Anaconda Revival Meetings And Resignation Rumors
Revival services at the Methodist church attract a large crowd led by Miss Dennis who urges repentance and commitment as two classes of listeners are addressed. Separately, Rev. Cleland resigns, local labor tensions at the foundry ease with hopes for amicable resolution. civil actions against John Walsh and Mary Agileys move forward in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
David Walsh
Mary A. Agileys
Methodist
Mise Dennia
Aftic
Lyman
Miss Dennis
Mise Dennis
Rose
Jess
TheseNile Way
Song
Mina Dennis
Ann
City notes and local notices from Anaconda
Local brief items cover council meeting tonight, misfortune at the smelter with employee injuries and amputations, winter weather impacts on coal and ice dealers, theater changes with Hugente Blatt arrival, and community visitors including Mrs. Benjamin Jeremiah and Mrs. Mahony visiting relatives. Mayor Madden to attend tonight’s council session, zero temperatures and a minor fire on Main and Front Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiepatko
Butte
Benjamin Jeremiah
Great Falla
PH. Mahony
Miasoutada
Montrum
Hugente ‘Blatt
George McNatly
St. Ann's Hospital
John M. Madden
Tia
Anaconda
Maln
Mentrum
Diamen
A. L. Robbins
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bundy Hill
The Story of the Story and the Voyageurs Grave
A Canadian river tale recounts Paul Hochambeau and Louise la Rue visiting a grave on a quiet island. An old legend tells of voyageurs fleeing Indians over the falls aided by a woman in white, a miracle that preserved their canoe and forged a lasting Mecca for river travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Story Pul. Co
Paul Hochambeau
Sorel
Portage du Fort
Algo
Walla
Voyageura
Touines
Javera
Scotland
Breland
Black
Shandan Belk
Willie
Marter Wille
Kity
Perna
Renee
Toul
Siatorsa
St. Buplice
Sumner
Oul
Louise
Paut
Othe Laws
Papineau
Paul
Cali~vette
Cala- Wette Taland
Canada
Bull
Baeauer
Ernestly
Voyageurs
Piel
Donneg-le
Tanger
Yirang
Resignation of Rev Cleland Shocks First Presbyterian
Rev Frank J Cleland, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, unexpectedly resigns effective immediately after informing his congregation. He plans to return to New Lebanon for a two week vacation and may not resume duties.
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Tey
Frank Jb Cleland
First
Presbyteriin Eliteh
Hia
Cheeni
New Lebanon
Chelend Durin
Regina
Chel
Judge Napton Returns After Powell County Bond Hearing
In Judge Napton's court the judge presided over a brief term to approve the bonds of Powell County officials. The judge returned this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napton
Powell County
Gun Club Reorganized Amid Turbulent Club Meeting
The Ameinda Cry club reorganized as In the fixture he sponta mer jure experting bee lave monies Liber vetinge Weets. A meeting at Mahan Hees featured speakers Previlent Fo Rlepetka and group officers including Gy, Burkhs rots, a Cockeany megsiie, TR Mabntountain and OL Nelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TR Mabntountain
Nelle Reece
Wellceme
Be Lewis
BOC
Nook Arite
Poukever
Kunkel
St M. W. Marchy
Bod Mc
Bowling Contest At Tucker's Alley Promises Interest
The event features two teams led by Voteman and Browns with players Hurley Nell Brookman Troeh Minor Bailey and others. A previous match between two teams ended with a win for one side while the ladies claim it cannot be home against a different rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Decstein
Tucker
Voteman
Veiiny
Wall
Hurley
Nell
Browns
Hrawn
Brookman
Troeh
Minor
Bailey
Clinton
Prisoners Held After Saturday Arrests
Pranksters Jelly and Gallagher, two vagrants, were arrested by Constable Tenty on Saturday and given a Winter today by Justice Quane. They promised to cease city offenses and to return stolen items to the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jellly
Mike Gallagher
Tenty
Tustice Quane
Ieee No Citim
Stewele Anata Bietsk Walle
Sens
The Magazine Has Gone Up Aboard The Ship
In a tense exchange the pirate chief learns the magazine detailing their adventures has burst into flames. The captain, pale, realizes even escape is impossible as Ula waits. The unfolding disaster endangers the crew aboard the vessel in Detroit Journal reportage.
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Nia
Ula
Detroit Journal
Plunkville Bugle Mockery Ends in Tragic Death
A satirical comment from The Plunkville Bugle mocks dissection of snakes provoking sharp humor. The Indianapolis Press notes the world’s lack of seriousness drove the author to suicide, observed wit and fatal cup, with brass band, flowers, and mourners at the funeral as Detroit Journal records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plunkville Bugle
Indianapolis Press
Detroit Journal
Sale of county property auction listed in Silver Bow County
The county orders a 20 day advertisement and sale to highest cash bidder starting February 3, 1901 at 10 a.m. in front of the courthouse. Properties include numerous lots across Boulevard, Cameron, Central, Clark's, Colorado, Great Western, Raven, Silver Bow Park, Hamilton, Homevale, Lawlor, Noyes Upton, Northern Pacific additions and others with varied block and lot numbers. William D. Clark, Chairman, and John W. Northern Pacific addition official initials appear.
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United States Land
Helena
Montana
John H. Johns
Butte
Silver Bow County
N. BE. Cor
Sur
N. W. Cor
Violet Lode
Contict
Nea
Doa
Niet
Meighan Lode
Silver Bow Unty
T. J. Argyle
Ty Sur
Mis Driscall
Guy Ia
Geo. H. Casey
Bom. Cameron
James A. Murray
W. E. Smith
Patrick Clark
MN. W
D. Greener
Ogissor
Bakel
U. S
Pirat
Court House
Mont
Boulevard
Tor
Cameron
Central
Clark's
Colorado Addition
Lota
Cohban
Great Western
Great Western Additton
Silver Bow Park
Silver Bow Parke
Silver Bow
Hamilton Addition
Hamilton
Homevale
Lawlor
Noyes & Upton's Railroad
Northern Pacic
Northern Pacific
Northern Pac
Northern Pacific Addition
Northern Pacific Addit Tenn
Northerm Pacte
Northern Pacific Additton
Northern Pache
Northern Pacifc
Northern Pacifi
Northern Pacifa
Northern Paciflc
Paciflc
Pleasant View
Pleasant View Addition
Traventa
Traventa Astilcon
Valley
Walkersville
Lows
Walkerville
William D. Claik
Sioners
John
Estate of Adolard Lalonde creditors notice
Joseph Lalondr administrator of the Adolard Lalonde estate in Silver Bow County Montana invites creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of publication. Claims to be made at William F. Davis law office 46 E Broadway Butte Montana. Date January 12 1201.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Mitchell
Forbis & Millivan
B. Broadway
Butte
Manetana
Siti
Silver Bow
State of
Montana
Josoph B
Adolard Lalonde
William F. Davis
Joseph Lalondr
Adelard Lalonde
Wm. F. Davis
E Broadway
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