Notice of Sus tication for Mining Patent No 4154
Notice to Thomas N McCall and Adelia J McCall that they filed for patent on 97 77 acres of the Rocky Mountain crypt placer mining claim in Jefferson county Montana. The description covers metes and bounds from corner trees and survey data, with reference to Bur No 6835 and Township 1 North Range 6 West. Location recorded in Jefferson county. Also a furniture for sale notice appears at end with sale bargain offer for five room house.
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U. G. Land Office
Helena
Mont
Thomas N. McCall
Adelia J. McCall
Butte
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Lillie Pipestone
Jefferson County
Aaron Noco
Deginn
The
Recorder
Ofere
Glalma
Alta Lode
T. Mewride
Lewis Lode
Counter complaint amid malpractice case by Mrs OLeary
Dr Hugo J Loebinger pledges sensational disclosures as part of a damages suit against him and Charles F Easton by Mrs Margaret OLeary He says he will file a counter complaint charging conspiracy and malicious prosecution naming two prominent Butte physicians He asserts the case is part of a systematic persecution by a ring of independent physicians He cites prior charges against Baston and claims others attempted to hire lawyers for a settlement He describes alleged threats and professional misconduct by a colleague and vows to prove the woman was not mistreated
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Hugo J. Loebinger
Chas. F. Easton
Margaret O'Leary
Butte
Tam
Baston
Jon
Odd Fellows Honor Veteran A J White in Montana
A J White, grand secretary of the Montana Odd Fellows, marked sixty eight years of life and twenty five years as an Odd Fellow with gifts from Harmony Ridgley and Svea lodges. Mrs Sol Levy spoke as the combined Odd Fellows and Rebeccas presented a gold headed cane an armchair and cigars. White accepted with good humor and thanked the group.
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A. J. White
Odd Fellows
Montana
Mr. White
Harmony Lodge
Main Street
Rebeccas
Harmony
Ridgley
Svea
Sol Levy
James
Eynolds
White
Judge Clancy to Hear Motions and Divorce Suits
In Judge Clancy's court a session will be held tomorrow to dispose of motions and similar matters. The criminal calendar will be called and geometerance set for trial, but no jury will be ordered until February 3. Several divorce cases are listed including Kate Griffin versus Timothy Griffin and Eliza A. Sturtridge versus Wil.
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Clancy
Kate Griffin
Timothy Griffin
Eliza A. Sturtridge
Wil
Sturtridge Sues John C Stuart in Trade Dispute
Proceedings list multiple civil actions including demurrers and orders to show cause. Parties named include Robert G. Lyons, Mantle and Warren, Home Investment & Realty Co, Vinita Collins, Margaret Collins, Burdette O Connor, Ansconda Mining, Albert Weinberg, Frank Warrenock, Ethel M. Kennedy, John F. Kennedy, James A. Murray, Jane Polgiane, H. Lynch and George F. Marah. Actions cover demurrers, orders, surveys, and tax of costs with various hearings and proofs.
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Sturtridge
Stuart
John C. Stuart
Robert G. M. Lyons
Mantle & Warren
Home Investment & Realty
Company
Home Investment
Doe, Company
C. & Warren
Vinita Collins
Margaret Collins
Burdette O'Connor
Ansconda Mining Company
Albert Weinberg
Frank W. Warnock
Ethel M. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
James A. Murray
Jane Polgiane
Strasser Faces Disturbance Charge In Meaderville
W A Strasser is charged with disturbance by the county attorney after Charles Allen reported Strasser’s erratic conduct. Allen said Strasser waved a gun within 600 feet of his home and claimed a county attorney permit to shoot. Neighbors reported indecent signs and abuse of children. several others questioned the prosecutor but paused after learning of the complaint.
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W. A. Strasser
Strasser
Allen
Flowers on the bier of Mrs. C. R. Leonard
A large crowd followed Mrs. C. R. Leonard to Oak Hill cemetery after a service at 618 West Granite Street conducted by Rev. E. J. Groeneveld. Floral tributes poured in from friends including out of town relatives from Carthage Illinois, California, Boise, and Libby.
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C. R. Leonard
West
Granite Street
E. J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
Jine
Bampple
Carthage
Ill
J. C. Freeman
California
L. O. Leonard
Boise
Frank Leonard
Libby
The Little Minister in Thrums Delights Butte Audience
Barrie’s Little Minister presented at the Grand draws a large crowd as Grace Heyer shines as Lady Babbie and Adolph Jackson excels in the title role. Gavin Dishart and others give lively supporting turns while the cast keeps the familiar story fresh for local fans. Performances run tonight tomorrow and matinee.
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J. M. Barrie
Butte
Frohman
Maude Adams
Howard Morgan
Kate Ten Eyck
Nannie Webster
Marion Convere
Ethel Blanche
Grand to Stage Passion Play in Four Matinees
The Philadelphia Ledger praises a four performance Passion play at the Grand beginning Sunday matinee January 2, noting the stark silent crowd and moving yet voiceless scenes that feel spiritual and devoid of irreverence.
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The
Philadelphia Ledger
Notice of dissolution of J B McLellan company
Henry J Hayes retires from the partnership of J B McLellan Company. The firm will be continued by J B McLellan and David Bevan who will collect all accounts and pay all bills. Dated January 23 1900. H J Hayes J B McLellan David Bevan.
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Henry J.’ Hayes
Centerville Youths Shoot Seen Wounding Miss Tippet
Miss Ida Voletta Tippet lies in St Pauls hospital with a bullet in her right hip after a shooting near the Head Quarters saloon on West Center street Centerville. The victim is the daughter of miner William Tippet of West Center street. Dr Willis struggles to locate the bullet as investigation yields no suspects. The incident recalls a similar fatal shooting in the same area about a year ago involving John Oats.
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Ida Voletta Tippet
St. Paul's Hospital
Centerville
William Tippet
Wesch Center Street
John Oats
Ida Gambels
St. Andrew's
West Center Street
Seral
Miss Gambels
Willis
Ida Gambles
Miss Tippet
Diary in Evidence in Persinger Murder Case
Special to the Inter Mountain Anaconda Mont Jan 26 The Persinger murder trial features lengthy arguments over admitting Clinton Dotson s diary as evidence Under Sheriff Morgan testimony and a court ruling allow admission if the diary was written during the alleged conspiracy time Oliver Dotson Clinton Dotson s father testifies about letters from his son dated Helena aligning with diary entries and presumed dates
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Mont
Persinger
Clinton Dotson
Morgan
Dotson
Benson
Pertigger
Oliver Dotson
Helena
Honorable Barber of Sheridan in the city visits
Local personals note numerous visitors. Barber of Sheridan and Hichard Tockey of Helena are in town. Wm 8 Scheel from Elkhorn cars in Butte. Frank Cooney and Mrs Cooney returned from the east. K Harbaugh of Portland reviews Butte with G Murray of Missoula in city. Olle Newton of Hort Coal mines accompanied by Mrs Newton. George H Barker, president of Butte Lighting and Power Co., departed for New York. George F Casey and S R Fair leave for Washington to testify in the Glurk Investigation. Judge Levi J Hamilton returns from four weeks in Michigan praising prosperity and pleasant weather.
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Barber
Sheridan
Hichard Tockey
Helena
Scheel
Elkhorn
Butte
Frank Cooney
Co. K. Harbaugh
Portland
G. Murray
Missoula
Olle? Newton
Hort
Glurk
Levi J. Hamilton
Michigan
Old paper seller to head to California from Main and Broadway
A longtime vendor at the northeast corner of Main Street and Broadway plans to depart for California after settling affairs in Butte. Finlen surprised her with a $50 payment, saying she would not need to cook or sell papers, and she expects to leave within a week.
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Main Street
Broadway
California
Butte
Wey
Finlen
Weill
Finley
Politician Debated Policy Sparks Bipartisan Acknowledgment
The body notes growing acceptance that Republican policy fuels good times with many Democrats backing expansion. A. J. Davin of First National heads to Washington for Clark senatorial inquiry witness role. Dr. P. B. Maesighrod of Garnet visits the city as mining activity eases but mineral values stay strong with depth. H. C. Worthington, a former Butte lawyer, works for Miller and Lux of California and plans a spring return to Bespin.
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A. J. Davin
First National Bank
Washington
Clark
Maesighrod
Garnet, Ia
H. C. Worthington
Butte
Miller & Lux of
California
Bespin
Local businesses and residents listed in Ekiefs directory
A fragmented listing of local merchants and services on Main and East Park streets includes Fisher Tailor 1108 Main, Dr Reed Central 15 North Main, Ace Bros pianos and organs 219 XS ain, J G Bates tuner, Montana Music Co, Tinware and roof work, A K Jones 206 East Park, stove repair for Comfort ranges, chemicals and assayers supplies, Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co on East Park, Dr McDonald moves to 323 North Montana, marriage license for Commodore P Herryford and Lilie Morgin. Jerry Sullivan and Matilda Lynch fitted out. Copper State cigars praised. Montana Liquor Co box of 50. Charles Morrill detained for gun play on Lower Main street. arrest.
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McDonald
Montana Street
Kenyon House
Commodore P. Herryford
Lilie Morgin
Jerry Sullivan
Matilda Lynch
Copper State
Montana Liquor Co
Charles Morrill
Main Street
Beneft
Thomas Kennedy
Morris
Mining Case Ends as Judge Overrules Rebuttal Objections
Special to the Inter Mountain from Helena reports Judge Knowles overruled the plaintiff's objection to rebuttal testimony in the big mining case. H. H. Robinson testified and the evidentiary phase concluded. Closing addresses set for Monday and Tuesday, five hours each, with jury deliberation to begin Wednesday morning after a December 11 start.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Jan
Knowles
H. Robinson
Miller
Bombardment of Kimberley by federal forces begins
Jan 24 reports say a heavy bombardment targets Kimberley with a new garrison gun advancing five miles before collapsing. A Ladysmith sortie of 200 lancers under heavy fire from forts near Pretoria laager drives back British forces with Boer casualties. Continuous cannonade noted.
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Pretoria
Kimberley
Ladysmith
Forta
Laager
Buller reports British casualties in January 24 actions
General Buller records January 24 British losses as six officers and 18 NCOs and men killed, twelve officers and 142 NCOs and men wounded, and 31 men missing. Dispatch from Spearman's Camp dated January 26 notes no delay in communications, naming Col. Buchanan Riddell among the killed and questioning whether Splionkop casualties are included.
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London
Buller
Spearman
War Office
Buchanan Riddell
King's Royal Rifles
Niger
Splonkop
Battle of Colenso described as modern warfare siege
London report from Jan. 17 details Buller’s forces at Colenso, noting Boers hid trenches and invisible positions. Fire from unseen enemies, shell bursts and rifle ranges shaped the difficult assault as modern warfare in a remote chieveley camp dispatch. Separately, rental sewing machines offered and a Montana mining bounty posted by 308ton and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company.
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London
Associated Pri
Times
Buller
Chieveley
Colensis
Clever Capture Made Ward search uncovers clever burglar
Early today Mrs. Cassie Shaver reported a missing $200 pocketbook from the Butler house. County attorney authorized a wholesale search of every roof, leading Detectives Murphy and Ray to George Brown who admitted finding large certificates of deposit for John and Mike Deenan and cash. Officers deem Brown a clever burglar and continue inquiries into related thefts.
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Cassie Shaver
Butler House
George Brown
Brown
W. A. Mark
Daly, Donahoe & Moyer
John
Mike Deenan
Mary& Tand
Quartz Street
Senate Hearing On Interstate Commerce Bill Begins
Washington Jan 26 The senate commerce committee heard from major business bodies led by Frank Barry secretary of the National Millers Association and National League of the Industrial Association. He praised the bill as fair to shippers and carriers and criticized current law as impotent while noting non cooperation from Standard Oil sugar trust and northwest flour milling interests.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Commerce
Frank Barry
Milwaukee
National Millers’ Association
National League of the Industrial Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tillman
Barry
Standard Oil, Sugar Trust and
Large Flouring Milla
Northwest
Garin Elevator
Eulogies for Hobart in House Proceedings Highlight Session
Washington January 26 House session centered on eulogies for the late Vice President Hobart. The census bill conference report passed without division and the Indian appropriation bill was reported. World Almanac and Encyclopaedia reference notes appear in the issue.
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Washington
Hobart
Bennetts and Scadden Form Co Partnership in Centerville
Notice states Thomas J. Bennetts and Thomas Scadden residing in Centerville Silver Bow County Montana have formed a co partnership under the firm Thomas J Bennetts & Company. The partnership offices are at 069 and 961 North Main Street Centerville. The document dated January 2 1900 before Notary Public Hubert Coomer confirms their acknowledgment and signatures.
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Thomas J. Bennetts
Thomas Scadden
Centerville
Siiver Bow County
Montana
Thomas J. Bennetts & Company
North Main Street
Silver How County
Thos
J. Thos
State of
Silver Bow
Hubert Comb
Silver Paw County
Wnlt
Kobt, Coomer, Notary Public
Silver Bow County
Cape Nome steamship berths offered by Seattle lines
If you are going to Cape Nome you should secure steamship accommodations at once. We represent all the Brit class Seattle lines and have a limited number of berths. For full particulars call at the Northern Pacific city ticket office at Park and Main or write to W. Ho Merriman, general agent, Hutte, Mont.
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Beattie
Seattle
Northern Pacific
City
Corner Park
Main Atreets
W. Ho Merriman
Hutte, Mont
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