Rapidly Nearing Completion of Dear Lodge County Courthouse
The Dear Lodge county courthouse and jail on Main street near completion at a cost of 100000. The sandstone courthouse features a steel and copper tower to be admired from the valley. Interiors show oak woodwork, marble, tile, and steel stairs with an elevator planned to connect offices and the courtroom. The jail east of the courthouse adds a brick wing with a newly added kitchen and Otis steel cages ready before other parts finish.
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Dear Lodge County Court House
Walla
Descriptions of a Sturdy Jail Structure and Procedures
The account notes a steel cage design with a solid top over the prisoners. The cells emphasize strength over comfort, while lighting is adequate. Ventilation and prisoner handling are reported as good by those who claim to know, though comfort remains limited.
Receipts From Badg Sales At Local Hall Totals
A list records receipts from volunteer badge sales by businesses and individuals including Mona Burg daughter of Secretary H R Burg who won a first prize gold watch donated by M Hammerslough. Numerous merchants and names appear with badges sold and total cash from the sale.
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Mona Burg
H.R. Burg
M. Hammers Slough
School Board Minutes Reveal Budget Strains And Staffing Changes
A short school board meeting discussed deferred measures, substitute teacher payments, and staffing shifts. Miss Quigley offered to substitute with pay demands. Miss Shen remained on file for resignation reasons. Miss Cody was the sole substitute teacher for six months. The district anticipates about 9000 of 19000 tax levy funds next month, with cash needs to be bridged by bank borrowing. Superintendent Stapler reported on the Lincoln school walkout dispute, deemed exaggerated and resolved. A claim from County Assessor George Milery covered a special tax bill of 150 for assessment work, to be paid from levy funds. The board authorized reimbursements and considered hiring decisions pending tax-derived funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A ‘Tut Ve
Stephens
Miss Shen
Missy Cody
Stapler
Lincoln School
George
Millery Hehoe
Mik
Veterans Return Home Prominent Soldiers Visit Families
The article notes many volunteers from Company M and Company K returning from wartime service to visit parents and siblings before settling. Edward J. Hanlon, sergeant, will travel to Dublin Ireland to connect with his parents and prominent local family. James T. Cannon heads to St Paul for a visit with his Iowa-based parents.
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Amiens Cates
Companiad
Anaconda
Montana
California
Egbo
Brie
Edward J
Hanlon
Company M
Dublin
Ireland
James T. Cannon
Company K
St. Paul
Iowa
Patriotic Silk Picture From Philippines Shown by Captain Kelly
Lieutenant Miles Welly presents his brother Captain W M Kelly with a handworked silk depiction of an American soldier dying with the Stars and Stripes in his arms. Four insurgents watch as the flag is clutched, a scene praised for its vivid artistry and respect for the flag seen among Pacific relics.
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Philippines
Anaconda
Miles Welly
W. M. Kelly
Kelly
Pacific
Local Briefs From Anaconda And Nearby Areas
Marcus Lyng of Butte visited Anaconda friends last evening. Union restaurant seeks a first class dining room girl at 313 East Park. McCormick, Northern Pacific agent, was in the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Maroney came from Helena and went to Deer Lodge. Dan Watson was sentenced to 60 days for stealing clothes from Strain's store. John Elkins of Garnet visited daughter in Anaconda. Arthur Smith returned from New York after the Dewey demonstration. Robert LaRoux is sick at St. Ann's hospital with fever. McEvoy, trainer for Smith Reynolds stable, back from the east. Daughertys came from Butte to visit B. J. Ryan, dangerously injured but improving. Mart S. Raley and musician Hawkins leave for the east. Rennelky and St. Joe, Mo. Lieutenant OLeary and several Company M men leave by evening. Civil case Maetlet Va Mire Barnhill vs. others pending, jurors summoned. attorneys named. The piece notes long delays and efforts in local legal matters.
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Union Restaurant
East Park Avenue
J. Be, McCormick
Butte
Northern Pacific Railway
J. G. Maroney
Helena
Deer Lodge
Dan Watson
Strain
John Elkins
Garnet
Dan Roach
Arthur F. Smith
New York City
Dewey
Robert A. LaRoux
St. Ann's Hospital
Anaconda
Vat McEvoy
Smith & Reynolds
St. Joe
Arthur O'Leary
W. P. Fisher
Paul Nichols
H. l L. Tanner
Paul
Barnhill
Attorn
Davey
Janes
Three Weddings in Anaconle As Last Night Unfolded
In Anaconle three weddings were held last night with Fred Walkup and Ley Fuddleston, Ernest Jombe and Anna Bo Henge, and Gust Nycoist and Ean Peterson among the couples. The ceremonies were officiated by Rev. Cy Cederburg at the homes of the couples' families, following wills by Rey Bo Ga Cattermoly and others.
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Fred Walkup
Ley Fuddleston
Ernest Jombe
Anna Bo Henge
Gust Nycoist
Ean Peterson
Emma Merorsan
Rev
Cy Cederburg
Five Breweries Amalgamated In Anaconda Region
The Inter Mountain reports a brewing consolidation in Silver Bow with The Anaconda brewery joining Centennial and Silver Tow breweries of Butte. Nissler's brine stock at Silver Bow station is mentioned, and Henry Moeller of Butte is noted visiting Anaconda with Helmsman Tarbited date details unclear. Abe Melee travels to Billings as plans unfold for the merged firm.
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Anaconda
Centennial
Butte
Nissler
Silver Bow
Pie
Henry Moeller
Hutte
Anaconiia
Isson
Ole
Anaeoinla Poopie
Mate
Hint
Porriz
Ayool
Firetesi
Muuller
Tie Eau
Anau
Hue and Silver
Deal Not Completed in Centonndel Negotiations
Fragmented OCR text implies failed deal involving Mueller and a party in a historic or local dispute. Officers of a Dominion or county body questioned whether the stiletto matters or deal had been finalized. No clear names, dates, or places are specified.
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Cyneamind
Diewrey
Bernhardt A Hard Worker Sparks A Stage Portrait
A lively preface to Mr Hue tele volume on Rava Bernhard describes a day in the life of an energetic actress. The text follows her feverish routine from stage prep to wardrobe, lighting, and late-night business, capturing her intense drive and dramatic scenes.
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Hue
Tostand
Public notice of mortgage sale in Silver Bow County Montana
Public notice announces McRae & Solveson mortgagees will sell at public vendue on November 13 1898 at the Butte courthouse to satisfy a note of 350 dollars with interest. Property described as Lot Four in Block Three Henry addition to the city of Butte. Mortgage executed February 20 1896 by Frank H Hughes.
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T. Solvéesom
McRae & Solveson
Frank H. Hughes
Butte
Siiver Bow County
Montana
McRae & Selveson
Silver Row
Mata
Henry
Reste
Silvey
Frank A. Husger
Audh
Silver
Ursuline Convent and St. Joseph's Academy Notice
Ursuline Convent fourteen miles west of Cascade on the Montana Central Railroad offers English and classical courses with art music and modern languages and a healthful climate. Terms are moderate and telephone connections arrange conveyance at Cascade. St Joseph's Academy is a separate boarding school for boys under fourteen addressed to the Mother Superior.
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Cascade
Montana Central
St. Joseph's Academy
Railway Time Tables HAST No 12 Anaconda to St Paul
Railway time table notices list services from Anaconda to St Paul with daily and semi regular runs. The schedule shows departures around 0:00 pm 1:10 pm 11:40 am 11:80 am and includes names H Merriman A G A and officials Mont Chas, 5, Fee, G P & T A of St Paul Minnesota.
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St Paul
Guny Ee
Whitebarl
Bune
Tay
Hony
Norety Moncey
Brigny
Butta Anaconda & Pacific Railway Local Time Table
Butte and Anaconda trains depart at 10 40 p m with morning and afternoon runs. Union station Anaconda shows departures at 7 20 p m and 3 00 p m for through trains east and west with connections to Great Northern and Oregon Short Line. Pacific Express to Portland and Northern Pacific through routes listed, with steamship tickets to Europe via the lines.
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Ave Butte
Butte
Ogden
Utah
Union Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Southern Pacific
Denver
Colorado
Queen City
Omaha
Nebraska
Chicago
San Francisco
Cal
Union
Anaconda
Great Northern
Anacondayam
Great Falla
Helena
Northern Pacific
Pacife
Portland
Montana Central Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Spoe Wane
Seattle
Kootenai Country
Oregon
California
Alaska
Japan
China
Twin Cities
Flyer
Dail
Great Falls
Great Northern Flyer
City
North Main Street
J. E. Dawson
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Anaconda News
Commercial Avenue
Mme, Young
Standard Drug CO
E. Park Ave
Marcus Eem
Donahoe
M. B. Greenwood, Daly,Donahoe & Greenwood Bankers
Anaconda, Mont
General Banking
Bell Exchange
New York
England
France
Germany
The
Orient
National Park Bank
New Yor
Union National Bank
Fiest National Bank
Omaha National Bank
Omah Bank
Californian Francisco
M. B. Greenwood
Louie
V. Bennett
F. C. Norbeck
BADG
School Board
Gvast
Marcus Lyng
FLW
C. White
A. ©. M. Company
Belt
J. Merar S ‘Qi Soly
Morigagees
W. E. Carroll
Atiheney For
Mort
Rentia
Deeree
Pia & Mattison
Wile City
Transeasta
Montama
Wittra
Pittie
Monhiva
Tanaies
Fileno
Mont
Get
Men
James Reece
Tie
Gail Land
James Speehvan
W. L. Robbins
Andrew Freeborn
Edwin Hardisty
Melrose
Geronge D. Green
Register
J. D. McGregor
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Canada
Marton's
South Main Street
Ursuline Convent
Mount Angela ST. Peter P. C
J.e.taite
Ee Wire
Iren Rall
York
M—Krom
Standard Pullman
Gnaha
St. Joseph
St. Louis
H. Merriman, A. G. A. Buttd
Chas
Fee
G. P
T. A
St. Paul, Minn
Theast
Sal Lake Oid
Worly
Broadway
H. O. Wilson
D. E. Burley
Salt Lake
Laer
Butta
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Washington
T. Louis
Lincoln
Seattle Tacoma
Ō Poka
Kansas City
Phil Daniels
Mapa
mK _ TOWNSEND
Gp&t.a
E. J. Flynn
Salt Lake, Utah
T.P
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE
Santa Fe
Courh
Nere
Texas
City of Mexico
Paints
New Mexico
Arizona
W. Ta Ber
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