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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
6
Taylor serves as President of Epworth League. Sons of Hermann sponsor a ball where local volunteer Viana enjoys a streak of favorable luck and community support through the event.
Phil McDonald of Company A Montana volunteers, long in Anaconda, has won a San Francisco Examiner prize valued at 10,000 for a house and lot or 8,000 cash. He is set to receive a cablegram upon arrival in Ireland, where his inherited estate in Dublin is valued around 60,000 and will be divided among three brothers after their father’s death. McDonald served in the Philippine War and recently bartended at the Mint saloon.
H. H. Taylor was appointed president of the Epworth League to succeed Mrs. H. O. Sisson, who resigned. Local preparations are underway for the state convention in Anaconda in August at the Methodist Episcopal church. Delegates from across the state will attend. the convention will meet for three days.
William J. Mogk and his brother Frank returned from a fishing trip at Helmville praising Nevada valley and the Big Blackfoot country as beautiful in mid summer. Their guide was M. C. Leonard, once of Anaconda, famed with rod and gun, who piloted them to prime hunting and fishing grounds. Mr Mogk came back with a large catch.
Travelers along Sucker creek and Brown's lake in Montana observe abundant game and waterfowl. They note deer warns not to hunt, fish thick in lake inlets, and spring spawning visible from the lake, with campers enjoying the Nevada valley’s green valley views and abundant private feed driven by the mountains.
The fourth annual ball of the Sons of Hermann was held last night at Turner hall. Music was provided by Professor Meyers orchestra. Committees in charge included Arrangement O Jebe Nick Bozanus J A Hansen J W Sing and Casper Pfister Reception B Radefeld D Kaufman M Hammerstough and Jacob Lutz Fluor B DB Havermann H Ulrich Joe Prister and Christ Marchion.
Unity commissioners appointed in a ceremony yesterday as follows: Thomas Boland district 1 Ward 1 Anaconda. Henry Redmond district 2 Ward 3 Anaconda. B N Kennedy district 4 Ward 4. Roger Edwards ward 5 No 8. J Dougherty ward 7. John Roach Rine-Ryed Nettie Cable Georgetown Silver Lake No. Henry Wossman Carroll north and south Lost Creek. F Crosswhite Warm Springs Mill Creek Stuart No 1h P Rader Deer Lodge north and south Race Track Zosel No V1 Josh Pioneer Gold Creek Garrison. 12 Joe Beckett Elliston Bloseburg Avon No 13 M J Kiley Helmville Washington gulch Ophir No 14 Thomas Jones Ovando Wood Worth Clearwater No 1 Wallace W Warner Sunset Coluna Copper Creek unity commissioners appointed jin agents yesterday as fol-
Local briefs note Luxton's for spring salts offering Turkish electric and medicated baths at 210% East Park with popular prices. Miss Margaret McCaffery returns from Butte visits. new stock Boodar arrives. The Anaconda Cash Bazaar advertises special bargains on several counters. Final settlement with Dolan & Hamill for court house work totals 5956.40. Fred M. Lucchesi dies of pneumonia at St. Ann's hospital. Other items report Mrs. Margaret Flannigan's return from six months in Chicago and Nebraska, a postponed incorrigibility hearing for Maggie Francis, Mrs. L. W. Ballinger visiting from St. Louis, Montana baseball league directors’ meeting in Butte, and various family travels and funeral notices.
Mrs L W Mendenhall and Miss Emma Green attend a funeral in town while relatives remain away in Montana. Interment occurred at LO F centers. A United Irish societies meeting in Anaconda arranges Father Cummings from Sligo to lecture on June 14 with a short program of piano, vocal and violin numbers and a talk on The Queen's Recent to Ireland.
The summer resort Gregson Springs will hold a grand opening next Sunday June 10 with contests in handball boating and swimming in the lake. A big bath house dinner and supper at the hotel are promised along with afternoon and evening dancing and music. Trains from Butte and Anaconda will run. Bids for privileges to join a Scandinavian picnic in Mountain View park Anaconda are due June 12 by J A Dragsted and Hans C Boe.
Big Timber on June 5 notes a planned bazaar by the Home and Circle, a Congregational church ladies group, expected to be a holiday feature and a success. Also updates on Frank Bliss’s painted house, George Van Fleet leaving for Bozeman, Cook & Olmsted business changes, and community praise for the Olmsted family and local merchants.
Popular excursion offer for 3.00 round trip via Great Northern railway to Helena on Sunday June 10 for Anaconda vs Helena. Includes Broadwater baths. Depart 9 45 a m return 7 pm. Tickets at 41 North Main Street, J E B Dawson.
The Miles City paper reports the first brick season at Hallant brick yard with 15 000 bricks produced, about 20 workers on site, and plans unsettled for total production. It lists Odd Fellows officers elected, street water extension, school bond issue decision, cattle shipping to Chicago, a large fire in Ekalaka, Wayne post office establishment, and local residents attending Billings High School commencement.
Butter Land and Investment Company states it expended labor and improvements on the Xenophanes Placer Mining claim in Silver Bow county Montana under section 2324. Co owners William Richardson and Charles M Buck must contribute their shares totaling $50 each within ninety days after publication, or their rights will vest in the co owner that performed the work. The attorney in fact is S. V. Kemper for Butte Montana, March 9 1900.
Mining applicants Henry Smith and John Hopkins filed for a patent on 684.8 linear feet of Sunny Side Lode Claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana. The claim lies in unorganized mining district with survey Nos. 5734 2102 2104 and 5711 and covers 4.08 acres based on described boundaries and bearings. The filing follows a prior notice of intention posted March 26 1900 with adjoining claims listed as Bay Chief No a Lode and Big Timber Lode owned by Louisa A Thornton and Henry McCloskey respectively.
United States Land Office Helena Montana publishes multiple notices of patent applications. Harry T Lewis seeks 1087 feet along Baltimore lode in Summit Valley. Patrick A Largey heirs apply for Little McQueen Placer 6.57 acres. Augustus P Van Dusen files for Copper Dream Lode discovery shaft area 1147.9 feet. Names include Lewis, Largey heirs, Van Dusen, and various claim agents. locations span Silver Bow and Summit districts.
Two mining claims in Silver Bow county Montana seek patents. John Hop kina and Wai D Thornton filed May 28 1900 for the Bird Lode claim with 5762 acres claimed after exclusions. Harry T Lewis filed May 11 1900 for the Maryland Lode with 1.58 acres after conflict deductions. Both notices list survey numbers corner points locations and adjoining claims and designate the office locations and dates for public record.
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