Will contest in district court over Hugh Whitecraft estate
In Warm Springs, the Hugh Whitecraft will contest proceeded in district court with Adelaide Henderson claiming a will dated July 19, 1896, favors her. Ed Whitecraft acts as administrator. Judge Napton secured special venue for trial. A second venire of 20 jurors was drawn. several names were excused or unavailable, and one was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Whitecraft
Warm Springs
Whitecraft
Ed Whitecraft
Brantly
Adelaide Henderson
George B. Winston
FE. Sharnikow
Deer Lodge
Winston, Rogers
Miss Henderson
Joseph Wein
John C. Brennan
J. M. Goddard
Pat Walsh
Thomas O'Mara
Charles Hill
Thomas
John Eckstrom
Crittenton Meeting Draws Large Congregation at Methodist Church
A large crowd attended a Crittenton meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church led by Evan Beliat Crittenton. Mrs Moffat sang The Old Home with touching memory, praised for its vivid emotion. the sermon from Daniel 12 urged choosing the right path over the wrong, contrasting outcomes of each life choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Evan- Beliat Crittenton
St Peter's Catholic Women Present A O H Hall Show
The ladies of St. Peter's Catholic church stage an evening of entertainment at A O H hall next Friday. A newly formed double quartet led by George Murtz opens with a varied program including duets, songs, piano pieces, recitations, and a dance. Notable performers include Messrs Boxer Liddel Henderson Madge Davis Hill Douglas Murtz and Miss Tinney McDonald with Prof W J Davis directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Catholic Church
A. O. H. Hall
Boxer
Liddel
Henderson
Madge
Davis
Hill
Douglas
Murtz
W. J. Davis
Selvetion
Redmond
Jesers
Marta
Smith
Mies
Pearl Kennedy
Mr. Hutt Bolo
Logan
Carlson
Cuddihy
George Murtz
Tinney McDonald
Inman Bone
Cece
Alice Jones
Cornish
Prohibited Gear Under State Fishing Laws
Extracts from statutes prohibit taking fish with traps grabs seins or similar gear and require pole and line. Violations incur fines from 25 to 200 or imprisonment up to 30 days. Selling speckled mountain trout carries similar penalties. Explosive fishing carries 200 to 500 dollar fines or 1 to 5 years in prison. Fishways must be built over every dam on streams.
Birdeeil Birdsell Weber Wedding in Anaconda
Frank Birdeeil Birdsell and Carrie Weber tied nuptials at St Pauls Church Anaconda with Father Follet officiating. Bridesmaid Marie Weber groomsman Thomas Boyland attended. Groom works at RB A&P freight depot and couple plan home on Cherry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Birdeeil
Carrie Weber
Anaconda
St. Paul
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Father Follet
Marie Weber
Thos. Boyland
Brlde
C. Hammes
RB A&p Freght
q@ Cherry, street
Ratcliffe and Hunt wed amid small town notice
Ernest Ratcliffe a popular clerk at Wills and Goose and Birdie Hunt daughter of Mrs. Mary Hunt wed last evening. They returned today and receive many congratulations from friends. Also notice of Turkish baths at No Main street by Dr. Dalton and J J O’Leary and a sale listing Losee and Maxwell stock of dresses and menswear with various items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ratcliffe
Wills & Goose
Birdie Hunt
Mary Hunt
Park Avenue
Maple Street
Butte
North Main Street
Local briefs from Anaconda and nearby cities
Local items note Cassidy optician offering eye exams and lenses. Visits by Rev A R Coopman, Col O Leary, Capt W M Kelly, Mrs L A King, and Mrs George Winton. Swedish Lutheran service in Scandinavian church. Arbor Day out with school officials in Butte. Union Family theatre sold to John Hay for 8500. Died John Harrington 26. Anaconda cornet band reorganizes. Fire department responded to two false alarms. Local lodge entertained Foresters. prizes awarded. Water works begins laying new mains on Hickory street. Mining deeds and sales recorded. Two arrests for drunkenness and disturbances. Pardee to be tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamble
Deer Lodge
A. R. Coopman
Helena
Col. O'Leary
W. M. Kelly
Butte
L. A. King
George Winton
Cassidy
Optician
Anay Conda
M. A. Stapleton
Anaconda
R. R. Kilroy
Frank W. Harrison
Nellie
Union Family Theater
Main Street
Morar Evans
John Hay
Tv Alder Street
St. Peter's Church
Anaconda Cornet Band
Box 22
Fourth and
Cherry Streets
Birch and
SiXth Streets
L. CG. RB. A
Duthlin Foresters
Dewey Hall
DT. Sullivan
Hayes
Water Works Company
Hickory Street
Pourth Street
New Court House
Hickory Land
Oak Streets
Frank E. Corbett
J. N. Waite
Wm. Tompkins
Quarts Lodge
Copper Lake
Hargain
Frank Corbett Retux
J. K. Wayle
Wm. Thom
Cassidy Optician Corrects Strabismus With Glasses
Cassidy optician offers treatment for cross eyes using prescription glasses. Patient receives realignment through tailored lenses, improving alignment and visual comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassidy
Optivian
Mr McGinley Funeral Held at St Pauls Church
The funeral of Barney McGinley Montana's plan was held from St. Pauls Catholic church yesterday afternoon at 2 30. Father Wallet conducted the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney McGinley
Montana
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Yexters
Father Wallet
Funeral Attendees Honor Deceased’s Christian Life and Kindness
Members of the A. O. H. attended the funeral in Ife. Pallbearers included J. V. Collins J. V. Petrits G. Smith Frank Foskett J. R. Walkup Anaconda and Tom Harney Silas F. King Pat Conlon of Butte. Friends traveled from Deer Lodge Butte Missoula and other towns to pay respects and share memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
J. V. Collins
J. V. Petrits
G. Smith
Frank Foskett
J. R. Walkup
Anaconda
Tom Harney
Silas F. King
Pat Conlon
Butte
Annual pedalmen vs Cloutier forces game at Athletic park
Next Sunday at 2 p m the celebrated baseball game between the pedalmen Cloutier forces and Copper City Commercial Company is set for Athletic park. It is their annual clash with rivalry famed among locals and smelters may close on Monday if their team loses. The lineups list MacCallum Cloutier Warren May catcher John Tolan pitcher Charles Chambers first base B Bullock second base Ross Lemire third base Joe Darush shortstop George O Leary center field 8 Coyne right field Joe Lemire left field John Latrobe George Sigler substitutes Copper City lineup George Lapointe catcher Frank Tucker pitcher Ruby Collins first base Frank Hurley second base McGrath third base Joe Englehart shortstop H J Morrison left field Frank Daly center end Frank Wallright fied W H Meloy manager
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedalmen & Cloutier
Copper City Commercial Company
Athletic Park
MacCallum & Cloutier
Warren May
Joln Tolan
Charles Chambers
B. Bullock
Ross Lemire
Joe Darush
George O'Leary
Coyne
Joe Lemire
John Latrobe
George Sigler
George Lapointe
Frank Tucker
Ruby Collins
Frank Hurley
McGrath
Joe Englehart
H. J Morrison
Hield
Frank Daly
Frank Wallright
W. H. Meloy
Hats Boots Shoes Sale Forces Largest Store Clearance
On East Commercial Avenue a large stage was set before J. H. Wein’s LXL store as he prepares to move to Lewiston Idaho. A bugler and drummer entertained the crowd while Wein announced the sale of his entire stock at less than half price. Privex have been cut in two and then quartered, and all gents furnishings must go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Commercial Avenue
LXL
J. H. Wein
Lewiston
Idaho
Wein
Clay Clement Presents A Southern Gentleman at Margaret
Clay Clement and company arrive in the city to perform A Southern Gentleman at the Margaret theater tonight. The play unfolds a twenty year post Civil War South with simple, beautiful storytelling and Southern hospitality themes, featuring witty dialogue and a delicate humorous sting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Clement
Margaret Theater Taight
Dream of Bliss and the Christian Science Paradox
A fragment from the Indianapolis Journal voices a satirical dialogue with weary Watkins and hungry Higgins debating religion and hypocrisy. The speakers mock religious self‑deception and ponder whether one could yearn to drink under a system that proclaims wellness while masking illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weary Watkins
Hungry Higgins
Indianapolis Tournal
Mexicans Wear Striped Red Guaraches
A report of Mexican footwear describes large classes wearing red guaraches. The sandals are made of leather, with rings passing between the toes and tying at the ankle.
Administrator's Sale Of Real Estate In Silver Bow County
In pursuance of a Montana district court order the administrator of Mary E Turner deceased will sell at public auction in Butte on May 24 1899 at 2 pm the undivided one fourth interest in the La Monte Lode Claim Lot 226 Survey 988 Sections 7 and 12 to the highest cash bidder with court confirmation. Ten percent of purchase price due at sale with balance after confirmation. deed at purchaser expense. Auction at the front door of the courthouse in Silver Bow County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow
Mary E. Turner
Court House
Butte City
Mary &. Turner
Mary Turner
Silver Row
la Monte’ Lode
TB N. Rob W
Montana Principal Base
Meridian
Remarkable female prophetess offers infallible advice
This description extols a nineteenth century fortune teller famed for second sight and knowledge of many sciences. She purportedly aids business, lawsuits, love, and marriage, reuniting families and delivering accurate predictions. Open daily 9 am to 8 pm at No 68 West Broadway THE ARGYLE Room 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
West Broadway
Atte
the Argyle
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Anaconda News
Comcial Avenue
Napton
Crittenton
Afne Entertainment
Birdsell-Weber
Ratcliffe-Hunt
Fyes
Free
Losee & Maxwell. A
Opti Lan
Cal
MR. McGinley
Clarence Hotel
Mont
MeLaughlin
Sanden
Oiers
Jan Collins
Sanden Electric Co
McLaughlin
Frank H H. Cooney
Mary BE. Turner
E.E. Gallogly &Co
Butte, Mont
Waren S. Banta
Sparkill
Lydia B. Pinkham
Madam Lillian Belmont
Queen of Prophets
Chung
West Galene Street
Tay
Enka Isipatred
Deep Okra
Potas
Pang Corey Co
BUD
Alee Ieee
Hudyan Remedy Co
Budtan
Id Conte
Sorad Budyan
Diract
Yan Medy Company
South Broadway
Los Angeles
Markey and
Bellis
San Francisco
Nervita Medical Co
Minton & Daemon Lts
Chicago
Ill
Newhro Drug Co
Butts
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