W A Twohy Dead Well Known Anaconda Foreman
W A Twohy a well known employee of Anaconda died at St Ann's hospital after a short illness He was foreman of a railroad gang and was with his brothers in Spokane at the time of death He leaves two brothers and a sister and was held in high esteem by the men under him His remains are at Ehret's undertaking rooms and likely to be interred in St Paul given his father's burial location
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W. A.twohy
Michigan
St. Ann's Hospital
D. D. Twohy
John Twohy
James Twohy
Spokane
Daniel
Edmund
Twohy
Superior
Wis
John Donley
Montana
Washington
British Columbia
Bolder
Ehret
St. Paul
Row with Japs on the Northern Pavilie line
A clash near Warm Springs between a repair gang foreman and several Japanese workers led to a severe assault on the foreman and the involvement of two deputies. Initial reports of a killed foreman and wounded Jap were false. two Japs were arrested and to be turned over to authorities.
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Warm Springs
Regan
Carroll Town to Vanish as Smelter Tailings Claim Future
A dramatic warning claims Carroll Montana will be erased from maps within months to years as old smelter tailings encroach. The town of 750 people hosts company stores, an absence of saloons, and widespread liquor use among workers with alcohol credit extending during long labor cycles.
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Carroll
Fie
Anavunda
Montana
Hanor
Anaconda residents enjoy summer picnics and travel
Anaconda residents spend their summer vacations away from the city with many camping in the hills and in the national park. Outings by private conveyance and by cars increase as weather heats up. School vacation lengthened, boosting local adventurers leaving town for outings in the next month.
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Anaconda
Los Angeles
Cal
Victor B
Florida
Havana
Cuba
Exposition
Big Hole
National Park
Thither
Local briefs from Anaconda era cover civic and church events
Miss Anna Evans takes a three weeks vacation as district court adjourns to August end. Ex mayor F C Webster visits city, while Frank Hamm joins exodus to the National Park. Rev J G Pierce of Idaho Falls preaches tomorrow at Baptist church. BC railway offers Sunday round trip $1 from Anaconda to Butte, effective June 4. Northern Pacific agent W H Merriam visits city. Cattermole and Albritton to exchange pulpits. NY and Butte visitors stay with Judge and Mrs Kennedy. early service details given. National Park contest draws near end. buy papers with coupons at Anaconda Inter Mountain office. Mary Schuhau jailed for city ordinance violation over alley waste. Albritton to preach in Anaconda. Cattermole in Butte. Olson Peterson receives letter from C J Walsh re national republican league. Daniel Feeney arrested for burglary near All Nations saloon. claims innocence and alibi. West Side Whist Club outing to Mountain View park described. families bring lunches and 43 children attend.
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Anna Evans
District Court
F.C. Webster
Frank Hamm
National Park
J. G. Pierce
Idaho Falls
Baptist Church
W. H. Merriam
Northern Pacific Railway
Butte
EB. G. Cattermole
M. B. Church
Albritton
C. W. Yates
New York
W. E. Burgess
A. M. Kennedy
St. Mark's
Episcopal
Main
Sixth Streets
Sa. m
Alfred Brown
Inter Mountain
Anaconda Inter Macunatin
Anaconda
Ole Peterson Quane
C. J Walsh
Minneapolis
National Republican League
St. Paul
Daniel Feeney
All Nations
Almast
Perii
Daecata
Mountain View Park
Mexdames Stephens
Healy
Nadeau
Dolan
Graham
Moses
McKenzie
Boarman
Lawson
Twohy
Dr. Stephens
Hugh Daly
John Twohy
James Twohy
Stock Market Flux in New York Week
The New York stock market remained highly irregular and professional through the week as capital circles held firm. Bull pools and individual traders pushed a few stocks higher with short-covering, while a Bank of England rate rise and gold outflow fears created uncertainty about future money markets and discouraged bold commitments. The overall level edged up slightly despite some weekly pullbacks.
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New York
Bank of England
Drifted Laguna Menace Reaches San Francisco Without Tow
The steam schooner Laguna which went ashore on Tillamook bar last April drifted between here and Crescent City as a threat to navigation. The W H Kruger bound from Tillamook to Salt Pedre attempted to tow her to Gan Franciaro but arrived without the Laguna and its crew after the tow line parted in a gale. A foggy morning left bearing unable to be obtained and the Kruger pressed on their voyage after several hours of search.
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San Francisco
Laguna
Tillamook Bar
Here
Crescent City
W. H. Kruger
Tillamook
Salt Pedre
Gan Franciaro
Hauser
Kroger
Reward Offered For Info On Mining Trespass at Pennsylvania Lode Claim
A mining company offers 2500 dollars for information leading to the detection and conviction of anyone trespassing and removing ores from underground workings that expose the surface of the Pennsylvania Lode Claim Lot No 173 in Silver Bow County Montana. C G Batterman AZA T Bupt.
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Pennsylvania Lode
Silver Bow County
Montana
Mining Company
C. G. Batterman
Aza't Bupt
Nome gold seekers and Bozeman police court notes
Bozeman July reports show the police court collecting fines from violators including bicycle rules and drunks. Chas Sharon returns from Nome noting scarce good claims and many fake titles. Local socials, school term endings, and weather disruptions due to rain are listed beside assorted town notices and arrivals.
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Bozeman
Smith
Belgrade
Manhattan
Logan
County Assessments Show Growth Across Livingston Area
County Assessor H. Daniela reports this year’s totals forwarded to the state board of equalization with gains in Park and Eastern Montana. Real estate rose to 2,077,688 reflecting an 18,069 increase, personal property up by 173,123, and stock categories list thoroughbreds, run horses, work horses and cattle with varied values, while Missoula and Lewis and Clark show smaller shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
H. Daniela
Etate Board of Equalization
Montana
Aldridge News Briefs Highlight Fires and Local Events
D Glenn represents Inter atain branch office at Aldridge on July 17. A party including Mrs Dreps Mrs Ferguson and son camping at Chico Springs for the thermal waters. Miss Sommerville praises Mile City reform institution and equal privileges. A forest fire threatens from across the river. Lumber theft at Union hospital leads to improvised punishment and local arrest. Austrian resident John Rakon attempts self harm in Happy Hollow. severe injuries loom. William Kane visiting Livingston. Notice to wood contractors calls for sealed bids for 100 cords of dry merchant wood due July 23 1900.
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Aldridge
H. A. Dreps
Robert Ferguson
Robert
Chico Springs
Happy Hollow
John Rakon
Rakeon
Austra
Chico Hot Springs
Rakon
Joel Prefel
Eelisr
Asslarance
Tor
Board of County Commissioners
Silver Bow County
Ofc
Emoran
Notice for Publication No 4237 on Mining Claim in Montana
United States Land Office Helena Montana July 10 1900 notices Florence Sullivan of Butte Montana filed for patent on mining claim 124.7 by 23 feet east and 101.7 feet west from discovery shaft on the Aulnlode claim in Silver Bow county. Survey 6893 in T3N R7W with conflicts and adjoining claims listed. Record shows location and conflicting surveys and names Warren Crossman Deiwney et al. First publication.
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Recorder of Silver Bow
I Lote
William D. Thornton
Anole
Thomas Floyd Z
David Lewd
George Dongexe
Roglater
Harper
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Florence Sullivan
Butte, Mont
Discovery
Aulnlode
Srassiadmin
Bilver Bow County
N. EB
Recorder
Silver Bow County
East Sur
Charles
Warren
Sur
John Bullode
Henry Smith
West Sur
Joel Crossman
Ae. Burner
John Deiwney
Gilile
Caniler
Recorder's Office
Silver How
I. Sie
Buffalo Lode
Ohn Boe Oval
Marcus
United States
Spoe
John Hopkins
Bults
Towit
Raney
Beara
Recorder of
Silver Bow
Lodea
Emme Vell Lode
Lowlea
A. Thornton
George DD. Greene
Register
Sivlena
France
Sureve
Arnell
John Partie
Wadie
Wones
J. Newatiars
George Pencoe
Pat
Os Oquette
Bods
Lot Bat
John P Reina
the West
Ister
Samuel Barker
Matin
Notice of Sale of Estate Land in Silver Bow County Montana
Adaline Rainville as guardian of Edward Rainville an insane person announces sale of his estate's real property in Silver Bow County Montana. Auction to occur July 1 1900 with bids at John N. Kirk's office Butte Montana. Cash 10 percent deposit and balance on court confirmation. Deed at purchaser's expense.
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District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Siiver Bow
Edward Rainville
Bald
Baid District Court
Ulla
Edward Ainville
Silver Bow
Farrella
Utile
Farrell
Butte
Hamiilton
John N. Kirk
Owsley
Public notice of mining claims and co ownership in Montana
Notice to co owners of a mining claim in Summit Valley Mining District Silver Bow County Montana demanding payment of representation work totaling 600 and 416 2/3 dollars within 90 days or interests will be forfeited. Also notices for Mining Applications No 4216 and 4235 filed in Helena and published May 28 1900 detailing surveys for Early Bird Lode and Aug de claims with measurements, locations, and adjoining claims in Silver Bow County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Maighan
Jamen M. Mateh
John R. Beaseham
Timothy Coin
O'Donnell
Catherine McNulty
Waders
Hive
Molghan Quarts Lode
Summit Valley
Pilver Bow County
Montana
Silver Row
ADRIA
United States
OKN H. Johns
Notice to William Richardson and Charis Burk on Placer Mining claim
Notice to owners William Richardson and Charis Burk that Land and Investment Co formerly co-owner has expended labor on Xenophanes Placer Mining claim in Silver Bow County Montana. If each owner does not contribute specified amounts by ninety days after service, their right and interest in the placer claim will vest in the undersigned.
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William Richartson
Charis Burk
Mitts | Land and Inventment Company
United Bisten
N. W
Sm. 18
BR. W
Silver Bow County
Montana
E4ia County
Wiliam Richardson
Charles M. Mack
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Representative
Interatain
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State Reformachows
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Prince
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