Boy Meets Death Roy Pennington Fatally Injured
In Anaconda on November 6 Roy Pennington, 13, son of Morefine Pennington, was fatally injured while riding a pony. He was dragged after his saddle turned, and died at 9:30 AM after medical care failed. The family, longtime Anaconda residents, previously lived in Portland. Also in district court Judge Napion ordered dismissal of Lulu Larson's damage suit against the City of Anaconda.
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Anaconda
Ray Finningdon
Pennington
Montana Meat Company
New
Avnoitoy Works
Roy
Phy
Wryal
Penningtons
Portland
Ove
Tudge Napion
Lulu Larson
Idaho fruit industry pioneer H A Kertz visits Nampa
H A Kerts a prominent Nampa citizen visited the city with Superintendent Hickey of Anaconda foundry to discuss fruit industry growth. He helped attract settlers to Western Idaho and foster orchards and fruit raising as a main regional industry. He aims to establish a canning factory with Montana capital and have a plant built at Nampa for next year.
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H. A. Kerts
Nampa
Idaho
Bunday
Hickey
Anaconda Company
Kertz
Montana Capital
Nampa Onl
Alleged thieves captured after wagon theft tale
Late Saturday night near the rear of the banc an alleged theft end in a pursuit as W. M. Walsh and C. Vineyard reported a brand new wagon stolen and recovered along the street around 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Walsh
Theft of Loom Wagon Led to Canyon Arrests
Three men Thomas O'Brien Herbert Johnson and Charles Rasmunsen were arrested after a wagon used to remove a loom was found six miles up a canyon. The theft prompted an investigation starting with wagon tracks in snow and led to the ranch near the canyon where the suspects resided. Mr Walsh had previously befriended O'Brien and questions arise over possible motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conley
Thomas O'Brien
Herbert Johnson
Charles Rasmunsen
Walsh
O'Brien
Some Family Differences Warrant Filed Against Dr Quirk
A warrant charging Dr Thomas Hr Quirk with disturbing the peace was witnessed by his mother in law Mrs E Pennicard in police court. Pennicard testified the doctor mistreated her daughter and gambled and drank. She and Mrs Quirk met Quirk near Broadway and Main street where she advised the wife not to go with him. The doctor allegedly cursed her and told her to mind her own business.
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Thomas Hr. Quirk
E. Pennicard
Mra
Pennicard
Dr. Quirk
Mrs. Quirk
Main Street
Broadway
Hight & Fairfield
Quik
iMré
Daly Donahoe Greenwood Bank Continues Under Same Name
The estate of Inter. Marcus Daly and surviving partners M. Donahoe and M. B. Greenwood will continue the banking business formerly conducted by Daly Donahoe & Greenwood. No changes will occur in management or operations under the existing firm name.
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Daly Donahoe & Greenwood
Anaconda
Mont
Brang
St. Paul
Omaha
San’ Pray
Aco
England
Ireland
France
Germany
Orient
National Park Bank
New York
Union National Bank
Chicago
First National Bank
Pau
Omeha W National Bank
Bank of California
San Francisco
Inter
Marcus Daly
Messrs. M. Donahoe
M. B. Greenwood
Buaiavex
Daly, Donahoe & Greenwood
Daly, Donahoe
Local Briefs and Theatrical Jests from the City
In town over Sunday were F. E. Marian of Butte and Mrs. M. W. Shelly with her daughters from Sandose California visiting friends. A Margaret theater audience enjoyed Why Smith Left Home full of laughs. A banky humor exchange follows with a mock court subpoena from Montana.
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F. E. Marian
Butte
M. W. Shelly
Sandose, California
Smith
Margaret Theater
Tle
Notice of land contest and stockholders meeting in Montana
Land Office contest announces hearings over a homestead entry held by Henry M. Wolf and heirs with final hearing set for December 1 1900 before the United States Land Office in Helena. Separate notice warns stockholders of the Montana Placer Mining company to convene December 1 1900 at 8 p m in Butte for director elections and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Titerlor
United States Land Office
Henry M. Wall
Helen
Montana
George Schise Mey
Silver Row County
Selingk
J. Wy N. Wy Y
Township
Henry M. Wed
Henry M. Wolf
United States
C. M. Parr
Butte
Bert
Rewistoy
Trevelver
Helena
George J. Grrane
Treutster
Butter Land and Investment Company Mining Claim Notice
United States Land Office Helena Montana October 24 1900 notice that Butter Land and Investment Company a Montana corporation by Simeon V Kemper attorney in fact whose postence ad is recorded seeks mining claim status and related filings in the Butter district indicating legal action and corporate involvement in land applications.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Butter Land and Investment Company
State of
Simeon V. Kemper
Mortgage Request By Masonic Temple Association Of Butte
Notice in district court calls for interested parties to show cause why the trustees should not be authorized to mortgage the Masonic Temple property in Butte Montana Lot 20 Block 29 original townsite to secure indebtedness and issue bonds or debentures under corporate seal and name. Hearing set for Saturday in Department No 1 at the Butte courthouse.
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Second Judicial Distrit
Montana
Silver Bow
Maxonic Temple Association
Butte
John Lindsay
Lo Ang
Davember
Hla
Duttey
Deer Lode
Masonic Temple Association OF
WM. BE. Carroll
Patent filing for 160 acre Helen Placer Mining Claim
George D. Greene Register reports dress in Butte City Montana has filed for a patent on 160 acres of the Helen Placer Mining Claim in Silver Bow County designated Report No 175 Township 2 North Range 7 West. The notice of intention to apply for a patent was published October 13 1900, with adjacent claims Xenophanes Placer Butte Lil and Investment Company to the west. The location is recorded in the Silver Bow County Montana recorder’s office in Book B on page 489. Publication date October 25 1900.
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Butte City
Montana
Helen Placer
Mintz
Silver Pow
Artional Township
Range 7
Io Recorder
Silver Baw
Iacer
Prema
Xenophanes Placer
Butte Lil and Investment Company
Applicane
George D. Greene
Register
United States Land Office
Helena
Mon- Lutu
Josiah F. Book
Butte
T. Clowes Miles
Hikhorn
Dha‘ty
Elkhorn Lode
Con Holnt
U. 8
Shang
Erees
Lewes
Silverbow County
Huckhorn Lode
Josiah F. Keck
George D. Green
United States
Omee
Metena
Gember
Puiloa
John A. Birvard
Byle
Krystal Lede
Helles
Bitualey
Jefferson Fee
Montania
Boon “Zife
Lode Lewalions
George DD
Green, Register
M. L. Blackford
Discovery Shaft
Little Ping Siling
Silver Bow
Inthia
T He Maude
Lada Wisurveyed
Henry Stebbins Clamant
Recorder
Siiver Bow County
Henry L. Johnston
Oliver P. Johnston
Jona Noman
Ffalver Tarson
Addeese
Montan
Discovery
Columbus Lode
Mummit Valley
Silver Bow County
Sur
Sec. 17
TN. R
Arcede Lode
Norhwest Corner
Beara
Leyine
Tecorder
Ollen
Silver Low
Columbus
Arcede
Hook “Im
Columbus Lanta
Aus
Santi
Oliver I Dutaton
Aimee
John
Jon Dade
Oliver
Johnston
Gmos
D. Greene
Bamugl Harker, Jr
Hirst Publication
Ortober
Patents Filed For Elkhorn Buckhorn Lodes in Montana
United States Land Office Helena Montana October 27 1900 lists Josiah F Book T Clowes Miles and John Lawrence filing patent applications for Elkhorn Buckhorn and Krystal Lode claims. Descriptions reference discovery shafts location monuments bearing trees and survey numbers with measurements in feet and acres. Also notes notices posted October 26 1900 and increases in claim outlines with adjacent lodes and county records in Silver Bow Jefferson and Deer Lodge areas.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Josiah F. Beck
Butte Montana
T. Clowes Miles
Silver Bow
John Lawrence
Dewey
Siiver Bow
Mange
Deeres
Bi Bow
Sosiah Ieal
Complex Mining Patent Filings for Apex and Columbus Lodes
Public notice details two mining patent applications in Silver Bow County Montana. Applicants claim 1.84 to 2.29 acres per lode with specified survey numbers, discover pits, and adjoining claims including Maude and Calumet Lodes. First publication October 27, 1900, listing survey numbers 6080 4300 6026 6027 and involved parties Henry L Johnston Oliver P Johnston Jonah Norman and Halver Tarson.
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Anaconda News
Main ST
Montana Hotel
Boy Meets Death
Roy Penningto
Larson
Mr. Kertz
Idaho Fruit Industry
East Commercial Avenue
M. J. Fitzpatrick
R. de B. Smith
Donahoe
B. Greenwood
M. B
Greenwood
Louisvy
Bennett
Nort Beck
Maggie
Phovle
United States of America
District of Montana
Frank Rodder
District Court of the
Rutle
Buckingham & Hecht
Hiram Knowles
Hersor
Geo. W. Sproulre
Seal
Lurk
R. T. B. Stapitens
John A. Shelton
Lontest Nott
Monetana Placer Mining Company
J. R. McCracein
Hennessy Buding
J. RB. McCrackiy
WM. E. Carroll
Mt. Moriah
A. BR
A.M
Geo. W. Andrews
Silver Bow Lodge No
A. PF
A. Wral
King Solomon Lodge
Pore
M. I. Baker
U. S
Tene
Nurliwe
Eithat Narcisse Ladyux
Joseph Labouchere
Ig Melrose
Santa Fe
Oden
Kansan City
Atchison
Union Pacific R. R. Co
Duntless Sherman
Royal Highway
Jetter
Cheate
Salt Lake City
AL QO
Wilson
Great Northern Railway
Qreror Short Line
Northern Pacific Railway
Bieamah
N. P. Sta
Linings
Bt. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Colorado Points
Artive
Patt Cae
Ty Paw
Q. Rives
N. Pltty Putte
Tiilings
St. Loui
Kanes City
Missouri River
Colorado
Whitehall
Milly
Win Bridges
Saturdacy
Norris
Weer
Garrison
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Great Maud Wo
Tain
Tuilay
St. Louie
Huh
Sleemiy
Dino
Phil Daniels
Ayty
Butte, Mont
Southers
Tam Ta
Uckets
North Main Street
O. Wilson
D. BE
Burley
Bult Lake
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