Bond for Montana Ore Security Disapproved in Mine Case
Special to Thier Mountain Helena Jan. 1 The bond of 550000 offered by Montana Ore Purchasing company as security for ore from the Pennsylvania mine pending appeal of the Hoston and Montana Mining company suit was disapproved by Henry G. Ricketts supreme court clerk. Objections to Heinze MacGinnis and Gifford as sureties were sustained for lack of financial reliability and relocation. Gifford not resident of Montana. Bond now 450000 with other adjustments. Also court sustained dismissal of a paragraph in Frank Mares vs Richard Dillon mining contest case and ruled on mining location principles. The decision favors the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thier Mountain
Helena
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Hoston & Montana Mining Company
Henry G. Ricketts
F. Augustus Heinze
John MacGinnis
Stanley Gifford
Boston & Montana
Uns
Gifford
Mountand
New York
New York City
Henge
MacGinnix
Tard
Frank Mares
Richard Dillon
Mares
Dilton
Black Eagle
Lewis and
Clarke County
Gold Hill
Rocky Hill
Town Lot Auction Opens Quietly Despite Low Attendance
The tax delinquent sale of town lots began in the courthouse main corridor today, drawing a crowd of at most twelve bidders. The sale will continue on Monday with interest likely to pick up as delinquent properties are offered.
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Court House
Humane Society appoints agent and fund plan
At a Humane Society meeting William Bray was named agent at 100 dollars a month to arrest cruelty to animals. Deputy County Attorney Yancey prepared a bill to set aside fines from prosecutions into a fund named Protection to Animal Fund. If the fund exceeds 1200 annually the surplus goes to the school fund.
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The
Humane Society
William Bray
Yancey
Copper Mining Shares Close Mixed In Boston Trading
Special to Inter Mountain reports copper mining shares finishing the day mixed with Amalgamated at 87.00 and Anaconda 48.00, Parrot 46.50, Calumet & Hecla 85.50, Tamarack 39.00, Utah Con 82.50, and others listed. Community notices include dentist ads, cafe promotions, a death of John TD. Ledoux at 60 West Mercury, a critical condition of Alexander Thompson, and funeral plans for multiple local families. Church services announced for German Evangelical Lutheran and Trinity M E, with family funerals scheduled in Mn orville and Centerville. Local delegations to Salt Lake Live Stock convention named, and a fire at Barnett Bros. stables caused minor damage.
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Boston
Mass
Alexander Thompson
John O'Brien
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
St West Stly
M. Huddlof
John Williams
Thomas
Wing Avenue
Mvnderville
Blanche Blythe
Ernest A. Southwick
West Woulman Street
Joseph Rodda
James Berryman
East Firey Rock
Center
Judge Clancy Begins Hearing Motions In NipperNine Receiver Case
The court started the Par ret company motion to remove Thomas McLaughlin as receiver for the Nipper nine. Hearing will continue next week with two motions on the docket though similar in title. McLaughlin testified as court adjourned for the day.
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Clancy
Parret Company
Thomas McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Thompson Dies From Saloon Attack Injuries
Alexander Thompson died about 3:00 this afternoon from a severer cut in the abdomen inflicted by John Brien in a saloon on South Montana street. The body was taken to Richards' undertaking rooms for an inquest by the coroner. O'Brien was out on bond awaiting results and will be arrested this afternoon if found. Sheriffs deputies search for kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Thompson
John Brien
Montana Street
Richards
O'Brien
Thompson
Surprise Party At Farlin Home Honored Irene Farlin
Miss Irene Farlin and Miss Jin of the West Side were surprised at their home last evening by young friends led by James Turner and Mary Dessault. Games, music, and a late supper followed, with a number of attendees including Alma Dessault Maude Johnson Ora Johnson Genevieve S Smith Amelia Tercot James Turner Ray Levengood Walter Detrick Christie Broderick Edward Moyer and David Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Fariin
Jin
West Side
James Turner
Mary Dessault
Hidies
Farlin
Alma Dessault
Maude Johnson
Ora Johnson
Genevieve S. Smith
Amelia Tercot
Ray Levengood
Walter Detrick
Christie Broderck
Edward Moyer
David Davis
Nickel Estate Hefty Mining Ties Noted In Receivership Case
The estate of Henry Nickel valued at 49707.50 includes a quarter share in the Homestake mine at 18750 a quarter in the Four Johns quartz claim five thousand dollars nine shares in the Butte Butchering company five thousand dollars thirty two shares in the Butte Meat and Provision company two thousand two hundred house and lot in Butte block 23 five thousand dollars and various smaller mining interests. A mortgage of ten thousand dollars held by First National Bank on the Home stake is partly paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nickel
Louis Ruble
Joseph Sehringer
Charles Schmidt
Butte Meat & Provision Company
Butte
First National Bank
Political maneuvering amid Republican party rifts headlines state politics
Fragmented report details internal GOP strife over nominations and possible divisions. Mentions candidates Dudt Richardson Mantle Carter and MacGinnis, plus officials Lockhart and Mills, with legislative actions on apportionment, taxation, and court justice numbers.
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Heinze
MacGinnis
Dudt
Richardson
W. H. Lockhart
Boulder
Carter
Mantle
Rejlticans
Peeten
Futura
A Dainty Luncheon for Mrs. Haminog and Guests
A dainty luncheon was hosted on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Haminog. Attendees included Mrs. D. Campbell, Miss Margaret Marks, Miss Minson, Mrs. Shaw, Mr. Hamilton, Dr. Schwartz, and others. The event celebrated a forthcoming marriage with details on attendees and the couple’s plans to settle in Montana.
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Haminog
D. Campbell
Mpa
Holyrook
Ter
Tw Beau
Miss Minson
Mes Laugier
Mes. Shaw
Collier
Hannison
Messrs. Hamilton
D. Mangan
Cas Basch
Dr. Schwartz
Howard, Jones
O. la Heavy
Percy Bell Aid Lattitter
Clow
Aim
Kila
Fillinane
Carrie AL Uke
Hobie
B.A. Casselman
Dan
Misa Filmore Pine
Detroit
Michigan
MU Mow
Alee
Montana
Tey
JO OW. Tall
Neighborhood Club Hosts Elaborate Luncheon Prizes
The Neighborhood club at Booth Hutte Westdenes 28 Wear Broadway entertained last Thursday with Mrs. Sam Buckles hosting. Members pay 20 cents weekly to fund prizes two per meeting, awarded as a Rookwood vase with a clock and a Haviland China cup. The gathering included many members and guests, with prizes won by Mrs J Hy Gilbert and Mrs He By dar.
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Booth Hutte
Sam Buckles
Westdenes
Broadway
Bickles
Dar
Buckles
JT Hy Giller
Bal Buckles
Fred Melcher
Will Noyes
Chet Willis
Frank Gray
W. Bowen
Materison
Tt. Harper
Ot Nixon
D. J. Charles
Genes Resux
Prominent Citizens and Visitors at the McDermott Hotel
Livingston leader H Crookes and Great Northern conductor FE Zeik are listed as guests at the McDermott. J C ONeil, a Great Northern employee, and FL Kinney of Helena also in town staying at the McDermott. Kinney travels for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line and makes Helena his HQ.
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TH. H. Sappington
Sappington
McDermott
H. Crookes
Livingston
Burto
FE. G. Zeik
Great Northern
J.C. O'Neil
City
McDermottc
FL. Kinney
Helena
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
F. L. Kinney
Chicago & Milwaukee Railroad
Parrot Conner Mining declares 91.50 per share dividend
The Parrot Conner Mining Company declares a regular quarterly dividend of 91.50 per share payable on Dan 28 to stockholders of record on Run. W. The notice names the dividend amount and payable date.
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Parrot Conner Mining Company
Record Run
Daly Will Leaves Estate To Widow And Children
The late Marcus Daly's will, filed for probate in Anaconda Montana, names Mrs Daly as sole executor without a bonus, guardian of the minor children, and assigns her one third of the estate. Two thirds go to Mrs Daly's three daughters and Marcus Daly Jr. If Mrs Daly dies, the four children become trustees and executors. Each child may dispose of their share during the trust. Dated September 1, 1900, witnessed by William Beallon, John Lalor, and Diltart Brown.
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New York
Marcus Daly
Anaconda
Mont
Late Society Notes From A Merry Twelve Club Meeting
The Merry Twelve club met with Mrs Wyman at 2828 Second Street for a pleasant evening. Prizes included a handsome vase won by Mrs Miller and a bendon dish won by Monte Rosia. Invitations to a follow up gathering circulated among local residents as dancing and refreshments closed the night.
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Merry ‘Twelve Club
Wyman
Second Street
Teday
Miller
Monte Rosia
Jrel
Mesdanmes J. M. Reynolds
Joe. Curt
FB. Chuxkins
Coulies JC Robinson
St, Carsay
Hen
Elk slaying suspects arraigned in Helena area court
Anaconda January 19 Fred Craig William Myhoffer and Rudolph Dryveski arrested near Helmville. They were arraigned in Justice Kennedy's court and pled after the statutory time. Deputy Mullen reported a large quantity of elk meat in possession and says the men killed at least five elk.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Fred Craig
Wm, Myhoffer
Rudolph Dryveski
Helmville
A Jolly Skating Party Hosted by McCrimmon and Volbreak
Mrs McCrimmon and Mrs Volbreak hosted a cheerful skating party on Thursday evening at Molliea street rink. After an hour of exercises the group moved to Mere Me Crimmon's home where a delicious supper was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra FW. McCrimmon
Brad Volbreak
Extella
Molliea Sineet Rink
Mogdanies
Holbrook
Mevrimmun
Pos
Butte Clubwomen to Hear Lecture on Adulteration
A Rogeman professor will lecture to the Butte clubwomen on adulteration. The date is not fixed but likely Friday, with invitations sent to other clubs to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Phagen
Rogeman
Butte
Funeral gathering of John T Hughes by MUL and Smelter Men
All members of the MUL and Smelter Men's union are requested to meet at Sherman’s undertaking rooms tomorrow at 2 o'clock p.m. to attend the funeral of our deceased brother John T Hughes. By order of president Wharlas White.
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MUL and Smelter+ Men's union
Shermans Undertaking Rooms
Tnrrow
John T. Hughes
Wharlas White
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O. PR. Brock
National Undertakers
UTTLE
Ati
German
Main
G. Bates
Grotto Cafe
East Broadway
Cc Barnett Bros
Walkerville
Frank Lynch
Wee Granite
Dr. L. Austin
Ned Boot
No. Main Street
John TD. Ledoux
West Mercury Street
Barney Shannahan
Trinity M
John Hoskins
W. H. Griblin
David Rundle
H. Jame
Ali
Thes McLaughlin
Smith
James Forrester
John McGinnis
Boston & Montana Mining Company
District Court
Thomas R. Hinds
Froston and Montana Company
T. R. Hinds
Chiney
Themith Estate
James TI. Mills
Susan A. Smith
Ry McIntyre
Elie
Lewis and Clarke Forast Reserve
Hedges
Gilchrist
Baker
Dee
Shane Lannin
United Sites
Oye
Judiciary Committee
Myers
Falowsi
Powell County
James H. Mills
J. K. ML
M.D. Platner
Hy. C. Watson
Hom
Mendy
Art Hennessy
Melton
Kersey
Ver Coats
Hennessy’s
Hennessy
Burtre
Society Briefs
Paris
Wil Rena
William Hughes
Lilli' Reynolds
Neighborhood Club
Guardian
Mary Murphy
Dennis L. Murphy
Will
Mrs. Daly Mae
Late Society Notes
Merry Twelve
Centerville
Crystal Springs
Sant Ressen
John Conigan
Yoose Johnny Holland
Harry Tarte
Tris Connell
Tish Maloney
Thomas Hirsty
Harry Bodily
William McMapon
Charles Ferns
Harry Cantwell
Ogo’ Sullivan
Grin
Maggie
Katt Jace
Martha
Annie Sullise
Annie Marrington
Mary Suleen
Kathe Hesty
Mamie Seid
O'Leary
Late Club News
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