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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
6
William Hall died after being struck by a Copper City Limited engine and crushed by a freight train near Anaconda. The coroner's jury exonerated railroad employees, while witnesses identified Hall and described the accident sequence and aftermath.
A social gathering occurred at No. 1d East Fourth Street on Tuesday afternoon to honor Miss Mary Brennan with guennies music and refreshments. Attendees included Mollie Murphy Agnes Devine Jennie Devine Gertrude Ganon Trean Dowd Kittie Dan Tommie Daoud Null Doud Katie Conley Walter Dougherty Vergenia Daugherty Lille Timehi Mamie Panders John Judge Marie Judge Lauretto dodge Mary Hayes Jessie Murphy Charles Murphy Kenry Barry Winnie Barry John Mone han Alice Monahan Lizzie Mary Patrick and Michael Brennan.
More than 100 Mt Haggen Court members from Gay Catholic Order at Foresters plan an August 30 visit to Kurte to organize a Wat city court named St. Peters Court No 1. Vice Ranger Joseph Labigsionniere received the invitation from Peter Tobin, a leading figure in the move. Foresters from Anaconda will depart by special train and return at midnight.
W H Mahoney store keeper for the Electric Light company resigns after four years and plans to move to Butte September 1 to join Foley and Allen insurance. He has been financial secretary of the Catholic club and Catholic Foresters and will resign those posts next Monday. He notes his four years with the company and his departure details.
The speaker commends Herbert McNulty, the manager, as fair and agreeable and expresses regret at parting. He notes a brighter future in Butte and announces plans to relocate there.
Circus Day brings Ringline Bros to town despite 4 degree chill. Street parade called largest ever with crowded rings and clowns. Early risers came from miles around. afternoon show to repeat this evening. A letter arrived about Motto of Chihuahua railroad and career moves. final wedding planned in Manitoba.
The Never Sweats and Robert Nolan's Braves meet at Mountain View Park next Sunday at 3 p.m. Admission lists Never Sweats players Mahan Felis Wiles Neal Wopps Labean Me Thomas K Thomas Morse and Nolan's Pravos McMulan with pitchers Muller Hoy Kenny Ry Nulan Mauyphy in a local park exhibition likely featuring position battles and field action.
The Garrison railroad band lineup includes L. Davis solo B flat cornet C. A. Greeny solo B flat cornet Al Rippingale first cornet Lyle Smith first alto Lester Smith second alto Al Nircene first ren a Arthur Du Bry Wrst Snimbone Fred Hesmussen baritone Frank Harmarek tia Kena Hawkins.
Local notes report visits and travels of residents including Mrs H W Shabol in Butte and M Cockrell of Deer Lodge. Mentions of vacations for W B Thomas and Alderman J B McDonnell, plus a sale of property on West Park avenue and a train delay near Gregson Springs.
Reports from Wheeling expose a Croatian societies convention activity while Anaconda and Deer Lodge communities progress with park event praise and Catholic Foresters train. Local officials announce Republican county and state conventions, mining claims notices, and a land contest with heirs named for Wolf and Meighan estates in Silver Bow and Granite counties.
A consolidated notice item lists multiple U S Land Office publications from Helena Montana in 1900. It includes George D Okeene and Baker as agents, notices for final proof and affidavits, and a co-owners demand demanding $435 per share for the Chequito quartz lode claim, with deadlines and location details in Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana. The notices name William Burnowsky and Samuel Marker Jr among others, with witness lists and land descriptions across several lodes and mining claims.
Notice that I Baker of Butte City Montana filed for a patent on a 1.40 acres Summit Valley Amended Survey No 06 A Emery etc. showing boundaries from Corner No 12 to a 1.40 acre tract with several adjoining claims and conflicts with Burveys 1825 1992 and 206. Public record of the mining claim located in Silver Bow County with a listing of adjoining claims and survey numbers.
Inland timetable fragment notes 1 percent Paritte Express from St Paul to Miewoul River pallrite tervives and a North Coast Limited from St Paul to Perivan. It mentions Nord Twin City Exprowd to Rt Pauld Missouri River pate Teaver daily. Paul daily mixed service on Arluger Tuesdays and Fridays and Sacure Gaya with trips to Norrin Mondays. Departure from Freigi depot at 1:00 A M.
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