Injunction Dissolved Over Copper Trust Mining Dispute
Judge Clancy dissolved the restraining order against the Anaconda Mining company after a court session. The move, supported by W. W. Dixon and J. K. McDougal, argued the description of the Copper Trust mines was indefinite and that the order threatened irreparable harm and mass layoffs. The case, linked to a $32,000,000 claim of ore allegedly stolen from the Copper Trust, remains under hearings for potential permanent dissolution on January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Anaconda Mining Company
Copper ‘Trust Mining Chain
St. Lawrence
Anaconda
Burdetta O'Connor
Anaconda Company
Lawrence
Tevet
Orien Ix
Thomas
Mattle
John Gillie
August Christi
Christian
Anaconda and
Immanuel Presbyterian Sunday School Christmas Program
The Immanuel Presbyterian Sunday school has prepared a special Christmas program to be presented on Saturday evening at 7 50 p m The event showcases a brief entertainment program by the Sunday school children with festive songs and readings for the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Presbyterian Sunday School
Christmas program invites children to church for gift drop
A school music program features recitations and Christmas entertainment with Santa Claus, a fairy, and a brownie. Parents are invited to bring their children's presents to the church on Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m. for distribution by Santa Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Fairy
Brownie
Coroner Rules Horan's Death Natural Causes
Coroner Phil Jullien led an inquest at Sherman's undertaking Tooms over the death of Thomas T. Moran. The jury found death due to natural causes after testimony by Officer Tom Walsh and witnesses Francis Upton and R. J. Cosgrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Jullien
Thomas T. Moran
Sherman
Horan
Tom Walsh
Francis Upton
R. J. Cosgrove
Cosgrove
Iforan
Griffin Denies Gun Allegation in Brutal Boarding House Incident
Griffin, accused by Charles Banker of involvement in a violent board house confrontation, denies attempting a hold up and claims he was simply reaching for his revolver when police arrived. He was jailed on concealed weapon charges after a night of intoxication and conflicting accounts. Banker pled not guilty to beating his mother in West Granite Street disturbances.
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Griffin
Charles Banker
Patrick Gunn
Northern Pacific
Judge Sullivan
South Butte
Barney Koon
Cievemenk
Guy
Grifin
Fia
Buca
Grif
Rome
Gril
John Banker
Banker
Albermarte Todycine
West Granite Street
Neill Company Delivers Amy Robsart Drama at Grand
Review of Kenileworth at the Grand praising Edythe Chapman as Amy Robsart and James Neill as the Earl of Leicester. Ben Howard as Richard Varney lauded. Grace Mae Lamkin as Queen Elizabeth noted for regal presence. Neill Company slated to perform Why Smith Left Home next, with cast listed and a Sunday matinee.
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Kenileworth
Amy Robsart
Neill Company
the Grand
Edythe Chapman
Varney
James Neill
Earl of Leicester
Amy
Benjamin Howard
Richard Varney
Grace Mae Lamkin
Queen Elizabeth
Morris
Wayland Lambaume
Aid
Day Dean
George TV
Broadhurst
Saith
Hs Lye
Baenan
Pressng
Smith
Frank Tannehill
Mogens Redding
Jay Williams
Frederick Roberts
Gilbert Gardner
Carina Jordan
Nell MeMaskell
Jonnie Errle
Lottie Williams Salter
Rose Hubbard
Belle Chamberlin
Thzaie May Uitimor
Idid
Big Hole power plant completed near Divide Montana
The Dig Tole river hydroelectric project near Divide is finished and the line to Butte is energized after years of costly development. Pred Sterling now leads a reorganized firm with a $1,000,000 capitalization and plans to supply Butte with ample power as demand remains high. Davis & Weil jewelry offers a dollar purchase promotion while Calkins sells books and calendars.
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Ig Hole
Anhout
Ney
Bescame
Sterling
Missoula
Capefil
Mr. Sterling
George H. Barker
C. H. McLeod
Max Hebgen
Ladies' solid Wk gold watches to $150
A large shipment of Kemmerer coal is en route to meet rising demand. The note promotes coal for heating, mentions availability of Pennsylvania anthracite and Montana coals, dry wood, and lists Manne & Co with contact details. Also advertises pure beer from Henry Muntner with Rutte Brewery contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Montana
J, Manne & Co
East
Henry Muntner
Rutte Brewery
Butte Advertises Crystal Springs Trips and Local Services
An eclectic mix of ads offers Ebny Hair Brushes at $1, Crystal Springs excursions five miles from town with rates $2.40 daily or $14 weekly, private baths and plunage, with stages from Langlois'. Also listed are a tailor and bookkeeping lessons, and the annual First National Bank stockholders meeting in Butte on January 9, 1900 for director reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Row National Bank
Butte City
Fayette Harrington
Cashie
Crystal Springs
Langlois
Nick Jahreiss
First National Bank of Butte
Butte
Montana
Butte Coal Company Advertises Minimal Costs
Butte Coal Company declares no solicitors or collectors, aims to keep expenses down and maximize coal value per ton. The customer is described as the medium through which advertising occurs, with address at No East Broadway. Also notes sewing machines for rent by week or month and mentions National Undertaking Company on East Quartz and latest novelties in China at Calkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Coal Company
East Broadway
National Undertaking Company
Pe East Quartz
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Calkins’ Book Store
Main St
Butte Mont
Majestic
Uder
Kennedy Furniture Co
W. Broadway
Wm. Schultz
Alaska
Wyoming Street
Kalse Mining
Pioneer
Oscar Stenberg
West Park Street
Stenberg
England
America
Studebaker
Western Wagon & Grain Co
Ncorporatea
S. Arizona St
Butte, Mont
Butte, Montana
Sunday School Entertainment
Montana Music CO
N. Main Streets
Jullien
Thomas H. Horan
Patrick Griffin
AM Cos
Waakney
Sullivan
Pest
Daha Kenny
John Buck
Wis
the Neill Company
Big Hole
Davis & Weil Mencury Company
Calkins
Ebony
Fisher
C. F. Fisher
W. Galena
B. Loveridge
North Main Street
Weirick
China
Harvard
East Park Street
McDonald & Lynch
Barney & Berry’s
the Palais RoyalCo
DR. Rinehart
San Francisco
West Park St
J. N. Nevill & CO
E. Park ST
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