County Finances February Reported by Ex Treasurer
February balances across funds were filed with the county clerk showing figures from Hallahan’s report. Credits include General, Road district No. 1, Road, Bridge, City of Anaconda fund, City of Deer Lodge fund, State fund, State bounty fund, Stock bounty fund, Stock Indemnity funds, Court house fund, Back taxes, School Institute, Estates, and the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. & Hallahan
City of
Bass Eere
Court House
Spring Freshets Endanger Anaconda Streets
Saileguluh waters roared through Anaconda as Kent Street Commissioner O Neil and volunteers battled floods. Guards were sent to Saile gulch and downtown streets were blocked as crews reinforced the banks. A warmer wind and thaw promise more flooding. last night’s gale and three inches of fresh snow indicate another thaw today.
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Sailegulyh
Kent Street
O'Neil
Anaconda
Uwe Nen
Saile Gulch
Guar
Nod Cape
Che Puluh
Chey
Democrats Elect McDonnell Chairman In City Committee
The city central committee chose J. E. McDonnell to replace John Ss. Mc Groarty as chairman. Ward caucuses set for March 16 primaries on March 16 and 18 with the nominating convention on March 20. new roster includes Walkerup Hamill Peckover Johnson Shoylin Kennedy and Murphy. A new mayoral hopeful named William Keutner, once a top timekeeper for Annenda Mining, surfaced amid Kelliher supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Central Committee
Shields
J. E. McDonnell
John Ss. McGroarty
J. G. McDonnell
J. KR. Walkup
John Hamill
Fred Peck
Drunken man causes near-miss at railroad yard incident
An intoxicated woods granger wandered onto the By A and P railroad yard near Main Street. He mistook a stalled engine stall for a barn door, prompting police attention but no injuries as no trains were moving and bystanders secured the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Main Street
Yond
Eny
O'Brien
French Tansy Tablets Promise Pain Relief From Menses
Ladies are urged to try French Tansy Tablets said to relieve and cure painful menses. Manufactured by Augenaris in France, sold in Butte by Newbro Drug Co as sole agent for $1 per box, mailed securely sealed.
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A. Augenare
Ris
France
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Mont
Mal
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson
Std
Chicago, Ill
Butte, Mont
Local Briefs From Anaconda and Nearby Areas
A compilation of city notes lists visitors and residents including M. E. Edwards Philipsburg B. Nolan Helena and H. Alexander Helena. It covers court dates, mining deeds, local incidents, medical ads, and social events at A O H hall and Leland hotel with references to Butte St Paul Port of arrival and Great Northern Express manager W J Footner visiting Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Edwards
Philipsburg
Tom McTague
Deer Lodge
Montana
J.P. Jilly
Walla Wallace
Phil Sullivan
Grantte County
Anaconda
Tynedieton
Fast Park Avenue
B. Nolan
Helena
Charles Hall
H. Alexander
A. Nash
F. Liddell
Martin Drug Co
WH. Enetish
Arrall Block
East Park Ave
Fll
St. Jean
Butte
Pat Hanley
Converters
Welling Napton
Remarkable cane sent from Dan Ware ren to John Reese in San Juan
A beautiful dark wood cane with unknown origin arrives in San Juan from Dan Ware ren to John Reese. The sender notes the cane's ward is from a rafter behind a Spanish hospital shelled by Admiral Sampson and praises its heavy ebonylike grain. Warren family relocate to Denver due to Mrs. Warren’s health. Reese plans to keep Warren in Argentina in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reese
Dan Wareren
San Juan
Admiral Sampson
Woodshed Fire Alerts Two Alarms in Wind
Two alarms responded to a woodshed fire at the corner of Washington and Sixth in windy conditions. Fire crews from box 13 and 17 joined the effort with the foundry department in case of spread. The blaze was extinguished quickly with damage under $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
Sixth Street
County Commissioners Start Audits and Road District Reforms
County commissioners continue audit sessions reviewing general county accounts, sheriff, and County Attorney Duffy. Montana hotel paid 120 dollars for juror feed. Retired Treasurer Hadlin’s accounts are being audited. Meeting will redraw road districts under the new law and appoint election judges for districts. Several candidates for postmaster are emerging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Montana
Treasuer D. FP. Hadlahin
Poad
Saint Mark's Episcopal Church Tries for New Pastor
Trustees of Saint Mark's Episcopal Church plan a meeting within ten days to secure a permanent pastor as J H Durstan and F E Sargeant remain away. Rev Charis Dobson has resigned over ill health after being pressured to resign. Ren Bhicklsten of Butte attends. a new pastor is expected by Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Durstan
F. 5
Sargeant
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Charis Dobson
A. L. King
J. HW
Durstan
F. E
The Rancher Maiden's Sorrow
A Denver Post poem narrates a rancher girl's heartbreak over a cowboy lover sent to Manila. Her grief deepens until a Colorado clash victory story brings pride and a headline death, ending with a stubborn light of hope in her tearful eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Colorado Boys
Jack
Denvyer Post
Rewarded for His Honesty in a Village Pawn
In a Notting ham area village a farm laborer asked for a pound of bacon at an old shopkeeper’s. She weighed using a makeshift measure, the man hid weight with his fist, and the scale balance proved his honesty. The tale ends with the shopkeeper crying out a red herring for the lad’s honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
London Exchange
Speaking of money in a cheeky exchange
In a brief spoken exchange, the Cheerful Idiot quips about money and a sarcastic boarder questions the right to discuss it. The line hints at a social clash where wit tests values and boundaries in a money matter.
Resignation of Sultan at H Arnholt. Nathanson new manager
Adolph Sultan resigns as manager of the wholesale department of H Arnholt at 39 West Park street. B EK Nathanson is selected as his successor and all firm business to be transacted through him. The Albini Sisters open the Vienna Saloon at 119 South Main Street featuring crown bridge work by Dr. Wix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Sultan
H. Arnholt
West Park Street
B. EK. Nathanson
Deereater
Mr. Nathanson
Albini
Vienna
South Main Street
Notice to co owner and bankruptcy order in Montana
Notice to Benjamin Armstrong co owners must contribute 112.50 to 1898 quartz mining claims Silver Bowl Montana for labor and improvements or face transfer of interest. Also a bankruptcy petition against Crowley and Holland requires appearance in Helena court on April 3, 1899 with publication in Daily Inter Mountain for 1x weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Armstrong
Divide Creek
Silver Bowl County
Montana
Tacoma
Goodwin
Golden Belt
Silver Bow County
Reid
United States
Pat Kirley
James Kirley
Frank Kirley
District of Montana
Quin M. Crowley
Steve M. Holland
Crowley & Holland
Joseph E. Oppenheimer
Davison Grocery Co
Royal Milling Co
Hirsch & Co
Quinn IM
Crowley
Copartners
David Meiklejohn
Marenal
Fileherein
Henry C. Mayne
Fle
Quin M
Helena
Inter Mountain
Butte
Silver Bow
Bankrupts Clark & Talbott Creditor Meeting Notice
John W. Cotter notary gives notice in the United States District Court for Montana that W A Clark and B C Talbott doing business as Clark and Talbott were declared bankrupt on March 3 1889 and that the first meeting of creditors will be held March 22 1899 at 2 PM at No 49 West Park Street to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the debtors with Thompson Campbell referee in bankruptcy supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Placer Mining Company
Butte
Montana
J. R. McCrackin
East Roadway Street
Montana Placer Mining ‘4 Company
East Broadway Street
Schonsberg & Mengon
West Daly Street
Walkerville
Silver Bow County
Towit
Celeste Schonsberg
John Mengon
District Court OF the
United States District OF
West Pari Street
A. D
Thompson Campbell
Amy & Silversmith Consolidated Mining Company
Hoge, Brownlee & Co
Butte City
Joseph Vv. Long
Idlewild quartz mining claim notice in Silver Bow Montana
Legal notice to John F. McEvoy heirs and co-owners of the Idlewild quartz mining claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow Montana. Labor valued at 100.06 dollars was expended in 1893 and 1898 to hold the claim. If a 16.65 dollar share plus costs is not contributed within ninety days, ownership transfers to the other co-owners. Court: Justice B A Nichols. Plaintiffs Arthur A. Wenham versus Charles E. Whitaker Cyrus W. Pomroy Clarence C. Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. McEvoy
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
Montana
Idlewild
Justice’s Court
Silver Bow
State of Montana
B.A. Nichols
Arthur A. Wenham
Charles BE. Whitaker
Cyrus W. Pomroy
Clarence C. Frost
Charles E. Whitaker
Minetana
Jame Tuohy
Cyril Pauwelyn
Ratate James
Tuohy
Township
Inter Mountain
Putte
Henry C. Smith
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Martin
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Park Avenue
J. & Valentine
Diessel
Judes
Damage Landreville
Menomines
Mivh
Northern Pacific
Clarence Leland
Mashville
Taslight
Michael Mer
Rks
St. Ann's Hospital
Roo Wlack
Rc, Dalton
Ehiropodist
Grace Marron
Glendive
Tra Brennan
Joe Hughes
Portland
Ore
Tom Sullivan
Tuttle
Sullivan
F. B. Cleland
Presbyterian Church
Cleland
Leharam Society
League of the Sacred Heart
Leland Hotel
W. J. Footner
St. Paul
Great Northern Express Company
Hex
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Great Northern Lines
Sever
Tye
Washington Star
Dr. Wix
Hiram Knowles
Eet
John W. Cotter
Lilv
Bow County
John Mengan
County of
State of
Charles Adiv
Knowlton
Dr. Sanden
Granite Street
E. A. Nichols
Justice of the Peace, Shropshire & Gilchrist
Hong Kong
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Butta
Hum Fay
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