Milkman Narrow Escape in Runaway On Wyoming Street
A runaway wagon incident injures contractor Nicholas Hughes who was tossed, then unconscious but with no broken bones. He remains at home on Broadway for a few days as his wrecked wagon and horse are put down. A second noon hour incident on East Park Street ends with a milkman narrowly avoiding a wheel trap after regaining control of the reins.
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Wyoming Treet
Naga Hur
Nicholas Hughes
Hughes
Wyoming and
Mercury
Smokehouse
Broadway
East Park Street
Tennis Leader Denies Band Theft Allegation In Butte
The Modern Verminen baat Anaconda leader, reported missing, appeared at the Inter Mountain office to deny stealing $50 from the band and a friend's account. He said he came to Butte Thursday, fell ill, and has been confined at a friend’s house on Woolman Street since then. He plans to return to Anaconda soon.
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Inter Mountain
Bute
Woolman Street
Tamable
Anaconda
Kelley Uses Affidavits to Threaten Blackmailers in Gambling Case
Independent candidate Cornelius F Kelley confronted three men at the county attorney office who sought complaints against gambling houses. He drafted ironclad affidavits and instructed them to take warrants to Justice Nichols, after which the men vanished. Separate notice: Elisa Dunstan seeks alimony from T H Dunstan, with $120 due from a 1899 decree. Olive Branch Lodge 3 IOOF member funeral notice for John Baew. meeting at Walkerville hall.
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Cornelius F. Kelley
Congress
Kelley
Wright
Justice Nichols
Elisa Burg
T. H. Dunson
Clancy
Dunstan
Olive Branch Lodge No
Walkerville
John Baew
Atten
Johnson
N. A
D. V. Trevarthien
Montana Capitol Contract Loss For Hion Firm
H L Frank, head of the company building Montana's new capitol at Helena, expects a loss of about 60 000 to 70 000 dollars on the 289 000 contract. He says the building could not be erected for less than 400 000 and blames misrepresentations and subcontractor delays for the setback. He vows to finish next summer, delivering a fireproof capitol he calls the finest in the country.
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Hion
H. L. Frank
Capitol
Melena
Mr. Frank
Montana
Frank
Grotto Cafe Adjoins Post Office in Local Briefs
Local notices report community events and deaths. The Grotto Cafe promotes meals near the post office at 38 Font Broadway. Six month old child of Mr and Mrs James McCord died at 5 AM on Freemont street. Funeral for Mrs P J Harrington set for Monday at 9 30 AM from 47 East Quarts. Dan Cullinan, 42, died at 117 Ruby street. funeral to be announced. Charles L Wunderlich and Rose Clow wed at South Butte parsonage. Hugh Williams funeral planned tomorrow at Merngon. Thomas Moses, 38, died at 222 Shields avenue. member of multiple orders. Miss Lilla Harkins, state college domestic economy professor, visiting from Boxeman. to stay a week with Rev Tait.
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James McCord
Freemont Street
P. J. Harrington
East Quarts
Charles L. Wunderlich
Rose Clow
Davide
South Butte
J. W. Tait
Hugh Williams
Richards’ Undertaking
Thomas Moses
Shields Avenue
Foresters of America
Red Men
A. 0
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Woodmen of the World
Mill and Smeltermen's Union No
Lilla Harkins
State College
Boxeman
Tait
Bogeman
Funeral Notice for Nora Harrington at Fidelity Hall
Mrs Dary Boyle of High Grade Guitars invites Silver Bow and Butte circles to attend the funeral of Nora Harrington at Fidelity hall on Monday at 0:00. The notice also promotes Christmas gifts and lists brands Martin Washburn Regal Maurer and Bay State Montana Musl.
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Fidelity Hall
Nora Harrington
Silver Bow and Butte
Dary Boyle
Martin
Washburn
Regal
Maurer
Bay State
Montana
Financial and Commercial Report of New York Stock Exchange
Unsettled London conditions pull open stocks down with late recoveries. St Paul gains to 145 while Delaware and Hudson and Illinois Central edge higher. Chicago cattle and hog markets show varied results. wheat corn oats and other Chicago produce quotes listed. Banking figures report weekly state updates for Associated Banks.
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London
London and Globe Finance Corporation
Kansas
Texas
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Sinois Central
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Burlington
National Tube
Brooklyn Bayid Transit
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Preferred
Contested Montana Legislative Elections Delayed by Missing Justices
Anaconda December report details chaotic legislative contest proceedings as two Deer Lodge justices fail to appear at 10 a.m. hearings. Witnesses and several contestants gather, but no rulings occur. Citations misdated, prompting calls for new commissions while attorneys push forward. A juvenile theft case concludes with suspended sentence due to the boy's age.
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Tater Mountain
Anaconda
Fowell and Emerson
Deer Lodge
Messrs
O'Leary
James
Glao
John Tt. Toole
J. M. Madden
J.B. McDonnell
Messrs. Duffy
Casey
J. R. Boarman
Corcoran
Leary
C. J. Walsh
Justices of the Peace
Emerson and
Powell
T. O'Leary
Nour
Mobile Marriage Rate Tops U.S. Cities in Census Findings
The report highlights Mobile's lead in marriages per thousand residents, claiming more couples wed there than in any other American city. It also notes a distinct social caste from Turkish aristocracy and a description of Nile region plant obstructions affecting river navigation.
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Mobile
Union
Train route update through Montana to Denver and Colorado
Notice describes a single change of calls between Montana points and Denver and eastern Colorado via Northern Pacific Burlington route through Billings and Alliance Neb. It promises good train service and directs inquiries to the Northern Pacific agent. Also lists Dr Dodd eye specialist at 48 West Dark Street with free examination and a notice for furnished rooms for rent on West Copper Street.
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Montana
Denver
Colorado
Northern Pacific-Burlington
Billings
Alliance
Neb
Northern Pacif Agent
DR. Dodd
West Dark Street
Notice to Creditors in Estate of John Jenkin
The administrator Thomas Richards notifies all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be filed at Lewis P. Foresteller’s office in Butte Montana, in Silver Bow County. Dated December 5, 1900.
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John Jenkin
Lewis P. Foresterl
Owsley Block
Butte
Sliver Bow
State of
Montana
Thomas Richards
Butte City
L. P. Forestell
Meetings at First National Bank of Butte January 1901
The annual stockholders meeting for First National Bank of Butte Montana is set for January 8 1901 between 10 am and 4 pm at the bank office. Ballot for election of directors for the ensuing year and any other proper business will be transacted. E B Wetrick cashier notes date December 7 1900.
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First National Bank of
Butte
Montana
Janary
E. B. Wetrick
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