painful uense relief
An advertisement touts French Tansy Tatlets manufactured in Paris and sold by Newbro Drug Co. in Butte for 2 per box. The remedy allegedly relieves obstructions and pains, with the notice also detailing city bids, sewer plans, and legal notices from Butte Montana dated April 1901.
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A. Augendre
Paris
France
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Mont
Valentine Placer Mining Claim Patent Notice
United States Land Office Helena Montana April 20 1901 declares James Bruce and Elma Hrure of Divide Silver Bow Montana have filed for a patent on Valentine Placer Mining claim in Silver Bow county Montana. Survey No 6152 unsurveyed township 1 south range 10 west with detailed bearings and corners and area 68.53 acres. Adjoining claim is Rattlesnake Placer survey 5244 Harry W Turner. First publication April 22 1901. August Flower notice and product ads follow.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
James Bruce
Elma Hrure
Pnt
Divide
Sliver Low County
Unie Uay
Valentine Placer
Silver Baw
Corener No
Recorder
Silver Bow County
Placera
Rattlesnake Placer
Harry W. Turner
George D. Greene
Redster
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