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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1900
Page
7
Inter Mountain Publishing Co branch office at 136 Higgins Avenue reports a miner injured in an accident affecting lumber operations. Details are sparse but the incident involves the lumber sector and regional workers. Further updates expected from the branch office.
Fred Bodie suffered injuries in a dancing incident at Hamilton and both men were transported to the Sisters' Hospital for treatment. Local authorities reported no further details available pending medical updates.
Wool buyers from the east arrived to bolster trade as 4,000,000 pounds were forecast for Billings warehouses. A Sheridan Fourth of July visit by a Billings delegation ended in disappointment and disgust due to missed parades and poor amusements. Local figures include J. M. McGregor resigning from Billings Mercantile, planning to enter the sheep business, and bonds filed for Crow Indian trade licenses by W. H. Donovan and W. H. Simons.
An Aldridge July Fourth report recalls a dull town celebration with fireworks and a baseball loss to Livingston. A Yellowstone National Park trip begins for local families, with mine foreman duties passing to the assistant. Miss Gould arrives in Livingston for a ceremony, and a dynamite incident near Safa Winatow’s store is noted. The Livingston team later wins a $50 purse at Aldridge. Several local residents relocate houses, boarding houses, and a new baby is born to James and Mrs Condon.
On sale June 40th through September 30th excursion from Kansas City to St Paul and return. Ticket office 41 North Main Street. J B Dawson, General agent.
United States Land Office notices reveal Anaconda Copper Mining company filed for a patent on a mining claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana. The notice details the claim’s exact survey, boundaries, corner markers, and area. Also included are adjacent claims and recorder references.
John H. Johns issues notice to Catherine Meighan James M. Meighan John E. Meighan Timothy Cain Hugh ODonnell and Catherine McNulty as executors administrators and heirs that co owner has paid $100 for annual representation work on the Meighan Lode Mining claim in Kimmit Valley Mining district Silver County Montana. The total $500 for two years of work along with unpaid shares equals $416 and 2 1/3 dollars per year after a 90 day window post publication to settle or the undivided five sixes will pass to underwriter under Revised Statutes. Dated June 22 first published June 23 1890.
Co-owners George Abram Free and John Edgar Free notify John Thomas Nagle and Eliza Ann Nagle under section 23 of the revised statutes that they have expended labor and improvements on the Chequita quartz lode mining claim in Summit valley mining district Silver Bow county Montana. If the co-owners do not contribute one third of one hundred dollars within ninety days after publication, their right title and interest will become the property of the declarants who performed the work. Butte Montana June 14 1900.
A sixteen person party led by Professor Hired from the University of Montana departs to seek geographic botanical and zoological specimens. They will establish three camps near St Mary's Lake Lake McDonald and Crow Creek and inspect vertebrate life across Western Montana. The group includes multiple professors and accompanying figures with planned August summer school work at Flathead Lake.
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Out-Ease foot powder to cool swollen feet and ease discomfort with a trial package offer. The same text includes a $2,500 reward for information leading to trespassers on the Pennsylvania Lode Claim in Silver Bow county Montana, issued by Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company signed by assistant superintendent C S Batterman.
Notice to owners Salas Richardson, Charles Founy, and others that Butts a veatment company has expended labor and improvements on the Xenophanee Placer Mine claim located in Bow county Montana. Location recorded at Page 490, Book B Records. Annual representations dated 1895 to 1899. You are notified that unless you contribute twelve dollars and fifty cents to Attorney In Fact, William Richardson, by March 4, you may face further action under the 351 Statutes toward protection of claims and labor expenditures.
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