Lost a Fortune Women Ord at Anaconda Entertains
Wealth and a failed sale tale unfold as Caloocan Casey departs by court order. Williams, once owner of a Rambler mine stake in Wyoming, sold his interest after the Anacopia move. The mine, now deemed copper promising, fetched 2,000 pounds to Ventura of London, denying Williams a fortune he nearly held.
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Anaconda
Casey
Thase
Walt
T. Willams
Smith Drug Company
Williams
Wyoming
Rambler
Battle Creete
Mort Steele
Anacopia
Ventura Corporation of London
Denver
Wiliams
Foresters Card Party Draws Large Attendance at AOH Hall
The Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters held a delightful card party at the AOH hall. Attendance exceeded expectations with the hall filled beyond capacity and more amusements than tables. Mose refused to join the whist game, but all enjoyed a very pleasant time. Alggean Casey left at ten to begin his journey this morning.
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Order of Foresters
A. O. H. Hall
Mose
Casey’s Flight Toward Butte Sparks Justice’s Threats
A fragmented report describes Casey fleeing the city toward Butte after orders from Justice Frank Kennedy. He faced a six month jail term for a $50 debt, with instructions to leave town and return if he stayed past twelve. The tale hints at a grim coercion and a public sense of inevitability.
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Butte
Casey
Frank Kennedy
Anacosta
Rhaie
Seulooran
Abiaeret
Daviee Kennedy
Wyte
Sheryl
Gasey
Thanksgiving Exercises At Local High School Program
A Thanksgiving program featured readings by several students including Ella Nolan Voral Duvt Missa Gray Otterron and others. The event highlighted the President's Thanksgiving Proclamation read by Nora Nolan, manager of the High School Trail, with performances by multiple members of the class.
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Thankesiviig Progeiym
Sudeum
Atteriody
Comelstiner
Proenmattoy
Ella Nolan Voral
Missea Gray Aid Otterron
Reelition Vrerers
Frede
Local Briefs From Butte and Nearby Visit
Thomas Shea of Butte is in the city today and Lowndrs Maury of Butte is in Anne cinta today. The union Thanksgiving services will be held tomorrow evening at the Methodist Episcopal church with pastors and congregations from Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist and Scandinavian churches taking part. The musical program for the occasion will be especially interesting.
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Thomas Shea
Butte
Lowndrs Maury
Annecinta
Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Iby Une
Ian
Hard on the Hands of Trolley Car Conductors
The Philadelphia Record notes young conductors face rough hands from six months of contact with brass rails and swinging along car ladders. They say the palms grow callous from summer days and rail work, and soft hands return only when the open cars resume next spring.
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Philadelphia Ecord
Elixir of Life Claim Attracts Readership in Washington
A Washington man in a patent office claims to have found an elixir that can extend life to 150 years or more by supplying new atoms to the body. He asserts the body’s matter continuously changes and that a seven year cycle yields a new body. He will share a simple formula and typewritten instructions after a fee of 100 dollars for the poor or 500 dollars for the rich, according to the Chicago Record via Washington Correspondent.
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Washington
Washington Cor
Chicago Record
Fragrant violets define Baltimore taste versus north
A Baltimore florist notes a clear odor preference among local women. Baltimore violets must retain natural fragrance, while New York and other cities favor large odorless blooms. Even violets shipped from Virginia quickly lose scent, prompting reliance on freshly picked flowers to please Baltimore women.
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Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Albemarle County
Virginia
Reflections of a Batchelor from a New York Press missive
A dated quip on women’s roles and social behavior. The piece jokes that women should be ready to provide for themselves, noting that many items women own were bought for others but kept because the owner valued them.
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Bo Ione
Elaba
New York Press
Many Officers Elect Prepare Bonds and Entertain
The article notes officers elect preparing bonds with the county clerk, a Union Thanksgiving service planned by the ministerial association, and a lively Modern Woodmen event at Oddfellows Hall with an oyster supper. College students attended a dance at Maxey hall, and a social evening featured carroms and dancing, ending with plans for a larger future entertainment.
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Oddfellows’ Hall
Maxey Hall
Impoverished Club Member’s Dutch Treat Scheme Exposed
A New York newspaper item recounts a downstage club member who used lunch and dinner drinks to borrow meals from casual barroom acquaintances. He charged meals to his club tab, signed checks, and kept cash for emergencies until a governor’s inquiry halted the scheme. Investigations reveal others in the club had used similar credit methods, prompting changes to club credit practices.
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Intervills
Nan
Ue Hole
Tan
Caugit
Tron Trade of Fittsburg Priesthurs Portuced Output
The report claims Fittsburg Priesthurs produced half of Pennsylvania iron output during a tour, claiming it equaled a large share of national production.
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Fittsburg
Priesthurs
Pennsylvania
United States
Big Montana mining and discharge notices span state court actions
The document details bankruptcy discharge proceedings for David Parry of Butte Montana with a court set for December and public objections possible. It also covers a Masonic Temple Association trust deed hearing to authorize mortgaging Lot 30 Block 2 in Butte, and mining patent applications for the Apex and Columbus Arcede lodes in Silver Bow County with detailed survey data and adjoining claims.
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United Soutees
Dietmer
Montana
David Parry
Butt
Gall Court
Tutte
Silver Bow County
Hiram Knowles
Butte
Monana
Bealy
Second Judicial District
State of
Silver Bow
Masonic Temple Association of
John Lindsay
Blacket Court
Deer Lodge
Masonio Temple Association
Rutte
WM FE
Calroll
Tritate
Patent Application for Buckhorn Lode in Montana
No 4319 United States Land Office Helena Montana October 27 1900 notices Josiah F Beck T Clowes Miles and John Lawrence have filed for a patent on 140L newer feet of the Buckhorn Lode located Moose Creek Mining District Silver Bow County Montana. The notice records the survey number 083 and provides measurements and boundary lines along with adjoining claim Elkhorn Lode. First publication October 27 1900.
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Little Pine
Silver Bow
Montana
Beara South
Mensry Stebbins
Recorder
Siiver Bow County
Calumet
Narciate Ledaux Appliant
Calumet Extension Lode
Walter McKay
Maud S
Helena
Henry L. Johnston
Oliver P. Johnston
John Norman
Halver Larson
Butte City
Discovery
Columbus Lode
Arcedé Lode Minning
Fummit Valley
Silver Bow County
N. R
Sur
Arcede Lode
County Recorder's
Silver Hownnty
Arcee Lode
Aur
Orth Sur
Savina Lode
Johnston Lode
Oliver BP
Johnston Et al
Iimant
Ail
Silver Moon
Henry L. Franks
Appleants
Oliver
Johnston
Greene
Samuel Barker
Appricanty
United States Land Office
Josiah F. Beck
Butte Mortana
T. Clowes Miles
John Lawrence
Dewey
Discovery Cut
Buckhorn Lode
Moose Creek
Conaing
Buckhorn
Lady Lote
Bily Y How County
Elkhorn Lode
Josiah FF
Beck
George D. Green
Roelster
No. 318 application for patent in Helena district
United States Land Office Helena October 27 1900 reports Nellie and Joseph Labouchere of Melrose Montana with post office details and patent application notes for lands.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Afoutain
Nellie
Nareixsy Ledsax
Joseph Labouchere
Melroge
Mont
Have
Train schedules and departures from Butte depot
The notice lists No. 13 and No. 44 trains, local and through services west and east, with departure times from the Butte P. N. P. depot and city ticket office. It includes westbound Garrison Local departures, through Pacific trains, and mixed service days, with late afternoon and evening timings.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Missouri River
Denver
Colorado Points
N. P.city
Butte
Billings
Missouri
Colorado
Sally Sorpeeieteereenes
At, Paul
Eastern Points
Gay Lasthaesssieeey
Whitwhall
Twin Bridges
Rom N P
Total Freight Depot
West
Garrison
All Points West
le Min
Pacific
Main and Parks
W. H. Merriman
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Seattle
Portland
Pacific Coast
Helena
Great Pails
Great Falls
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Richard Golden
New England
Jed Prouty
Anaconda Real Estate Insurance Agency
M. J. Fitzpatrick
R. de B. Smith
Marcus Daly
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Daly Donahoe & Greenwood
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Ethel Lougbridge
West Mendenial Street
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R. A. Quaintance
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Will Shabarker
Harry Loughridge
Emeline Oakwood
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Gertrude Ponsford
Millie Chavey
Ethel Loughridge
Joseph Davis
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J. Benton Leggat
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Royal Arch Masons
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