Milk Trust Or Milk Combine To Open New Depot In Butte
A new milk company plans to buy milk from 1 525 cow owners and sterilize it at 160 degrees to sell cheaper milk in Butte. Fifteen wagons will replace 75, with 70 wagons cut to 15 and a daily depot inspection for customers. The venture aims to cash and carry, pay for milk by quality, and end credit sales under a streamlined system.
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Amalgamated Milk Concern
Milk Trust
H. Lowndes Maury
Butte
Reveree
Lewis 8. Cohn
J. F. Fox
Wyoming and
Porphyry Streets
Maury
Harris hearing drags on in Snohomish and Tramway case
Testimony from H A Bowman an employee of Receiver Harris details mining shift hours expenditures for November and December. Judge Knowles hears cross examination as Receiver Harris reports cash in bank about 69000 and 40000 worth of ore on the dump. December earnings for Tramway near 20000 with about 13000 for expenses. Heinze claims for general mining expenses total over 12000 difference from receiver reports. Also Judge Knowles issues order to show cause in Nixon Silver City Mercantile bankruptcy case set for February 21.
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Snohomish
Knowles
H. A. Bowman
Harris
Bowman
Inter Mountains
Harria
Mr. Heinze
E. W. Nixon
Silver City Mercantile Company
Slater
Nixon
Presbyterian Social Draws Largest Congregation Yet
The South Butte Presbyterian church hosted its first local religious service with Mr. A. Beyer leading. The 8:15 PM event drew the largest crowd since dedication, featuring Miss Charles on vocals, Mr. Rass on violin, and a male quartet including Mr. A. Douglas, Demutte, Lawler, and H. Poleglaes singing Jesus Lover of My Soul. Mr. Tonge read The Lifeboat, and the congregational saying was strong.
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South Butte
Pastor outlines monthly gospel series and Sunday specials
The pastor preached on not being ashamed of the Gospel of Christ. He announced plans for a monthly series with hopes for attractive Sunday evening services. Next Sunday night will feature a service for Clerks of the City with special music and sermon at the church on the corner of Flat and Utah avenues, near the South Butte car line.
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Rvice
Fliat and
Utah Avenue
Butte
Local Briefs Highlight Community Updates and Unions
A collage of notices from Butte area, including new addresses for Fisher, Tailor, Dr Reed and J G Baten tuner, plus Rand McNally atlas at P O News stand. Marriage licenses issued for Schlorff Nickel and Westphal Connell. Robt N Gibson and Clara Day Wood wed by Tilburn. several local business and real estate notes, and a hospital update on Peter Delaney.
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Robert N. Gibson
Clara Day Wood
Edward Oliver Til‘burn
Weat Liver Street
William Patterson, I Jr
Loulaville
Montana’ Liquor Co
New York Dispatch
J. B. Hagelin
Anaconda Copper Company
Butte
Theo
J. Schlorff
Adaline K. Nickel
G. G. Westphal
Elizabeth Connell
Hans H. Wolf
Mary Lumburgy
Iumball
Annie Kitto
Personal notices from a Montana page turn toward travel
Tom McLaughlin returns from Washington D C where he met the Montana delegation amid the senatorial fight Mina Helen Kromick heads to Seattle then Los Angeles to visit friends and continue travels Mr and Mrs Arthur P Heinge depart for the east via Great Northern Stations in Gotham and Washington R H Wearing a noted Butte mining man heads for a month in Wisconsin accompanied by Mrs Wearing Pat Mullins tours the Carbonate Hill mine in Morgan County Utah with A B Driggs and favors a concentrating plant Dr A W Noble returns from Madison County mines looks to Mayflower properties for future yields Joseph W Clark and wife head east with Clark to Washington as the Senate inquiry nears its Clark case end J Walt Hogue leaves for Cripple Creek to pursue mining poetry and Montana life Joe V Long of Hoge Daly banking leaves for Hot Springs Ark for health Samuel Dinsmore of Bitter Root Orchard in Missoula discusses fruit country promise and state vine prospects
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Tom McLaughlin
Washington
D. C
Montana
Mina Helen Kromick
Seattle
Warh
Butte
Linden
Wisconsin
A. W. Noble
Park Street
Madison County
Noble
Joseph W. Clark
Clark
Senate
J. Walt Hogue
Cripple Creek
Col
Hogue
Joe V. Long
Hoge, Daly &A
Remains Sent Home for Hugh McDonald in Ontario
The remains of Hugh D. McDonald, who died yesterday of pneumonia, were sent home to his former residence in Alexander, Ontario. The funeral was held at No 5 South Excelsior Avenue. Wanted nurse girl for Dorothy block. application details follow.
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Hugh 3D. McDonald
Anewmena
Alexander
Ontario
Excelsior Avenue
Dorothy Block
Freight Rate Changes Could Ease Shipments to Portland
Montana merchants learn from eastern correspondents that railroads plan to revise the January 2024 freight classification to ease shipper burdens. The overhaul will reduce carload rate gaps, align rates more with smaller consignments, and involve advisory sessions with trunk-line traffic managers. Daily Great Falls to Portland service is expected to resume within a month, as Great Falls Tribune notes. The Burlington Railroad will add a St Louis to Portland Pullman train starting May 1 via Billings and the Northern Pacific route.
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Montana
Helena
Freigl
Shipmere
Tr Iy
Naismith
Great Falls and Canada Railway
Lethbridge
Canada
Ttm
Titan
Cardston
Vien
Teton County
Natamitiva Assurance
Great Falls
Coal Gas Explosion Wrecks Kitchen At Weert Silver Street
A coal gas explosion in the cooking stove at the home of Mrs T Leys 514 Weert Silver street caused a blast that shattered windows knocked plaster from walls and started a fire. Mrs Leys was rendered unconscious briefly by a fragment striking her and the fire department quickly put out the blaze.
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Mre.t. Leys
Weert Silver Street
Mra. Leya
Fire alarm from cat in chimney startles West Park Street home
Fire department rushed to 217 West Park Street around 12:30 after a cat in the chimney allegedly caused a false alarm. Residents sustained several cuts and bruises about the head but escaped serious injury. the incident began when residents believed the house was on fire.
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West Park Street
McNab
Copper mining shares show little change amid modest gains
The copper mining market moved slowly with Butte & Boston advancing to 70 while Boston & Montana and Mohawk posted small increases. The day’s closing quotes reflected a cold spring mood as merchants eyed a surge in demand for new clothing, with Hennessy’s Tailoring urging orders for suits and overcoats.
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Butte
Boston
Montana
Mohawk
Hennessy
Hennessy's
Court notes reveal guilty plea in copper theft case
Michael Gordon pleaded guilty in Judge Clancy's court to stealing brass and copper from Washoe Copper in a summer heist. Trial was postponed after discovering lack of arraignment, with settings postponed to Saturday. A separate docket note striked Ferdinand Sands vs Alexander Swan, due to a long-past trial, and a guardianship application for Michael A. Hickey was denied.
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Michael Gordon
Washoe Copper Company
Clancy
Gordon
Ferdinand Sands Ve
Alexander” Swan
Smyth Estate seeks letters of administration in district court
Maggie McKenna petitions for letters of administration for Thomas Smyth who died in the city January 13 leaving 765.44 on First National Bank Denver and 201.83 at State Savings Bank. There are seven heirs including three sisters in Denver and one in Butte plus parents. February 1 is set for spring styles showing. Knox hats at Hennessy’s feature Derbys Fedoras and Silke.
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Maggie McKenna
District Court
Thomas Smyth
First National Kk of
Denver
State Savings Bank
Butte
Knox
Hennessy's
German masquerade at Teutonia lodge ball held tonight
The annual masquerade ball under Teutonia lodge No 3 and O D H 8 will take place this evening at Renshaw hall. Bertha sailings from Portland to Cane Nome are booked, with forty berths still available for the May sailing. reservations urged. O.R. and N has a new Cape Nome travel fleet with ten day sailings for the season. inquiries to 0 Wilson, General Agent, 50 North Main Street, Hutte.
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J. G. Baten
Montens Music Company
Renshaw Hall
Philadelphia
M. Wade
North Main
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
Best Park Street
Teutonia Lodge No
D.H
Renshaw Thal
Bertha
Portland
Cane Nome
Mteemer
Cape Nome
Wilson
L. Railway
North Main Street
Hutte
Reward notice from Montana mining claim trespass case
The undersigned offer twenty six hundred dollars for information leading to the detection and conviction of anyone trespassing on and removing iron or minerals from underground workings of the Michael Devitt lode claim in Montana. The notice is issued by Houston Consolidated Mining Company and signed by S. Hatterman, Assistant Superintendent.
Reward for information on trespass at Montana claim
The undersigned will pay $2,500 to any person furnishing information leading to the detection and conviction of anyone who trespasses and removes ores from the underground workings beneath the surface of the Pennsylvania Lode Claim Lot No. 173 in Silver Bow County Montana. Boston and Montana Copper and Silver Mining Company by C. S. Batterman Ass't Supt.
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Pennsylvania Lode
Silver Bow County
Montana
Boston
Copper and Silver Mining Company
Batterman
Dillon News Highlights Socials and Local Moves
On Tuesday in Dillon Mrs. T. J. Moule entertained lady friends on Idaho street with a prize for a guessing game won by Mrs. J. G. Shannon. Mrs. Caver, Dart and Holinger hosted similar gatherings the prior afternoon. Mrs. H. R. Melton attended, prize was a book by Tennyson. E Provott now runs the McGinty saloon on Main street after McKinney’s retirement. Pete Grant moved from Pocatel lo area with family. Mrs Nina Smith visiting from Butte plans to return home. Dr M. A. Miller traveled to Butte on professional business. Misses Harwood, Miller and Thomas hosted twenty friends for progressive euchre with refreshments. Mrs Bowker visits Dillon. Mrs Willis in Blackfoot Idaho. Mrs Shannon, formerly of Dillon, visiting from Red Rock. Mr and Mrs Roe depart for California for six weeks, with Mrs Roe’s niece Mrs Burkett of Bozeman accompanying. A J Anderson returned from Big Sheep creek trip for horses. N Sheffield, owner of second hand store, to Butte on business. Clara Thropp’s company will perform A Doll House and A Remedy for a Divorce at the Dilton theater February 20 and 21. crowd praised her troupe last year.
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E. Provott
McGinty
Main Street
McKinney
Pete Grant
Dillon
Pocastello
Clara Thropp
Dilton Theater
NP Rail Updates Sleepers On Anaconda Routes
The Northern Pacific operates the Pullman sleeping cars from Anaconda to St. Paul and St. Louis. Two sleeping cars are on the night train from Anaconda to Butte, and one from Anaconda via Billings and the Burlington route to St. Louis, plus one from Butte to St. Paul with no car changes between the points.
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Northern Pacific
Anaconda
St. Paul
Louis
Buttes
Billings
Burlington
St. Loi
Butte
Notice of Forfeiture on Rainrock Lode Claim Montana
Wallace M. Dernir publishes a forfeiture notice on the Rainrock lode mining claim in Camp Creek district Silver Bow Montana. He states expenditure of 200 dollars with 100 dollars due from J W Oberman and heirs, requiring payment within 90 days to avoid transfer of interest to the co owner. Dated Butte Montana January 19 1900.
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J. W. Oberman
Camp Creek
Silver Bow County
Montana
United States
The
United
Notice of Assessment for Combination Mining and Milling
Notice lists a special meeting held February 1 1900 where ten cents per share was levied on capital stock to be paid by March 3 1900. Unpaid shares by March 21 1900 become delinquent and sold at public auction on March 24 1900 at the court house front door Philipsburg Montana to cover delinquent assessment and interest.
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Comny
Hoom 2
Silver Bow Block
Utte
Montana
H. G
Bow Block
Sutte
Combination Mining and Milling Company
Combination
Granite County
Combination Mining and Mining Company
County of
Granite
United Eee
Jesse B. Mellor
Bt. Iouis
Missouri
Werner Zlogiwr
Ee Gece Aoile Spaburg
Philipsburg
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N. J. Bielenberg
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N. J. Rolendr
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Sliver
Bow County
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MacDonald & Lynch
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South Africa
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Inter Mountain
Peter KE. Delaney
Bell Mine
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Great Northern
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Burlington Rail
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Mr. Hickey
Smyth
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Harper & MacDonald
West Quarts Street
Cape Noma
Michael Devitt
United States Courts of Montana
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Hoston Consolidated Mining Company
Hatterman, Ass't Bupt
Asward
Dillon News
Diton Nowe
T. J. Moulerney
Idaho Street
Affternoon
J. G. Shannon
Mesdames Carver
Dart
Holinger
Carter
H. R. Melton
Tennyson
Nina Smith
City
R. A. Sullivan
M. A. Miller
Fred Tener
Harwood
Miller
Thomas
Lauren Jones
7. G. Willis
Mrs. Wheeler
Blackfoot, Idaho
Red Rock
Rey
8. D. Bowker
William Roe
Sature
California
Mr. Roe
W. B. Burkett
Bozeman
A. J. Anderson
Big Sheep Creek
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ST. Paul and ST. Louis
Wallace M. L. Dernir
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