Bonds for school district to finance new buildings
The school board approved placing a $100,000 bond issue before voters on April 6 to fund buying lots and building schools in Centerville, Walkerville, and Meaderville. The measure, backed by Trustees Lane and Moulthrop, cites rising needs and high rental costs. A formal question and a related civic financial update were recorded, including a detailed county treasury report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatan Wees Loi
Mueller
Silver Bow Securities
Lane
Moulthrop
Centerville
Walkerville
Meaderville
Richards
Silver Bow County
Montana
Joseph Gweide
Nine Mile Hoise
Wieext Menting
Raven
Butte Tend and Incestest Company
Toy
Amelia Alses Sues Dimroy & Morley for Five Thousand Dollars
Amelia Alses filed a district court suit to recover 5000 dollars from Dimroy and Morley. She alleges that on February 10 they received 5 dollars from David Taylor and on March 1 failed to pay any part of it. A Broderson is her attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Alses
Dimroy & Morley
David Taylor
Broderson
Low Rates to the South Excursion Tickets Sold
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway offers reduced excursion fares to southern resorts including Jacksonville Florida Mobile Alabama New Orleans Louisiana Savannah Georgia and El Paso Texas return travel valid to June 1901. For rates routes and schedules inquire at any Milwaukee agent or write J T Conrey Assistant General Passenger Agent St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Jacksonville
Fla
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Savannah
el Paso
Texas
Milwaukee
J. T. Conrey
St. Paul
Minn
Contest Over Colbert Will Promises Heated Probate Fight
Public Administrator Collins contests the alleged will of Charles Colbert claiming it not genuine and urging letters of administration. The filing cites Collins as administrator and challenges the will’s execution, subscription, and heirs of Coburn and Moselle Germany with $40,000 to $350,000 in estate value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colbert
Collins
F. Kelley
W. J. Lippincott
John Woolbeater
Sie Tan
P. Collina
Silver Bow
Montaha
Jay
Coburn
Moselle
Germany
Merchants honor Senator Courtney at funeral in Butte
The Business Men's Association votes to close shops during the funeral hour for Senator Thomas F Courtney and plans memorial services. A special committee will prepare resolutions, with a tribute using American Beauty roses on the casket. Ex-Judge Speer criticizes opponents of the merchants license bill and credits votes to saloon interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
Thomas F. Courtney
Butte
Courtney
J. B. Rickarde
P. J. Brophy
H. Reniseh
D. J
W. C. Speer
Senator Stanton
Judge Speer
Stail
Montana Volunteers
Hedges
Speer
George F. Baggs
Rayalli County
Dismissal Requested in Montana Ore Co. Case
The Mon tena Ore Purchasing Co. seeks dismissal without prejudice arguing error in filing against E Rollins Morse in his individual capacity instead of as chairman of the re organization committee for Butte & Boston Co of Montana. The suit, filed April 10, 1897 in Silver Bow County District Court, sought enforcement of the Smelter Site transfer. It was moved to the U S court where it was learned Morse held title only as committee chair for the Montana firm to transfer to Butte & Boston of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montena Ore Purchasing Co
E. Rollins
United States
Butte & Boston Company
Montana
Butte & Boston Company of
New York
Arraignments in police court for mischief robbery and larceny
John Fisher faced a $30 fine for vicious mischief after cutting a zinc plate in a Montana Liquor Company closet. Nellie Gray confessed theft of $80 from Dan Donovan and a hearing was set. An unidentified man, Jim Burton, was jailed after midnight for suspected intrusion. J W Mason arrested for petty larceny over a bottle of ale. case sent to county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fisher
Montana Liquor Company
Fisher
Durance
Sullivan
Nellie Gray
Dan Donovan
Donovan
Nellie
East Galena Street
Jim Burton
Dutcher
West Side
J. W. Mason
West Park Street
Railroads telegram on homeseekers excursion woes
Northern Pacific offices received a telegram from Charles S. Fee in St Paul this morning about the homeseekers excursion that departed Chicago yesterday. The message notes a displacement or delay as of this morning and reports no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Great Northern
State of Washington
Northern Pacific
Charles
Chicago
Patent Notice and Mining Claims in Montana
Notice details a patent application for a mining claim in Little Pine district by Narcisse Ledoux Joseph Labouchere and Mary J Baker with Survey No 6038, plus adjoining claims. Also includes a 3 cent per share assessment by Salmon River Mining Company due by March 30 1901 and delinquency sale on April 22 1901 at Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Omce
Helena
Mont
Narcisse Ledoux
Joseph Labouchere
Melrose
Montana
Mary J. Baker
Butte
Hecla Lode
Little Pine
Silver Bow
Cor
West Grant Street
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Colbert
the Thompson CO
Thompson Investment Co
Empire Volunteer Gagnon
Thompson
Lota
City 15
W. Broadway
TF. Courtney
Grocers
J. H. Lothrop
Union Pacific
Portland
St. Louis
J. F. Algar
Dan F. Spencer
Salt Lake
G. H. Olmatead
Oregon Short Line
Pocatello
EB. H. Williams
F. L. Kinney
Milwaukee & St. Paul
City
JL. M. Hughes
Northern Pacific Express Company
KE. A. Gray
The
Chicago & Northwestern
Sigois Central
National Good Roads Association
Illinois Central
Louisiana
J. Hicks
International Railroad
Hill
Union Pacific System
Mr. Hicks
Czarina Fig
P. CO
E. Rolins Morse
Rand Opera House
Dick P. Sutton
Bastennate
Daniel
Sally
Friske
Tesa
Becky Sharp
Thackeray
Tess OF the Dubervilles
van Tipuineane
Estey Bedroom
Estey Bed Rooms
Estey
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Nce Repsold Wines
P.d. Brophy & Go
N. Main Street
Butte, Montana
Gocococog
Prof. Houten
Green
Newbro Drug Co
Finlen-Media Drug Co
Sola
Calumet Lode
Tamarack Lode
Thomas Curtis
Walter Mackay
George D. Greene
Register
M. « Baker
Salmon
Be, & Shields
Salmon Riveranaing Co, Butts, Moat
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