Anaconda School Election May Face First Class Shift
Two weeks from next Saturday marks the school election with three trustees to be chosen unless district reclassification alters the plan. New law classifies districts by population, reducing second-class boards from seven to five trustees and setting election logistics. Incumbents T. J. Cuddihy and Dr. McKensie are not definitively seeking reelection, while the district’s status may shift to second class before voting.
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Sehoal
Anieonike
AeLeley Nermustons
Tay
T. J Cuddihy
Dr. McKengie
Democrats Divided Over Mayor Nomination Shuffle
A scrambled report shows a split Democratic caucus, speculation on slashing over mayoral picks, Madden favored by half, Kelliher seen as treasurer front runner, and Daly exiting the race with local intrigue and talk of shifting alliances among party members.
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J. M. Madden
William Kelliher
Agon
Otto
Mery Wellsher
Ely
Hugh Daly
World Fire Destroys Ida Block Office Basements
The World Messenger office caught last evening at 6 40 PM, igniting canvas and paper on the lawn near a stove. The fire spread to Daly's store room basement, prompting a fire alarm and extinguishment by the department with chemical apparatus. losses were reported as total.
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World Messenger
Ida
Daly
W. C. T. U Meeting Reviewed And Plans Made
The W. C. T. U. meeting at Oak Street featured a dinner and full attendance. New members joined, a slate of officers discussed, and a plan to raise funds with a four dollar per member assessment was adopted for ongoing activities.
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Mon
D. G. Lersan
Oak Street
Wage
Wittel
Will
Register to vote before election day
Voter education note urges Beery ellethie and others to check registration. Limited days remain to ensure eligibility for the upcoming election.
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Beery Ellethie
Local Briefs and Community Notes From Anaconda
Five days left to register. L G Smith and G W Reynolds visit Bitterroot. Pen dleton's on Hast Park Ave offers latest candies. Dr F L St Jean surgeon at 212% E Park Ave. Hurleys to St Paul due to mother’s illness. Social dance at A O H hall March 1 8 admission 50 cents ladies free. Pacific Pioneers lectured at Silverhall. Mary Coleman sues for divorce citing cruelty. J B Murphy not the same as a fugitive. Dr R C Dalton treats all foot ailments. bunions cured with pneumatic shields at 221 East Park Ave. Foundry worker injured, dislocated shoulder. treated by Dr Spelman. Rex Exmay with rheumatism, plans Grepon Springs trip. Diphtheria cases and respiratory illnesses noted. snowstorm and forecasted spring. Dance at OF:TE hall. crowd enjoyed. Deer Lodge blackout from damaged power line. Repairs by Moo at Anaconda. Legal notices include property transfers and sheriff actions. County officials discuss road district elections and related notices.
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L. G. Smith
G. W. Reynolds
Pendleton’s
Hast Park Avenue
F. L. St. Jean
E. Fark
Stanchard Drug Store
E. Hurley
St. Paul
Hurley
A. O. H. Hall
Margaret Theater Orchestra
Pionters of the Pacific
Silverhall
Mary Coleman Altist
John Coleman
J. B
Joe B. Murphy
J. B. Murphy
R. C. Dalton
East Park Ave
A. Peters
Margaret Tholley
Deer Lodge
Elotele
Pavey
Moo
Anaconda
Fivd
John Cunley
Talin Lewisohn
Townehl
James i Mallory
A. C. MacCallum
A. P. Choautherte
Rd Shepard
Geotte
Hallyhan
Markley & Armetrong
Hillahan
Martin
Belated Belgian Sacrifice Reported in Fatal Mine Incident
A belated, garbled report describes a fatal mining accident near Ban Mraneisen Cal where Coty Cloris M. Martin died on June 14 184s. The piece notes consular and church affiliations, the brutal scene with severed limbs, and the coroner’s inquiry with a Catholic Morators burial on June 16.
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Coty Cloris M. Martin
Ban Mraneisen
Cal
Calis
Arimeuida
Mont
Cslaney W. Bikslain
Rebeetion Catuk
Concentratiie
Andeande Coy Miin Company
Ac ‘Alent
Mororters
Thermometer trade and cheap metal ridiculed in ad hoc note
A New Orleans Times-Democrat item mocks a trader’s promise of a simple thermometer made entirely by hand. The piece notes gimmicks of cheap plastic casings and locked internals, claiming buyers expect a device for 20 or 40 cents that never varies from official readings.
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Nand
Veneta
Peel
Fe Ures
New Orleans
Were Farmer Lads Admiral Sehrey and Generals Mentioned
An odd historical note lists Admiral Sehrey Adputral Sampson and General Bhafler as born and raised, with Admiral Dewey born in a Vermont village to a physician father. General Shaftes'e Lirthpla is linked to Kalamazoo and a farm to army path. Sehley's ancestral home sits near Frederick Maryland, still in the family. Chicago Record Wyarlongton Spec.
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Admiral Sehrey
Adputral Sampson
General Bhafler
Fare
Admiral Dewey
Vermont
Shaftes'e
Bitten by a dog on East Third street incident
A blind vendor, Charles Davis, was attacked on East Third street by a large dark dog in a brutal assault said to be directed by the dog’s owner. Davis sustained wounds to the neck and face, bled severely, and was taken to St Ann's Hospital. Police seek clues to the owner and dog description.
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East Third Street
Charles Davis
Montana
Chestnut Street
Third Street
Davis
Thavage Beute
Beieves
St. Ann's Hospital
Davin
Bhame
Wildcat as pet in Gallatin household remains tame
An unusual owner, Charles Mitchell, keeps a wild 4 foot long tiger colored wildcat from Cumberland Mountains as a pet in Gallatin. The animal, weighing about 40 pounds, roams inside and near the fire, obeys orders, and causes astonishment among dogs and neighbors.
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Gallatin
Charles Mitchell
John Fry
Cumberland Mountains
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Cat tamed by Mr Mitchell in Galaxy Tennessee
A Nashville Banner dispatch from Galhitin Tennessee reports a remarkable tame wildcat kept in a yard under Mr Mitchell's supervision. The animal learns tricks, shows unusual calm, and rarely roams beyond the yard, following Mr Mitchell on occasion. This is the only known instance of a wildcat being domesticated to date.
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Mr. Mitchell
Wilfloat
Mitchell
Galhitin (Tenn) Cor
Nashville Banner
Notice to Co Owner on Mining Claim Improvements
Notice to co owner John F McEvoy that $100 was expended in 1893 on labor and improvements on a mining claim in Summit Valley mining district Silver Bow county Montana, recorded page 12 lwuk K records of Silver Bow county Mou.
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John F. McEvoy
Summit Vally
Silver Bow County
Montana
Idlewild quartz claim coowner warning and bankruptcy notices
Notice declares shared labor expenditures on the Idlewild quartz lode claim in Silver Bow county and warns a nonparticipant may lose interest. Also public bankruptcy notices for Clark Talbott and Persson, with hearings set in Montana courts in March 1899 and a discharge petition date.
Notice to Co Owner on 1898 mining claim expenditures
Co owners Pat Kirley, James Kirley, and Frank Kirley notify Henjamin Armstrong and heirs that $100 in labor and improvements were expended in 1898 on four quartz lode mining claims in Divide Creek District Silver Bow County Montana. If the co owner does not contribute $112.50 within ninety days after publication, their interest will vest in the undersigned.
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R. McDowell
W. A. Kidne
Henjamin Armstrong
Divide Creek
Silver Low County
Montana
Boule BY
Tacoma
Goodwin
Silver How County
United States
Pat Kirley
James Kirley
Frank Kirley
Quartz Lode Mining Claims Seizure Estate Order
In Silver Bow Montana the Second Judicial District orders the estate of James Tuohy to show cause why the Balaklava and Burke quartz lode mining claims should not be leased for two years from March 25, 1899. The tenancy would yield a 20 percent royalty on net proceeds plus specified services and improvements. Court date is March 18, 1899 at 1? o'clock.
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Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Herbert HA. Carder
Susie A. Y. Carder
Herbert H. Carder
Butte
Silver Bow
Clinton C. Clark
THER
Secood
Nellle Y. Johnston
Nettie Y. Tohteten
Johnston
T. FP. Normoyle
District Court
Winnifred Dolan
Silver Tow
Cornelius Hayes
Alexander McMahon
Clinton C, Clark
Herbert H, Farls
District Court OF the
United States District OF Montana
Court OF Bankruptcy
W. A. Clark
B. C. Talbott
Clark & Talott
A. D
W. Alark
B.C. Talbott
Clark & Talbott
West Park Street
Thompson Campbell
District Court OF the United States
District of Montana
John A. Persson
Hutte
Geg. W. Sproule
Quin M. Crowley
Steve M. Holland
Crowley & Holland
Joseph EF. Oppenheimer
Davidson Grocery Co
Royal Milling Co
Hirech & Co
Quinn. Crowley
Copartners
David Meiklejohn
Henry C. Mayne
Steve M. Holand
Helena
Monstana
Crowley
Inter Mounteln
Hiram Knowles
Dstrict Court
County of
James Tuohy
Cyril Pauwelyn
Lowits
Chaim
Thurke Quarts
Summit Valley
Silver Row County
Madana
Montilla Base
Meridian
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Register Today
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Frank Exmay
Anaconda Coal Company
Grepeon Springs
Pring
Chen Ling
Thermom
California
Paul de Longpre
New York
West End Avenue
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
New York Tribune
James F. Wilkins
Combination Mining and Milling Company
Said
Combination
Black Pine
Granite
Paul A. Fusz
Charles T. Rhode
Sething
Bulte
Monts
McLaughlin
Silas White
Mahoney Street
N. Main St
Butte, Mont
Dr. Sanden
Montana Placer Mining Company
J. R. McCrack
Broadway Street
J. R. McCrackin
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Inter Mountain
Putte
Henry C. Smith
Hong Kong
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Nervita Medical Co
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