Anaconda Office 104% Commercial Avenue Remarks
Walter Aitken of the Montana Press association visits Anaconda. County commissioners adjourn for the week and will meet Mondays and Tuesdays through August to hear complaints about land assessments. Aitken, from Kalispell, travels to Butte and Livingston for press meetings and praises Flathead lake, Mission mountains, and Glaciers as scenic wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Aitken
Montana Press Association
Butte
Livingston
John McMurray
Montana
National Park
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Aiiken
Kallepell
Big Timber
Ipr
Pinthead Valley
Anaconda
Flathead Lake
Flathead Indian Reservation
St. Tenatius Mission
Missoula
Kalispell
Great Falls
Acenery
Epworth League appoints state convention committeemen
The Epworth League names committees for the state convention on August 14. Entertainment and reception include Miss Hatte McLean Miss Lela McAdams Miss Alice Wellert Miss Hlunche Cattermoly Thomas Blaby John Hutson and Mrs D R McRae. Decoration and arrangement include W C Smith Miss Annie Davidson Otto Capps Miss Izora Templeton Mrs Jessie Ecgles ton Miss Fannie White. Program deportation D R McRae and M D Rial and music J H Egbert and E E Lyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Epworth League
Hatte McLean
Lela McAdams
Alice Wellert
Hlunche Cattermoly
Thomas Blaby
John Hutson
D. R.mcrae
W. C. Smith
Annie Davidson
Otto Capps
Izora ‘Templeton
Jessie Ecgleston
Fannie White
Raig
D. R. McRae
M. D. ‘Rial
Muosic
J. H. Egbert
E. E. Lyman
Poor Farm Proposal Fades With County Deliberations
Debate over a Deer Lodge county poor farm waned as advocates led by Judge Napton prepared to approach county commissioners. Appraisers were to be appointed to locate a suitable site near the county seat along Lost creek or nearby, with many observers watching closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Napton
Lost Creek
Debate over county poor farm and state asylums in Deer Lodge
The piece notes Democrats arguing it would benefit Deer Lodge County to own its poor farm and contends the state should own its insane asylum and penitentiary. It suggests county officials opposed the plan, leading to political backlash and the proposal being dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Montane
Picea Aera
Democratic Party
Rare County
Local Briefs From Missoula News Contain Social and Court Notes
Mrs W English visiting Missoula has returned home. The Hutte Anaconda & Pacific railway will offer Sunday round trips from Anaconda to Butte starting June 2. Post office staff are practicing baseball and will challenge any amateur club. Mrs Joseph Richards returned from Deer Lodge with flowers. James R Rankin of England plans to become a US citizen. Deed Thomas Murray to George Ganz Anaconda for 1600. Miss Margaret Burke dined with Miss Mary Brennan and will go to Santana millinery markets next Monday. District court sessions begin tomorrow with probate matters. a 30 day vacation is expected. Two runaway incidents damaged rigs but no injuries. Remains of Edward Nelson shipped east for burial in Minnesota with Masonic escorts. Pallbearers listed. Great Falls defeated by Anaconda 5 to 1 in baseball. box score and staff details follow with umpire Clarkson and weather noted as fair.
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Hutte
United States
Thomas Murray
George Ganz
Anaconda
City of Anaconda
Margaret Burke
Mary Brennnan
East Firth Street
Misa Burke
Santana Millinary
District Court
Front Street
Cherry
Commercial Avenue
M. BE
Edward Nelson
Thomas Barnes
A. C. Finning
J. A. Dregsted
John Logan
George B. Payne
Peter M. Smith
Great Falls
Mc- Hale
Chils
O'r'en
Wricht
Raver
Darsey
Basus
Bwindells
Zearfoss
Ceesey
Wheht & Wild Plichts
Weicht
Mpire
Clarkson Weather—Palr
Philippines service calls Hugging and Belknap notes
Inspector General Hugging and Paymaster Hugh R. Belknap of the detachment of the lakes receive orders to proceed to San Francisco for service in the Philippines. Also reported is a California wheat crop outlook with heat and root insect damage reducing yields. Lord Minto and party begin Pacific coast trip. and Philip Cox, a Ladd & Tilton bank teller, drowned in the Willamette River after cramps.
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Chicago
Hugging
Aml
Hugh R. Belknap
Detachment of the Lakes
San Francisco
Philippines
Stockton
Cal
California
Ottawa
Lord Minto
Minto
Pacific Coast
Dawson City
Portland
Ore
Philip ©. Cox
Ladd & Tilton's Bank
Willamette River
Unexplored Lake in Missouri Grand Gulf Wonders
A Grand gulf in Oregon county Missouri measures nearly four miles long and a hundred feet wide with a natural wagon road spanning it. A cave at the base leads to an unseen lake inhabited by eyeless fish, about 100 feet beneath the surface, thought to feed mammoth springs in Arkansas eight miles away. The gulf is touted as a world wonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Gulf
Oregon County
Gulf Ls
Mammoth Springs
Arkansas
Notice to Owners on Xenophanea Placer Mining Claim
The Butte Land and Investment Company notifies Willem Richanteau and Charles Buck that under revised statutes they must contribute fifty dollars total for 1893 to 1899 for the Xenophanea Placer Mining claim in Silver Bow Montana. Failure within ninety days after service will transfer their right and interest in the store described as part of the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po Willem Richanteau
Charles Buck
Butte Land and Investment Company
Soervner
P Ing
N. W
N. R
Silver Bow County
Montana
Pogo 490
Wlliam Richardson
Charles M. Suk
Wil
Willem Richardson
Charles M. Buck
Amand Joe
Tee Ae Land and Investment Company
Hag
Iabor
Hick Wits
Ta Nu R
Bow County
Afoutat
Hook Placer
Richardson
Charles M. Bick
Amanda Buck
Mingae
Mining Patent Notices for Silver Bow County Montana 1900
United States Land Office Helena Montana July 10 1900 notices publish action for patent on mineral claims in Silver Bow county Montana. Florence Ivan applies for patent on Atlin lode claim with precise survey boundaries and conflicting areas noted. neighboring claims include Highland Chief lode John Ball lode and Burner lode with recorded locations and owners.
Notice of Sale and Mining Patents in Butte Montana
Notice of sale under a Montana district court order for the estate of Howard Rainville insane person includes Lots 1 and 2 in Block 6 Farrell Addition and Lot 6 in Block 4 Farrell Addition, with 10 percent cash bid and court confirmation. Also mining patent notices from Helena and Silver Bow County detail Anaconda Copper Mining and Burney No.1 claims, with specific survey data and required annual expenditures, plus a public wood bid notice from Silver Bow.
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District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow
Howard Rainville
Rainville
Edward Rainville
Bilver Bow
Farrell
Butte
Hamilton
Silver Bow County
John N. Kirk
Owsley
Adeline Rainille
Doward Raleville
Biffie
Anaconda Cooperating Company Patent Application Filed
Mining notice from Helena Montana states Anaconda Cooperating Company filing for a patent on a mineral claim in Silver Bow County. John Gillie attorney in fact lists legal address in Butte City and describes the Re Nall Lode with survey details and section corner bearings.
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Ted Btater Land Office
Helena
Mon
Yesha
Anaconda Cooperating Company
State of Mana
John Gillie
Lis
Adiresan Butte City
Montona
Silver Bow
Montana
LAND AND MINING NOTICE IN BUTTE MONTANA 1900
Legal notice from Land Office Helena Montana announces mining patent application by Anaconda Copper Mining Company for Jun Mn claim in Silver Bow county. It details required expenditures, shares by named parties Richardson Buck Amanda Buck and others, and describes survey and location data with dates and publication. The filing includes affidavits, ownership, and adjacents, with Parker as attorney for applicant.
Notice of Mining Patent Application in Montana Burney No.5886
Mining claim details for Henry Muntner Burney No. 5886 in Summit Valley Montana. filed patent application with United States Land Office Helena. Information lists location, sides and boundary references, surrounding claims and applicants including John Thornton, Chis Delton, Walter W. Adams, and George D. Greene as attorney. publication date June 2, 1900.
National park excursion from Livingston by train
On July one the finite hotel in Livingston will depart at 11 4. im arriving at 1:00 p. m. The five and a half days tour to the national park is under consideration with Bennelly rate of 002 hay been mat. Agent Northern Pacific Ry., Butte, Mont, promotes the trip.
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Livingston
Hutte
Bennelly
Rene
Norshern Pucite Ry
Butte
Bont
Notice for Publication of Mining Patent in Montana
Joseph Crap Teau applies for a patent covering 401 acres in Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana. The claim lies in the avi Lote wine district with Survey No. 6812, beginning at Corner No. 1 and running to Corner No. 4, containing 8.50 acres with 6.49 acres excluded as in conflict with Survey No. W76. Nearby claims include Sarah lode and Bird lode. First publication May 2, 1900.
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United States
Helans
Mont
Joseph Crap Teau
Poato Moe
Butte
Montana
Avi Lote
Bummit Valley
Pine District
Bilver Row
Tana
Tho Enid
Cyim
Ole
Burvey
Survey Noy Bs
Order of
Silver Bow County
Sarah
Herman H. Heret
Laula Thibault
Colonel Sellars
John d
Dreeland
A S Hogred. Greene
Register
Notice of Publication for Mining Claim in Silver Bow County
Notice is given that Harry Lewis has filed a patent application for 1097 linear feet of the Baltimore Lode Mining claim in Summit Wesley district Silver Bow County Montana. The claim runs from Corner No 1 at a granite marker to Corner No 4 with specific bearings and distances, leaving 4. s claimed area excluded. The location is recorded in the Silver Bow Recorder's Office on page 563 Book of Lodes. GEORGE D GREENE and H HARPER are United States Claim Agents. Publication May 14, 1900.
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Cates Beales
Lewin
Sliver
Bow County
Todes
Wiliam D. Thornton
Uae
Thomas Liord Eful
Wis
David Lowi
George D. Greene
Register
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Florence al Ivan
Butte
Discovery Shaft
Atlin Lode
Bilver Bow County
Useo
Recorder
Silver Bow County
East Sur
Charles
Warren
Nerth
Sur
John Ball
Henry Smith
West Bur
Joe Crossman
John Delaney
United Slates
Lana
Montune
Pollu
Avaconda Yper Mining Company
John Gillies
Attoeney
Fontett
Hitl
Summit TaHoy
Bitnine
Silver Bowl County
M Tana
Burney
Range
Aldine
Weet
Sint Yayne
Mayey
Areativan
John Hopkins
William D. Thornton
Silver Bow
Lotes
Emma Dell Lee
John H. Sieeneney
Das
Das, the Bay Chief
Lode
Louka A
Mont
Notiog
Anaconda Copper Mining Company, & Corporation
Mon Fama
John Gillie
Malte City
Montang
Summit Valley
Wes Acre
Vamed
Uhld Glul
Recorder's
George Pancoe Et al
Collette
John
Reina
George D, Greene
Srp Lea. Geer
Land Ofice
Hattee
Xae
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Irvay
John Noyes
Arthur Thomas
Humboldt Lode
George W. Tarlin
Poulin Lode
Wiliam McNamara Et al
Tyne Ve
Henry Muntner
Butte City
Discovery
Henry Lode
Summit
Valley
Fracal Township
Recorder's Office
Lot
Thornton
Hillside
Chis
Delton
Walter W. Adame
Regina
Otte
Harry Lewis
Andreas Fe
Recorder of
Silver Low County
Bool
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Alex Henderson
Rie Bast Park
Petree
the Grill Cafe
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JL. Schifman
Cosbocox Book
Young
E. Park
Marcus Daly M. Donahue
J. B. Greenwood
Mra. W. . English
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Hilver Bow County
KB. Moran
Gor Moe
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Chung
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Psie
Record Office
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Fook Tada
Lot Pplicants
Aa Lode
Ackermatt Baiks Hicaate
Southweat
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Wea
Ramuel Parker, JR
Orirst
Raror
Barker
Jorney
Kest
Bafere
Poe
Alite Newbro Devs Ca
Bais Agee
Montene
Yellowstone Park
John Thomas Nagle
Elisabeth Ann Nagle
George Abram Free
Joni Hagar
L Prey
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Asney
George Abram Freer
John Edgar Free
Butte, Mont
Jos. H. Harper
United States Claim Agent
H. Harper
Ket
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