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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1900
Page
6
Anaconda News notes an open contest inviting subscribers to join a voyage to Paris or Cape Nome with participation from Butte and Anaconda. The notice signals a regional competition or event open to the public, highlighting the cities involved and the scope of participation.
David Wateh plans to depart Anaconid amid a scandal involving infanticide charges against Mrs. Murry and Walsh as an alleged accomplice. Murry and associates threaten violence, but Walsh seeks safety and bond cancellation once conditions permit.
The Anaconda base ball club announces a strong outfield and infield influx from the East and West. Key players include Mickey Lynen, James McHale, and Tom Lloyd, with Putte Dut Anaronda leading as first love. Manager Grim plans arrival from Chicago to oversee preparations alongside a crackerjack pitcher Swindett and signings of Nerten Mackey Averett and Wisih for key positions.
Unable to extract a coherent event from the garbled OCR. Mentions T Ry Beck of Miscortn in the city and references to Garden City Missoula and the Fitter Root valley with unclear quotes about beauty and people. No clear date, place, or outcome is identifiable.
Missoula shows rapid growth with an estimated 200000 trees planted in the valley and merchants thriving amid vacant houses. A morning daily expands with the Dally Inter Mountain joining the local press scene May 1, promising strong business on Missoula's best street as the city matures.
Arbor day on May 8 will be celebrated by pupils of Drauline academy. The Anivenda Standard, organ of the institute and St. Peter's parish, lists the program featuring musical numbers, a talk on Arbor Day significance, and a reading. Main performances include Misses McHale and Kelly in instrumental pieces, a chorus with piano solos, readings, and a talk by senior grade students.
Cake walkers took part in a husky bee and feasted at Hugh Waird’s 407 Foster Third Street residence. Miss Ella Sereen cut the prize cake, with Hush Laird, the prize winners. Attendees included Maggie Thomas M Moriarity Ua Screen Neitie Sheehan Mamie Plunkett S Wright Alice Duchert Mel John Tucker and others.
Mr and Mrs F Mills hosted a surprise party at their corner Cellar and Third streets residence last evening. The event featured cards music singing and dancing ending after midnight with a large group of guests including Mesdames Pe russe George W Peterson Schroeder Klussman Lemke Daneke Klein Wills Misses Pickle Coon Emma Pe von Klusaman and Wills and Messrs P russe Peterson McBechr an Thomas Myers Moke Smith and Coon.
An appeal from justice court in Deer Lodge was filed in district court by C W Allen vs Israel Gibbs. Allen claims Gibbs set him a mare for $1.00, the mare was shipped, the animal was hauled off a train, and Allen asserts damages of 29.20 dollars for loss. The peace court verdict favored Allen and the costs totaled 29.20 dollars.
A meeting was held at A C H fall St evening to outline preliminary steps for forming an association of retail liquor dealers in the state. In Butte present were John Bloor secretary of the Silver Row County association Jack Mc Laughlin John Goody and Charles Treokter trustees Pat Haney and John Gindlin members of Cheasteiaiin.
Voters across Deer Lodge County are called to meet May 1900 between 4 and 8 PM to select delegates and alternates for an Anaconda city convention on May 16 1900. The convention will name 14 delegates to the state convention in Butte on May 7. Precincts receive a specific delegate count. county and state offices nomination will occur later in Deer Lodge.
A collection of short items notes McRae Co selling boys shirts and bonnets while Dennis Shoviin and other officials visit Butte. Teachers Miss Alice Mahoney and Miss Mary Evang plan trips east for summer. Rev. Alfred Brown and Rev. Prout spend a day in Deer Lodge. The Anaconda Copper Mining Company holds its stockholders meeting on May 1 for trustee elections and other business.
The through westbound Great Northern passenger train due in Anaconda Wednesday night at 10 50 arrived yesterday afternoon at 2 35, over 16 hours late. Delays stem from a strike related wreck at Great Falls with a switch pulled causing a derailment. the baggage car reached Anaconda with a shattered end. This is the only Montana Central train delayed by more than an hour since the strike began.
Tureka Chapter No 16 Order of the Eastern Star hosted Mrs Emily M Frizzell of Great Falls Brand worthy matron of Montana and Mr and Mrs John G Hammer of Butte past grand patron and past worthy matron at a well attended meeting. The gathering featured well performed parts of work followed by four sessions and refreshments.
Effective February 26 the Rio Grande Western will run three daily through trains to the east with Pullman Palace sleepers to Chicago, dining cars and free reclining chair cars. Montana travelers have limited eastern options. sales promote cheap tickets to any point. Contact McBride, General Agent, 47 East Broadway, Butte.
In Montana Silver Bow Justice Court the plaintiffs Kitioh Pranda and Richard Mrewer, dba St Louis Market, sue Fred Olsen for sixty six and SS hundredths dollars plus costs for goods and merchandise. Olsen must appear June 2 at 47 West Granite Street Butte to answer the complaint or a default judgment and costs will be entered.
The Silver Bow County Republican Committee calls a county convention at the Matte city auditorium on May 1900 to nominate sixty two delegates and alternates to the state convention in Butte on May 7. Caucuses will elect delegates and alternates to be voted for in district primaries at designated precincts.
All Republicans and Silver Bow county residents who support Republican principles are invited to attend caucus and primaries. Delegates and alternates are to be chosen at various precincts listed with locations and counts under the county central committee. Malcolm Gillis chairs with John F Davies as secretary. vacancies to be named at.
Notice from School District No 1 Silver Bow county Montana states trustees will sell bonds of 1000 each totaling 1000 for building school facilities and sites. Bonds dated May 1 140 and payable in 20 years with 10 year redeemability at 4 percent interest, bids due May 7 2 pm at High School building Idaho and Park, Helena Montana. A $1406 bid guaranty check required. bids may be rejected.
Butte Land & Investment Co announces under section 2844 U.S. statutes that labor and improvements were expended on the Xenophanes Placer Mining claim in Silver Bow County Montana. Co-owners William Richardson and Charles M. Huck must contribute $50 total each within 90 days or lose all rights to the claim to the coowner who performed the work. March 9, 1900.
Augustus P. Van Dusen of Burrelly Montana filed for a patent on the Copper Dream Lode Mining Claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow County. The notice details a survey starting at a granite corner marked 1 S408 and describes adjoining survey lines and bearing measurements as part of Discovery of the claim in unorganized mining district.
Notice of mining claims in Silver Bow Montana with details on Sunny Side Lode Claim No 4191 and adjacent lodes. Includes legal descriptions, offsets, corner monuments, survey numbers, acreage ranges, and publication dates. Also contains a creditors notice for Joseph Grant estate and multiple referenced lode placements in Summit Valley and surrounding parcels.
Public notice for John Helehan of Melrose Montana announcing filing of an application for a patent on 20.98 acres of the Hibernian Lode Mining Claim in Silver Bow County. Describes survey boundaries, adjoining claims, and recording details in Book K and Book P. First published March 28, 1900.
United States Land Office Helena Montana March 7 1900 states Patrick A Largey deceased Meyer Genzberger and Gustave Gallick of Butte Montana filed for patent on 5.57 acres of the Little MecQueen Placer Mining claim in Summit Valley Canory Mining District Silver Bow county Montana. notice of intention posted March 2 1900. land survey designated as Surface No 5858 in Township 3 North Range 7 West with beginning at the southeast corner.
Notice in Helena Montana announces Mountain Chief and Blackwell Consolidated Mining Co filed Mining Patent No 4187 for 14.21 acres on the Golden Crown Lode in Jefferson county with Survey No 1146. The claim location includes 0.69 acres in conflict with Evening Star Lode. Applicants include Chester A. Conchon et al and Kate L. Cobban. notice posted Feb 8 1900 and published March 28 1900.
United States land office in Helena Montana announces Kate Tt Cobban has filed for a patent on a 20.66 acre mining claim known as Wackwell Lode in the Homestake mining district Jefferson county Montana. The land is described by survey No 5787 with boundaries and bearings, including 1500 feet along a southwest and 710 feet northeast direction from discovery. Area claimed 18.63 acres after exclusions. conflicts with Bur No 2812 and 2811 and Golden Crown lode. First publication March 28 1904.
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