Fitting Funeral for Thomas Scallon in Local City
A large audience attended the funeral of Thomas Scallon private in Co K Montana volunteers killed at San Tomas May 4 1899. He lay in state at A O H hall before the service at St Pauls Catholic church. the crowd viewed the casket draped in national colors with floral tributes from A O H Ladies Auxiliary and family. The procession formed with G A R drum corps Hibernian Knights and others. Interment followed at Calvary cemetery in a Hibernian designated plot after a high mass and sermon by Father Paywellyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Scallon
Co. K
Montana
San Tomas
Philippine Islands
St. Paul's Catholic Church
A. O. H. Hall
Havior
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Wexford
Ireland
Robert Murphy
Austin Malloy
Barney McKettrick
James Core Jon
Patrick Duffy
Patrick McMahon
Frank Corrigan
James R. Fitzpatrick
Pallbeares
Ed Heafey
John Smith
William Lyons
Thomas Mawoy
Barney Marron
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Hibernian Kingihs
Iring
Redium
Paywellyn
Park
Chestnut
Third
Washington
Calvary Cemetery
Hibernians
Smallpox Case Sparks County Health Debate
A new smallpox case at the Cox boarding house in Carroll was reported by Dr. Snyder. County physician Dr. Stephens refused to treat the patient until moved to the pest house, citing contract limits. Commissioners plan action as health officers flag lax quarantines at scarlet fever cases and Pioneer residents petition for quarantine of Gold Creek station and Kelly's sawmill areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Carroll
Snyder
Stephens
Board of County Commissioners
Spelman
McKenzie
County Board of Health
Pioneer
Gold Creek
Pio- Teer
Mont
Gold Creek Station
Kelly's
Mysterious local notes and social life in Butte area
Local briefs cover saloon moves and visiting figures in Butte and nearby, notes on marriages and licenses, lost items, court actions including Peter Kramer charged with embezzlement and bonds set, appointments and meetings, a memorial funeral for Cornelius Gills, and Rev. John A. Jenkins resigning from First Baptist with farewell services and ministerial resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Frankovich
Mary Hma
Johnston
Thomas Ford
Gregson Springs
Don Hayes
Fifth
Alder Street
Copper City
B. Barteau
Barteau
Zumbrota
Minn
J. C. English
West Park Avenue
James Chambers
Chambers-McGinness
Butte
Peter Kramer
District Court
Frank Kennedy
E. L. Simmons
Justice Devine
M. Simmons
Tim Murphy
J. M. Kennedy
United Artisans
Dewey Hall
C. M. Sawyer
U. A. Quartette
Jim
B. K. Bullock
Margaret Hughes
H. H. Taylor
W. A. Gillis
Gillis
Cornelua Gills
First Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Jenins
Anaconda Ministerial Association
Jenkins
Dwelling Fire Destroys Frush Home on Walnut Street
At 2 40 this morning the residence of J W Frush at 515 Walnut street caught fire. A neighbor’s boy woke Mr Frush as flames reached the kitchen. Officers McMasters sent in the alarm from the brewery, but the fire quickly consumed the building and contents valued at 1000 dollars. Insurance coverage stood at 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Frush
Walnut Street
Mr. Frush
McMasters
Pleasant evening at Anaconda Cathole club meeting
A well attended Anaconda Cathole club gathering featured a varied program with recitations by George Condon, speeches on hypnotism and Montana politics, songs by E C Malone and Richard Flanagan, readings by Joseph A Hughes and Henry Cannon, and plans for a next Tuesday hall entertainment with ladies admitted and a promising lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Cathole
George Condon
Thomas Kelly
Henry McArdle
Montana
A. P. Flanagan
E. C. Malone
Richard Flanagan
Doran
Joseph A. Hughes
Social events and legal notices from Livingston Montana
Livingston Montana February social events at the Eka Iai Firemen's hall featured dancing and a large card party with around fifty couples, followed by a banquet at the Albermarle hotel. The court docket includes water rights in the Ebert vs Shearman case awarding one and a quarter inches per acre, a dismissal of Clark vs King, and a stock transfer arrangement involving George C. Duffle. Also noted are Trail Creek Trading Company incorporation plans, a card gathering hosted by Mrs J H Johnston, and a murder runaway-accident estate appointment for A C Jardine. Also covered are horses from J McGregor of Brandon, the death of Harry Stark, and other local items including a Philippines returnee and St Andrews guild gathering. A mining patent notice for 1500 feet is filed by William W. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Mont
Order
Albermarle
Lillian Lode Mining Claim surveyed in Silver Bow County
Notice describes the Lillian Lode Mining Claim in Silver Bow County Montana Survey No 6780 with exact bearings lengths and corners beginning at a granite corner stone The claim covers 18.82 acres located in the unorganized district near Burney Fanny Scott Lode and is recorded in Silver Bow County Book C Lode Records The notice also references adjacent claims and official survey details with posting date February 1900 and standard legal formalities.
Notice of Forfeiture on Racykrock Lode Claim in Montana
Notice to J. W. Oberman and heirs that $200 total is expended for annual 1897 and 1899 assessment work on the Rac yrock lode claim in Camp Creek mining district Silver Bow Montana. If the unpaid half $100 within ninety days after service or publication, ownership of the claim half and associated interest will pass to the claimant Wallace M. Dernid. Dated Butte, Montana January 19, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Oberman
Camp Creek
Silver Bow
Scriber
Rillon
Public Notice of Mine Patent Application by Moulthrop
Public notice states George EB Moulthrop of Butte Montana filed for a patent on 30 linear feet of a mining claim extending 29 feet easterly and 30 feet westerly from the discovery point of the Wedgewood lode in Summit Valley mining district Silver Bow County. The claim, designated Survey No 5811, lies in township 8 north range west and is described by official notes and plat. The location, corners, and area totaling about 10 acres are noted with adjacent claims Hub Lode and Caledonia lode. The notice records that parts of the claim are excluded due to conflicts with surveys 1 and 1153. First publication February 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder of
Siiver Baw County
B. Burney
William W. Williams
George D. Greene
Register, Baker
U. S
M. J
Combination Mining Pany
Bi Hess and Works
Combination
Granite County
Montana
Combination Mining and Mining Company
County of
Granite
State of
A. D
United States
Jease Melior
Ihe
St. Louis
Missouri
Werner Ziegler
BioMedie
Rail- Speburg
Philipsit
Monta
Board of
Jesse B, Mellor
George EB. Moulthrop
Butte
Summit Valley
Morg
Thia
Lodes
Hub Lode
Erastue A. Nichols
Caledonia Lode
Joseph Rosenethet
George D, Greenf
Register
Railway Time Tables From St Paul to Anaconda
Railway time table notices list mixed daily departures to Twin Bridges and domestic routes from Anaconda. It documents Great Northern and Northern Pacific through trains, Oregon Short Line, and Pacific Express connections to Portland, with departures from Union Passenger Station and multiple daily slots, plus ticket and steamship options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Anaconda
Whiall
Twin Bridges
Butts
Union
Had & m
Great Northern
Anasconda
Great Falls
Helens Teoak
Butte
Northern Pacific
Pacific Wrpress
Portland
and Wear
Oregon
Short Line
D. m
Hecarena Ree Reyort
Europe
Smallpox Victim James Gardiner Taken to Pest House
James Gardiner, a colored smallpox patient, was moved to the pest house with a postular stage. He has exposed at least 150 people in Carsroll and Anaconda while drinking and loitering in saloons and boarding houses. Authorities hesitate to quarantine the boarding house unless the Carroll smelter is quarantined, which would cost laborers greatly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gardiner
Anaconda
Carrol
Carroll
County Commissioners Allow Payments and Apps
The county commissioners allowed Duan and Hamill as courthouse contractors a 5000 payment to settle in full at the next regular meeting. George Miller received an extra deputy. The bond for St Joseph's hospital contractors for the poor and sick was allowed. Several small bills were approved and minor business transacted. A warrant for 2040 was ordered to pay Stella McLean’s fare from the state reform school to Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duan & Hamill
Court House
George Miller
St. Joseph's Hospital
Stella McLean
Anaconda
State Reform School
Missoula
Too Serious Case Stirs Court Over Husband Assault
In a case of assault by a husband on his wife, the injured woman was reluctant to prosecute and testify, crying out that she wished to leave it to God. The judge dismissed that notion, deeming it far too serious for such sentiment as the Green Bag notes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda News
Ras
Marcus Daly
Donahoe
M. B. Greenwood, Daly,Donahoe & Greenwood Bankers
Anaconda, Mont
Bell Exchange
New York
Chicago
Omaha
San Francisco
England
France
Germany
Orient
National Park Bank
New Yo Union National Bank
C. D. French
N. Ebert
Shearman & Jenner
Te Duary
Ebert
W. A. Clark
J. R. King
Electric Light Company
Mr. Clark
George C. Duffle
Ripon
Wia
Trail Creek Trading Company
Geo. P. Dier
Bozeman
Thos Ross
Big Timber
Frank Buttrey
Trail Creek
J. H. Johnston
H. S. Masters
Miss Wakefield
Henry
A. C. Jardine
M. A. Bucke
Bucke
Gardiner
Cinnabar
Mary C. Griffith
R. C. Griffith
J. McGregor
Brandon
Manitoba
A. P. Stark
Midland, Mich
Harry
George Reed
Big Timber Express
Aitken
Wm. Mitchell
Fort Yellowstone
Ed Howell
Philippines
Park County
St. Andrew's Guild
United States Land Office
Helena
Cape Nome
HO. Wilson
S. L. Hallway
North Main Street
Wallace M. L. Dernid
Butie, Mont
H. Harper
Ty. B
Taek
Grendard Pullman
Steel
Merrimab
Chas
PRE
G. P
T. A
Pau
Ming
Reed Cab and Transfer Company
R. Reed
E- Broadway
Salt Lake
Denver
Alacarte
Library Cara
Boston
Tigret Office
N. Main St. Butte
Wilson
Burley
Utah
HS Hn
Burlington
Kansas City
Phil Danials
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Ogden
Kange City
Loum
Galveston
Texas
City of Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Ett TG
Liebig’s
West Broadway
Butte, Montana
Bature
Grea
Falla
Oeela Ea
Jon Reganne
H.C. Townsend
Kosser
Flinn
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