Heinze seeks sale of Minnie Healey lode claim in estate suit
Johnstown Mining Co and F A Heinze sue to quiet title to Minnie Healey lode at Meadersville, claiming posthumous heirs of John D Allport and property shares. Klein schmidt as administrator, contested will ruled invalid, Kelley and Finlen accused of collusion. Sale by referee requested to partition valuable ore claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Augustus Heinze
Johnstown Mining Company
Carl I Kleinschmidt
John D. Ailport
Caroline V. Kelley
Deviney Allport
Mra. A. Miller
Lillie Rue Farleigh
Francie Wellman
Miles Finlen
Minnie Healey
John D. Allport
Kleinschmidt
Allport
Jefferson County
Puch
Carolne V. Kelley
Mary A. Miller
Sue Farleigh
Frances Wellman
Tme
Finlen
Minute
Kelley
F. A. Heinze
Heinze
Court notes on Crongie suit and Simpson divorce filings
The Crongie suit against J. Leslie and G C Crongie was dismissed in district court today but a new complaint was filed seeking 650 dollars on a promissory note with 1 percent monthly interest from October 7, 1898. In Simpson versus Simpson, Catherine Ann Simpson notified she would seek 200 attorney fees plus 50 to obtain testimony and 50 monthly alimony at the next hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Knight
Clancy
Ben Cowan
L. Cowan
Justice Smith
San Francisco
Mary A. Crongie
J. 2. Leslie
George C. Crongie
District Court
John H. Simpson
Catherine Ann Simpson
Reek waives preliminary hearing in morgue forger case
Albert E. Reek appeared before Justice Nichola and waived his preliminary hearing. Bond set at 5000. relatives expected to post. Co-defendant Charles O Connor also waived. bond fixed at 1000, with poorer prospects for liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Reek
Nichola
Ita
Minnesota
Charles O'Connor
Beek
The Little Minister at Grand Opera House
The Grand presents The Little Minister on Thursday through Saturday with a matinee. The play, long acclaimed, is hailed as Frohman’s greatest success, drawing large crowds and high demand for seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Bhis
Charles Frohman
Sears
Too Much Johnson at the Grand in Three Nights
Gillette's farce Too Much Johnson opened a three night stand at the Grand with a large audience in constant laughter. The plot follows a lawyer fleeing to Cuba with a married woman to escape romance, bringing the cast along for comic mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
Johnson
the Grand
Cuba
Grand
The Business Educator Fourth Number Issued by College
The fourth monthly issue of The Business Educator from Butte Business College features valuable ideas and suggestions for practical purposes and education. It includes two penmanship plates among its notable contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Business Educator
Butte Business College
Local Briefs Touching Homes and People
Mrs Charles R Leonard is dangerously ill at her West Granite street home. A 12 pound boy was born to Mrs O N Larson of No 644 South Wyoming street. Dr McDonald has moved to 823 North Montana Street Kenyon house. Licenses to wed issued to Joseph Hoare Della Stanton Thomas Pilon Grace Woodman Lucas Meheich Negi Rom. Mrs Charles Harkins 39 died this morning. funeral Wednesday 10 from 608 West Wolman. Harry Coleman and Martha Jane Watkins wed in district court. couple to return to Utah soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. Larson
Wyoming Street
Fair Drug and Ansay Supply Company
East Park Street
Dr. McDonald
Montana Street
Kenyon House
dJoseph Hoare
Della Stanton
Thomas Pilon
Grace Wodman
Lucas Meheich
Negi Rom
Copper
District Court
E. A. Nichols
Mra. Coleman
Utah
Census Glerk Appointed As Montana Census Chief Clerk
Governor Rickards named C. W. Ellingwood chief clerk for the state census office in Butte while he travels east on mining business. He will oversee enumerator appointments, district plans, and the six to ten hour field days with pay scales from two to six dollars daily, depending on district characteristics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickards
Montana
C. W. Ellingwood
Ellingwood & Reznor
Ellingwood
East
Washington
Helena
United States
Pasouehouty
Death of Mrs Harmon at St James Hospital
Mrs Joseph Harmon died yesterday at St James Hospital from peritonitis after a week of illness. Beloved wife of liquor dealer Joe W Harmon, she resided at 64 West Galena Street and left two small children. Born in Leadville eighty years ago, she was married twelve years ago. Funeral services will be held at the Ath church at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph ¥. Harmon
St. James’ Hospital
Joe YV. Harmon
Hquor
West
Galena Street
Leadville
Harmon
Atha
Sutton's Reopening Show At Button's Theater Crowded
Button's New Theater reopened with a matinee crowd as Moor's Stuckle company presented Held in Slavery a dramatic comedy. Maye Wells leads with Harry Sidley as hero, Lulu Sutton features in the cast, and Daniel Edson plays the villain. The plot centers on an heiress wrongly framed as a slave, set in Louisiana with a hopeful ending. The company’s humor and performances, including Willis Parker as a lighthearted tourist, were praised. the play runs a week while city visitors and locals filter through. Additional attendees include Col John Helehan, N J Bieenberg, William Thompson, Mr and Mrs Adolph Wetzstein, Mrs J C Savery and son, and Alex Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Button
Moor
Maye Wells
Harry Sidley
Lulu Sutton
Hetreas
Louisiana
South
Daniel Edson
Sutton
Robert Denning
Skinner
Willis Parker
John C. Brenner
N. J. Bieenberg
Deer Lodge
John Helehan
William Thompson
Madison County
Adolph Wetzstein
Livingston
Hunter's Hot Springs
J. C. Savery
Cable
Savery
Georgetown
Montana
Alex Gray
Whitehall
Gray
Sunrise
Philippine operations drive insurgents from Lemery area
Washington reports General Otis detailing Jan dispatches from Manila. Major Johnson commands a battalion of the Forty sixth infantry driving insurgents through Batayarge toward Lemery and Calacehy. Captured rifles field pieces and prisoners, with several casualties. Johnson’s forces push toward Santa Cruz as Schwan maneuvers near Calamba and Tabynbas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otis
War Department
Philippines
Manila
Johnson
Forty-sixth Infantry
Wheaton
Lemery
Batayarge
Calace
Taal
Santa Cruz
Iguna de Bay
Schwan
Calamba
Tabynbas
Amalgamated Copper executives visit Anaconda
Head officials from Amalgamated Copper, arriving from the east, stay at the Montana hotel in Anaconda for an inspection of the works. General Manager G. M. Hyama and F. Klepetko join Fr. Addicks of New York and A. C. Burrage of Boston, accompanied by families and Boston guests Dr. H. Childe F. M. Rehnnder and N. Kidneer. The party toured the amelers and returned to the Montana hotel by 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Amalgamated Copper Company
Far East
Montana
G. M. Hyama
Marcus Daly
F. Klepetko
Great Falls
Fr. Addicks
New York
Rockefellers
A. C. Burrage
Boston
Amalgamated
Pure beer praised as best beverage by local maker
Henry Muntzer’s beer is advertised as the very best and highly recommended. A trial is urged. Contact Butte Brewery by phone. Also Williamson Corsets advertise two sizes and pricing, M. L. Johnson at 131 W Broadway offers 2.00 items for 1.00 and 2.50 items for 2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Muntzer
Cal Up Butte Brewery
Williamson
M. L. Johnson
W. Broadway
Letters on the Big Bills in Montana Senate Inquiry
Special to the Inter Montana January 22 Montana democracy turmoil deepens as Albert Smith of Montana National Bank testifies about large deposits of 1000 dollar bills and coded marks C I M and C J M seen on bills. W A Clark is named as a Butte correspondent. Patrick Murray recalls George Casey Gallick and Enos Marman offering him a bribe for his votes. The committee adjourns until tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter MfMontaia
Washington
Uieise
Montana Democracy
Albert Smith
Montana Nasional Bank
W. A. Clark
Butte
Chandler
Helena
A. M. Company
On & Din
Anavonita Mining Co
Smith
Patrick Murray
George Casey
Gallick
Enos Marman
Goldsborough Torpedo Boat Destroyer Finishes Builders Trial
Portland report details the final builders trial of the torpedo boat destroyer Goldsborough on the Columbia. Machinery operated in perfect order with 250 pounds steam, achieving up to 40.5 knots and averaging 24 to 30 knots. Return to port was at six last evening, with a Puget Sound trial planned under the Navy Department in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Goldsborough
Columbia
T Las Boon
Puget Sound
United States Navy Department
Patch the Train Saviour Saved Sherman, Soldier's Death
Sayed Gen Sherman from Chilcago reports William Wallace Patch died at his residence after pneumonia. Born October 14, 1828 in Ludlow Vermont, Patch saved General Sherman and staff from capture during the Civil War by leaping the engine and forcing the train to move while rebels fired. He later recalled by Sherman, a Mason of fifty years and past eminent commander of Galesburg commandery Knights Templar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilcago
Tribune
Galesburg
William Wallace Patch
Ludlow
General Sherman
Patch
Memphis
Posit
Tuku
Corinth
Pateh
Mr. Pateh
Knights Templar
Coaling Stations Debate Divides Naval Officials
A Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral Bradford urges greatly increased coaling stations funded by a 500000 dollar appropriation for the Allamie coast. Rear Admiral Hichborn favors use of colliers during war and cites Miller conveyor trials. The discussion touches Hawaii Guam and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Washington
Bradford
Bureau of Equipment
Long
Hichborn
Spain
House Naval Committee
Allamle
Hawaii
Guam
Philippines
Newbro's Herpicide Marks Dandruff Cure Claim
An article promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the sole remedy to halt falling hair and baldness by eradicating the dandruff germ. It describes dandruff as a germ-driven scalp disease and asserts the product utterly destroys that germ, promising hair vitality restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Northern Pacific operates Pullman sleeping cars Anaconda to St Paul and St Louis
The Northern Pacific runs the only night trains with Pullman Standard sleeping cars from Anaconda to St Paul and St Louis. Two sleeping cars serve the Anaconda Butte night train, one runs Anaconda via Billings and the Burlington route to St Louis, and one runs Butte to St Paul, with changes of cars at key points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Anaconda
St. Paul
St Louis
Butte
Billings
Burlington
St. Louis
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Sheriff's
Hong Kong
W. Fark St
Hum Fay
Mar
Huie Pock
China
South Main Street
A. M
Masonic Temple
Dan Yancey
Silver Bow
Butte City
Silvertow County
Oxton Bros
William C. Orton
Walter S. Orton
James M. Orton
A. D
C. Orton
Jerma
Walter
Orton
Alabama
Caledonia
North Main Street
Co. M. Parr
Bow County
State of Montana
Minnie Healey Lode
Heinze JS
Miles Firlen
J. P. Colling
Fouls
Robert Alberding
Warm Springs
Chicago
Sopreaers
Hvberding
Siixteenth
Elpeeleen Partners
W. A. Clark & Brown
Charles
Ettin
Charl "Donnell
Walter Griffin
G. M. Miller
West Park Street
Bisa’ Court
South Butte
Cofpfee
Fifth Avenue M. &J
AnKola M. &J
Princess Brand
Madia
White Front Grocery
Main St
Thos. F. Courtney
Reek
Little Minister
Butte Btove Repair Company
B. Park
Gav
Sayed Gen. Sherman
Paul and
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