No Showing Loses Suit in County Court
Judge Clancy handled a quiet docket with several dismissals for want of prosecution. Cases include St Paul Mining against Regan, Fitzpatrick against Dempsey, Lager-Green against Peterson, and Cambers against multiple defendants ending in verdict for the defendants. Westlake and wife Anna were legally separated with a two day trial outcome of divorce and property division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
St. Paul Mining & Milling Company
P. H. Regan
Minnie S. Fitzpatrick
Martin Dempsey
Michael O'Donnell
Zorn & Gregovich
A. A. Lager-Green
Celia Peterson
John J. Cambers
Willam Lowry
William B. Hamilton
Donald Gillis
District Court
Cambers
Jiry
District Rourt
Leslie
J. H. Peterson
Thomas Carver
Ashers
H. L. Manor
E. W. Thomas
Edward Westlake
Anna
Westlake
Horse and saddle theft at Centertiot saloon
A saddle belonging to J. J. Bager was stolen from in front of the Centertiot saloon at South Batts and the horse returned the next day without the saddle. The case mentions Straveer’s saloon in Bast utt and Situssor’s arrest. the testimony sufficed to warrant a $250 bond, with Strasser furnishing the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Bager
South Batts
City Treasurer Reports City Finances and Year Start Figures
City Treasurer McCarthy filed the annual finance report with the clerk detailing cash at bank and in the office at January 1, totals across general collections and special funds for public improvements, licenses, taxes, and utilities. The balance carried forward shows cash at year start and outstanding checks, totaling amounts near sixty two thousand eight hundred eighty six dollars and thirty four cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Ais
Ryan defends firm in accounting suit amid newspaper coverage
In a candid interview with James Ryan of Dugan and Co. he rejects using papers to air legal matters and calls for court resolution. He disputes Dugan's claims about books, Hager and Telford credits, and asserts openness in Tom’s dealings while promising a fair accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ryan
of &, O, Dugan & Co
Ryan
Hager
Butte
Telford
Tom
Mr. Dugan
Dugan
Mr. Dug
Toiwho Senate defeats miners eight hour day bill
The Toiwho senate votes down the house bill fixing eight hours as a day's work for miners in a decisive result. Hon P A Regan dies at Boise after illness. County courthouse in Carbon destroyed by fire, with $5,000 loss and $4,000 insurance. State appropriations for 1899 1900 set for mines college agriculture university normal school totaling amounts: School of Mines 26200, Agriculture 15910, Experiment Station 1500, University 42180, Normal School 29910.
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Toiwho
Senate
House
Carbon County
School of Mines
College of Agriculture
State University
State Normal School
Smith
Deer Lodge Notes On River Freeze and Weather
Deer Lodge notes report the Deer Lodge river frozen to the bottom in many spots, feared damage to bridges when breakup arrives. A protracted cold spell has coyotes desperate, with their howls heard from town at morning and night. Officials at the penitentiary wear new blue cloth uniforms with brass buttons, welcomed as needed reforms amid visitor limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Driscoll in Spokane Incident After Night Out
Charles Driscoll, an ex railroad worker from Tutte Montana, wandered through six dance halls and variety shows in Spokane last evening, ending at a police puller headquarters with a frightened messenger boy in tow. Driscoll, very drunk and memory hazy, denied the boy robbed him of $190, and no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Charles Driscoll
Exrailroader Fom
Bathing In Ancient Times Promised Revitalizing Baths
A historical note describes ancient and Turkish baths as recreations and health balms. Heating to high temperatures, opening pores, rubbing skin, and cold showers in a proper room foster comfort and recovery. Modern baths echo these benefits, with Amos Turkish baths listed at Hight & Pairfield's.
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Rome
Amos
Hight & Pairfield
Main and
Broadway
Teuton Lodge Masquerade Ball Reported at Renshaw Hall
Teuton Lodge No. 2 O D M H S presents a grand masquerade ball on St Valentine Eve at Renshaw hall February 1. Tickets priced at ten dollars with seven grand prizes and a valuable valentine for each attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teuton Ledge No. 2
O.D. MH. S
Renshaw Hall
St. Valentine's
Srand Priges
Hotel Guests and Names List from Miss Lamont and Miss Philips
A crowded list of hotel guests and attendees from various cities appears, including Madisonian, Tom Smith of Chicago, F D Robertson of St. Louis, D Gist of Glendale, Robert L. Proudfit of Syracuse, Arthur Gunn of Salmon Idaho, N A Rivers of Rossland BC, D B Jackman of Seattle, Albert J Ball of Bannack, K Purnell of Bozeman, T H Howard of Bozeman, W E Carter of Omaha, Ed Elis of Bannack, E H Taloot of Livingston, George Dier of Bozeman, Mrs W H Nan of Dillon, C W Gorham of Dillon, J W Pare of Whitehall, H J Thompson of Dillon, Th Branan, O H Roland of Anaconda, J W Pugettsville Ark, Grace Lamont and Alice Philips mentioned as judges, all connected to a hotel event list.
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the Rutte
R. B. Turner
Madisonian
Tom Smith
Chicago
F. D. Robertson
St. Louis
D. Gist
Glendale
Robert. L. Proudfit
Syracuse
Frank Huber
Dilson
Arthur Gunn
Salmon
Idaho
N. A. Rivers
Rossland
B. C
D. B. Jackman
Seattle
Wash
Albert J. Ball
Bannack
K. 8. Purnell
Bozeman
Deer Lodge
James Rein
Lannen
Bearmouth
A. B. Cooper
Portland
Ore
J. W. Pare
Whitehall
H. J. Thompson
Dillon
Th. Branan
H. Roland
Anaconda
J. W
Cure Story From Mineral Water Ad
A letter from Mrs. Alice Sanders of 261 East Portphyry Street describes a long pile ailment relief after three days using Rocky Mountain Mineral Water. She states she can perform household duties and nursing tasks and urges others to call for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
East Portphyry Street
Alice Sanders
Lynndale Stage To Lynndale For Sunday Dancing
Call Chas Langlois' stable for tickets to Lynndale. Big sleigh seven dollars, band wagon eight dollars. Dance hall free, supper included. Dancing every Sunday with a 2 p.m. stage departure. LANGLOws
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynndale
Chas. Langlois
Langlows
American railroad deal spans 700 miles from Hong Kong to Han Kow
Moneyed men from the United States secure a franchise to build a Hong Kong to Han Kow railway. The piece stresses health over wealth, praises America’s progress, and endorses Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a popular tonic aiding digestion, strength, and weight gain for the run-down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hong Kong
Han Kow
China
America
Deng
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
Pediatric advice touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies. Claims calm gums ease wind colic and cure diarrhoea. Package priced at twenty five cents and in stock with jute bundle.
Annual doctor election for BR and M Employes hospital
The annual election of doctor for the BR and M Employes hospital will be held on Wednesday March 1 1899 Applicants must submit to Box I city on or before February 28 1899 By order Board of Trustees
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BR. & M. Employes’ Hospital
Box I
City
Board of Trustees
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Northwest
Santos
Cash Grocery
A. Booth
Galena
Valentines
John G
Evans
North Main Si
Calkins’ Book
Main Street
Dugan & Jones
East Granite St
B. National Bank
Butte - Montana
Huie Pock & CO
South Main
F. Augustus Heinze
Elvira V. Wilson
William Wilson
Big Bonanza
Thompson Campbell
Magek Wilson
Clara Hien
Wilson
Heinge al Jeger
Wiliam Wilson
Campbell
Maggie Wilson
Clara Rien
Lulu F. Largey
Patrick A. Largey
Elizabeth M. Dowler
A. L. Dowler
Cloney
Racine
Wis
Dowler
MR. Ryan
Eb.o
P. A. Tregan
Boise
P. A. Regan & Co
Bryan
Butteman
Wik
W. Lange
Arizona
Aguayo
Tarrant
Tarrant & CO
New York
la Lance & Grosjean
BEE Hive CO
Granite
North Main St
Butte, Mont
Steck
Kingsbury
North Main Street
Judd
West Park Street
Montana
F. F. Shadduck
MGR
Electrikure CO
Coms
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