Bubonic Plague Declared Diminishing in Honolulu
A Honolulu health report to March 13 shows 62 bubonic plague cases since December with 1 death and 4 recoveries. Demographics include 29 Chinese, 7 Japanese, 13 Hawaiians, 3 whites. No new Honolulu cases since February 22. one pneumonia death at Kahului detention camp. A rat quarantine wharf on Honolulu harbor’s east side is newly built and isolated.
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Washington
Hawaiian Board of Health
Marine Hospital Service
Burgeon Cammichael
Honolulu
Kahuloi
Hilu
Injunction Case Over Bozeman Creek Dam To Be Heard In June
February term closes with Nelson Story suing the city of Bozeman over a dam that redirected Bozeman creek waters, flooding riverfront property. An employe was allegedly struck during the altercation as the court awaits a June term to decide rights and remedies. Social notes report Maude Martin entertaining the Rectangular Club with a discussion on Scientific Discoveries and a reading by Prof Swan. The West Side Carroms Club held a Friday gathering with games, prizes to Miss Emma Brandenburg and Noah Stiff, plus a short musical program.
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Boseman
District Court
Meagher
Nelson Story
Story
Bozeman Creek
Mise Maude Martin
Rectangular Club
Pro! Swan
Weat Side Carroms Club
Addie Brandenburg
Emma Brandenburg
Noah Stiff
Local Club Meetings and Visits Highlight Week
The ruly weekly gathering was hosted by Miss Jennie Cowan and Halcyon club members met at Mrs Elizabeth Batley’s home. Miss Mathews and Mr Wilkon won the carroma contest after ten games. Refreshments followed. Miss Jentle Smith will host next. W J Adams of Butto attends college at home this week. Miss Emile Gatterton visits from Deer Lodge due to Typhoid illness. Miss Brunette Ballinger of Livingston is in town visiting. Mrs Rebecca Rinehart returns from New York on business. JC Bade of Big Timber visits city on business.
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The
Ruly
Jennie Cowan
Halcyon Club
Mian
Elizabeth Batley
Carroma
Miss Mathews
Wilkon
Misa Jentle Smith
County board handles roads and school high build
Dillon weekly notes the county commissioners spent most of the week on road matters and approved a free county high school near Dillon to be built this spring. Several local officials were appointed with bonds set at 1000 dollars. The city council prepared for the April 2 election and designated polling places and staff. Remains of James M Poindexter arrived from Anaconda and were buried in Poindexter cemetery. The Cherry Sisters played to a small crowd. receipts were only ten dollars. Police reports show two men arrested for drunkenness in February. Local residents attend euchre, and Mrs. Carter hosts with a prize picture won by Mrs. Timer. Several residents travel or visit, including Mrs Hughes, Mrs Cox, J A Best, and M J Cune visiting Dillon.
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Dillion
March
Board of County Commissioners
Neasion
Free County High School
Emerson Hill
Red Rock
Frank Kline
Wisdom
Leonard Weiles
Dillon
Joseph Poindexter
Geo. Conway
Glendale
Rife
Conger
William’s Drug Atore
Billings City Sees Growth and Governor Visit in 1900
Billings is modernizing with a new warehouse wool house and many residences under construction. A stone public library nears completion opposite the railroad station. Governor Smith travels through Billings on the Burlington and departs for Helena. An accident injures Mr Gannon and Mr Williston when a buggy is overturned by a broken tree. City editor Hassler will cover Inter Mountain news ten hours ahead. Tent living and housing demand hint at a spring boom. Bert Shorey imports fine blood stock for his Morrill ranch.
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Billings
Northern Pacific Railroad
Stone
Harry Williston
Mr. Gannon
Ganton
W. EB. Hassler
The
Gazette
Inter Mountain
Vessels Sailing Seattle to Cape Nome Listing
If you plan to reach Cape Nome quickly you can book on any of several vessels sailing from Seattle including the Oregon Geo. W. Dickinson Caronne Ohio Tacoma Centennial Santa Ana Roanoke. For reservations contact the Northern Pacific City Ticket Office at Park and Main Streets Butte Mont or write to W. H. Merriman.
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Seattle
Oregon
Geo. W. Dickinson
Caronne
Ohio
Tacoma
Centennial
Santa_Ana
Roanoke
Northern Pacific City
Corner Park
Main
Mreets
Butte
Mont
W. H. Merriman
Reply from Mr Connolly on Hurst case defends innocence of suspect
The letter argues that Dawson county politics favored Republicans during the Hurst trial and faults witnesses. It contends the coroner and jury actions were unfair, challenges alibi handling, and recounts objection to pressuring Hurst to testify. The author insists Hurst is innocent and predicts party and legal figures may face scrutiny.
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Dawson County
Hurst
Hilas
Cavanaugh
Young Hurst
Frank Gillmore
Gillmore
Hurat
Holmes
State Board of Pardons
Montana
Glendive
Tlemen
Jn i
Gilmore
Gibson
Huret
Trip
Alexander Kbllot
Alexander Hillot
Joe Hurst
Cullen
Dawton County
Ike
Delinquent notice combines mining and milling company
A delinquency sale is proposed for the Combination Mining and Milling Company at Philipsburg Montana. Delinquent stock on varied shares and owners listed, with an auction set for March 24 1900 at 10:00 a.m. at the Granite County courthouse to cover ten cent per share assessments plus costs. Also notices of estate and mining applications in Silver Bow and Jefferson counties with hearings and public actions.
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Combination Mining & Milling Company
Keefer
C. Keefer
Murray
Moore
Miller
M . Mitchell
W. G. Moore
W. B
Millan
Mary A
Iseaee Miller
Merrel
le McConnell
O. J McHeffey
J. W McMillan
McMillan
Northey
Ortlex
Olmstead
Dow
Patience
Peoples
Co. Peoples, Co
Preston
Price
Agent Quick
Henry
Williams
Wilson
Emma Whittaker
John
Weir
Clara T
Clara 'T
Clara ‘T
John, Jr
Johny
Thomas
R, Thomas
Second Judicial District
Montana
Silver Bow
Anna &Trvine
Silver Bow County
Montara
Jon O. Bender
Shelby Irvine
Anna EB. Irvine
Cannon
Spokane Falls
Spokane
Washington
Ming
Clinton Clark
United States Land Office
Helena
William W W. Williams
Butte
Summit Valley
River Bow County
Recorder
Silver Bone County
Boole
Fanny Scott
William W. Williams
George D. Greene
Register, Baker
U. S
Publicani Juary
M. IR
Henry BR. ‘Bartlett
Kael A. Donahue
Spokane Jody
Silver How
Jefferson Counties
Mary Ellen
James W. Murphy
Josephine
Bear Paw Lode
James McBride
George DN
Greene
Regi
J. & Land Office
Jamce Welch
Addrean
Jefferson County
Tate
R. W
N. E
U. 8
George D, Greene
Register
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Mra
Creemat
W. J. Adams
Butto
Emile Gatterton
Deer Lodge
Mise Brunette Ballinger
Livingston
Siater
Rebecca Rinehart
New York
JC. Bade
Dillon News
James M. Poindexter
Phil
Anaconda
Poindexter
Mr. Poindexter
Cherry Sisters
C. R. Townsend
Peay. Assay
Aggny
Center‘street
W. B. Carter
F. Hughes
Arthur Connolly
Wash
John Cox
Milea City
J. A. Best
M. J. Cune
Lizgetta Cashmore
Edith
Grayling
Billings News
Smith
City
Burlington
Grand Hotel
Clark
Bert Shorey
Morrill, Mont
Carioad
Cape Nome
MR. Connolly
Anderson
John W
Bohman
Rowe
Eves
Bieber
Beckwith
Ze HL
Babcock
Crum
J. H
J. Hyo
Corwin
W. A
W. Hl
Copple
A. H
Durfee
D. M
Bu Durfee
B. Je. Cieise
Davis
Non Gove Eet
Davey
Hows
A. J. Trustee
Durand
Mrs. M Durand
Frank Durand
Frank . Durand
Dodds
Jesse 8. Mellor
Granite
State OF Montana
County OF Jefferson
Justice's Court
Whitehall Township
A. Less
A. R. McDonald
H, Harfhr
Pirot
Samuel Barker
Senator Stanford
California
Montana Liquor Co
Ménbra
Tim Brewer
Ial
A. Augendre
Paria
Newbro Drug Cay Gehe Agen
Biitta
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