Political Field Discusses Election Moves In Anaconda
Democrats in Anaconda speak of alarm as new Republican nominees replace forced-off candidates. The piece notes factions over free coinage of silver and calls for economical city governance. It discusses Arthur Fortier withdrawing, Haltenhort’s candidacy, and Carter’s election forecast amid party strife.
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Anaconda
Arthur Fortier
Wnt
Haltenhort
Haltenhol
Ils
Hila Phtee
Chas, Cariher
Walker & Gibbs
Carter
Copper City
Democracy
Freeholders need not hold school trustee office says AG
Two opinions from the attorney general and superintendent of public instruction inform that non freeholders may serve as school trustees in the state. They cite Section 1783 and state that voter qualification suffices, not property ownership, aligning with Helena dispatch reporting March 23.
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Titer Mountain
E. A. Carleton
Albert J. Loeb
Fifth Legislative Assembly
Attorney General's Office
Peter Lowery
Helena
Butte
250 Guests Coming to Anaconda Woodmen Event
Next Wednesday promises a red letter day for the Modern Woodmen of America in Anaconda with about 40 new members to be initiated at Turner hall. At least 250 order members from Butte will come by special train, with visitors from four camps supplying drill teams to guide the new Anaconda members through the forest. W. C. Austin of Butte, state deputy supreme consul, has led the effort over the past 30 days. Mrs. Austin, state deputy supreme orticle, also attended in support of a Indies camp. The Butte party will arrive shortly after 1 p.m. and stay until 4:25 a.m.
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Woodmen of America
Anaconda
Turner Hall
Butte
W. C. Austin
Copper City
Mrs. Austin
New Letter Registration System Begins April First
Anaconda introduces a home registration option for valuable letters and packages on April 1. Carriers must minimize time spent registering, write receipts quickly, and determine property eligibility at a glance. If eligible, issue the receipt. if not, decline and provide information.
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Carhdra
Anaconda
Post Office Staffing Demands in Anaconda Rising
Postmaster Alex Devine requests extra staff for the Anaconda office amid overtime disputes. A clerk would be stationed to receive and receipt for incoming letters immediately, with no delays. An additional carrier is sought, bringing total personnel to four to handle mail flow.
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Alex Devine
Anaconda
Manager Reynolds Resigns From Montana Hotel
News reaches Anaconda that George W. Reynolds, manager of the Montana hotel, has resigned and will be succeeded by J. W. Mehar Rue of the Ravalli hotel in Hamilton, effective April. Reynolds is praised for his long residence, investment in real estate, and his policy supporting employees and merchants. His departure is seen as a loss to the town, but his progressive ideas and faith in Anaconda’s future remain notable.
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Anaconda
Geo. W. Reynolds
Montana
J. W. Mehar
Ravalli
Hamilton
Tre
Copper City
Mt. Hagein
Manhattan
George Kinkel
Manhattan Matting
New York
Jacob Ruperts
Kinkel
Kinkela
Gallatin County
Local Briefs From Butte Area News Conducted Inactive Store Moves
Local notes report J F H Strain in Butte, St Jean visiting his parents, and various address changes for Elm Street and East Park Avenue merchants. Dust storm hits Anaconda, with residents James Foley and son returning from Chicago. Miss Cora Marchion joins Copper City Co. staff. Paul Thibodeau funeral set. he died at 58 from an abscess. Indies day at Catholl club rooms features a farce The Public Warrior. Rod and Gun Club shooters tally scores. Registrations open last time March 31 for voters. Gen D Orner and entourage survey lands east of city. Foskett Co saloon remodels, hardware dept to join A C M Co. plans. Foskett family to move to Anaconda.
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J. FH
Butte
J. E. St. Jean
East Park Avenue
Elm Street
James Quane
East Commercial Avenue
Eri J. R. Blackstone
Commercial Avenue
J. R., Quigley, Jr
Will Scntt
Ansconda
James P. Foley
James
Chicago
Cora Marchion
Strain’s
Copper City Commercial Co
Paul Thibodeau
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Mase
Malone
Florenz Thibodeau
East Third Street
Rod and Gan Club
Nell
Dawson
Lis
Tlewls
Kunkel
Reno
Lewla
Maham
Gen. D. Orner
Helena
United States
O. B. O'Bannon
T. C. Davidson
C. A. Atwater
Cretain
Pasineos
Mr. Atwater
Pastor report at Methodist church quarterly meeting
The pastor outlined a three month period with 175 visits, officiating at three funerals, three baptisms and four weddings, plus 82 sermons and 15 prayer and Bible meetings. A mission opened in the east end and provisions for several Sunday schools in the surrounding valley were noted.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Local names fragment cloud in unclear clipping
A partial OCR fragment lists names such as M B Greenwood Moxeger Louis Bennett Canbier and Norback with unclear roles, showing typical garbled local notice text and lacking coherent dates places or actions.
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M.B. Greenwood
Moxeger
Louis
Bennett
Norback
Cushies
Church Sunday School and Membership Report
Letters of removal issued, aight received, eleven advanced to full connection, fifty two joined on probation. Superintendent Melted reported 200 in attendance and 390 enrollment. The church paid 250 dollars on old debts and provided for other obligations and nearly covered the pastor salary. Reports from Egbert McKay Blaby Smith and Darling on their work as vestry-keepers. Rev. Jacob Mills, presiding elder, chaired.
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Lnto
Egbert
McKay
Blaby
Smith and Darling
Vlars Reaters
Jacob Mills
Presbyterian Church Concert Next Thursday Evening
A church concert at the Presbyterian church features Miss Macdougall and Mr. Harris with Bridal Chorus from The Maiden, Violin solos, vocal numbers, and an instrumental quartet including Mediation and Hoogerland Danse. The program includes The Song of a Neat, Bonnie Sweet Romance, and Wynken, Blynken and Nod.
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Presbyterian Church
Cowen
Miss Macdougall
Mise Marvhlon
Mr. Harrs
Mr. Pickett
Horeetine
Kireig
Tsohetschu
MK Bryant
Smitith
Coeer
Mies Moeilougall
Mr. Haerla Pian Sao
Mtr. Greenwood
Rubenstein
Me. Pickett Quintette
Wynken
Flymkett
Dutch Labs
Erin
Mise Macdougall
Mra
Norheck
Miss Marchion
Harris
Walts
Maint
Ugouaaay
Mrs Moran
Dolores
Bonnie Sweet Reseie
Maid O' Dandee
Gilbert
Chadwick Discharged After Habeas Hearing at New Court
Judge Welling Napton returned from Philipsburg and held the first session in the new courthouse with the court room under decorators. The writ of habeas corpus freed John Chadwick of Washington Gulch who faced a 60 day county jail sentence for allegedly attempting to kill Charles Johnson. Chadwick’s defense argued no public offense was committed and the prior verdict and judgment were void.
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Welling Napton
Philipsburg
District Court
New Court House
Daly
John Chadwick- Chadiwick
Self & O'Brien
Cullinane
Washington Gulch
Justice of the Peace
T. B. Mannix
Helmville
Charles Johnson
Chadwick
Death of Barnet Allen in Warren Penn and city election notes
Telegraph reports Barnet W Allen dies at his mother's Warren home after typhoid pneumonia. He had worked with Yellowstone Park Transportation and Northern Pacific, married Mary McLaughlin in 1895, and held 2000 in the Knights of P and AOUW orders. Funeral set for Warren. Election figures show 306 voters registered for April 2 alderman race amid party primaries. Also reports on Kushta acquittal, NP shop expansion, Gardiner post office fire risk, and local fair proceeds.
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Livingston, Bront
John A. McLoughlin
Barnet W. Allen
Warren
Penn
Barney
Montana
Yellowstone Park ‘Transportation Company
Northern Pacific
Mary McLaughlin
D. M
George Allen
Yellowstone
K. of P
Allen
Pound Party Brings Dance Hall Merriment to Helena
Professor Povey led a novel Friday evening event at the dance hall with a “Pound Party” theme. Every lady brought a pound of refreshments for the midnight feast. Games and entertainment included dancing singing and a tug of war between married and single couples, ending with the single men winning. The evening drew a large crowd and was deemed a great success.
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Povey
Yemen
Billings Items Highlight Construction and Community
In Billings on March 23 George A. Whitaker wed Misa Clara A Schmudlach at the bride’s home. Northern Pacific work on wool warehouse addition proceeds, with completion soon. Tubbs Ward & Co. secured contracts for a new freight depot and warehouse for Northern Parish, aiming May 15 finish. Bishop Brewer to visit April 1 for confirmation at St Luke’s. Police seek a bold street assailant striking women. Woman’s Club literary section discussed Norse heritage, noting Senators Ingalls and Thurston as Norse immigrants who helped England’s history. Next meeting slated with Miss Jennie Panton.
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Tubbs, Ward, Welsch & Co
Northern Parish
Ware
Billings
Pupos, Ward & Co
Tubbs, Ward & Co
Parmely Billings Memorial
Woman's Club
EB. C. Rallsback
Ingalls
Thurston
England
United States
Mias
Jennie Panton
Horses shipped to Wisconsin markets from Manhattan
A consignment of 178 horses departed Manhattan on Friday destined for Wisconsin markets. Dealers bid high for nat matted stock, with buckskin and brindled horses preferred. Local owners Privat Harwood and Batterman held major shares. A dealer is in the valley buying bucking horses for Cody’s Wild West show. The Montanan Society of Natural Science meets this evening with lectures by James Reid on Evolution Theory and Cooley on Beale Insects.
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Manhattan
Wisconsi
Antrom
Messrs
Privat, Harwood
Batterman
Cody
Wid West
Montanan Society of Natural Science
Hoseman Hanch
James Reid
Cooley
Bozeman Nominates Aldermen Amid Light Voter Interest
Bozeman Republicans assembled in four wards on March 24 1900 to nominate aldermen. Wards one through four chose John Mitchell George Davis KE Lamme John Clinton and L B Hollier P C Morris. Registration stood at 382 with light interest and a March 31 registration day offered a last chance to enroll. Manhattan moves George Kinkel to New York for a higher responsibility.
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W. W. Livingston
Notice for Publization of Mining Patent Claim Wedgewood Veil
Notice records George Fr Mounthrop filed Mining Patent application No 4173 for a wedge shaped claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow Montana with survey details and location. It also notes a court summons in Butte Silver Bow Montana and a subpoena in Montana district court for Samuel Nixon party within the same jurisdiction.
Bankrupt Court Notice for Mortgage Claim in Butte Montana
In the district court of the United States for the district of Montana a notice commands Bilver City Mercantile Banke Bo en In clare No. 8 Nison to appear April 28, 1900 at Butte to answer a petition by Young Bros and others seeking adjudication of bankruptcy. Returnable 16 days after issue. attorneys for petitioners listed.
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Bilver City
Bev Banke Bo
Clare
Nison
United States America
District Montans
As & Court of Bankruptcy
Butte
A. D
Young Bros
Rmit
Hiram Knowles
Notice of Mining Patent Application in Montana
United States Land Office Helena Montana announces filing by Henry St Bartel and Michael A Donahue for a patent on a Spokane lode claim in Silver Bow and Jefferson counties. The description covers 11.84 acres with 7.44 acres claimed after exclusions. survey No. 6801. adjoining claims listed. location recorded in Silver Bow and Jefferson counties. Also listed is a separate court sale notice for an undivided 3/8 interest in Granite Mountain Quartz Lode, Summit Valley, Silver Bow, with sale after April 8 1900 and cash terms. executor James H Mills appointed.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
George Fr. Mounthrop
Bestia
Wedgewood Vile
Summit ‘Alley
Mnorg
Recorder of
Silver Bow County
Loces
Hub Lode
Mrastue A. Nichole
Caledonia Lode
Joseph Hosenthal
George D. Greene
Register
United States Land Offce
Henry St. Bartel
Michael A. Donahue
Hutte
Spokane Lode
Silver Row
Jefferson Counties
Boulder
Silver Bow
Loden
Mary Ellen Lode
James W. Murphy
Josephine Lode
Bear Paw
Lode
James McBride
George D, Greene
Second Judicial District
State of
Busan A. Smith
Granite Mountain Quarts Lode
James H. Mill8
Timber culture contest at Helena Montana notice
Department of the Interior land office warns Elizabeth Yorks of Silver Bow county to appear April 27 1900 at Wisdom Montana for a timber culture contest against Newton entry No 24 filed Aug 1888. Contester claims failure to comply with timber culture laws and that no planting or cultivation occurred. Publication ordered due to personal service impossibility.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Elizabeth Yorks
Silver Bow County
Mont
Andre
Arethur L. Newton
Newton
Register
Venson
United States
Wisdom
George D. Greene
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P. C. Doonan
I. A. McLaughlin
John Martin
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Milea City
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Northern Pacific Machine Shops
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Gardiner
Ite Place
Ald Society
Fred H. Hough
M. A. Goughnour
Bigmund Ruttke
Mr. Hough
Holtman
Pergrees
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Bitlinge
George A. Whitaker
Misa Clara A. Schmudlach
T. E. Calvert
Lincoln
Phelan
Alliance
Burlington Road
City
Inter Mountain
Calvert
Toluca-Cody
Kilpatrick Bros. & Collins
Brewer
Episcopal Church
St. Luke's Church
A. C. Kendry
C. Carter
Salvatilre
Lee
Our City
Leo
Kambiline
Paul Rosin
Spring Hill
Bozeman
Anns G. Culbertson
Great Falls
Civil Service
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Jos. N. Eer
Alias Symbons
Justice's Court
County of
State of Montana
B. A. Nichols
D. C. Smith
C. J
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E. Tippetts
District of
United States of America
Samuel Nixon
Samuel M. Nixon
Lemuel W. Nixon
James Ine
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