Anaconda Police Crackdown After Night of Arrests
Anaconda police arrest spree followed last night with multiple detentions. David Evans, not the rancher, faces bicycle theft charges east of Anaconda. Lizzie Hall Tess Pamer, residents of Mainville, plus Ruben Keepstill allegedly aided in a bust. Isiah Robertson, Fred Miller, Joe Melvell, John Oursley, and Ed McKenna among those detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
David Evans
Anaconda
Lizzie Hall
Tess Pamer
Mainville
Ruben
Isiah Robertson
Fred Miller
Joe Melvell
John Oursley
Adams Street
Monte
Mrs Radefeld Dies After Prolonged Illness In Anaconda
Mrs Bepnhand Radefeld aged 40 a native of Towa and early Anaconda settler died at 8 am from heart trouble after a lengthy illness. She leaves a husband and a seven-year-old son Ford Vicar. The Women of Woodcraft will conduct the burial from the family home at 2 pm tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bepnhand Radefeld
Towa
Furst
Anaconda
Ford
Radefeld
Anaworda Ia
Mammoth Ratinead Crater Machinery Arrives for Smelter Work
A large earthmoving machine, towed by twelve mules, was unloaded at the depot and taken to the new smelter excavation. It uses a chain-driven carrier to lift dirt onto a railroad bed, enabling efficient grading with dump wagons. The setup promises a notable improvement in spoil removal and grading once in full operation.
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Ratirnad
A .Eader
Local briefs from Missoula and Anaconda trades
Local notes report Missoula visit by John Gannon and sales at Strain department store. Anaconda wedding of Thomas Love and Alrica Trisberger, with reception at East Fifth Street. Pension fraud arrest of E W B Dennis, widow of Samuel Snowden. Inter Mountain contest rail park vote and multiple coupon counts. Strain department store highlights include belts and corsets.
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Father Follet
St. Pat's Church
Thomas A. Love
Misa Alrica Trieberger
Harry Batley
Beatrice Trisberger
Anaconia
Atma ‘Kisberger
East Fifth Street
Authior
St Lacuse Street
Dennis
East Third Street
United States
John W Tames
Helena
Lewis and Marke County
East
Inter Mountain
Tulla Turner
Bertha Venter
Alice Monitom
Teale Lingo
Roe Falk
Pea Duncan
Daly Inter Montana
Mies Turner
Lingo
Moe
Tailles
Strain's
State University President Tours Missoula Graduates
Dr Oscar J Craig president of the University of Montana visits Missoula to persuade graduates and students that the university is the best choice for Montanans. The article lists campus details, climate, and a roster of faculty for the coming year alongside an ad for Strwin's department store offering new hat shapes at a cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar J. Craig
University of Montana At Missourii
Anaconda
Missoula
Missoula Plyer
Cynthia Klgabeth Kelley
W. M. Aber
A. G
Frederick C. Beheveh
ROOM
Morton J. Elrod
A. M
Fred D. Smith
Eunce Julia Hubbell
Arthur le Westcott
M. Waller Whitaker
Intencror
Eloise Knowles
Jy Enghe
Grace Meridon
Lowrie Hatheway
Guy M. Cleaveland
Bard Douglas
Mary A. Craig
Strwin's Department Store
Brick Yards Produce Massive Summer Brick Output
Standing south of Anaconda the brick yards in the west end will manufacture over 20,000,000 bricks this summer mainly for new smelters. The bricks vary in thickness and shape with some sculpted for special purposes, reflecting a high level of construction activity in the Copper City.
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Anaconda
West End
Copper City
Anaconda Brick Yard Seeks Peak Season Output
Brick makers at Anaconda report high demand and a long season from May to September with frost limiting production. The yards claim to produce about 140,000 bricks per day using both thick and thin bricks and modern machines. Summer underwear prices also noted at local store.
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Anie Eeaaon
Contempt ruling bars Constable Val Shebat from court
In a contempt hearing Judge Kennedy orders Val Shebat excluded from the court after accusations of making improper remarks to Kitty Bracken regarding repayment talks. The judge denounces the officer as acting unofficially and unfit to serve on the bench. Other notices include a sale and a Woodcraft meeting for funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Shebat
Shebat
Kitty Bracken
Kennedy
Ader
Sons of Hermann to Meet for Radefield Funeral Arrangements
Members urged to gather at C F Peterson store at East Commercial avenue this evening at sharp to plan attendance at the funeral of Mrs Bernhard Radefield set for 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon. Nickimo, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Hermann
C. F
Woodmen and Wooster order funeral gathering notice
Members of Camp Anaconda No 14 Woodmen of the World meet at A, 0, H. nail, Friday at 1 30 p m to attend the funeral of Mrs Bernhard Badefield of Hemlock Circle No 7 Women of Woogerart, signed by B PF Maiden Clerk and J Walsh Asst Commander
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Anaconda No
Woodmen of the World
H. Nail
Mrn
Bernhard Badefield
Hemlock Circle No
Women
Woogerart
Special Train Sunday July 15 From Butte to Dillon and Back
The Short Line announces a special Sunday train on July 15 leaving Butte at 9 30 p.m. and Dillon at 7 20 p.m. the same day. It will stop at Big Hole river points for picnicers and fishermen, with a return to Butte. Tickets to Glen and return cost 1.00 and to Dillon and return 1.40, from H Wilson General Agent at 105 North Main Street.
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Butte
Dillon
Big Hole
Glen
H. Wilson
North Main Street
Notice of Public Mining Patent Applications in Montana
Public notice announces Mining Application No 4202 for the Maryland Lode in Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana filed by Harry T Owis and describes survey details and acreage under patent, with adjacent claims Golden Chief Lode and Clock Lode and listing US Regist George D Greene and US Claim Agent H Harper. A second notice covers Mining Application No 4203 filed by Gerry T Lewis with survey data and corner coordinates, referencing Townships and ranges and the related field notes and plat.
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United States
Helena
Montana
Harry T.owis
Butte
Ntana
Maryland
Maryland Lode Mininglaim Situated In Summit Valley (Uorg
River How County
Silver Bow County
Pane Bie
Loden
William DP. ‘Thornton
Golden Chief
Thomas Lloyd
Bio'Clock Lode
David Lewis
George D. Greene
Mining claim details in Silver Bowl county record
No 4 ace extended 1087 feet to Corner No 1 beginning at the place, totaling 15.06 acres with 10.19 acres excluded due to conflicts with Survey Nos 2078 2969 and 2020 leaving 4.87 acres claimed. Records show in Silver Bowl county Recorder’s office page 863 Book N Lodes. Adjoining claim is Survey 4911 east of Henry mith et al. applicants. George D. Greens Register. 308. A Harp United States Claim Agent. First Publication May 14 1900.
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Ace
Recorder
Silver Bowl County
Lodes
Henrymith Et al. Applicante
George D. Greens
Register
Alain
Teavin
Jaimo
Thie Imine
Silver Bow County
Lodus
Burney
John
Mcqueeney
Speen
Loulua A. Thornton
George DR. Greens
Reglater
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Henry Smith
John Hopkins
Butterley
Sunnyside Lode
Summit Valeley
Liver Bow County
Burney No
Hanger West
Shevey
Burvey No
Bri
Tor
Bea
Recorder's
Svar B. Blute
Bay Chief
Louise A
Thornton
Burvey
Big ‘Timber
Henry McCloskey
Granite Ridge Lode
Henry McIlvaney
John McCloskey
United States ‘Office
Mont
Joseph Chapley
Butte
Ming
Recorders
Silver Row
Tades
Atsoining
Sarah Lofo
Herman H. Horst
Louis Thinault
Colonel Sellars
John Dreeland
Geogre D. Greant
Notice to Co-Owners Meighan Quartz Lode Claim
JOAN H. JOHNS claims labor and improvements on the Meighan Quarts Lode Mining claim in Kimmit Valley Mining district Silver Bow county Montana. She asserts representation work costs totaling 1000 per year for several years and demands payment within ninety days to preserve ownership or risk transfer of undivided five sixths to the undersigned. First publication June 26 1900.
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Catherine Meighan
James M. Meighan
John B. Meighan
Timothy Cain
Hugh O'Donnell
Catherine McNulty
Kimmit Valley
Silver Bow County
Montana
Siver Bow County
United States
Joan H. Johns
Pha Huet
Montane
Silver
Edw Rainsile
Fenrslnn
Wuld
Lghest
Cork
Dintrice Court
Edward Biuinville
Maine
Beng
Biate
Butte
Silver Bow
Don N. Kirk
Ownley Block
Montha
Brasnille
Bawar Rainville
Bure
Notice for Patent Publication of Mining Claim No 4237
United States Land Office Helena Montana announces Florence Sullivan of Butte Mont filed for a patent for 0.534 acres of the Atlin Jode mining claim in Silver Bow County Montana survey No 598 township 3 R. The description lists bearings distances and corner markers with conflicting adjacent claims and references the Highland claim and Jona Bad lode among others. First publication July 19 1908.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Florence Sullivan
Butte
Mont
Atlin Jode
Daing
Bilver How County
N. E
Gerares Ar
John Delaney
George D. Gre
Baker UI
Claue Reeseee
Notice of Publication Fragment in Historic Paper
Fragmentary public notice mentions publication events and dates with scattered names and terms. Readable items reference legal or official actions pending execution and publication deadlines in a local jurisdiction.
Mining Notices from Montana Land Office Proceedings
Notices announce patent applications in Summit Valley and Silver Bow County. Henry Smith Hopkins Burney No. 5784 and Anaconda Copper Mining Co. seek claims near Sunnyside Lode and Burney No. 5784. Filings describe specific corners, bearings, and areas amid multiple adjoining claims and recorded locations.
Notice for Publication of Mining Claim in Summit Valley District
United States Office Helena Montana May 28 1900. Joseph Chap ley has filed for a mining claim of 8.60 acres in Summit Valley mining district Silver Bow County Montana. The official survey No 8862 describes the claim geometry and corner markers. Location recorded in Silver Bow County Recorder Book 1 Trade Pages with related adjoining claims listed. First publication May 29 1902.
Mining Patent Application for H H Lode in Montana
Mining patent application No 4219 filed in Helena Montana by Copper Mining Company and John Gillie attorney seeks 68 linear feet of claim on H H Lode located in Summit Valley Silver Bow County. The notice details tract boundaries and area 0.00082 acres with 0.00027 acres claimed after deductions, records in Silver Bow Recorder. Adjoining claims are Buffalo Lode and Little Mina Lode. First published June 1, 1900.
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Thebes Sinisa Land Office
Helena
Mant
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
State of
Montana
John Gillie
Butte City
Erie
Ave Ode
N. R
Win Acres
Recorder's Office
Silverpaw
State of Montana
Parnell
John Purtle
William J. McNamara
George Peacoe
Marvel Jaugot
United States Lann
Mon
Anaconda Copper Mining Company, & Corporation
Summit Valley
Morg
Silver Bow County
West Coinent
Beara
John M. Steward
George D. Grerne
Register
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BE. Park
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C. A. Tyitte
East Park Avenue
Hutte, Anaconta & Pacific Railway
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William Clark
East End
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Thoms P. Putapatrick
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M. T. Pierce
J. C. Healy
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Cowper City
the State University
Strath's Department Store
Hemlock
Women of Woodcraft
Silver Hall
Nelock
Laura B. Radefield
Mary E. Dolan
B. PF
Maiden
J. Walsh
Asul
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United States Long Office
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Gerry T. Lewis
Goureos
Lodge Ady
Deer Lodge, Mont
St. May’s Academy
Deer Lodge
A. Harp
Harper
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Samuel Barker
Samuel Barker, JR
Patrick A. Largey
Meyer Gengberger
Gustave Gallick
Little McQueen Placer
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