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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1900
Page
6
The Inter Mountain announces an open contest inviting readers from Butte and Anaconda to join a journey labeled Trip to Pavia or Cape Nome, encouraging subscribers to enter the event.
Funeral of Private Killinger reported. A carload of Japs arrived from the west and are parked near the BAL and Po yard. Work continues on the Amigamated companys works with many Japs already employed on the Montana railway project toward Silver Bow.
Remains of Carl G. Killinger of Company by Montana volunteers were transported from Montana to Peru for interment after funeral services in Anicor. Capt. Thomas Dillon of Compains WE directed the procession while FG Cleland of the Presbyterian church led the services. The funeral cortege moved along a route through Park Avenue and Commercial Avenue to Oak Street, with multiple names noted among mourners.
A ten year old boy named Jimmy Smalley and several companions hopped a moving passenger car on a local Great News train. They rode along the exterior front end near the wheel, narrowly avoiding injury as the train moved through Cragson Springs and Anaconda depot. Jimmy nearly fell, twisting free as a fleeing truck passed, then clambered back aboard.
A boy leaped from a moving train and, after several perilous tries, stood uninjured once the train topped. Baggageman Lynch seized him for theft and truancy, but witnesses say the boy’s injuries were serious yet not life threatening. Police took him away for further handling.
Jacob Senifman visits friends in Butw as new unit text Monday evening. Scarlet fever and diphtheria cases are numerous. Turkish electric medicated bath at 210K 1st Park with popular prices. For two or three unfurnished rooms electric heat steam heat hot water light housekeeping. Anaconda wreck. Large consignment of taters for new subscribers upriver inflow. No. 1441 Kea Commercial avenue. New subscribers who sign Daily Titer Mountain for one year receive choice of books valued at ieeh.
The Deer Ridge Republican voters are summoned to meet at several precincts on Saturday May 1900 between 4 and 6 pm to elect delegates and alternates to the state Republican convention in Butte on May 11 1900. The document lists precincts and delegate counts and names the Loop Lodge meeting location and secretaries.
A garbled OCR passage from Lewiston Michigan reflects a rural churchgoing scene, noting a pastor, peasant labor, caregiving for a mother, and a community watch over kin. It hints at moral duties, family sacrifice, and social norms, with stray dialogue about faith and everyday life.
Assessment doubled. Members of Mie Thierpa Gan port city will pay double the Gayioi Teretotane. The increased levy raises monthly income for union operations to about 11,000 dollars, funding pointers and general expenses.
A scrambled, old newspaper fragment recalls the Transvaal Dutch English language ban and judges forced to use Dutch, plus an anecdote about a Philadelphia stationer and a mendicant bargaining for pennies. The piece blends foreign regulation grievances with short, unrelated street vignettes.
Notice by Anaconda & Pacific Railway Company of sale of personal property for freight charges storage and unloading costs. Public auction at the railway company freight house in Butte Montana with total due 5400.05 including charges and costs of sale. Property: sandstone blocks consigned to Silver State National Bank.
The document issues a call for the Silver Bow County Republican convention at Butte on May 17 1900 with caucuses on May 10 and primaries May 1 1900. It lists precincts and delegate allocations, invites all Republicans to attend, and includes signatures of MALCOLM GILLIS chairman and JOHN F. DAVIES secretary.
Butte Land and Investment Co notifies co owners William Richardson and Charles M Buck that it has expended labor on Xenophanes Placer Mining claim in Silver Bow County Montana as per section 2524 of revised statutes. They must contribute 50 dollars total or risk losing their rights to the claim after ninety days from publication. Attorney Rye V Kemper signs for the company in Butte Montana dated March 9 1900.
Augustus P. Van Dusen of Bolte City Montana filed an application for a patent for the Copper Dream Lode Mining Claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana. The claim lies in an unorganized mining district with Survey No. 6816 and includes bearings and bounds from a marked corner near Survey No. 1507, detailing several course and distance measurements as part of the patent process.
Henry Smith and John Hopkins of Butte Montana filed for a patent on the Sunny Side Lode Claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana. The notice cites prior publication April 26 1900 and lists survey numbers adjoining claims and exact bearings and distances. Attorneys George D. Greene and Samuel Barker Jr represent the applicants with the location recorded in Silver Bow County.
Mining records announce patent applications for two mining claims in Silver Bow and Silver County Montana. John Helehan of Melrose applies for 1480 feet on the Hibernian Lode in Little Pine district with boundaries and survey numbers recorded. heirs of Patrick Largey seek 5.57 acres in Little McQueen property in Sugar Valley mining district with survey details and corner descriptions.
United Notices informs that Kate T. Cobban has filed patent application No. 4186 for 29.66 acres on the Blackwell Lode in Homestake mining district Jefferson county Montana. The survey details and conflicts with adjacent claims are listed, including area exclusions totaling 18.63 acres and total claimed 11.03 acres after conflicts. First publication March 28, 1900.
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