Deeds Filed In Anaconda Show Large Yearly Transactions
In 1898 Anaconda city deeds filed with County Clerk totaled 680, with values from 1 to 50,000 dollars. Major sales included the Snow Shot and Black Bear placer claims for 200,000 in 1897, and a race track property sale to Marcus Daly for 81,697.06 each to multiple parties. Numerous lots and mining claims changed hands, including the Orphan Boy lode and several quartz claims, with dozens of transfers listed and patent deeds totaling 48 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Martin
Lorenz Zembseh
Black Hear Placer Mining Company
Marcus Daly
R. B. Brownlee
Robert B. Chambers
F. &. Sargeant
Willam M. Thornton
Georgetown
Charles Carlson
L. V. Loomis
Loomis
James M. Glenn
Garrison
H. B. Davis
Morgan Evans
Robertson White
Anaconda
James B. McHale
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Eastern Addition
F. M. Durfee
Carbonate Extension Mining
James W. Forbis
Robert McMinn
W. A. Clark
American Bar Water Right
Pennsylvania
Claus Oldhauser
T. O'Leary
Joseph O'Neill
Switzer Brick and Terra Cotta Company
Luxemburg
James Ramsdell
Wales
Anaconda City
Joseph Pickel
Minnie Jebo
Rode G. Smith
A.M. Walker
RH. de B. Smith
F. B. Peters
Husband
R. de B. Smith
Marcus Daly Ty Ty de B. Smith
Anaconda Brewing Company
Sto Ie
Man Eats Money Incident At Bar Sparks Panic
A drunk man caused a scene by attempting to pay with his own money and demanding a bargain. He grabbed a cigar, offered a counterfeit amount, and argued over the change as staff accused him of being overcharged. Police later arrested him after he fled the scene in a dangerous cluster.
Salvation Army Meeting Draws Army Personnel
A brief report notes a gathering of Salvation Army workers from Jutte Caine and nearby locales, highlighting a joint assembly and coordinated activities among officers and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Jutte Caine
Tragedy of the Cross ceremony at local barracks draws crowds
Adjutant J N Hay led Pie and Cadet G Greavette in a ceremony at the barracks titled Tragedy of the Cross. A street parade followed with 48 participants from Butte and many from Anaconda. Principal streets were paraded in a crowded evening service near suffocating heat, as the Butte army returned at midnight in a rig drawn by four white horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hay
Pie
G. Greavette
Tine
Butte
Anaconda
Tlan
Ina
Political leaders of Anaconda city central committees
The Anaconda city central committees list Republican and Democratic chairs and ward members from multiple wards. Several members, including Eardley, Allen, and McGreaty, are absent with expected returns. A chair for the Democratic group will be appointed as McGreaty has left the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Phairman
John AW. James
John R. Eardley
I—W. R. Allen
E. A. Waterbury
Oliver Lesser
Fred Gangnur
A. Axleson
Gus Dalauist
T. C. Davidson
Democratic Committee
Chalyman
J. &. McGreaty
J. R. Walkup
Joan Hasmitl
Voad
Fred Peckover
James Tohnson
James Shamits
J. M. Kennedy
Frank Murph
McGreaty
Ate
Hamill
Cay
Wounded Montina volunteer returns to duty
Lieut. Phil Greenian of the Montana volunteers, recently wounded in active service, has again resumed active duty. The news brings relief to Anacunda friends who know the young officer well after years of residence there. Wounds described as slight but painful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallogrem
Manila
My Kennedy
Phil Greenian
Montina Volunteers
Ative
Greenan
Local Briefs From Anaconda Area Highlights and Events
A series of short notices detail visits by A King to Pane Dleton's, Mrs. Wheaton's Chicago trip, improving health of Dr. T. McWensle, and medical visits by Dr. L. St. Jean. Arrests of David Payne and Joe Francie. Annie Smith's Nebraska visit. Jarred Green’s arrest. Arthur Arlett’s return from Oakland. A.C.M. employee’s residence crime. a horse accident on East Commercial Avenue. Pat Welch’s street outing, Dr. Newhro arrival, 70 empty cars to Hutte, Anaconda beer production by I. Petricg, and various local incidents, deaths, and school matters with staff and board notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Arlett
Anaconda
Oakland
Cal
East Commercelal
Washoe Copper Co
Seb
Hutte
AY & PB
Petricg
Pleasant Party Attracts Deer Lodge Residents
Peter Leavengood and his wife hosted a large gathering at their Deer Lodge County home marking 32 years since the wilderness era station Leavengood’s. A straw ride for the couple’s daughter and extensive party festivities featured music, singing, and a feast, with many local families in attendance.
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Peter Leavengood
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Warm Springs
Andeonda
Leavengood
Kentucky
Omee
Virginia City
Leavengood’s
Sliver Bow
Philipsburg
Teer Lodge
Mesera
George Maré
van Morgan
Ed Davis
Robert Tell
Douglins
Mya
Sean Dares
Land
Margaret Donne
Mias Nil
Margaret Maloney
Miscus Seslie
Ay Shen
Laura Smith
Messrs
M. P. O'Leary
B.C. Ryan
Sleigh Party At Petersons Ranch Near Warm Springs
A merry sleigh riding party arrived at Petersons Ranch near Warm Springs on Monday night after a journey by Tangidon and Flemmings mammoth carry all. Twenty couples danced and lingered to early morning with Seashide, returning to Anaconda at 4 AM. Guests included Jowine Kalereen Carlson Nelson Hanson Dragetedt Erickson Lundberg Anderson Carlson Linndtlad Johnson Peterson Swanson Nygoist Shineon Skaar Salverdon Gee Paterson and others.
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Flemming
Tangidon
Peterson
Warm Springs
Aniconda
Ol. Jowine
Kalereen
Tarey Carlson
Aarm
Rosendaal
C. Johnison
Agnes Ane Ear Nelson
Missea Hanson
Messrs
Chas
Dragetedt
Erickson
Ehne Aie Char
Lundberg
Alice Anderson
Victor Carlson
Billy Linndtlad
Alfred Johnson
Pete Peterson
Gust
Swanson
Eric Anderson
Gust Nygoist
Auiy Shineon
Edwin Anderson
Skaar
Salverdon
The Modern Mother Praises Syrup of Figs for Children
The Modern Mother notes her children improve most with the pleasant Syrup of Figs a gentle laxative remedy. Children enjoy it and it benefits them. The remedy is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Canionsia Nie Syrup Co
California Fie Syrup Co
Fragmented tale of a young woman in New York
A disjointed narrative follows a young woman from the Puchi to New York, detailing a sequence of strange events and altered perceptions. The text depicts encounters, shifting scenes, and a wary observer, with fragmented dialogue and surreal imagery surrounding a mysterious apartment and social interactions.
Monkeys Try Cotton Picking in South Experiments
In 1896 at Vicksburg fair Prof. Tracy and W. W. Mangum proposed using trained monkeys to pick cotton, buying a dozen in 1897. By October 1898 he expanded to 200, with trainers from Barnum’s era, claiming females picked cleaner and faster, up to 150 pounds daily, and praising the venture as a southern breakthrough rivaling the cotton gin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City Tribune
Tracy
W. W. Mangum
Smedes
Mangum
New York City
Barnum
South
Whitney
Transferred Chuckle Ends In Railway Danger
A Worcester man known for riding cowcatchers in rail yards attached to a moving engine to get home, only to perilously find himself in peril as the locomotive sped toward Farmington. The engineer’s speed left the rider with a grim fate should he jump from the moving cowcatcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester Gazette
Bloomingdale
Consolidated Street Railway Company
Farmingham
Westboro Engineer Moderates Cowcatcher Encounters
A man in Westboro relents and rides the way train to Worcester after fare disputes and a nickel to Consolidated, later learning to sound engineers before boarding cowcatchers. A wife notes the truce, while the man nervously checks his hat and seeks warmth to avoid further social outstays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westboro
Worcester
Consolidated
Notice to Co-Owner on Silver Bow mining claims
Notice to Benjamin Armstrong and heirs that $100 expended in 1898 on labor and improvements for five mining claims in Divide Creek Mining district Silver Bow county Montana may transfer ownership to Pat Kirley James Kirley and Frank Kirley if co-owners do not contribute their proportion of $112.50 within ninety days after the last publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Armstrong
Divide Creek
Silver Bow County
Montana
Aid Lode
Tacoma
Goodwin
Golden Heir
United States
Pat Kirley
James Kirley
Frank Kirley
Silver Bow
R. McDowell
W. A. Kidney
Bankruptcy petition filed against Crowley and Holland
In the District Court of Montana a bankruptcy petition was filed January 7, 1899 against Quin M Crowley and Steve M Holland trading as Crowley Holland. The court orders their appearance in Helena on April 3, 1899 to show cause why the petition should not be granted and requires publication in Daily Times Mountain for six consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the
United States
District of Montana
Court of Bankruptcy
Quin M. Crowley
Steve M. Holland
Crowley & Holland
Joseph E. Oppenheimer
Davidson Grocery Co
Royal Milling Co
8. Hirsch & Co
Quinn. Crowley
Steve M
Iran
Titer Mountain
Putte
Silver Bow
Montana
Hiram Knowles
Helena
Geq. W. Sproul
Idlewild mining claim notice in Summit Valley district
A notice to John F. McEvoy states we expended $100.06 during 1898 on labor and improvements for the Idlewild mining claim in Summit Valley, Silver Bow County Montana, recorded on page 12, book s of the county records with a location notice detailing the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. McEvoy
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
Montana
Idlewild Quarta
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