Senator Clark Buys Large Timber Tracts North of Bonner
Senator W A Clark of Butte makes a major lumber land purchase in Deer Lodge county for 20718 75 dollars. The deal is the largest timber block sale in the county and adds to Clark s growing holdings this year and in Missoula county. A separate deed from R M Cobban to Clark in Missoula county covers tinder claims for 1250 dollars. All properties lie north of Bonner in the Big Blackfoot lumber district.
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W. A. Clark
Butte
Deer Lodge County
Clark
Deer Lodge
Missoula
R. M. Cobban
Missoula County
Bonner
Big Blackfoot
Big Blackfoot timber boom reshaping Montana lumber
The article notes Washoe Copper and Anaconda Copper operate Montana's largest lumber mill and sash factory. It discusses big land purchases in the Big Blackfoot district by Wisconsin firms, W. A. Clark’s timber investments, and plans to curb illegal cutting, predicting a tense shift in Montana’s lumber scene as timber becomes king.
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Washoe Copper Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montana
Big Blackfoot
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
King of the Forest
Bonner
Wisconsin
W. A. Clark
Clark
Young People Entertained at M E Church Event
Nine members of the M E church were entertained last night by Rev E G and Mrs Cattermole. An art guessing contest topped the program with solos by E By Pickel and others, invitations by Jennie Evans and Mildred Davidson, and many attendees including Dr Gutelis W H Weaver E K Lyman and numerous Mrs Templeton and Miss Templeton. Refreshments followed.
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M. E. Church
E.G
Barsinul Case Seeks Supreme Court Review
Assistant County Attorney John T. Casey plans to petition the supreme court for a writ of habeas corpus review in the Mes. Baenhill case pending in Silver Row county district court. The case concerns Deer Lodge prisoner Marnhill held on a habeas matter ordered previously.
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John T
Casey
Helena
Supreme Court
Orden
Baenhill
Nin
Dudge Napton
Marnhill
Walsh
Thirty-Silcond Anniversary Observance Noted at Manchester Utype WIR
Members of A Oo Ho and Daughters of Buindast gathered for the thirty second anniversary of the Manchoster Utype WIR held at Commercial Avenue corner. The program included opening remarks by President Willem Kolltien and performances by a local drum corps and vocalists, with attendees listening to recitations and songs by various local figures.
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A. Oo Ho
Buindast
Willem Kolltien
J. Keiys
Vooul
Missy Ryten Veya
Tt Rather Pollet
Bi Soby
Theman Leonid
Voral Michael Heaty
Veeal Sila
Andy Mincleoton
Master Tei
Rel Darina
Veoul Sete
Tosuo
William Komdas
J. Kelly
Audiense Good Save Tretia
Paying Railroad Tax In Deer Lodge County
Charls Swartz, general tax agent for the Northern Pacific Railway, arrived in the city and will list taxes due to Deer Lodge county. The work and issuing receipts will take several hours and afterward the county treasury will gain 15.00. Swartz plans similar visits to other counties where the company is assessed.
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Charls Swartz
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railway
Deer Lodge
Lens
Swarts
Northern Pacifi Railway Company
Sale of Daily Post-Intelligencer Reported in Seattle
A Seattle writer says the Daily Post-Intelligencer, described as the largest newspaper on the sound, has been purchased by the Northern Paville railway or agents for 350000 dollars. The report offers no sale details and lacks AP confirmation.
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Seattle
Anaconda
Daily Post- Intelligencer
Sound
Northern Paville Railway
Associated Press
Local Briefs and Notices from Gar rison and Surrounds
Brown, Gar rison’s leading citizen, visits the Montana. Farcy Bellflower apples priced at 1.75 with a few left at Tripp & Dradsvik. Rabbi Maurice Elxenberg of Butte plans to greet Anaconda friends today. Tim Dolan convicted of disturbing the peace and sentenced to 0 days in jail. For sale: a first class lodging house at 121 Mali SUPE. B Thompson, High School Trail manager, was a business visitor in June yesterday. Richard Spettigue has been called to a duty or event.
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P, Brown
Garrison
Montana
Tripp & Dradsvik
Maurice Elxenberg
Butte
Tim Dolan
Mali Supe
Sith B. Thompson
British Columbia people relocate to Butte for permanent residence
Mrs Mary Momersley and daughters and Mrs W H Laurence move from BC to Butte due to the serious illness of a brother. A large 5 cent lot at Anaconda Cash Bazaar, 409 East Park, is advertised. A storm from Storm Lake brings a crew down to finish work. Miss Isabelle McCaffrey travels to Great Falls to visit Miss Allaeys. Returning volunteers meet at 8 pm in City Clerk Peters office. Scarlet fever quarantines at 614 Birch and 612 Pine streets. City sidewalk project on Commercial avenue progresses. Great Northern train with snow plow indicates expected snow. Mr M A Dickey, ex-ANAC telephone manager, arrives from San Jose for ten days. Swedish Mission Sewing sale at 8 o clock tonight. Mrs S L Tripp hosts progressive whist. prizes awarded. Mrs Neal and Mr A G McLean win first. Nellie and Ree Ryan entertain about 40 friends with cards, music, dancing. Overdue accounts of Tripp & Bradfield may be turned over to constable after Dec 1.
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Anaconda
East Park
Storm Lake
Isabelle McCaffrey
Great Falls
Miss Allaeys
Returning Volunteers
Joesph Peters
Birch Street
Pine Street
Commercial Avenue
Main Street
Great Northern
M. A. Dickey
San Jose
Cal
Swedish Mission Sewing Society
Schureh
L. Tripp
Cherry Street
Sawyer
Drag
Neal
A. G. McLean
Nellie
Ree Ryan
Front
Dime Game Prank Ends With Laughing Wife
In the Philadelphia Inquirer tale, a man recalls a home dime-counting tale. His wife, chasing a playful fraud, guessed aloud that she had spent five dollars in dimes, and a staged miscount led to a humorous lesson about the bet. The pair reflect on their coin game and its lighthearted outcome.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Dillon hosts lecture and theatre week in 1899
In Dillon Montana a Friday lecture at Normal hall by Rev H F Cope discusses Folk Lore in England Scotland and America with a musical programme including Fantasia of Scotch Airs English songs and a March of the Men of Harlech The Noble Dramatic company presented Reuben Glue and Fanchon the Cricket with nightly crowds The band and orchestra praised for quality A furniture lucky ticket and a ladies rocker giveaway occur Saturday A Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs L Cashmore’s Home with 29 attendees A court trial convicting a man for rape and another for jail breaking noted plus local social and church events and locals traveling on business
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Mont
H. F. Cope
England
Scotland
America
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Miss Jacquette
Chambers
Harlech
Messrs
Bartch
Misses Page
The
Noble Dramatic Company
Reuben Glue
Fanchon
Dillon Theater
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. FB. Church
Then She Called The Dog Miss Sourface Romance Snippet
A dialogue fragment shows Miss Sourface questioning a tramp about romance. The tramp recalls a former sweetheart who resembled her, and the exchange hints at a ruler longing to run away with that person to marry, reflecting tense domestic themes.
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Miss Sourface
Trains Arrive at Butte from East and West
Trains arrive at Butte from the east and west with No. 7 at 3:55 PM and No. 9 at 12:45 PM.
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Butte
Butte Anaconda Local Time Table
Butte Anaconda local time table lists departures from Butte and Anaconda depots. Trains depart at 10 a.m., 1:05 p.m., 4:43 p.m., and 10:40 p.m. from Butte. 8:40 a.m., 11:55 a.m., and p.m. from Anaconda. Through trains connect east and west with Pacific Express to Portland. Oregon Short Line and Great Northern connections noted. Steamship tickets to Europe available via listed lines.
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Anaconda & Pacific
Union
Anaconda
Somra
Great Falls
Helena
Thernean
Northern Pacific
Wave Pacific Express
Portland
Oregon Short Line
Wes Lekets
Great Northern Railway
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway
Europe
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