Fatal Fall Injures Watchman at Mountain Con Mining
Michael Comefort, a watchman at Mountain Con mining, fell eight feet through a plank bridge while crossing a mood to the dry. He suffered a broken sternum, multiple rib fractures, and serious internal injuries. He died after an operation at St James Hospital. Coroner will conduct an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Comefort
Con Ming
Tajgen
Comefort
St. James Hospital
Alexander
Healey
Port Huron
Michigan
Virginia City
Nevada
The
Mountain Con
Butte
Jullien
Duggan
City Fire Station Plans Reworked to Cut Cost
At yesterday's city council meeting the fire and water company discussed the new fire station and recommended redrawing plans to reduce the cost to 10000 dollars. The night and building committee also favored Deyotte's petition to grind stand in the Year of the library and urged renovations to the city hall including a new bar and removal of a light at Main and Aluminum, with removal costs charged to the Butte street war company. A grand ball and drawing for harp guitar and mandolin at A T W hall was announced for Saturday June 24 1899 with tickets at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire and Water Company
Nght
Deyotte
Main
Nevada
Butte Street War Company
Manhatte
Equest
T. W. Hall
South Putte
Swedish Lutheran Church Concert Delights Butte Audience
Swedish Lutheran congregation presented a memorable program at the Auditorium. Christina Hanson opened with a ton o solo, Rev. O Tilburn spoke, Prof. J Olson played violin, Helen Johnson sang, and an eight man Swedish chorus led by Mr Skoug performed. The Wand drill by 16 girls under Miss Clara Corbin drew praise, followed by a rainbow drill by 11 young girls. Dorothy McLane and Bessie Hughes gave recitations, Elmo Jaquette sang for an encore, Edna McGowan read a patriotic piece, and the event closed with a Swedish male chorus, remarks by A J Carlson, and a tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Christina
Hanson
O. Tilburn
Christian Church
Prof. J. Olson
Helen Johnson
Skoug
Clara Corbin
Faulliers
Nellie Hamlyn
Grace Wilson
Sadie Jonas
Bessie Hammer
Mildred Corbin
Marion Nichols
Helen Tilton
Mattie Fish
Annie Lowry
Lillie Dale
Grave King
Genevieve Davis
Josie Mulville
Emelen Trewin
Helen Prouts
Alice Kemper
Merced Gold Mining Company Stock Payment Notice
Stockholders must pay the final installment of three dollars per share plus six percent interest from May 22, 1899. Payments to W. J. Ladd, treasurer, must be drawn on New York or Boston banks and accompanied by the stock certificate to be stamped full paid. Unpaid shares after September 30, 1899 will be forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Merced Gold Mining Company
Washington St
Boston
Mass
New York
W. J. Ladd
Board of Directors
Postmasters Named as Washington Montana Appointments
District postings reveal new postmasters Claine Beaverhead County John Maily Saypo Teton County Frank G Freeman and replacements for resigned and removed officials. Helsna Forsyth and Lame Deer set up a new telephone line venture with capital of 4000, and the State Bank of Dillon incorporated with 50000 capital. A gang tied to a train robbery story is named with several suspects. A fatal accident in Legion ends with a worker killed as a mogul engine toppled a table. governor pardons Edward M Kelly in connection with a prior crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montana
Claine
Beaverhead County
John Maily
Benjamin Lb. Pageon
Saypo
Teton County
Frank G. Freeman
Charles H. Jefferson
Helsna
Forsyth and
Legion
Leroy Mercer
Mogtl
Mercer
Gage
Edward M. Kelly
Dove Loden
Smith
Lane November Key
Yellowstone County
Billings
Kelly
Confeesia
Tracy
Ted
Gylenny
Hotels Names and Guests Listed Across Cities
A long list of guests and hosts across multiple hotels is recorded, naming individuals such as Wester in New York, Shafner in Cleveland, Mrs. Harris in Putte, and many others tied to various hotels from Missoula to Great Falls and Helena. The enumeration spans cities like New York, Cleveland, Missoula, Anaconda, Milwaukee, and Fort Benton with numerous surname-and-initial entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Butte
Ov Linke KR
M. Cobban
Missoula
Guggenheim
W. L. Quinn
New C
Warren
Warm Springs
Fuller
Wife
Great Falls
Crystal Springs Hotel Ad Promises Comfort and Hot Water Baths
Crystal Springs promotes a newly built hotel with pleasant parlors and dining rooms, meals served around the clock, and plunge baths from artesian wells. Private parties can be accommodated with advance notice. Located five miles from Butte in the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Springs
Roma
Butte
Fruit and Vegetable Supplier Promises Quality Stock
If you desire goods of the highest quality visit us for the best fruits and vegetables in cans and glass. The public’s wants are considered in our stock selection, and whether for hotel restaurant or private family your best interests are served by calling to examine our stock and prices.
TEE DIAMOND ACCIDENT AT VAPOR BATHS BLOCK
Den Sullivan a miner at the Dinamd near 4380 y teay afternoon was injured when a piece of felting rock struck him. He was taken to hospital, eye examination pending at Butte Optical Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Main
Tee
den Sullivan
Bullmvin
Korvic Thoom
Butte Optival Company
Owstay Block
Ryonia
Household cures and mining notices flood the page
An assorted ad page blends Allen's Pain Reliever claims with a range of local notices. It advertises Allen’s Pust-lase style cures, shoe stores, dentists relocating, and a stockholders meeting for Meaderville Mining and Miller company, plus a co owners notice about the Maid of Erin mining claim with 90 day contribution demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien
Allen
Trint Paekwee Prep Adiress
Allen S. Olmsted
le Ray
N.Y
Amos Turkish and Steam Baths Open Day and Night
Amos offers Turkish baths for 1 dollar and plain baths for 2 cents. Stages from Corner Broadway and Mein street transport to Crystal Springs and Lynndale, with departures at 10 p.m. and 2 p.m. from Club Stables on West Granite Street. Return times include 12 noon and 7 p.m. Lynndate and Springs trips at 1 a.m., 2 p.m., and 8 p.m. Last departure from Stable at noon and 5 p.m. Fare 26 cents each.
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Amos
Broadway
Mein Street
Crystal Springs
Lynndale
Club
West Granite Street
Lynndare
Lynndate
Ee Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vigne
Schilling
Japan
Cash Grocery
A. Booth
Main and
Galena
Reo
Abbey & Imerse
Spaulding
Calkins
Main St
Butte Mont
Dugan & Jones
East Granite St
Bear S. B
National Bank
Butte - Montana
Huie Pock & CO
South Main, Butte
Good Jersey
Ich Stock Farm Inquire
W. Broadway
Rinehart
W Park
State Bank of
Dillon
Don
Incor Ors
Miram Joe
Graete
Joseph Shir
Berger
Rous
the McDermott
H. Bush
Bear Gulch
W. J. McCurdy
M. A. Harrison
Philipsburg
J. N. Detrick
N. P. Ry
Len
Sears
Mont. B
Pman
Mes. Annales
Miss Bullard
J. M. Hughes
Helena
GA. Baker
Geniedale
KE. N. Wilson
Portland
White Front
N. Main St
Phono
F. Courtney
McCarthy
Leyden
Sullivan
Maud May
Charles Tamadeen
Landen
Tathiden
Sheridan
J. O
Jooyge
Tyler
Nisht
Petit
Recay
Dr. Sievers
Mies Annie Brannagh
Almonte
Police
Wiugh Vrannagh
Bow Brock
F. Peher Tailor Shop
W. Galer
MW Park
Minh NG
Meaderville Mining and Milline Company
Ofee
North Main Street
Monfait
Ab . P.m
Emil i. Seer
Dr. Rinehart
W. Park
Gramling's Turkish Baths
Park
Patrick H. Murray
Francis Callan
United States
Maid of Erin Rode
Silver Bow County
H. Murray
Francis Catlan
John Rooney
Mont
Zephyr
Madras
AEG
Health and
Trave Wille
Ident Insurance
Nyer Wervic
Fidelity and Casualty Company
W. H. Winters
Owsley Block
Therin
C. E. Wendell
Nevills & Co
Silver Block
E. Park
Prof
C. Sullivan
Telephone
Igg
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