Anaconda Appraisers Move To Finish Real Estate Assessments
County appraisers have begun thorough valuations in Deer Lodge county with Anaconda first. They will then assess Deer Lodge city, Elsietod City, ranching and mining properties, after making changes in Anaconda such as 20 percent reductions on North Main and Commercial avenues and a 24 percent increase on East Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge County
Anaconda
North Main Street
Commercial Avenue
East Park Avenue
Main
Park Avenue
Uncle Tom's Cabin at Union Family theater
The piece titled Uncle Tom's Cabin provokes strong anti slavery sentiment with testimonies from colored people and fugitive slaves. English demonstrations and noble ladies support abolition while Queen Victoria and Prince Albert resist warlike action. Davis and Bushy present a colossal production at Union Family for three nights beginning February 27 with prices 10 20 30 and 1e.
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Poole Tor's
England
Cruerh
America
Prince Albert
Davis & Bushy
Union Family
Shamrock mine leased in Garnet Granite county
The Shamrock mine at Garnet in Granite county was leased for one year to the Bellew brothers for 6000 dollars. The mine is owned by Peter McDermott, son of the discoverer, with development work advancing and a high value historic strike noted. John Patten II joins Sam Ritchry's Nancy Haw mine to the east. The Bramrock mine is praised as one of the Garnet camp’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Shamrock
Garnet
Granite County
Bellew Brothers
Peter McDermott
Pears
Nat
Chris Lunnen
Mearemouth
John Patten II
Sam Ritchry
Nancy Haw
Bramrock
Merril Arrested In Dog Shooting Case In Judge Fitzgerald Court
A warrant was sworn in Judge Fitzgerald's court for John Merril on a charge of shooting a valuable St Bernard dog. The incident concerns the same dog associated with the Steep Gulch area. Chief of Police White arrested Merrill, with hearings yet to be scheduled. County official J F Hallas and Attorney Halighan are named in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
J. F Hallas
John Merril
Bt. Bernard
Steep Gulch
Merrill
Pultos White
Halighan
Thrown From a Horse Injures East Park Youth
Filward snoviln, living with Mr and Mrs BD Shoviln on East Park avenue, was badly hurt after being thrown from a young saddleless horse on Front Street two blocks from home. He landed under the animal and became unconscious. The incident occurred in the evening as the horse stumbled.
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Filward Snoviln
BD. Shoviln
East Park Avenue
Front Street
Boy Is Injured When Hit by Car on Street
A boy returned home with his dog after an accident. He was found unconscious in the street and Bt. Leiser restored his consciousness. No bones were broken, but injuries were serious around the hips. He is resting quietly this morning.
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Leiser
Sunrise Mine receiver tours snowbound Granite county property
Percy Napton of Deer Lodge, appointed receiver of the Sunrise Mining and Milling Company, has returned from inspecting the Granite county property. He notes heavy snow, vacant buildings, a watchman on site, and a cautious plan with no actions imminent while under court instructions. He is handling routine matters to settle the company’s affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Napton
Deer Lodge
Sunrise Mining and Milling Company
Granite County
St Patrick's Day Gridiron Clash Set In Butte Anaconda
Football match between Reli ance of Butte and High Serva team of Anaconda slated for St Patrick's Day March. Negotiations include Bernard Leontind of the home side and other football plans for the coming season. Local sports fans and enthusiasts keep the sport alive despite uncertain schedules.
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Reliance
Butte
Anaconda
St. Patrick's Day
Bernard Leontind
Butre
Seville
Rellunee
Teoard
High Sehoul
Daseball Tumn
Mie
Cant. CAPT DUTTON THROUGH TEMPERANCE MEETING IN ANNAMONNITA
An attendance filled Co ben's hall for CAPT DUTTON'S temperance talk as part of a revival. The preacher praised the meeting as remarkable and warned of temptations in devil's territory. After the service 26 names were added to the proposition book, with Anneontha reportedly signing the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coben's
Ives
T. OG
Onion
Anneontha Pile
Policeman Arrests In Street Fight Case Heads to Court
A street fight led to arrests of John Meain and John Quinlan. Quinlan later swore out a warrant for Officer Frank Stebbins alleging third degree assault after an officer allegedly struck him with a hill, cutting his head. The case is set for Judie Boland's court tomorrow at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meain
John Quinlan
Payline
Frank Stebbins
Ife
Quinlan
Judie Boland
Railroad leaders visit Salt Lake and admire gradient haul
WATCHING THE HOGS a F Dunn and D J Malone of Poratello, notable railroad men, toured Salt Lake yesterday as guests of Mayor Mechanic A Harnity of the B A & T Ty. They observed the mountain grades on the line to Butte and Anaconda. A train of twenty six loaded one car was pulled up the high line to the Anaconda smelters by one of the hogs, astonishing the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A F. Dunn
Salt Lake
D. J Malone
Poratello
Marior
Butte
Anaconta
Anaconda
District Court Proceedings and Probate Actions
The district court convened and heard several cases. The state against H M Hadfield for forgery was dismissed for insufficient evidence. A case in Roeton v Thompson was withdrawn and answered. The estate of Sarah Kudli was considered with sale of personal property approved. James Cilliense v Jos Harmon dismissed. Leck v Strivland given sixty days to file ball of exceptions. Fanney v Moree set for February, an order of sale of real estate issued in the Floan estate. Guardianship petition for A Rowe set for February 27. T Thompson, held for insanity examination after fasting forty days, is being tried this afternoon with doctors Wood and Evans present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Hadfield
Duffy
Roeton Ve
James Cilliense
Jos
Harmon
Canse
Fanney
Moree
Demuyter
Floan
Francie Rowe
A. &. Rowe
T. Thompson
McHale
Bast Lane Avenue
Ors. Wood and
Evans
Local Notes From Anaconda and Nearby Onlookers
Benedict of St Paul visits the city. Ranson and son from St Paul travel to the Montana. Candies by Pens Aletan on East Park. Daolan went to Butte on business. Margaret Nolan parcel deal in Anaconda. Dr L St Jean at Stand ard drug store. Martz guests a Stevensville visitor. Mrs Hunter visits with N F Devitt of Lake Louise. Colonel O Leary seeks fire bill support in Helena. Farewell ball for C Bieber at Turner Hall on Saturday. admission 50 cents, ladies free. Anaconda Employment Office offers jobs at 200 East Park. G A R thanks Miss Mattie Evang for loan of rum. Mrs Brennan to Salt Lake. joins railroad work in Saintly City. Clarence Leland arrested for vagrancy. fined 10 dollars. Alice Tite fined 15 for drunkenness. Joe Wilson jailed 30 days for stealing clothing. Officer Strom arrests Annie Cohen in Mainville. bond set at 25. Roy Bailey and Bob Huffer of Helena released from custody. The boys' tale ends abruptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
St. Paul
M. A. Ranson
Son
Montana
Pens Aletan’s
East Park Avenue
Robert
Daolan
Butte
Teed
Deseu Rood
Margaret C. Nolan
Anaconda
L. St. Jean
E. Park Avenue
BE. Martz
Marva
Stevensville
L. F. Hunter
N . F, Devitt
Lake Lin
T. O'Leary
Helena
Fire Department
Farwell
C. Bieber
Turner Hall
Park Avenue
Mattie Evang
Thomas Brennan
Salt Lake
Mr. Brennan
Clarence Leland
Alice Tite
Joe Wilson
Idlewild quartz mining claim co owner notice 1899
Notice to John F McEvoy co owner of Idlewild quartz mining claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow Montana. Co owners McDowell and Kidney claim they have expended $100 in 1898 labor and improvements to hold the claim and demand contribution of $16.65 plus costs within ninety days or the co owners will acquire your interest. Dated February 8 1899.
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John F. McEvoy
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
Montana
Idlewild
Silvar Bow County
United States
Unlicensed Dogs and Cars, Church Services Announced in Helena
Forty dogs collected since last Monday were killed at the city pound under the law. The dog catcher remains active, gathering about a dozen dogs daily. It’s estimated at least 500 unlicensed cars are owned in Anaconda. St Peter's Catholic church will hold no morning or evening services until next Sunday when mass is at 9 and 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Lenten services begin next week on Wednesdays and Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Anaconda
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Public School Enrollment Figures Across Classes
The Deer Lopse Public Schools report totals by grade and teacher with enrollment numbers: High School Mr Wolfe and Mrs Simpson 47. Jambar Grade Mrs Mills 53. Intermediate Department Miss Bien 51. Second Primary Miss Wiles 48. Second Grade Miss Garrett 2. First Grade Miss Truscott 55. Total 804.
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Wolfe
Impson
M. B. Mills
Clara Bien
Mollie Wiles
Gertrude Garrett
Emma Truscott
Fraternal Union Event At Dewey Hall Delights Crowd
A large attendance enjoyed a Fraternal Union gathering at Dewey Hall last night. Remarks by OG J Walsh praised the order. Music by Paisgrove and Herbs. recitation by Call. solos by Mrs Mayhew. reading by Mrs Edith Carmichael. featured performer Dr B Gattan. Following the program, dancing occurred, making the event pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Hall
OG. J. Walsh
Messrs. Paisgrove
Herbs
Call. Solo
Mayhew. Bors
B Gattan
Cole
Reading
Fraternity
Edith Carmichael
Summons in Justice Court Silver Bow Montana 1899
The Justice of the Peace E A Nichols issues a summons in Butte to defendants Charles E Whitaker Cyrus W Pomroy Clarence C Frost ordering appearance March 20 1899 at 47 West Granite Street Butte to answer a $100 claim plus interest from August 28 1896. If unpaid a judgment will be entered with costs. Shropshire and Gilchrist represent the plaintiff.
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Justice's Court
Silver Bow
State of Montana
E. A. Nichols
Arthur A. Wenham
Charles E. Whitaker
Cyrus W. Pomroy
Clarence C. Frost
Granite Street
Butte
Montana
A. D
J KH. A. Nichols
Shropshire & Gilchrist
Bankrupt Petition Entered Against Crowley and Holland
The District Court of Montana issues an order in the bankruptcy proceeding against Quin M. Crowley and Steve M. Holland trading as Crowley & Holland. They cannot be located in the district, must appear April 8, 1899, and face the petition for adjudication. The order requires publication in the Daily Inter Mountain for six weeks.
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District Court OF the United States
District of Montana
Court of Bankruptcy
Quin M. Crowley
Steve M. Holland
Crowley & Holland
Joseph E. Oppenheimer
Davidson Grocery Co
Royal Milling Co
S$. Hirsch & Co
Steve M
Montana
Steve M. Halland
Helena
Inter Mountain
Butte
Silver Bow
Hiram Knowlen
W. Sproule
Notice of amended decree in estate of Andrew J. Davis
In the District Court of Montana Silver Bow County the matter of the estate of Andrew J. Davis, deceased, set for hearing on February 25, 1899 at 10 oclock A.M. in department 1. Applications seek amended decree and order of delivery of real estate allocating interests to Henry A Root Ellen S Corrie Sarah M Cummings Mary L Dunbar Elizabeth S Ladd Harriet R Sheffield Henry A Davis and other interested parties by five days notice via Daily Inter Mountain.
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Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow
Andrew J. Davis
Joseph A. Coram
Elizabeth
Henry ‘A Reet
Ellen
Corrie
Sarah M. Cummings
Ladd
Mary L. Dunbar
Harriet R. Sheffield
Henry A. Davis
John Davis
John A. Davis
Henry A. Root
Sarah Maria Cummings
Charl H. Ladd
Joshua Lorrie
Harriet KR. Sheffield
Bowdoin
Calvin BP. Davis
Harriet Wood
Elizabeth A. Smith
Andrew J. Davis, Jr
Charles H. Palmer
Inter Mountain
Notler
Henry C. Smith
John Lindsay
Attate
Butte
State of Montana
Clinton C. Clark
A. D
Clinton C, Clark
Death notice of John P. McSweeny in 1898 Honduras
Department of State reports the death of John P. McSweeny, a naturalized American, on December 31, 1898, at Catarranas Honduras. Consul Frederick H. Allison at Tegucigalpa notifies heirs to apply to the department for further information under Despatch No. 20, dated January 3, 1899.
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Department OF State
Washington, D. C
Frederick H. Allison
United States
Tegucigalpa
Catarranas
Honduras
John P. McSweeny
Notice to Co-Owner on Quartz Lode Claims in Silver Bow
Pat Kirley James Kirley and Frank Kirley announce labor and improvements totaling 100 dollars in 1898 on the Silver King Bae Hen Tacoma Goodwin Golden Bell lode claims in the Lima Creek mining district Silver Bow Montana. Co-owner Benjamin Armstrong must contribute 112.50 within ninety days of last publication or their interest will transfer to the undersigned. Dated January 6, 1899.
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Benjamin Armstrong
Iide Creek
Aining
Silver Bow County
Montana
Tacoma
Goodwin
Golden Bell
Silver Gow County
United States
Pat Kirley
James Kirley
Frank Kirley
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Anaconda News
Uncle Tom
Shamrock Mine
Capt
Dutton
Strom
Annie Cohen
Mainville
Roy Bailey
Bob Huffer
Notice Tou
Mecdowell
W. A. Kidney
HE Deer Lopse Public Schools
Dr. Sanden
Efc
Amalie
Kern County
Cal
McLaughlain
Sam
V. B. Gunn
McLaughlin
Califormia Via Syrup Co
Coursonnia Fie Syrup Co
Catz Forma Fie Suxur Co
California
3 G Syrup CO
BAN Fran Iso, Onl, Govisvinur
Akw Vonc. W. Th
Good Jersey
Birchdale Stock Farm
W. Broadway
Nervita Medical CO
Ginton & Jackson
Chicago, Ill
Newbro Drug Co
Butte, Mont
Chichentor
Laavesuek Deveik Pramod
A. Augendre
Paria
D. M. Newberg City
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