Change in Anaconda smelter leadership rumored
Rumors claim Mr. Klepetko of Great Falls will become assistant to General Manager Hyams and assume broad supervision of Anaconda smelters. Reports tie Burrage and Addicks to a broader management shuffle as Hyams succeeds Daly. Washington dispatch hints at radical changes in merchant orders and miner pay on February 1 favoring direct full payments by the Anaconda Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klepetko
Great Falls
Anaconda
Mr. Klepetko
Mr. Hyams
Messra
Burage
Addicks
Amalgamated Copper Company
Hyams
Marcus Daly
M. Donahue
Great
Inter Mountain
Washington, D. C
New York
Butte
Anaconda Company
Messrs
Hyams and
Krepstko
Burrage and
Citizens in Anaconda Rally for Popular Chord Measure
A short note suggests a measure to strike a popular chord in the hearts of Anaconda residents, aiming to win broad citizen support. The wording indicates a focus on public sentiment and communal values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Conn Murder Case Proceeds in District Court
The Conn murder case continues in district court after the state rested its case following ten witnesses. Defense counsel Romte argued Woolford and Conn's prior business feud fueled enmity, with Woolford allegedly threatening to kill Conn. The defense plans to close today as jury instructions are given and verdicts expected by tomorrow noon.
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Conn
T. B. Mannix
Remington
Helmville
Tom Mullen
Wolford
Jamies Divers
John H. Divers
Andrew McFarlan
Adolph Cooper
Robert A. LeRoux
W. BR. Rom Te
Woolford
Busins
Waiisford
Nevada Valley
Edward C. Freeman
Freeman
Endless Jokes From Helmville Witnesses in Coun Murder Case
Helmville delegation members in the city as witnesses in the Coun murder case endure jokes about a horse meat episode from months ago. A local man, broke, allegedly butchered a horse and sold meat to Landlord Prichard and nearby ranchers. The man was jailed fifteen days by Judge Mannix, who cited the offender’s crying as a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmville
Coun
Prichard
Mannix
John W. Blair
Nevada Valley
Blair
Ice Harvest Report Shows Two Crops On Same Pond
The 1399-1900 Anaconda ice harvest totaled about 6000 tons with two thirds from W. H. Harper and W. Collet. Ice averaged 14 inches, high quality, though the second crop was slightly better due to wind and dust. Machines in breweries reduce usage, while dairies increase overall consumption above average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
W. H. Harper
W. Collet
Aisa
Anacon i
Hottest Coon In Dixie at the Margaret theater
Rag time fun arrives next Sunday and Monday with The Hottest Coon In Dixie a colored musical comedy travesty. A lively skit with strong singing and choruses, praised by Seattle Post Intelligencer as uproariously funny and among the season’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Margaret Theater
Far East
Seattle Post. Intelligencer
Indecent Dog Catching Sparks Anaconda Outcry
A letter to the editor condemns the city dog catchers for unlicensed dog seizures on Anaconda streets. Citizens demand lawful, decent methods and threaten drastic action to protect the town's name. Rev P J McCorry of the Pauli mission, touring Montana, visits with Father Coopman and Father Van den Broeck while in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Yong
P. J. McCorry
Pauli Mission
Montana
Salt Lake
Utah
Father Coopman
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Father van den Broeck
Dillon
St. Patrick's Church
Butte
Ambulance Fund Drive For Boers Spurs Hibernians Meeting
A large Ancient Order of Hibernians meeting formed fundraising committees to solicit subscriptions for equipping an ambulance corps for the Boers. Delegates named local and outlying district committees, with each donor receiving a receipt and subscribers listed in the Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hiberniana
Towa
Order of Hibernians
America
South Africa
Anaconda
William Kelliher
J. B. Murphy
M. ~.Towey
T. D. Flynn
Pat- Ass Sugure
Juan T. Casty
Hugh Aly
Min
John Coffey
Pat McPal
Dennis Bonter
John Givens
P. F. O'Donnell
R. J. Hayes
P. K. Sullivan
Thomas Kelly
William Gannon
Dennis Callan
Frank Daly
Mike Barry
Owen O'Neill
Dennis
Driscoll
William Weldon
Deer Lodge
Stuart
Tom Ford
John Quinlan
Joe Toomey
Thomas ‘McTague
Washington Gulch
Fat Kiely
Helmville
T. B. Mannix
Mike BcCormick
Silver Lake
Georgetown
John Roach
Mat Sheehan
French Gulch Placers Sold to Marcus Daly
The French Gulch placer mines, 25 miles south of Anaconda, were reportedly sold to Marcus Daly and associates for 50000 dollars by W. R. Allen, James P. Foley, T. C. Davidson and others of Anaconda. The sale covers four miles of creek and signals large scale dredging. ranchers Callan Campbell Flat and Blair sold ranches totaling 16000 dollars to Allen. Allen and Davidson recently returned from New York. Foley resigned as timekeeper for Anaconda Copper Mining.
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Anaconda
W. R. Allen
James P. Foley
T. C. Davidson
Marcus Daly
F. Callan
F. Campbell
William Flat
Lee Blair
Allen
Messra- Allen
Davidson
New York
Foley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Callan
Inter Mountain
Daly's saloon to second door from bank and local notices
Local briefs note Daly's saloon relocation near the bank and list various items: two women sought for housework at 517 Pine Street, Anaconda. Miss Stella Kaufman and Miss Delia Grats visiting Butte. a funeral arrangement by Catholic Foresters and attendance details. Harry Campbell visiting for L. J. Baker's funeral. theater change to The Duke's Jester. funeral service for L. J. Baker at 704 Locust Street.
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San Francisco
Max Hammerslough
Butte
Harry Campbell
Quigley
Granite County
L. J. Baker
Campbel
Rumsey
Collins
Fredericke Warde
Locust
Remains to be shipped after church service
The service is set for 6 o'clock at Peal's Catholic church. After the services the remains will be taken to the depot and shipped over the Great Northern at 1:20.
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Pea
Great Northern
Livingston Water Works bond vote fails by narrow margin
Special election in Livingston Jan 97 1900 to decide purchasing the Water Works plant for 100000 ends with 128 votes for and against the bond. Voters conclude the water system not worth the price. opponents campaigned hard while proponents were disorganized. The rest of the page notes social visits, probate matter, pest house planning, a dance, wool clip contracts, a hardware building sale, a child's death from scarlet fever, and a long visit home by H J Horn Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Livingston Water Works Company
Bennetts and Scadden Form Co Partnership in Centerville
Notice announces Thomas J Bennetts and Thomas Scadden join as partners in the firm Thomas J Bennetta Company located at 959 961 North Main Centerville Silver Bow Montana. Dated January 23 1900 the two men acknowledged the instrument before Notary Robert Coombe in Silver Bow County Montana, and signed with official seal.
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Thomas J. Bennetts
Thomas Scadden
Centerville
Silver Bow County
Montana
Thomas J. Bennetta
Silver Bow
Robert Coombe
Notice of Forfeiture On Rackarock Lode Claim
Notice to J W Oberman and heirs that $100 in labor and improvements has been extended on the Rackarock lode mining claim in Camp Creek district Silver Bow Montana to hold the premises. Fifty dollars for 1897 and fifty dollars for 1899 under section 2324 US Revised Statutes. If within ninety days from service or publication you do not contribute your share of $100 your half interest may be forfeited to Wallace M Dermie, co owner, dated Butte Montana January 19 1900.
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J. W. Oberman
Railways Publish Time Tables and Connections
Railway time tables show trains from Butte to Portland and west via Great Northern Oregon Short Line and Northern Pacific. Local and through services listed with departures from Butte and Anaconda, including 2:40 am, 3:00 pm, and 10:10 pm options. Tickets for local and through routes, with steamship links to Europe, available at major depots.
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Butta
Eguton Praece
Aumar
Orcat Fulla
Helena
Ge Butte
Poin West
Norehe Pacific
Naconda
Pacific Hzoreas
Portland
Pdi
Oregan
Anaconda
Sant
Great Northern Railways
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Northen Pacific Railway
Europe
Notice of Mining Claim Hearing In Montana Territory
Notice is hereby given that Conrad Kohra of Montara seeks a mining claim entry for Lot No. 6698 described as southeast corner of patent No. 1, with survey lines and acreage details. The document cites adjoining claims by David Burt and George Carroll, with reference to county records and a prior filing in SPretinttt's records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helens
Montana
Conrad Kohra
Montara
Ratice
T. Roan
Uae
Bow County
David Burt
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Anaconda News
Black Patti
Portland Oregonian
Dr. McHenry
The
Standard Drug CO
Mont
Donahoe
B. Greenwood
Daly
Greenwood
Ansconda
Bell Exchange
C Cane
Ai Paul
Omaha
San Fran
England
Ireland
Vance
Germany
Orient
National Park Bank
Union National Bank
Chicag
First _ National bank
St. Pau
Omaha National Pank
Bank of Paleealnse
Francisco
M. B. Greenwood
Louis
Bennett
C. Norbeck
Will
Livingston News
Wm. Potter
G Street
Ramee
Mia
Sloan
Mrs. Beecher
Mesdames Goughnour
Williami Beecher
Jenney
Strickland
Rehartrom
Colvin
van Doren
Snell
Elliott
M. R. Wilson
D. Potter
Fay
Milton Newell
Graham & Newell
Wick
Iowa
C. A.crippen
Tada Balch
Minnie Foss
J. R. King
H. G. Elliott
George O. Freeman
M. A. Bucke
Gardiner
Pease
E. G. Blair
Shields River
J. K. McMurdo
Minden
George T. Chambers Hardware Company
Krieger Bros
James Regan
Sphinx
H. J. Horn, Jr
St. Paul, Minn
Wallace M, L. Dernie
Butte, Mont
Huie Pock
China
South Main Street
All Coast
Paul
Portland. Paul
Bt Joseph
St. Louis
Murriman
An Butts
Mat Chas
FEE
G. P
T. A
St Paul, Minn
Georne D
Tonite Etat Salen Nt
N. Ey
Cab and Transfer Co
East Broadway
Denver
Boston
Tigret
C. Wilson
Mont D
B. Burley
G. T
P. A
Republic Kootenai Butte
Great Falle
ATC Af
Burlington
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louie
Phil Daniels
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Ogden
Kangs City
Union
Galveston
Texan
City of Mexico
New Mexico
Arizonn
California
Cc. F. Warren
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