Notice to creditors in two Montana estates
Estate notices call creditors and claimants of Mertie Koppas and John J McCall to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Administrators J L Van Hove and J B Collins locate claims at their respective offices in Butte, Montana, with attorneys handling the estates. Also an advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease remedy promotes its benefits and mail order price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertie Koppas
Lewis A. Smith
Silver Bow Block
Butte
Montana
Silver Bow
State of
John L. van Hove
Mertle Koppas
John J. BicCall
Juin J. McCall
Fast Granite Street
State of Montana
J. B. Collins
John J. McCall
John M. Kirk
Boston & Montana mines resume work after low river power
Mines in Libby district report Boston & Montana back to full force and regular ore shipments to Great Falls smelter after a period of shutdown caused by low Missouri River water. Officials deny rumors of broader closures and cite smelter power constraints as the root cause. The article also notes new incorporation filings for West Fisher Gold Mining, several ore shipments, ongoing mine developments, and local mining deals and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Montana
Great Falls
Missouri
Libby
West Fisher Golt Mining Company
James F. Harris
George Robinson
James Ford
L. H. Faust
Treasury
Basin progress and ore shipping updates noted
Robert Krause plans to ship another car of ore from the Helper in a few days. Theo, Ham and partners are developing a promising claim in the Rocker district. John McFadden of Butte is developing several promising claims in the Cataract district. W. B. Lyons Co. continues reen shipments from the Buckeye in the Cataract district.
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Taylor Brothers
Butte
Fisher Brothers
Jack Creek
St. Lawrence
Eva May
G. R. Best
Eva May Company
Milwaukee
Bawin
Messrs
Kirby, Cain and Lloyd
Sally Belle
Red Mountain District
A. M. Holter
Helena
Peck Concentrating Company
East Helena
Peerless Jennie
Baskn
Robert Krause
Theo, Ham
John McFadden
W. B. Lyons Co
Buckeye
Cataract
Prosperity and Poverty in Silver Bow County Aid System
Silver Bow County, though prosperous, lists 250 regular and about 30 temporary relief cases, a near doubling in two years. The county auditor and deputy oversee aid for fuel, rent, groceries, and transportation, with the Poor House and Associated Charities handling many more cases, while demand surges like a bank run on distribution days.
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Silver Bow County
United States
Associated Charities
Auditor Crossman
Sol. Lachman
Surn
Miss Alice McAndrews Wins Alaska Trip Ticket
The Zephyr reports Miss Alice McAndrews, known in Butte and Anaconda, is employed at the Yukon Sun in Dawson Y T and is succeeding in her role. Dawson supports three newspapers and high advertising rates, yet patrons pay willingly. Collier, a vibrant Dawson editor, plans to return to duties in March after visiting his mother.
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Jefferson County
Zephyr
Yukon Sun
Dawson
Y. T
Collier
Alice McAndrews
Bulle
Anaconda
Sun
Alaska
Inter Mountain
Montana
The
Times
the Sun
the Nugget
County sends paupers far away to save costs
The county classifies aid into two groups and notes that about half of current recipients were sent by neighboring states for expense savings. When climate changes are desired, paupers seek Butte, and the county auditor plans new books to manage the crowd efficiently next month.
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Butte
After the Hold Ups In Police Vagrancy Arrests Rise
Following a mayoral policy the police arrested eight alleged vagrants in 24 hours on suspicion of involvement in recent hold ups. One suspect in the Loss contractor case could not be positively identified by Mr Goss who viewed the jail inmate.
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Goss
Police Court Arraigns Charles Harkins in Interference Case
Charles Harkins was arraigned on a charge of maliciously interfering with an officer, pled not guilty, with the case set for tomorrow afternoon. The incident occurred early this morning when an attempt to arrest Officer McQueeney was interrupted, and a subsequent note involves Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harkins
McQueeney
Im Murray Aga Tames
Murray Wer
Arrangements on Disturbing the Peace Court Pleas
In South Main street cases two men faced arraignment for disturbing the peace by fighting, one fined $10 and another given 24 hours to plead. Lilly Bowman Dennia O Rourke and Mr Baldwin pled guilty to disturbing the peace and were fined $10 each. An old man charged with being drunk asked if he was charged with the other thing, and the clerk explained being drunk. The court imposed the usual $5 sentence.
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South Main Street
Lilly Bowman
Dennia O'Rourke
Mr. Baldwin
Regulate Licenses Discussed by Business Men's Association
A brief session of the vosure committee of the Business Men's Association reviewed framing a bill to regulate licenses across all business branches. No action taken yet. the measure will likely be submitted at the next meeting Monday night. Committee members include LW. Passmore, chairman. Wm. I. J. Brophy. D. M. New Willis Hergan. TF. Court.
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Uorise
Business Men's Assuration
Snd
House
LW. Passmore
I. J. Brophy
D. M. New- WillisHergan
TF. Court
Inquest Finds Natural Causes for Charles F. Brant
The inquest on Charles F. Brant at Herman's Undertaking Rooms concluded that he died of natural causes likely Bright's disease. Coroner Johnson faced some trouble gathering witnesses for the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Brant
Herman
Bright
Johnson
Hope for Recovery of Stabbing Victim at St Pauls
Alexander Thompson, the stabbing victim from yesterday's affray, lies in critical condition at St Pauls hospital. Doctors say it is uncertain if he will survive the next 24 hours, though hospital officials hold out some hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Thompson
St. Paul's Hospital
Man in critical condition after self-inflicted shooting attempt
George Modard remains in a serious state as Dr Schwartz notes possible recovery. report suggests the incident involved a botched hold-up claim while the individual was supposed to be shot. The text also contains fragmented lines urging independence and financial advice amid unclear context.
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George Modard
8. Schwartz
Wreck injures one in Union Pacific Myer collision
A wreck of the Union Pacific Myer at Hillyard Wyoming injures one person. Telegrams from multiple cities report political shifts, resignations, and social incidents including a senator reappointment, party switches, and a lynching scare in Leavenworth.
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Union Pacific Myer
Hillyard
Wyo
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Construction Department
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