New Officers Installed at Catholic Foresters Event
More than 400 attendees including many members gathered at A O H hall for the installation of Catholic Foresters officers led by Past Chief Ranger M A Stapleton. Officers named include Chief Ranger J E McDonnell and Vice Chief Ranger Joseph Labis Bonfere with a lively program of music, recitations, solos, and a 20-table card game followed by dancing and a midnight lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Foresters
A. O. H. Hall
M. A. Stapleton
J. E. McDonnell
Joseph Labis- Bonfere
W. J. Walsh
W. H. Mahoney
George Barich
M. M. Leahy
R. J. Hayes
J. W. Dezell
James P. Foley
L. J. Baker
Vincent McMahen
Peter Towey
Inside Sentinel
Augustine Pinett
Peter Cassidy
J. P. Mccarthy
A. R. Coopman
Mollie Hogan
Father Follet
Bertha Hughes
Joe Hughes
Louie
Berthazhret
Alice Mahoney
Labeau
Margaret McCaffery
Charles Hickey
Margaret Theater Orchestra
Vincent McMullen
M. J. McAuley
William Welden
Nellie Shea
Pat Dorian
Joseph Labissioniere
William Gannon
William Clark
P.F. Flanigan
Labor Assembly Elects Officers in Deer Lodge Meet
The Deer Lodge Trades and Labor council held a spirited meeting at their hall in the Mattie block. Officers for the ensuing year were elected: President Caswell, Typographical Union. Vice President Nick Imo, Barbers' Union. Recording Secretary W A Gillis, Cooks & Waiters' Union. Financial Secretary James Clark, Building Laborers' Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge Trades and Labor Council
Mattie Block
Mr. Caswell
Typographical Tinion
Nick Imo
Barbers' Union
W. A. Gillis
Cooks & Waiters’ Union
James Clark
Building Laborers’ Union
Union officers resolve visit during Gompers tour
Treasurer Mrs Justine Peckham of the Cigarmakers Union and Sergeant-at-Arme Dan Dunn of the Typographical Union have a resolution recorded in the minutes. It requests AFL President Samuel Gompers visit Anne during his Inter Mountain tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justine Peckham
Cigarmakers' Union
Dan Dunn
President Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Anne
Inter Mountain
Montana Volunteers Seek Return of War Remains
Captain Philip Greenan of the First Montana Infantry reported a favorable reply from the Secretary of War regarding homeward shipment of Montana volunteers buried at Manila. A dated 1900 letter notes remains disinterred by Philippine undertakers are to reach San Francisco by March end, with shipment to Montana upon filing by nearest relatives. Charles Kaiser’s remains have already had an application filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Greenan
Montana Volunteers
Secretary of War
Anaconda
Mont
Washington, D. C
Manila
Montana
Thomas Scallon
Company K
First
James Callahan
James Kennedy
Charles Kaiser
Michael Corrigan
Philip Greenan
First Montana Infantry
War Department
Quartermaster General's Office
Washington
Quartermaster General
Corps of Undertakers
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
W. 8
Patten
Ermaster
U. 8
Provisions for Miners Delivered by Wagons in January
Miners employed in Copper camp Moose Lake district received winter supplies today. Ana Conda, in charge of T. J. Flemming, coordinating two four horse teams loaded with flour bacon and staples. Over thirty miles distance through open roads unusual for January, as snow is sparse this season. Mine owners stock up to endure winter and stock enough grub until summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Copper Camp
Moose Lake
Anaconda
T. J. Flemming
Local Briefs From Butte Visitors and Incidents
Mrs. T. B. Mallory visited friends in Butte while Mamie McGinnes returned from a short visit there. Rev. Alfred Brown of St. Mark's Episcopal Church toured Butte. Northern Pacific official W. H. Merriman and Great Northern men Major Dawson and Archibald Gray, all from Butte, were in the city yesterday. Henry White was convicted of vagrancy in police court and sentenced to 200 days in jail. M. D. McLeod suffered a severe leg injury at the lower works when a skip car cast iron struck him, spraining and wrenching the limb but not breaking bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Mallory
Butte
Daly
Mamie McGinnes
Alfred Brown
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
W.H. Merriman
Northern Pacific Railway
Major Dawson
Archibald Gray
Great Northern
Henry White
White
M. D. McLeod
Society Imposter Revealed At Sway Backed Sue Dinner
Denver Evening Post reports on a lavish society dinner hosted by Sway-Backed Sue in honor of her late husband. Guests include bold club figures and a fraudulent blue-blood who bragged of class but admitted he had not read David Harum. The reveal ends the festive event amid shock and ridicule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sway
Susan
Lre Four Hundred
Mrs
Bull Elk
Bulbous-Nose
Miss
Bessye
Pollye Ellyn Skings
Sleepy Jim
Colonel
Gayly
Messieur
Eli
David Harum
Denver Evening Post
Suspected Smallpox Case Quarantines Burke Residence
The Burke home west of Anaconda Copper Mining Co offices is quarantined after Nellie Burke, daughter of watchman Thomas Burke, shows fever and rash. Dr Stephens cannot yet diagnose. Family advised to remain home. Anna Burke returns to protect others as illness prompts caution amid potential smallpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Burke
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Nellie Burke
Anaconda
Stephens
Burke
Anna Burke
MacCallum & Clotter
Hugh Daly Opens New Saloon at Main Street Anaconda
Tonight a grand opening takes place at Hugh Daly's new saloon two doors north of the bank at 121 Main Street. Daly, a pioneer in Anaconda saloon business, has run seven years at Main and Commercial avenue and promises a modern, well appointed venue with billiard and club rooms in the rear and a delicious lunch this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Daly
Main Street
Daly
Anaconda
Commercial Avenue
Dillon News Chronicle of a 1900 winter day mishap and memorials
In Dillon on January 7 1900 two 14 year old Intosh boys Ervin Rich and Ronald McIntosh accidentally fired a gun injuring Rich in the knee. Dr M A Miller treated the wound and planned further X-ray checks. Also noted were Miss Lillian Eastman’s memorial service and funeral arrangements, a week of prayer announced by local churches, with services led by various pastors, and a social note on the Ladies High Five club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Ervin
Joan Rich
Ronald McIntosh
Rich
McIntosh
Young
M. A. Miller
Epworth League social and local notices in town
Noon at Mrs Edwin Norris home. prizes awarded to Mrs T A Hull. Epworth League entertainment and church sociable drew a crowd with good time. Hon J M Page and wife of Twin Bridges in Dillon for niece Eastman's death. Ralph Sebree visited Indiana. M F Howe and wife of Sheridan were in town. Toni Mulaney ill but out now. Sampsel Golden Rule store owner made a visit to Butte. E H Mayers County Clerk ill again. Also urban chatter and a Detroit Journal quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Page
Misa Eastman
Notice for Patent Mining Claim in Jefferson County Montana
Notice is given that Thomas N. McCall and Adelia J. McCall filed an application for a patent for 87.77 acres of the Rocky Mountain Chief placer mining claim in Little Pipstone district Jefferson County Montana. The survey No. 6035 and detailed metes and bounds are on file, with the first publication dated November 27 1899. Adjoining claims include Alta Lode and Lewis Lode. George D. Greene is the U.S. land office registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Mont
Thomas N. McCall
Adelia J. McCall
Butte
Montana
Rocky Mountain Chief
Little Pipsstone
Jefferson County
Montena
Tlan
Efce
Jeferacn
Plascera
Ara
Alta Lode
Francis T. McBride
Lewis Lode
Mining Application No 4.167 Notice from U S Land Office
Public notice from Helens Montana dated November 10 1888 announces Conrad Mining and associates claim details for a parcel of 8.48 acres with 2.58 acres in conflict with Bur 1109 1022 and 1620 in Silver Bar County including adjoining claims Silver Lick Lode Tiger Lily Lode Wert on a Lot 684 and related relocations in Book A page 306. First publication November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helens
Montana
Conrad
Ntana
T. & Bur
Bur
Sapbeatt
Hesorder
Silver Bar County
Silver Lick Lode
Frank Shovill
David Burt
Michael Carroll
Railway Time Tables East No 12 Anacondas Paul to St Paul
Railway time table notice listing trains from Anaconda to St Paul and connections to Portland Omaha St Louis and other points. Includes West line departures Great Northern Northern Pacific Oregon Short Line and steamship tickets via shaye lines. Names Great Northern Butte Portland St Paul and directors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Union Passenger Stati
Ansconde
Great Northern
Ana
Great Palle
Helena Tucal
Iran
Northern Pacific
Anaconda
Pacific
Portland
Oregon Short Line
Great Northern Railway
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway
All Pointe
Europe
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Ogden
Denver
Kensas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Union
Galveston
Texas
City of Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
California
O. Am
Cc. F. Warren
Salt Lake
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Anaconda News
The
Catholic Foresters
Labor Assembly
Dr. McHenry
Standard Drug CO
Anaconda, Mont
Marcus Daly M
Donahoe
Greenwood
Bell Exchange
New York
St. Paul
Omaha
England
Ireland
France
Germany
Orient
National Park Bank
Union National Bank
First National Bank
Omaha National Bank
Bank of California
M.B. Grenwood
Louis ¥. Bennett
F. C. Norbeck
Caabier
Dillon News
Lillian Eastman
Burns
Normal School
H. F. Case
Baptist Church
Twin Bridges
A. Oliver
R. P. Smith
M. B. Loughlen
Presbyterian Church
H. F. Cope
M. BE
M. BR. Loughlin
M. E. Church
Ladies High Five
Edwin‘ Norris
T. A. Hull
Epworth League
Ralph Sebree
Indiana
M. F. Howe
Sheridan
Mr. Howe
Sheriff Moore
Wisconsin Creek Canyon
Toni Mulaney
Mr. Sampsel
Golden Rule
Geo. B. Conway
Glendale
E. H. Mayers
Foster St. Cyr
Detroit Journal
Horge D. Greene
Grornh
D. Greenee Rewirter
Baker
United States
Timi Card
Paul
St. Joseph
Merriman
G. A. Butte
Char
Pre
G. P
T. A. E. Paul
Minn
Cab and Transfer Co
East Broadway
Boston
Tigret Office
Wilson
D. E. Burley
G. T
P. A
Utah
Gables
McOras & CO. Scs
Park Avenue
Kane Re
Eoeas
Great Fats
East Bod Weeteseess
Ste Tee
Hcurs
Burlington
Kansas City
Phil Daniels
Butte, Mont
Frog
Booth
H.C. Townsen
Kosser
Lake
BLINN
T. Pla
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