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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
6
An unidentified man was struck by an eastbound Copper train at East Commercial Avenue this afternoon, then run over by a freight train after being knocked onto a side track. Seven cars passed over him, causing severe injuries. The coroner was summoned and departed for the scene.
East Park merchant recalls travel to Madison Square, notes rising prices and heat. He discusses Republican support for McKinley, fashion trends like gray and castor hats, short skirts, fur-trimmed wraps, and three-quarters length automobile jackets. Also reports on funerals for Barney Keenan and Thomas Martin, and an ongoing murder case in Dunklerbergers with officials en route to Philipsburg.
Telephoned from Anaconda and reported that the murdered man Beant was brought to Deer Lodge that night and will be buried there today. His age and nationality are unknown. Sheriff Conley, who headed for the murder scene, met Deputy Robinson near Gold Creek. Deputy Robinson says Funk was arrested when he left that area.
King Solomon is still at large. Mrs. W D Brown has returned from Dillon visiting friends. Deer Lodge to hold second harvest picnic on Labor Day. Fd Ryan, a lone rag, arrested by Special Officer Trudeau. Joseph Larkin ill with typhoid at his brother Thomas Larkin’s home 318 Cedar St. Reliable couple sought for ranch life at McKennon’s grocery. Henry Mueller, Dan Collins, W W McDowell reviewing business in Anaconda. 2h percent off cameras this week offered by Standard Drug Co. Round trip rail rate from Anaconda to Hatte set at $1 Sundays starting June 24 by the Hatte, Anaconda & Pacific railway. Mrs D R McRae and children returned home from University Place Hebd after visit with Rev G W Jenkins. Catholic club to debate: read and write a necessary qualification for citizenship. Dolan and Hamill win Casnehall K of P building contract with bids ranging to $24,943. Genevieve Lincoln and Aloen Fredin travel east from Anaconda to Yellowstone tour. Vincent McMullin to attend the National Association of Letter Carriers convention in Detroit, with stopovers in Salt Lake City and Denver. return October 1. Extra Caviar G E Laurenson to serve in his absence.
Notice for publication announces Republican meetings in Deer Lodge county on August 29 to elect delegates for a county convention at Deer Lodge court house on September 1 and to select delegates to the state convention at Helena on September 5. It lists precinct representation, includes names of precincts, and names D Joslyn chair and Lew Colema secretary. The document also contains unrelated ad text and jokes.
Northern Pacific schedules special excursion trains to Pipestone Whitehall and Twin Bridges on Saturday August 26 depart Montana Union depot at 9 am and return from Twin Bridges at 6 pm with $100 round trip. Also notices sale of Utah Market stock and bids for four horses and gear under bankruptcy trustee supervision in Butte.
The Board of County Commissioners of Silver Bow County Montana will sell at public auction to the highest cash bidder at the courthouse front door on September 11 1900 the delinquent real estate listed by lot and block numbers in multiple additions within the city of Butte including the Great Western addition and Annie Lode area. Also notices on land patent applications, mining claims and co ownership labor claims are published in this notice from the United States Land Office Helena and County Clerk records.
Co owner states labor and improvements on the Meighan Quartz Lode Mining claim in Silver Bow Montana. Notice of location recorded, demand for representation work payments totaling $416.23 for several years, demanding payment within ninety days or claim interests become property of the undersigned per United States law. Dated June 22, 1900. First publication June 23, 1900.
Notice to Catherine Meighan and heirs that John E Meighan O Donnell and Catharine Nulty are named executors and administrators. You are hereby notified that J, the undersigned, remains involved in the probate matter and must respond by required deadline.
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