New City Council Confirmed with Mayor Madden's Nominations
The retiring city council met for an hour or more as new mayor John M. Madden took the chair. Nominations were confirmed for City Clerk Joseph Peterga, City Attorney J R Boarman, Chief of Police John White, and others with all but three names approved. The session included transfers of funds, approval of contracts, and praise for police and fire departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. de B. Smith
Pedro Rammacotti
Collins
Eower
O'Leary
Devine
Fitzpatrick
Dolan
Uie
Montana, Union Railway
Avilon
Leiger
Da~vilkow
Ity
Dryine
White
Lelter
Leiser
Als Clack
P.m. Sharp
Counc
Leiser Wien
John M. Malden
Madden
Colonel O'Leary
Joseph Peterg
J. R. Boarman
John White
Frank Oarien
Nick Boranitz
P. J. Gardner
H. H. Mayhew
Frank Stephens
J. A. McMaster
William Power
Percy Twalle
Gerald Sullivan
J. &. Mentrum
George Laneaster
William Slaughter
Frank Firegerald
Jake Falk
Peter Smith
M.C. Meyers
Dennis Shoviin
J. F. Spriman
K. H. MacDonald
Janivor
J. C. Clark
Punt
Peters
Olonel O'Leary
Petting
Nie Offlow
Vie
Col Ving
Honda
Emine
Ciy
Oly Attorny
Muilifty
Clake Oleary
Wil
Branchard Publishing Company
de Fugues
Murphy
Gelling
Morphy
Gardner
The Brick Works Resume Prompt
Fragmentary OCR text references a brick works resume and a place called Anavenila Capper Apne. No clear events dates or persons emerge. The readable bits hint at an industrial notice or employment record but lack concrete details to form a complete news item.
Closing Out Sale At Cost At Fidel 502 East Park Avenues
A damaged notice advertises a closing out sale with various item prices and descriptions for ladies wear including velvets skirts and wrappers. The listing lists multiple items with discount prices and references Fidel at 502 East Park Avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackota
Droge Merts Tattar
Vaid
Cormte
M. Fidel
East Park Avenues
Brickworks Move Oversees Local Plant Relocation
In the western city, a brick company has begun operations with several workers. The brick department, not yet started, may decline due to dwindling clay at the old site. A nearby mountain of clay could trigger a future move up the valley, possibly this spring or by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Company
Anaconda Hounds Praise California House Coursing Meet
Telegram from John Rees to J B Williams praises the California House coursing meet held in Butte. Lady Hurst won, Blue Bird third, Canavan’s judging praised, and weather woes blamed for early hardening of the dogs. Williams described as a pioneer in hound fancies. Anaconda stock traced to Master McGrath and Lord Neversettle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
John Rees
J. B. Williams
Greyhound Kennels
Lady Hurst
Blue Bird
Mr. Rees
Butte
Ben Corin
Mr. Canavan
Canavan
Anaconda
Willams & Rees
Williams
America
McGrath
Lord Neversettle
Front Street
Annex to Warm Springs asylum to add new ward
The Insane asylum at Warm Springs plans a summer annex to expand capacity. The brick pavilion style building, 145 feet 4 inches by 72 feet 4 inches, will rise one story with basement and house 100 patients plus private wards, a general receiving room, operating room, attendants room, sewing, two store rooms, and many toilets, laboratories, and baths. Frank Long of Butte will supervise the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Frank Longstaff
Butte
City Officers Bonds Filed For City Treasurer And Magistrate
The official bond of City Treasurer John R Walkup for 60000 dollars was filed with sureties Georgy P Wellcome A C Mac Callum and others. Also filed was the bond of J M Kennedy as police magistrate for 4000 dollars with several sureties including FC Wills John Schults D Cohen and A P Cloutier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Walkup
Georgy P. Wellcome
A. C. MacCallum
A. P. Cloutier
D. D. Walker
D. G. Brownell
John V. Petritz
George W. Reynolds
F. Fowkett
G. Smith
J.T. Quigley
W. M. Thornton
J.T. Carroll
J. H. Durston
H. B. Collins
Hugh Dal J. R. Towte
W. W. Harper
J. M. Kennedy
Fc, Wills
John Schults
D. Cohen
District Court session records several civil and guardianship actions
In district court late yesterday, Swanson was admitted to citizenship. An order extended alimony payments. The Thomas Taveet case and Thompson v Saytike Mininey involved hearings. Saytike Mininey and Milling were scheduled for Feb 5 or May 2 at 2 PM. Peley appointed guardian of Tathe Frances Mershwil with bond set at 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afwrnooh
Karl Gustaf Swanson
Knee Ve. Rose
Peley
Tathe
Frances Mershwil
Warning of blasting at Cregeon Springs and large ore removal
A warning notes planned heavy blasting near Cregeon Springs as 2,000,000 pounds of ore are reportedly set for removal in the lower foundations of an area near lako Wibtinee. Officials say more activity is expected, with hopeful news to follow, as local merchants advertise hats and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Thistenthaler
Cegeon
Boeinge
Cregeon Springs
Local briefs list court actions and town happenings
John Nye et al. v John Guyllenberg default entered. Miss Phedora Nadeau of Butte visits Mrs. F. L. St. Jean. McRae offerings include underwaists and eye wear by Cassidy at the Montana hotel. Montana weather, snow and travel reports. Col. Sanders visit. court house and mining notes. several deeds and sales by Mahoney & Smith and Northern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durfee
Philipsburg
McRae
Davidson 'O
Phillips
Helena
Montana
John Nye
John Guyllenberg
John Fitzpatrick
Washington
Meltea
Davidson & Co
Ross Vs. Rose
L. Strickland
George B. Phillips
T. P. Purcell
British Columbia
Cassidy
A. W. Maiden
John Dolas
Montana Placer
Mahoney & Smith
Anaconda
Mentrun
Little Falls
Minn
Losee & Maxwell
Main Street
Minnie Braum
John Braum
State
Pat Sullivan
Mia
McLaughlin
Ed Devin
East Third Street
Epworth League Elects Officers and Reports Work
At a meeting last night Epworth League officers were elected: President Thomas E Blaby First Vice President William Rule Second Vice President D B Metcalf Third Vice President Izora Temples ton Fourth Vice President Anna Davidson Treasurer W W Hird Secretary H H Taylor Organist Rexey Thompson Chorister H O Sisson Librarian W Smith The Junior League will install officers on May 21 The year’s work included 540 sick visits 158 garments donated and $649 80 expended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Thomas E. Blaby
Willim Rule
Secong Wing
D. BR. Metra
Izora Templeston
Anna Davidson
W. W. Hird
H. Hi
Taylor
Rexey Thompson
H. O. Sisson
W. ©. Smith
Under New Management at Turkish Baths on Main Street
The Turkish baths at No Main Street are sold to Dr Dalton and his wife who promise refitting for Nik patrons. They specialize in baths for ladies and gentlemen and pledge to stay long, with reasonable prices and courteous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Dalton
Nik
Monthly Ball at A O H Hall May 6
Prof Alser and pmails present a once a month ball with grand cake walk at A O H hall on Friday May 6. Marquet theater orchestra assists. A cordial invitation is extended to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alser
A. O. H. Hall
Priday
Marcaret Theater Orchestra
Visual impairment aid offer to Anaconda from Deer Lodge
A Deer Lodge resident with defective vision may receive railroad fare to Anaconda when purchasing a pair of perfect eye glasses. All eye examinations are free. Cassidy, expert ophthalmic optician, Montana hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Cassidy
Montana Hotel
Missoula Miner Frank Simons Heads North From Dawson City
Frank Simons, once of Missoula and later tied to Klondike mining, visited Missoula yesterday on return to the frozen north. An extensive mine owner, he just sold valuable property in London and reports a fine journey. After brief visits with relatives, he departs for Dawson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Simons
Missoula
Klondike
Mr. Simons
London
England
Dawson City
Local Briefs From Bonner to Missoula and Burlington
Mr and Mrs George B McLeod host at Bonner Conductor Charles Hull leaves for Havre on a relatives visit Flags marked one year since victory Hi C Kruger of Carson Perry Scott Chicago in town briefly Henry Strattman leaves Troy for Wallace to take a similar post Charlie Vaughan recovering at Sisters hospital aims to return to duty A H Hart formerly of Missoula dies at Quigley funeral at Baptist church Funeral notice: Cow with H brand right hip BE left at Burlington owner to reclaim with expenses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hull
Northern Pacific
Havre, Mont
Henry Strattman
Troy
Wallace
Charlie Vaughan
Sisters’ Hospital
A. H. Hart
Missoula
Quigley
The
Baptist
Burlington
J, H
Daddow
Skipper’s crude surgical tale from the sea era
A Lewiston Maine Journal reminiscence recalls an old sea captain who could preach funerals, mete out harsh justice, and perform brutal surgery. He describes amputating a fallen sailor’s leg after a gruesome injury, sewing arteries and flaps, yet the man dies the next morning despite the captain’s skilled effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Maine
King-Row
Tophet
Livingston City Appointments and Local Incidents
Mayor John P. Smith announced confirmed appointments including Marshal P. W. Nelson and city clerk J. H. Proffit as Livingston and Missoula council actions. Red Lodge bonds of 25000 won. Park branch wreck near Livingston injures engineer. Twin Bridges worker Klaiber dies. land sales totalling 45 million feet to Big Blackfoot Milling and 3.5 million to H. W. McLaughlin. Montana volunteers Peterson and Dunn arrived in San Francisco. petroleum boiler improvements and oil’s naval use discussed in London lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Livingston
Marshal P. W. Nelson
J. H. Proffit
J. A. Savage
State Board of Land Commissioner
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
H. W. McLaughlin
State Board of Land Commissioners
Karl Peterson
Butte
M. P. Dunn
Helena
Montana Volunteers
San Francisco
Sherman
Manila
Dunn
Peterson
Aa Maurer
Hill Kennedy
Walkerville
Notice to co owner on Idlewild quartz mining claim
Notice to John I McEvoy heirs co owners that $100 in annual labor and improvements were expended in 1893 on the Idlewild quartz mining claim in Suramit Valley Silver Bow Montana recorded in Silver Bow county. If the co owners do not contribute their share of $16.65 within 90 days after publication the interest will vest in the other co owners W A McDowell and W Sidney February 6 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. McEvoy
Suramit Valley
Silver bin County
Montana
Silver Bow
Idlewild Quarta
Silver Bow County
United States
Summit Valley
Eliver Bow County
William Burton
Mary Laird
Henry Crangle
Nina B. Witherspoon
Butte
Forfeiture Notice to Colbert and Campbell Heirs
A forfeiture notice is issued to Charles Colbert and Mary B Campbell heirs personal representatives. The undersigned state they have expended funds and actions prompting notification. The notice seeks acknowledgment of claims and compliance with implied requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colbert
Mary B. Campbell
Lode claim notice and U S public sale notice in Butte Mont
In 1899 notices warn co owners to contribute $100 each for the Green Topper lode claim in Silver Bow Montana to maintain ownership or lose stake. Also invites sealed proposals by May 15 1899 for sale of a central property site in Butte Montana for a public building, with metes and bounds and title duties, to L J Gage Treasury Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
United States
Proposs
Butte
Mont
L. J. Gage
The
Treasury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda News
Drebrick and Gressed Hick
Anavenila
Capper
Motias, Davidson & Co
Col
Wilbur F. Sanders
Bach
Sunrise Mining
Muddle
H. M. Patterson
New Court House
Are
Northern Pacific Railway
C. Kohrs
J. Bielenberg
Geo. B. Philips
Talay
Dolan & Hamill
Court House
J. J. Flick
Warm Springs Creek
Losee & Muax
Postoffice
NWS
George B. McLeod
Bonner
Hi. C. Kruger
Carson, Perry & Scott
Chicago
DR. Sanden Electric CO
N. Main St
Tate
E.A. Schoye
Board of
Sherman Bros. 4 CO
Red Lodge
P. J. Kilne
Edward Larsay
J. W. McGregor
T. R. Burener
Tre Marroal
Burger
Park
Cinnabar
Martin
Charles Kiaiber
Twin Bridges
Klaiber
Nick Shafer
Glendale
Geremany
London Society of Arts
Marcus Samuel
Husain
Caspian Sea
McDoweld
W. A. Xidney
Thoposala
Fegynoval EL
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Ill
Newbro Drug Co
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