Old Force Report Details Year’s School Work and Appointments
Regular school board meeting with President D A Tattle and trustees discussed the year’s progress. Miss Inez Elliott granted permission to run a summer school. M A Stapleton’s report reviewed Arbor Day, attendance at the Wet End school, and future enrollments. New teacher hiring and building assignments were announced, with several positions and substitutes named and the assistant principal role at Central abolished. Janitors for each building were appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D A. Tattle
A.C. MacCallum
DB. Twohy
George P. Wellcome
H.W. Stephens
B. J. Nadeau
M. A. Stapleton
Inez Elliott
Afne Callum
Beunmer Xohon
Roland Smith
Kilroy
Beeson
Olf
Mlle
Virginia Douglas
Anna Tennahan
Lincoln
George Cannon
Mary E. Berry
T. M. Sparks
Alice Mahoney
Edna Waterbury
Nellie Rhea
Grace Wisner
Mary H. Brennan
Minnie S. Dyan
Margaret E. Thomas
Ida Ft. O'Bannon
Nance E. Hardenbrooke
Esther O'Keefe
Mary Foley
Prescott
Margaret Gleeson
Teresa O'Donnell
Mary L. Shea
Jessie B. Blackstone
Anna Evans
Mary McHugh
Bryan
Mary McLaughlin
Harriet 5
Ke Ise Marchion
May Morse
Clara
Ant
Central
R. R. Kilroy
Mary B. Evans
Mary L. McDonald
Elizabeth L. Thomson
Blanche Mathes
Martha EB. Livingston Carroll
Harry Cannon
Corn B.lorse
West End
Marieay
Dougales Ertre
Anna Quig
Mary Cody
Margaret Maley
Miss Livingstone
Waxes
Anaconda
George T. King
John Fee
Leman
James A
Carroll
H. Cannon
Virgilio Bound Over In Murder Case Hearing
Charles Virgilio faced a preliminary hearing on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses and collecting fees to defend Santi on trial for murder in the second degree. Witnesses described a $1,000 payment for defeating the defense bid and a $190 promised payment to raise funds. The defense moved to bound over to district court with a $200 bond as principal witness Carr awaits further perjury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santi
James
Carr
Decoration Day Exercises Planned In Anaconda
Memorial day events in Anaconda on May 30 include morning school programs, afternoon memorial rites at Turkn er hall, and cemetery grave decoration. A parade and program are planned with committee chair E A Waterbury and assistants Miss Edna Waterbury Miss Mary Brennan and Miss Grace Wisner coordinating veterans fundraising and parade participants from schools and local societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Turkner Hall
E. A. Waterbury
W. W. Wright
G. 8. Wisner
Jeim Marchion
Geo. Elston
Edna Weterbury
Mary Brennan
Grace Wisner
Tife
District Court session details and verdicts summarized
District Court proceedings today covered several cases. Final discharge in the estate of John Barry. amended answers filed in Rastram v Thompson. continued cases in H J Allen v James Ryan et al. Expenses in the estate of Spencer Johnson allowed at 176.70. Out of ten criminal cases, six convictions include James Santi for murder, Frank Maloney for evading payment, Ed Sheppard for assault, Frank Shminton for grand larceny, Pat Sullivan and Mrs. Margaret Laughlin for bigamy. incest charges against Chris Etfinger and Al Courson were dismissed. State v Gutier was continued on appeal. Frank Stebbens’ case continued. W R Congaree charged with murder in the first degree, arraignment set for June 1 with trial to follow next term. August court session anticipated. judge and staff seek a rest to recuperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barry
Rastram
Thompson
H. J. Allen
James Ryan
Spencer Johnson
Jaimnes Santi
Frank Maloney
Sheppard Ascanti
Frank Shminton
Grard
Pat Sulliven
Margaret
W. R. Conn Egareed
Murcer
Mere
Old Friends Meet With Father Doherty in Butte餐
Jorge Kennedy and Mrs J M Kennedy hosted Father Doherty of the Paulist Pathers at lunch. Also present were Rev A R Coopman and Rev Ch G Follet though Follet was absent. Afterward the visitors toured the city before returning to the evening train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorge
J. M. Kennedy
Doherty
Pathere
Butte
Cente
Manila
Father Doherty
Judge Kennedy
Co. K Montana
A. R. Coopman
Chas G. Follet
Coopman
Kennedy
Helena A O U W Leader Speaks on Aims and Objects
Hon J W Riteley of Helena, past grand master workman of the grand lodge of the A O U Wy, lectured at Friendship hall on the aims and objects of the order. A large audience enjoyed the address and the evening program included several musical selections and solos before Mr. Kinsley speaks in Deer Lodge tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Riteley
Helena
Grand Lodge
The
Friendship Jtall
Order
Kinsley
English
Davidson
Renee Ese
Memy Miller Bolo
Julius Gertezer
Ida Marchion
Musse
Mise Wisner
Deer Lodge
Shirt waists at bargain prices from Strain and Co
Bargain shirt waists offered by J. H. Strain & Co at Chestnut and Park. Prices start at one dollar for basic waists and rise to a dollar fifteen for a larger selection, with a full assortment available for immediate purchase.
Local Briefs From Butte City Pages Occupants and Notices
Levi Davis visited Butte today while R and G Corset McRae and Davidson J A MacDonald of Salt Lake are in town E W Holly of Deer Lodge guests in the city Closing outs offered at bargains including Meyer 117 B Vio umbrellas $1 McRae and Davidson items low priced gloves and knitwear Local couple Emil Scholz and Lena Fleher married by Judge J M Kennedy Three riveted overalls sold at low price J H Strain and Co Chestnut Corner Park reports snow three feet but expects gold washings Alex Catell returns for his Beef Straight placer claim Peter Slatevich infant son of Mr and Mrs Slatevich dies funeral at St Peters Catholic church Great Northern Express and Postal Telegraph offices move to 117 East Park Ave June 1 O J Quivey of Philipsburg and other Montana soldiers pass through Butte en route home regiment recently mustered out in San Francisco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Davis
Butte
R. & G. Corset
McRae & Davidson
J. A. MacDonald
Salt Lake
Montana
E. W. Holly
Deer Lodge
Ing. “Meyer
McRae & da
Videon
McRae &Davidson
W. M. Goodman
Warm Springs
Leland
Emil Scholz
Lena Fleher
Anaconda
J. M. Kennedy
TX L Clothing
East Commercial
John Gibbons
J. H. Strain & Co
Chestenut
Corner of Park
Alex Catell
Peter
Joseph Slatevich
East Fifth Street
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Great Northern Express Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Commercial Avenue
East Park Avenue
August Meyer O. J. Quivey
Philipsvire
Second Regiment of
Government Engineers
Honolulu
San Francisco
Fire at 513 Cedar Street Causes Partial Damage
A small blaze at 513 Cedar Street caused minor damage when flames started in a lower floor factory area and spread between partitions. Firefighters contained the fire quickly. The house belongs to Hugh Whitcraft’s estate in Du Chas, Engen. damage likely insured for up to 1 billion dollars with policy held by M. J. Fitzpatrak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Street
Hugh Whitcraft
du Chas
Engen
M. J. Fitzpatelek
Mis taken for the Gardener in Leopold II Park Prank
Leopold II hosts a famed April garden party at Laeken. Two American women, mistaken for workers, ask to see the palace gardens and receive a guided tour. The king humorously offers details about his majesty, while Count d Oultremont is briefly involved. Visitors depart with a franc gift and a tease about an invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leopold
Belgium
Leeken Palnes
Ms Park
Ue Palace
Count d'Oultremont
Vieit
Guide
Gardener Seen as Palace Host Upsets Young Guests
Young women quickly follow a guide's suggestion and attend a palace invitation. At arrival they recognize their former gardener as the dignified host, adding to their confusion. The scene worsens when a 10 franc pourboire, mangling on the king's watch chain, is noticed.
Talking Idiot at Uptown Playhouse Sparks Discomfort
A theatrical audience piece notes an ill matched couple at an uptown performance. The man fills the evening with boastful remarks while the woman shows polite interest, finally reacting with blush and quiet dismay as the curtain falls.
Wedding Sensation at London Church Wedding
Reports from London detail unrest over church debates spilling into a fashionable wedding at Christ Church Piccadilly. Captain Dutton Hunt of the light infantry wed Miss Hopeton amid protests over his canonical marriage status and spectators fainting before the ceremony concluded. Also notes a Salt Lake excursion to meet Admiral Schley aboard a special round trip via Oregon Short Line with tickets and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Church of England
Christchurch
Piccadilly
Dutton Hunt
Light Infantry
Miss Hopeton
Associated Press
Admiral Sohtey
Salt Lake
Prople
Butte
Oregon Short Line
Aeason
Great Salt Lake
Mast Broadway
Montana
H. C. Wilson
Carder Wall Paper Co. Ownership Certificate Issued
Certificate declares Charles V. Franzman sole owner and proprietor of Carder Wall Paper Co. which formerly operated as a partnership with Herbert H. Carder, noting Franzman as the rightful proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vv. Franzman
Carder Wall Paper Co
Herbert ,H. Carder
Charles V. Franzman
Charles ¥. Franzman Havin
Health care promises long life through proper nourishment
A health era argument extols Mr Gladstone as an example of vigor through daily health care. It claims improper nourishment causes diseases and promotes Dr Jerce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood making remedy aiding digestion appetite liver and blood. It also touts Dr Lobeek ris cure constipation with a gentle laxative pellet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gladstone
Statesman
England
Jerce
Misa Laura Piersel
Fast Bethlehem
Washington Co
Eas
Sisikad
Lobe Ee Ris
Corrected Schedule of Mails for Butte Montana 1899 Arrivals
Corrected schedule lists mail arrivals for Butte Montana from May 1899 with routes from Great Northern East via Ansconia and Garrison Northern Pacific via Anaconda Walkerville and Burlington Station No 1 list includes butte and southbound lines. The fragment notes multiple rail lines and destinations including Oregon Short Line and Northern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Great Northern
S.ss.cccees
Ansconia
Northern Pacific
Garrison
Anaconda
Aes
Oregon Short Line
Deput
Seay
Walkerville
Nor
Pac
Weat
Burlington & Sun
Nor Paw
G. N
Helena
Great
Northern Railway Sreyery
Union Pacific
East
Ees
Transfer of Business Interest Acknowledged in Montana
Charles V. Franzman appeared before Notary I C Bachelor in Silver Bow County Montana on May 9 1899 to acknowledge he executed the instrument transferring all interest in the business from Herbert H Carder. The acknowledgment was sworn and seal affixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert H. Carder
Charles V. Franzman
State of Montana
County of
Silver Bow
I. C. Bachelor
State of
Montana
Sliver Bow
Feofment Notice Over Shared Lode Claim Obligations
Forfeiture notice to Charles Colbert and Mary Mampbell and heirs warns that $100 in 1897 and $100 in 1898 were expended on the Green Copper lode claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow Montana to meet annual labor requirements. If co owners do not contribute within 90 days of service or publication, their interest will vest in the claim holders. WILLIAM BURTON MARY LAIRD HENRY CRANGLE NINA B WITHERSPOON by W H HALL attorney in fact. Butte Montana March 16, 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colbert
Mary B. Mampbell
Summit Valley
Silver Bow Countty
Montana
United States
A. D
William Burton
Mary Laird
Henry Crangle
Nina B Witherspoon
W. H. Hall
Butte
Maren
Notice of stockholders meeting of Western Mine Enterprise
By resolution of the board of trustees at an adjourned meeting on April 17 1899 a stockholders meeting is called for June 1 1899 at 11 a m in Room 18 Silver Bow block Butte Montana to vote on granting the board authority to sell an option to purchase forty five thousand dollars of the Excelsior French Wadame Golden Leaf Springfield and Blue Grass lode claims in Bannack and Independent mining districts Beaverhead County Montana with official surveys listed in the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Mine Enterprise Company
Montana
Silver Bow Block
City of
Butte
Board of Trustees
Bannack
Beaverhead
Om- CIA
Beaverhead County Mining Claims and Purchase Option Details
A historic Montana notice lists numerous lode and placer claims including Washington lode, Pioneer or North Side ditch rights, and Junction mill site with official surveys 684 1 281 2 890 2 893 2 892 and 2 893 56 B. It outlines a staged purchase option with escalating payments from 1000 to 48000 dollars between 1899 and 1900, plus building rights and other premises. A. J. Huneke signs as Secretary in Butte on April 17, 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bool
Beaverhead County
Montana
North Side Ditch
South Side Placer
Junction Mill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda News
Flor 14
Virgilio
District Court
A. O. UW
Chestnut
Park
M. A. McLaughlin
Eleetric Holt
James F. Macucaskie
Mission Street
Meclaughlin
North Main Street
New York Mail and Express
Jouk
Jake
Sti
Dream of the Epicure
P. J. Brophy & Co
Salt Lake T
Admiral Schley
EA. Schoyer
Sherman Bros. & CO
Mont
A. J. Huneke
Nervita Medical Co
Ginton & Jackson
Chicago, Ill
Newbro Drug Co
Butts
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