Great Dust Storm and Clark Resignation Spark Anaconda News
Special to the Inter Mountain from Anaconda May 16 reports a severe dust storm with sleet and thunder, plus political suspense as W A Clark resigns and rumors of his appointment fuel Daly Democrat concerns. Woodmen plan a meeting and trip to Butte tonight.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Woodmen of America
Standard Hall
Butte
Allen
Democracy
W. A. Clark
Spriggs
Mr. Clark
Clark
Standard
Main Street
Clark Supporters Rally in Copper Mare Dut It
Several Clark supporters gathered at an early hour showing strong enthusiasm for Clark. The event marked unusual boldness in Copper Mare Dut It as Governor Smith’s absence drew speculation and Daly wing Democrats criticized Gente Riggs' actions.
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Clark
Smith
Genteriggs
Daly Wing
Democrats
Eighth Grade History Exam Questions for Public School
Eighth grade graduates faced a broad history exam on May 10 and 11 asking about English discovery claims within U S lands, pre revolutionary colonial government forces, slavery history and extinction, causes of the American Revolution, the Constitutional Convention, Monroe Doctrine Missouri Compromise Omnibus Bill, El Whitney and Benjamin Franklin, inventions aiding U S development, Civil War causes and results, and notable figures Roger Williams Patrick Henry Ulysses S Grant and Daniel Webster.
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Siplaniee
United States
el Whitney
Benjamin Franklin
Roger Williams
Patrick Henry
Grant
Daniel Webster
Decorating Day Committees Named for City Event
The general committee of the Decoration Day celebration assigns subcommittees for finances printing program martials music flowers carriages graves marking service and firing sounds. An invitation extends to the mayor aldermen and city department heads to participate while secret societies are not specially invited.
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Pinance
T.*. Davidson
W. R. Shade
Thomas Dillon
Phil Grennan
Comrade Lane
E. A. Waterbury
B. N. Kennedy
Grater
Roger Edwards
J. Hallahan
George Elston
George Spier
Flowers
Phil Turner
A. Short
Jacob Shiffiniain
J. S. Wisner
Junior Epworth League Program at Methodist church
The Junior Epworth League presents a Thursday evening program at the Methodist Episcopal church featuring recitations You Can’t Find, Sunshine, tableaux and songs by young members Josie Giuchrist Jenes Pauline Turner Mabel McNair, with hoop drill and flag song performed by several girls and a light performance by the league members.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Psoe Ooce Cans
Josie Giichrist
Jenes
Eteseres
Pauline Turner Bhinché
Triol Vieves
Tableau
iBy
Mabel Mec
Juror Deadlock in Mander Trial. One Acquits
In district court jurors failed to reach a verdict on John Mander after a day of deliberation. Juror John Kelly of Ovando voted for acquittal. eleven jurors reached a partial agreement but Kelly stayed apart and was excused. Thomas J. Ryan, who earlier faced burglary charges, withdrew his plea to guilty and was sentenced to months. Charles Grane was found guilty of arson with punishment to be set by the court.
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John Mander
John Kelly
Ovando
Kelly
Thomas J. Ryan
Montana Meat Company
Colonel T Oleary
Charles Grane
Dunne and Riley Star Cast at Margaret Theater
Tomorrow evening at the Margaret theater Dunne and Riley present their all star cast in Huge s Rag Baby a popular work by American playwright yet rarely seen in the northwest with a notable lineup of performers expected to draw crowds.
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Margaret Theater
Dunne & Riley
Northwest
Local briefs note guests and civic events in Montana region
F C Noble of Silver Lake visits Turkish bath business on East Fork. A P Hutden and wife of Salt Lake reside at the Montana, NM. Strain and Burl Strain, noted Great Falls citizens, stay at the Montana. Frank M Sullivan, editor of the Montana Catholic, was in the city yesterday. George J Geary, native of Ireland, gained citizenship in district court. U S District Attorney W B Rogers and Deputy English today praised Republican prospects in Montana. Deed transfers Northern Pacific lines to Thady Lynch and Mary H McCormick for 320.21 acres at 690 dollars. Anaconda Crittenden circle met at Presbyterian parsonage. officers elected: President Mrs J M Belt, Vice President Mrs George Lyman, Treasurer Mrs McLaren, Secretary Mrs F E Remmington.
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George J. Geary
Ireland
District Court
United States
W. B. Rogers
John
Republican Party
Montana
Thady Lynch
Mary H. McCormick
West
Anaconda Crittenden Circle
Presbyterian Parsonage
J. M. Belt
George Lyman
McLaren
F. EK. Remmington
Campaign Buttons Energize Anaconda Republicans
The Anaconda Republican Club secured 1,000 regulation campaign batons from National Secretary D. H. Stine at Newport. Hundreds in the Copper City wear the buttons already, while the Democrat press doubted turnout this year. The rapid adoption has left observers in surprise.
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Apaconda Republican (League) Club
D. H. Stine
Newport
Copper City
Democrat Press
Anaconda
The Floor Walkers at Margaret Theatre Saturday Night
Theatre ad notes George Sidney of Ward and Vokes star in The Floor Walkers to be shown at Margaret theater on May 19. Also includes mining notice in Helena and Butte notices about Belan Placer claim work and required contributions from co owners.
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George Sidney
Ward
Vokes
Margaret Theater
David Warfield
Heirs file mining patent for 5.57 acres in Montana claim
Mining application No 4181 from heirs of Patrick A Largey Meyer Genzberger and Gustave Gallick filed for a 5.57 acre Little McQueen Placer claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow county Montana. The filing follows a March 2 notice of intent and details the claim’s metes and bounds, conflicts with Lot 2936, and adjoining claims. First publication March 8 1900.
Patent Application Filed For Sunny Side Lode In Summit Valley Montana
Smith and John Hopkins filed an application for a patent covering 684.8 linear feet of the Sunny Side Lode Claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana. The notice of intention was posted March 26 1900 and the claim area measures about 4.08 acres with described boundaries and survey numbers. The location is of record in Silver Bow County and the filing lists Louisa A. Thornton Henry McCloskey Henry Smith and John McClosky as applicants with attorney Samuel Barker Jr. first publication April 14 1900.
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Land Office
Helena
Montana
Harry T. Lewis
Addreaa
Butte
Baltimore Lode
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
Sec
N. R
Cor. No
Cor
the Recorder of
West End Lode
Henry Smith
George D. Greent
Register
Recorder’s Office
State of
Bay Chief
Louisa A. Thornton
Henry McCloskey
Granite Ridge
George D. Greene
Samuel Barker, Jr
United States Land Office
Mont
Augustua P. van Dusen
Butte City
Copper Dream Lode
Anorgantc
Bow County
State of Montana
Unien Aed
Mining Patent Application for Mountain Chief and Blackwell Lodes
United States Land Office Helena Montana March 27 1900 notice that Mountain Chief and Blackwell Consolidated Mining, by Guy L Reed attorney, filed for patent on 14.21 acre Golden Crown Lode in Jefferson County with 1081.5 linear feet claim, intersecting Evening Star lode in part, survey No 5746, in Homestake district. conflict with Evening Star lode and adjacent claims noted, posted February 8 1900.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Kate TL. Cobbin
Butte
Blackwell Lode
Jefferson County
de Broca
Sur
Recorder of
Golden Crown Lode
Mountain Chief and
Blackwell Consolidated Mining Company
Mountain Chief
Chester A. Congdon
Blackwell Consolidated Mining
Guy, L. Reed
Homestake
Mi T. N
R. Se
Beene
Office
the Recorder of Jefferson
Kate L. Cobban
William P. Wall
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Cape Nome
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Amaconda
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Great Falls
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Frank M. Sullivan
The
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Jos
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William Richardson
Charles M. Buck
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Butte Land and Investment Company
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Leach
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Tuolumne Lode
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