War on the Dogs Ends in Shootings and Court Case
Disorder flares as city enforces dog laws amid tag delays. Gunman Beaky robs a store, threatens staff with a pistol, then vanishes. Police issue a warrant. chase continues. Local gun club events draw large crowds with high scores while a church sermon explores sin and thought. A Butte-Anaconda shooting match ends with Butte winning several events. A court convicts Mrs. McGregor of assault against Mrs. Welch, fining $19.
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Jalon
Anavenda
Anl
Tia City
Jala
White
Hennessy
Butte
Beaky
Alnee
Frank Kennedy
Mere
Kittle Metregar
Te St Yer Hotel
Hart
Peters Dance Wednesday Night in Local Briefs
Local briefs note Peters plan a Wednesday night dance and mention diverse city happenings. Items include court session tomorrow, tax office changes, business moves, school appointments, and regional weather impact from a recent heavy fall.
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Hayter
Cocoa
Washington
Duige Napton
Wiistriet Court
City
Walkupie
Peter Marwon
Shafter Wise
Bitte
Frank Klopeiko
Ineltera
Man dies after drunken arrest in early Saturday incident
John Woll, a laborer at Twohy's camp, died at The city hospital last night after being found in a cell. A coroner's jury will convene this evening at 7 to consider the inquest. Woll appeared intoxicated when found and never regained consciousness despite efforts. His wife was reported sick in the city hospital with no means to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woll
Twohy
Tuttle
Hughes
Wolock
Officer Powers
Nic
Ed Corcoran in Critical Condition
Friends of former District Clerk Ed Corcoran report his health deteriorated after a bout of pneumonia last week. His condition improved slightly this morning but remains critical, with doctors considering hospital transfer if warranted.
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Lourt Corcoran
Mt. Coreoran
Thumms Stars In Seabrooke At Margaret Theater
At the Margaret theater last night a fair sized audience welcomed Thumms in Seabrooke in The Tounders. Seabrooke, the show's highlight, carried the performance with strong comic timing though other features were lighter. The doll song by Henry Stuart and Jeannette Lowrie drew praise, Mandeville drew attention with Hawn, and Jake Bernard with his Herman street band provided amusement.
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Thumms
Seabrooke
Margaret Theater
Witholkims
Youlferous Ap Wice
Falr
Hinery Stuart
Jeannette Lowrie
Mandeville
Jake Bernard
Herman Street
Boxers to Meet at Opera House Carnival
Ameanda At Melh Mandelion members announce a boxing carnival at the fans Opera house featuring Armentida athlete Hakewiki RM Paley and Danser of Agacoida plus Pill Given of ulte. Purse listed at $200 with local interest and tickets available.
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Ameanda
Melh
Mandelion
Armentida
Hakewiki RM Paley
Bay
Michigin
Hemwern
Short school year costs spark financial concerns
Local schools discuss funding options amid uncertain year length. Officials weigh savings, updated calendars, and potential cuts as families seek stability. Community leaders push for clear timelines and transparent budgeting to keep programs intact while balancing priorities.
Anson Ment's Estates and Banking House Move
Fragmentary OCR mentions Anson Ment involved with Measr4 Mra. Mavoua and M. Donahoo and M. J. Geil as managers in a banking house. Notes indicate a name change or continuation of business under Anson Ment at a bank in an unidentified town. Details are garbled but imply transfer of control to MEINERS and continuation of current operations.
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Mra. Mavoua
M. Donahoo
M. J. Geil
Mienartiers
Moreds
Wily
Denali & Cheenwool
Anaadits
Wom Banking Howe
Taphebibie
Cera
Meiners
Under Fire For First Time In Drecht Sunshine Saga
An OCR fragment depicts eight months of tension as musketeers lie in the Drecht sunshine. The narrator questions what unseen events unfold among warriors and the curious crowd watching their slow, weary vigil referenced by a jumbled, incomplete monologue.
Fragmented Reflective Passage On War Yet Lingers
A narrator contemplates dual sensations between action and thought while watching, firing, and recording experiences. A sense of passing a test emerges as fear of running away is weighed against courage, with Cam waiting and Blackwood's bitter note on battle’s supposed joys.
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Sam
Cam
Husbhees
Blackwood
Trafalgar Hat: A Fur Lure For Heroes Adorns Hats
In a 19th century note from Gentleman's Magazine, the Trafalgar hat commemorates Nelson, with fashion adopting hats named in his honor. Described are enormous widths and plumes, likened to round tables, worn by men and women as a tribute to naval heroes.
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Nelson
Gentleman's Magazine
Nerve Cure Claims and Local Notices Amid Probate
An ad bundle touts Krause’s Cold Cure and antipyrine headache capsules from Newbro Drug Co with cautions on heart strain. a Montana court notice in Silver Bow schedules March 9 for proving the will of Jeremiah ONeill and letters testamentary, with appearance rights for interested parties. district court records reference February 21, 1901 filings.
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Jatelig Krause
Newbru Drug Co
Butte
Montana
Krause
Newbro Drug Co
Hutte, Montini
Smith & Mattingly
Corert
Silver Bow
Feremian Oneill
Aps
Hulls
Dejemiah O'Neil
James O'Neill
Samuel M. Roger Ve
Meighan Lode patent filing in Silver Bow County Montana
United States Land Office Helena Montana January 22 1901 notice that Johnny Johns of Butte Montana filed for patent on the Meighan Lode in unorganized Silver Bow District comprising Survey Nos 6029 and 6004 with detailed bearings and an area net 5.43 acres after exclusions and conflicts. Adjoining claims listed include Argyle Driscoll Casey applicants and Zeus Lode.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Johnny Johns
Butte
Silver Bow County
T and W
N. B. Cer
Sur
Seca. Sond
N. W. Cor
Vinet Lode
Kur
Fee
Meighan Lode
MN. B
Fur
T. J. Argyle
Ser
Dennis Driscoll
Gee
H. Casey
Lode Claim Conflicts and Applicants Listed in 1901 Notice
A long mining claim notice names Plover No 2 Lode and many lots with applicants including Cameron Murray Smith Warren Clark and others. It notes conflicts with several surveys such as Sur No 6008 1806 1160 1683 1807 and 6084 and assigns parties George D. Greene Register and I Baker U S Claim Agent. First publication January 23 1901.
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M. Cameron
James A. Murray
Sur
W. EB. Smith
Patrick Clark
N. W
Charles
Warren
John “Tillie
Patrick Clari
George D. Greene
Register
I. Baker
U. 8
Sale of County Property by Silver Bow County
William D. Clark, chairman, orders sale by cash bid after 30 days for county owned lots across multiple additions including Boulevard, Cameron, Central, Hamilton, Northern Pacific, and Walkerville areas. Sale begins February 25, 1901, at 10 a.m. in front of the courthouse. unsold properties to be disposed of until all are sold.
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Silver Bow County
Court House
Iver Bow County
Mont
Cameron
Central
Clark's
Colorado Guile Ton
Dexter
Lote
Great Western
Raven
Silver Bow Park
Silver Bow Dark
Silver Bow Addition
Hamilton Addition
Hamilton Agweion
Lot UM
Hamilton Gadman
Hamilton
Cevete
Lawler
Lewior
Flock
Lawlor Aditson
Read
Blok
Norther Pas Eifle
Northern Pacific
Norther Pacific
Northern Pacile
Northern Pacite
Pacifla
Pacifle
Northern Citie
Shern Pacific
Pleasant
Pleasant View
Travonia
Valley
Walkerville
Block & Walkerville
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Joe Hbb
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Anaconda Gun Club
Chile
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Main St
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Wil C. Mandeville
Henry Jake Ber Ste
Anaconda Real Estate and
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E. Park Avenue
Amaconda
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Bridger Hotel
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H. O. Emery
Prop
Bridger
John M. Madden
Helene
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BK. Drake
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ruitway
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Standand Report
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Inox Eliott
Aachor
Lincoln School
Powell County
L. A
Crull
Smithy, Drug Co
Eastern Drug House
Philadelphia
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Anson Ment
Botre
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Werk
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