Bankrupt Samuel Wolf to face creditors in June meeting
Butte Montana April 17 1899 In the District Court of the United States District of Montana Court of Bankruptcy Samuel Wolf adjudicated bankrupt first meeting of creditors set for June 1 1899 at 2 o clock in the afternoon at the court of bankruptcy 49 West Park Street Official notice includes trustee appointment claim proof and examination of the bankrupt Referee in Bankruptcy Thompson Campbell Dated May 18 1899 Train times listed for Leave Train Close Depot Walkerville Junction Burlington Garden (respectively) 8:30 am 1:00 pm 8:00 am 2:00 pm 2:30 pm 12:30 pm
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District Court OF the United States
District of Montana
Court of Bankruptcy
Samuel Wolf
West Park Street
Thompson Campbell
Sunday School Convention Closes with Profitable Session
The state Sunday school convention ends this evening after a three day event marked by strong attendance and interest. Delegates and officers are listed, with papers read on topics from church relationships to graded Sunday schools, and closing exercises planned at the Presbyterian church.
Murder In The Second Degree For Jim Santi
The jury found Jim Santi guilty of murder in the second degree after a three hour deliberation. Judge Napton scheduled sentencing for tomorrow, as district court and police court incidents unfolded including Bill Francis being sentenced to three months for assaulting his wife. The foreman read the verdict after a jury poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Santi
Robert Hamilton
Napton
Oles
Naptun
Santi
J. M. Kennedy
Bill Francis
Snr
Warth
Reading Helps Correct Vision with Proper Glasses
Children with reading difficulties may benefit from proper glasses to correct refractive issues. An optician notes that eyeglasses can improve focus and reduce strain, aiding study and daily tasks.
Montana Steam Laundry Strike Over An Unjoined Worker
Snowy morning prompts strike at Montana Steam Laundry as nonmember bookkeeper Florence Smith resigns. Manager John Scovil seeks replacement while union members walk out at 7 am but return by noon after Smith quits and leaves. Strikers resume work and calm returns.
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Montana Steam Laundry
Florence Smith
Miss Smith
John Scovil
Switches Under Construction on Brown Ranch Near Anaconda
Reports from Yankee Flats indicate about 100 or more workers are building H A P switches around the Brown ranch bought by Washoe Copper. A boarding house rises for silica camp labor while new switches target lime and silica quarries. The aim appears to extend B A P lines toward Yankee Points and Silver Lake for anticipated smelting needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Flats
Brown Ranch
Washoe Copper Company
Anaconda
Brown
Silver Lake
Riper Works
Amusements at Margaret theater and nearby events
The Margaret theater presented A Bachelors Honey moon with a large cast and lively scenes, but benches were largely empty. The Degree of Honor hosted a well attended gathering at H. Hale with music by the Margaret orchestra and a cake walk. Moritz Resenths concert at Raycist church drew a good crowd for Herr Rosenrhale’s moving classical performances.
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Margaret Theater
Mermira Theater
Alo. H
Mem
Bee
Margaret
Moritz
Raycist
Rosenrhale
District Court Updates in Maloney and Sullivan Cases
State prosecutes Frank Maloney for setting a dog on Chas. Davita in Imlay district court with County Attorney Duffy and Assistant Casey leading. Next case pits Pat Sullivan and Mire Hugh McLaughlin on bigamy charges amid estate matters and show cause orders. Jurors listed. amendments sought in an amended complaint filed by R. P. Pantevy under Dehorneve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Maloney
Chas
Davita David
Imlay
Duffy
Casey
Walsh and
James
Joe Wein
T) Leavy
M. H. Miller
Tut Mee Gints
Alfred Bengren
Brennan
J. J. Kinnig
T J. Suvacheh
Rogiehart
D. Davi
Eric Landette
and Theos McDevern
Pat Sullivan
Mire
Hugh McLaughlin
Panne T
Kenan
Mathane Real Estate
BR. Dehorneve
R. P. Pantevy
Divorce filings loom in Deer Lodge County
Cassidy the optician helps Cross eyes with correct glasses. Two more divorce suits expected in Deer Lodge County within days. Mrs Sanford Currier seeks divorce from Banford Currier on adultery with Mrs Walker, while Mrs Walker seeks reparation from her husband for desertion. Banford Currier and Mrs Walker were arrested for adultery but the case was dropped. likely divorces will follow.
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Deer Laige
Sanford Currier
Walker
Mrs. Walker
Banford Currier
Waterproof Duck Brand Mackintoshes for Women
Waterproof mackintoshes for women, the celebrated Duck Brand, for $3.50 and up. Just the thing for this climate. J. H. Strain & Co., corner Chestnut.
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J. H. Strain & Co
Corner Chestnut
Local Briefs From Deer Lodge And Butte Notes
Local items report visits by N J Richenberg and A P Cloutier, potted roses at Greigs, piano sales, church services, and a funeral notice. Census bureau inquiry, Deer Lodge officials meet May 4, and shipping oversight by W H Daugherty with Pacific Meat. Also noted are doctor Cassidy optician ads, a lumber price drop, a fatal thumb injury, and the death of Mrs A N Fishburn in Butte with funeral plans at St Pauls.
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G. Corset
McRae & Davidson
Cassidy
Optician
N. J. Richenberg
Deer Lodge
Montana
A. P. Cloutier
Butte
Greig’s
Aug. Meyer
E. Park
C. G. Scott
Great Falls
A. N. Fishburn
Greigs
W. H. Daugherty
Pa~ Rifle Meat Company
Tacoma
Big Hole
Mackintoghes, McRae & Davidson
Copper City
Lenges
Stories From Scotland A Folkloric Collection of Jests
A compilation of Scottish humor and tall tales featuring rustic dialect, eccentric locals, and village wit. Anecdotes include a spinster and minister, a lord fisher’s patience, and a laird’s accounting with a neighbor about a bill, all conveyed in lively regional speech.
Dillon News highlights and social notes from town events
H J Thompson visits Butte on business. Scarlet fever cases appear in town. Mrs J W Scott of Red Rock visits Dillon. Mayor Morse travels to Butte on business. W J Cox and wife from Twin Bridges visit. Red Rock merchant Emerson Hill and others in town. Normal students host small party. Miss Waldorf and Miss Cashmore absent due to sickness. Dan Shively joins Montana Mercantile. Charley Nelson resigns to ranch. Rosenthal piano recital at Dillon theater with tickets sold. Haines of Helena visiting Samuel Haines's harness shop. Shilling hosts last season dancing party. Dillon orchestra provides music. Passmore directs music events. recital postponed to May 22 due to Rosenthal. Snow in Dillon area affects sheep but aids cattle. Dan Grant seeks Seventh district trainman job in Pocatello. Clergymen Cattermole and Loughlen attend state Sunday School convention in Anaconda May 16–18. Visitors listed to Medlen hotel include Royer, Yost, Harrison, Quinn, Kirkpatrick, Alverson, Anschell, Kemp, Mrs Scott, and Cox. 1899 graduates program at Dillon theater set for tomorrow night. attendance urged. flowers not allowed on stage.
Remarkable Kansas brain bullet case ends in recovery
Crawford county resident Misa Mattie Stone survived a self inflicted gunshot to the head. Surgeons last week removed the bullet that had traversed a brain lobe, and the patient is expected to recover.
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Kansas
Misa Mattie Stone
Crawford County
Notice of stockholders meeting to vote on property sale option
Western Mine Enterprise Company trustees adopt a resolution calling a stockholders meeting on June 1, 1899 at 11 a.m. in Butte Montana to vote on a proposal to grant an option to purchase and sell for 45000 dollars all rights in numerous lode and placer claims and related properties in Beaverhead county with associated water rights and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Mine Enterpris Company
Montana
Silver Row Block
City of
Butte
Board of Trustees
Bannack
Beaver
Springfield
Washington Lode
Junction
Hillside Placer
Horace Placer
Beaverhead County
North Side Ditch
South Side Placer Claim
Pioneer Pace
Excelsior Placer
Junction Millette
Sury
Said
Certificate of sole ownership Carder Wall Paper Co
Charles V Frangman declares sole ownership of Carder Wall Paper Co after purchasing Herbert H Carder s interest. Montana Silver Bow County notarized on May 17 1899 by J C Bachelor notary public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Frangman
Carder Wall Paper Co
Herbert H. Carder
Charles V. Franzman
Forfeiture Notice On Green Copper Lode Mining Claim
Notice to Charles Colbert and Mary Campbell that the undersigned expended in 1897 one hundred dollars and in 1898 one hundred ten dollars in work on the Green Copper lode mining claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow Montana. Read in accordance with US mining law to hold claim through December 21, 1890s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colbert
Mary B. Campbell
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
Montana
United States
School district bids on Butte properties listed for sale
Bealed proposals will be received by the school trustees of Silver Bow county Montana for the purchase of three properties The Washington Annex on the Baltic Lode Butte 164 by 100 feet Travonia School on Spruce Lode Mining claim 91 by 150 feet and northeast corner of Washington and Iron streets and Grant School lots 3 4 6 6 7 in Belmont addition Publication day and bidding deadline Tuesday May 23 1899 with a ten percent certified check and right to reseat bids Chairman Henry Mueller and Clerk T Richards attesting.
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Silver Bow County
Montana
Towit
Washington Annex
Broadway
Butte
Travonia
Washington and
Iron Streets
Belmont
O'Ctock
Henry Mueller
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Board of
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Sherman Bros. & CO
Chicago
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Annaconda
Oregon Short Line
Paville
Walkerville
Burlington
South Butte
Otto Sedisenal
Mont
A. J. Huneke
Offica
Ps Om
Ian
Burlington & Gunderson
Respet
Helena
Northern Railway
Union Pacific
East
Anaconda Great Northe
William Burton
Mary Laird
Henry Crangle
Witherspoon
Pac
West
G. N
G.N
Anaconda News
Onda Offich
Cial Aven
Oma
Prom
W. B. Clark
W. T. Easter
Bell
Katherine Kohrs
Edith Earle
R. Guellette
H. E. Wolfe
J. C. B. Stivers
Misssoula
Enkins
A. A. Walker
Bills
Hom
W. M. Jordan
Wna
Morris Purgeeun
Derr Lodes
D. B. Price
J. A. Jevikine
Ofelork
W. R. Conener
Mre
John W. Eddy
Hugh Cork
Minneapolls
Hev
van Scor
Presbyterian Church
Optlelan
District Court
Census Bureau
M. Martin
Martin
C. W. Rameey
E. L.1 Bonier Company
Ramsay
Frank H. Woody
Missoula
County Commissioners
Lewis and Clarke
Deer Lodge County
Lewis and Clarke County
John Caron
Washington Street
Caron
TXL
East Commercial
Thomas van Scoy
Montana Wesleyan University
First Methodist Episcopal Church
van Scoy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Crittenton
Park
Mix Mamie Hurley
Mary McEachren
Cedar Street
Belle McEachren
M. J. Murphy
League of the Sacred Heart
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Scotland
Janet
Lasarus
Abraham
Aberdeen
Lenarkshire
Jaird
Wheela
Tang
Dillon News
H. J. Thompson
J. W. Scott
Red Rock
J. E. Morse
W. J. Cox
Twin Bridges
Cy Byther
Emerson Hill
Lesley Thompson
Dillon
Charles Haines
Rochester
City
Samuel Haines
Dancling
Harriet Waldorf
Raith Cashmore
Dan Shively
The
Montana Mercantile Company
Charley Nelson
Rosenthal
Dillon Theater
Dillon News Company
Idaho Street
Professor Shilling
Dart Opera House
Dillon Orchestra
Passmore
Dan Grant
Pocatello
E. G. Cattermole
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
M. B. Loughlen
Wm. Royer
Denver
T. D. Yost
Anareonda
J. P. Harrison
W. L. Quinn
Radford
Clarinda Kirkpatrick
Spring Gulch
W. W. Alverson
San Francisco
H. Anschell
Cleveland
H. Kemp
Omaha
Medlen
State of Montana
Silver Bow
I. C. Bachelor
J. C. Bachelor
County of
Silver How
State of
T. Richards
OYAL
Neravita Medical Co
Giinton & Jackson
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