No Risk Will Be Taken School Remains Closed
The Grant school near Gaylord and Division streets closed by order of President Henry Mueller due to the illness of Miss Edith Van Deusen second grade A. Varicola diagnosis confirmed by Dr. Monro. All students and teachers vaccinated. fumigation planned. Atlantic School may open in about two weeks at the same neighborhood to avoid risk.
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Grant
Gaylord
Division Streete
Henry Mueller
Board of Education
Edith van Deuzen
van Deusen
Monro
Hendricks
van Deugen
Mueller
Inter Mountain
van Deuren
Charles Lane
Atlantic
Grant School
Monroe
John Henry Cronin
Arizona Street
Cronin
May Stone
South
Wyoming Strigt
Ryan murder case heads for preliminary hearing
The Ryan suspects including Mattison Martelli Erickson and Koski face a first degree assault charge in George Ryan’s death. County attorney plans a new murder complaint after Ryan’s death. A coroner's inquest will be held to determine the attackers' knowledge of the affair.
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Houbb
Matt Mattison
Matt Martelli
Gus. Erickson
Koski
George Ryan
Tuesaday
Ryan
Ageault
Young Man Arrested After Joining Salvation Army Parade
George Campbell was taken to the county jail after police questioned his mental condition following an afternoon incident as the Salvation Army marched on Park street. Two officers suspected insanity and arrested him. he awaits examination. The Miner Publishing Co answered a $10,000 damage suit by H C Quigley, who was credited by the Miner with havin g
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Campbell
Salvation Army
Park Street
Campbell
The
Miner Publishing Company
H.C. Quigley
Miner
Publication dispute over商品 involving J. W. Nash store item
The defendant admitted publishing the article about a missing ing and coat or pants from J. W. Nash’s store. They claimed uncertainty about its truth but believed the piece was acceptable when printed, noting it was sourced from a regular reporter. The company denied harming Quigity’s reputation or seeking damages.
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Ing
J. W. Nash
Quigity
Publica Ny
Local Briefs and Notices From Town Listings
A daughter was born this morning to the wife of R N Rand at Horses Wintered. Inquire of H B Ashworth at Reed's Stable, 2248 Main. Tinware and roofing items by A J Jones, 266 Hast Park. Buttertove Repair Co offers fixtures and Home Comfort ranges by phone 629, 216 B Park. Fair Drug and Supply Co lists chemicals and assayers supplies at 116 Hast Park Street. The funeral of George Ryan will leave Duggan's undertaking rooms tomorrow at 9 am. burial at 8:45 am from Duggan's undertakers. Dr McDonald has moved residence to 823 North Montana, the Kenyon house. James W Forbis sold to W F Fitzgerald a 6 12th interest in the Niabara quartz claims for one dollar and a revenue stamp. Silver Bow Club Bourton advertises the best dollar bottle of whisky. Montana Liquor Co at 266 Broadway. Pat Holland, aged 58, died yesterday and will be buried tomorrow at 2 pm from No 1 Duggan Avenue. Sullivan died yesterday. funeral from East Summit Street tomorrow at 2 pm. He leaves two brothers, Jerry and Denny, a wife and three children. his mother and a brother and sister in Ireland.
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Buttertove Repair Company
B. Park
Fair Drug and Ay Supply Company
Hast Park Street
George Ryan
Duggan
Geo. Ryan
Patnera
Patnera. Dr. McDonald
Montana Street
Kenyon House
James W. Forbis
W. F. Fitzgerald
Silver Bow Club Bourton
Montana
Broadway
Pat Holland
Duggan Avenue
Con BG
Sullivan
East Summit Street
Jerry
Denny
Ireland
London Life Comes to the Grand This Thursday
Parla’s Le Camelot evolved into London Life after translation by Martyn Field and Arthur Shirley. First staged in 1897, it ran a year in London and now tours North America with Murray & Long owning rights. The American production stars Meta Brittain and Utile Tessie Lewis among others.
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Parla
Messrs
Martyn Field
Arthur Shirley
London
London Life
Princess Theater
St. Mesers
Murray & Long
Meta Brittain
Mary Davenport
Charlotte Wade
Laiwrence Griffith
Will J. Irvin
Charles W. Porter
Herbert Jones
Utile Tessie Lewis
Katie
G A R INSTALLATION HELD BY LINCOLN POST AND W R C
Lincoln Post G A R No 2 and the W R C held a joint installation Saturday evening January 6. Colonel P R Dolman and Mrs Ruth Burton administered the ceremonies with officers named for both organizations. Members listed include W H Black as post commander and Mrs M L Almon as senior vice president among others.
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Lincoln
A. R. No
P. R. Dolman
Mra
Ruth Burton
W. H. Black
G. J. Henneberg
W. P. Clayburn, Jr
H., Almon
P. H. Manchester
G. Smith
H. Bruce
Thos, Boyle
R. M. Elliott
H.t
L. Wood
M. L. Almon
Fidelia Kerr
Sarah Henworth
Margie Waldrip
Violet Gilbert
Mary B. Robins
Minnie McKinneley
Death of Mrs Meech Shocks City Railway Official
City ticket and passenger agent of the Great Northern railway received a telegram from Chicago announcing his mother Mrs Meech's death. She spent the summer with her son and made many acquaintances who remember her as an estimable lady. Mr Meech will depart for Chicago tonight. The notice ends with an unrelated ad for Belliveau, tailor at 229 Hinst Park street offering 25 cents pressing pants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R, Meech
Great Northern Railway Office
Chicago
Mra
Meech
Visitors arrive as lodge prepares funeral for Brother Toy
Conrad Kohra and John Bielenberg came from Deer Lodge yesterday. A A Young and family from Spokane registered at the McDermott. B Folger of Seattle joins today. Victoria Indge Sons of St. George and visiting brothers invited to lodge room January 9 at 1 PM for Brother Anthony Toy funeral. Edwin J. Bawden W P William Bartle W Sey.
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Conrad Kohra
John Bielenberg
Deer Lodge
A. A. Young
Spokane
McDermott
B. Folger
Seattle
Victoria Indge
Sons of St. George
Anthony Toy
Edwin J. Bawden
W. P. William Bartle
W. Sey
Knights Commanded to Attend Meeting at Unton Hall
Silver How Company No 3 of the Royal Order of the Knights of Pythias is called to a parade and arpear? arene on Unton hall next Theedaying Jan 5 1300 at 8 o'clock sharp. John Robinson Knight Captain.
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R. K. of
John Robinson
Bir
Testimony in Silver King Plymouth case ends. injunction debated
The Silver King Plymouth year dispute before Judge Clancy concluded Saturday with closing arguments. Attorneys McHatton and McBride presented for Plymouth and Silver King owners respectively, contesting the injunction and temporary restraining order while emphasizing witness credibility and geological parallels to other mining cases. The judge requested briefs and adjourned court to Saturday.
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Plymouth
Clancy
McHatton
Silver King
McBride
Shropshire
Court
The
Johnstown Lode
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Boston & Montana
J. H. Maloney
Elias F. King
Fred Turner Convicted In Har rington Court
Fred Turner was tried in Judge Harrington's court this afternoon on a charge of running hurdy gurdy hose. He was convicted and sentence will be pronounced tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Turner
Cross examination reveals bribery claims and indictments in hearing
In a Washington session, witness details alleged bribery involving Cullen Hannah Hobson and Tierney, noting $2,000 and $10,000 sums and stock in a bank. The witness, previously under indictment in Flathead, cites friendships and prior confessions. Also notes a stockholders meeting for Newbro Drug in Butte on Jan 22 1900 and ads offering home sewing work and lodging house furniture for sale.
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Inter Mountain
Washington
Whiteside
Grant
Cullen
Danson County
Clark
Supreme Court of the Grand Jury
Hannah
John Neill
Philippines
Snoken
Hobson
Nee
Neill
Wellcnme
Tierney
Falk
Flathead County
Bickford
Capitol Committee
Benator Clark
J. B. Wellcome
Campbell and Hartman
German and Allied Ambulances Carried by Tugela Vessel
Continued from Page One an account notes the Tugela or related vessel carried ambulances for the Boers. The bericht references German and Dutch and Belgian aid, with a Brussel telegram stating the vorgel was in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herzog
Brussel
Boers Repulsed Near Caesar's Camp and Wagon Hill
London reports General Buller bulletin from White dated yesterday saying an attack on Frere Camp aimed at Caesar's Camp and Wagon Hill met with strong enemy force. Entrenchments on Wagon Hill were taken and retaken amid heavy rain and bayonet fighting. Devons under Colonel Park and Wagon Mill defense described as gallant. Enemy repulsed with heavier losses than our side. fuller report to follow.
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London
War of Hes
Buller
Park
Tan Hamilton
Methuen's Mistake at Ladysmith and Magersfontein
London reports confirm Frete camp rumors of General White’s success at Ladysmith, while casualties mount for the Suffolk regiment. Details describe a rout by frontline officers and squads, with Sir Redvers Buller’s forces accused of bolting, and General Wauchope’s final plea. A private letter from Stromberg recounts Gatacre’s guide killed by his own revolver.
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London
White
Ladysmith
Rensberg
Suffolks
French
Bedex
Suffolka Js
Pretoria
Lord Delaware
Magersfontein
Highland Brigade
Wauchope
Methuen
Trish Rifles
Stromberg
Gatacre
Has Nurses On Board Hamburg Ship Detained by Hostile Government
Juter Adalph Woermann, a German vessel owner, told the Associated Press that nurses aboard the Hamburg ship were traveling under the red cross and were detained by a hostile government. He said the corps offered services to the British but were refused and criticized British interference with German East African efforts.
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Hamburg
Jan
Adalph Woermann
Associated Press
Herzog
Red Cross
No Representations Made. British policy and US stance outlined
A Washington dispatch to the Herald reports the administration expects Britain to indicate its general policy on neutral trade with South Africa in Amibagsa dor Choate's representations. Officials say the president and Secretary Hay will not act unfriendly toward London, and no joint action with Germany is anticipated. The piece notes the risk of entangling alliances and the aim to handle incidents through American representations alone.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Great Britain
Amibagsa+ dor Choate
South Africa
Lng
Lord Salisbury
Hay
London
United States
Germany
London Shares Slide on Ladysmith News
The stock exchange fell significantly as trade dampened in London. Market mood weakened amid reports from Ladysmith, sending indices down near the half-point mark.
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London
Jen
The
Stock Exchange
Ladysmith
Commons
Copper Trust lode mining patent notice in Silver Bow county
Notice of mining patent application United States Land Office Helena Montana December 9 1809 by Josiah H Trevise of Butte Montana for Copper Trust lode with extra lateral rights. Describes survey Nos 5678 5178 and 1648 as well as surface grounds claimed totaling about 0 009 acres with adjacency to Anaconda and Sullivan lodes. Ends noting adverse claim rights.
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United States Land Omce
Helena
Montana
Josiah H. Trevise
Butte
Copper Trust
Summit Valley
Silver Row County
Nehes
Burvey
United States of America
Jelge
Bald Copper Trust
United States
Discovery Shatt
Bow County
Charles X. Darrable
Michael Sullivan
Etalm
Notice to claimants under land office regulations
Premises or any portion thereof ascribed platted and applied for are notified that unless adverse claims are filed within sixty days with the U S land office at Helena Montana they will be barred by the statute. George D Greene, Register. First publication December 11, 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Notice for patent on Ethel Lode Mining Claim in Montana
United States Land Office Helena Montana October 2 1899 publishes notice that Ellef Peters has filed for a patent for 16.87 acres on the Ethel Lode Mining Claim in Independence Mining District Silver Bow County Montana. The notice lists survey details, corner markers, and related lodes Tiger and Oriole. Names James G Friend Capt Jos H Harper Clerk appear as officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Ellef Peters Eon
Bute
Ethel Lode
Wisiriet
Silver Bow County
the Recorder of Silver Bow
Frank Krelter
Jamea G
George D. Greene
Register
Notice of mining patent for Rocky Mountain placer claim
Notice from the U S Land Office Helena Montana dated October 1899 announces an application for patent by Thomas N Mottall and Adeila J Meat for 8 77 acres of the Rocky Mountain placer mining claim in Jefferson County Montana The description includes the official survey reference Bur No 6035 township and range and detailed metes and bounds Beginning at corner No 1 a red fir tree 24 inches in diameter and bearing tree witnesses plus multiple courses and distances to define the claim The record notes the Alta Lode adjacent and the registration by MY Baker Register First publication October 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Land Office
Helena
Mont
Notley
Thomas N. Mottall
Adeila J. Meat
Butte
Montana
Getobex
Rocky Mountain
Jefferson County
Cald
N. R
Naeginning
Jon
Recorder of
Alta Lode
Francia Sevier
George D. Greene
MY. Baker
Register
U. S
Notice of annual stockholders meeting for water company
Notice to stockholders of a water company about the annual meeting at its office in a named city. It lists date and time, planned business including electing directors for the coming year, and mentions transfer of looks and other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Joss
Butte
Zion
I Water Company
Fyre City Water Company
Comyany
Tutte
Biontajia
Bos Gaye Snelwelye
S Butte Cay
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White Front
North Malin Street
Fifth Avenue M. & J
Anicola M. &J
White Front Grocery
Main St. Phore
Thos. F. Courtney
A. R
Belliveau
Hinst Park Street
Notich
Senator Cullen
Newbro Drug &O
D. M. Newbro
C. F. Booth
Sccretary
Kora Shields
Sendloc
Kora Shield Co
Broome Street
Tugela
TOR Publication
Johnson & Murphy's
M. P. Clough
Loggins
Jos H. Harper
Clarty Ament
Silver Bow National Bank
Butte City
Raid Bank
Mosting
Fayette Harrington, Caahier
V. OD. Sarvetory
Boston
Trustees Gale
Atwk of
Spd
Weat Park Street
H. Spencer
Tretan
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