Fell Into a Trap Arrived in Butte Today and Registered at the County Jail
Deput y Sheriff O Neill returned from Dillon with alleged criminals Phil Carr and Ike Cohen after a Sheep Gulch Basin capture. Carr drew a pistol and was subdued. Cohen fled and was caught. The pair deny involvement in an alleged assault on Mrs. Dillon. Other arrests followed at the Silver State saloon and a bond posted for Sam Harris. The day also saw the Minneanong Mining and Milling company filing an annual statement and a county road petition denied. Judge Clancy's calendar listed multiple court actions and a writ of prohibition request.
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O'Neill
Dillon
Phil Carr
Ike Cohen
Sheep Gulch
Carr
Cohen
Beaverhead
Andy Howard
A. P. Mayer
Silver State
Arizona Street
Patrick Quinn
John R. Burke
Sam Harris
Minneanong Mining and Milling Company
Wowan
Don Hayes
Brown's Gulch
Gregson Springs
Cold snap in Kalispell prompts demand for weather station
Kalispell records 19 degrees below zero for four days, sparking talk of establishing a weather bureau station next week. Deer Lodge investigates burglar alarm at N J Birlenberg home. two men held then discharged. Representative Osborne proposes cabinet level department of mining and minerals to study mining matters. F Payton dies near Chinook after grip illness. Montana Society of Civil Engineers meets in Helena with dozen members first day. Middleton Idaho reports a damaging accident. John Martin and Mary Cathcart married amid a scare. Russell the bagman tale ties to Chicago hides and a black wolf pelt scheme, now in jail. Boulder court convicts Lulu Wheeler for selling liquor without license. Dewing notes gold in duck gizzards. follows up on Klondike rumors and McLaughlin sighting stories.
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Kalispell
Great Northern Mining and Development Co incorporation filed
Lewistown Argus notes the Great Northern Mining and Development Company, operators of the mines and mill at Gilt Edge, has filed incorporation papers with the county clerk. The New Jersey charter lists 250,000 capital stock, 2,500 shares at 100 each, with 50,000 paid up. Subscribers include Walter B. Devereaux, Cortland Betts, Albert R. Ledoux, Albert Mabatt Smoot, and Joseph K. J. Bullen. FE. W. King is named resident agent and manager.
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Lewistown Argus
Great Northern Mining and Development Company
Morrison
N. J
Albert R. Ledoux
Cornwall
on-the-Hudson
Albert Mabatt Smoot
Elizabeth
Joseph KE. J. Bullen
New York City
FE. W. King
City residents chased out union men then returned
Charles Savage and Henry Burchy were escorted from Still in the City by a crowd believed to be Mill and Smeltermen's Union members. They were driven toward the Homestake mine and ordered to walk to the state’s eastern boundary, then found shelter at Woodville station and rode to Butte. Burchy recounts being restrained and robbed of $80 by men at a blast furnace site while a threatening mood aimed to deter his return.
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Charles 11. Savage
Henry Burchy
Mill and Smeltermen's Union
Park Canyon
Homestake
Woodville
Butte
ALR. U
Gald
Man Shoots Himself in West Broadway Tragedy
Coroner jury returns verdict that Albert James Lee died from a self inflicted gunshot during personal crisis. Witnesses recount drinking troubles and final threats to quit, with Lee anguished by home news and promises to return to his children. Cash found on him totaled 413.60 plus a 50 bank book credit and 80 withdrawn that morning.
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Albert James Lee
West Broadway
Hin Theater Mountain
W.d. Buckle
Lee
Hin
Charlie Batson
William T Ryan
Inter Mountain
Ryan
Klondike gold tale and a remedy pitch
Fragmentary Klondike narrative hints at gold theft and tax evasion. The text shifts to a health ad praising Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure to strengthen digestion, kidneys, and liver and to boost overall vitality.
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Klondike
Impe Uw
Ryan
Vote for Senator Helena backs Silver Bow Coal Co support
A fragment notes U S Senator Helena will back Silver Bow Coal Co which sells various coal types and mentions a telephone contact and a burnable defect and block wand, implying industrial support. The wording is incomplete but signals political backing of a company in a mining region.
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al Helena
Silver Bow Coal Co
Notice to Pioneers Warns Records May Be Compiled
Major Henry Elling president of the Society of Montana Pioneers asks all pioneers to send their time of arrival nativity and arrival details for a complete roll before the state society meeting in Virginia City next summer.
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Henry Elling
Society of Montana Pioneers
Whit
Montana
Eling
State Society
Virginia City
Curap excursion to Denver
On January 22 the Oregon Short Line will sell tickets from Lutts to Denver and return for thirty dollars. Purchase limited and return date later. For reservations or information contact City Market Office, One East Broadway, Butte, Montana, Wilson.
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Oreson
Tate
Lutts
Denver
Chan Jiavary
East Broadway
Butte
Murtsa
Wilson
Lynndale Sunday Dance at Langlois Stable
At Lynndale you are invited to Char Langlois stable for a big show with band wagon for seven dollars and eight dollars for the dance hall, free supper. The stage leaves at 2 p.m. Sundays.
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Lynndale
Chas. Langlois
Anglois
Local mine owners open office in Butte for health tonic
N W Lange and G F St Clair, proprietors of the Rocky Mountain Mineral Wonder mine on North Fork of Sun River, announce a new business at 405 South Arizona Street Butte. They offer a blood disease remedy for rheumatism running sores serofuia asthma catarrh dropsy piles open wounds stomach troubles dyspepsia and venereal diseases. They claim it remedies female troubles and copper sores alike with a price of 1.60 per bottle.
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N. W. Lange
G. F. St. Clair
Rocky Mountain
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