Reunion Tonight for Livingston Volunteers in War Era
Livingston news reports a reunion at Hefferlin opera house tonight for returning volunteers from the war. Only four are expected: Lieutenant William H. Poorman Corporal Brandon H. Delart Privates Emory Bicketts and C. P. Houton. Events include a county tax issue and local notices about a mill, court actions, and a wedding at St Andrews church.
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Livingston
Hefferlin Opera House
William IT. Poorman
Brandon H. Delart
Emory Bicketts
C.P. Houton
Wheeden
Mayilla
Hicks Iy
Texas
Buchanan
Philippines
Beaman
Bozeman
John Kerrigan
Manila
Eitigene
Will & Thinees
Bullowhye
Miles
McCaw
Lashorn
Hom
Wanted
Blerce
Grace
Salt As Money Across Cultures And Centuries
A flood of anecdotes traces salt from ancient times to modern superstition, describing its role as currency, a pledge of hospitality, and a charm against evil. It cites Pythagoras, Pharisees, trades, and folk beliefs across Europe Asia and the Americas, noting rituals with salt at birth, meals, and new houses.
Champagne vintage outlook from New York Tribune report
The New York Tribune notes 1899 champagnes may be delicate in flavor but light in quantity, with burgundies on par with 1888 and very good regard for the vintage. The report estimates France and colonies will yield 1,200,000 gallons, valuing at about $100,000.
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Parle Gor
New York ‘Tribune
Eixperts
France
Algeria
All
Fragmented OCR: unclear campaign item from press
The readable portion hints at a political scene with names and a crowd response but most text is garbled. It mentions McKinley era style rhetoric and a wartime or transport reference. Details are too incomplete to identify a clear event, date, or participants.
Fragmented overheard dialogue from faded text
A garbled scene shows characters Chive Pein and Horatehibe discussing a box and possessions. The prose suggests a tense exchange and a focus on items within a travel scene, but names, places, and clear actions are incomplete.
Loki and Baste Reunite After Loss Tie Greeting
In a quirky exchange, Loki greets Baste warmly at the field, noting a prior desertion for a loss tie. Baste responds with a cryptic line about Cowie maprinl a tay devs agen, hinting at a renewed alliance and playful banter.
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Estate sale order sought in Lowley estate dispute
In Silver Bow County Montana the district court sets a show cause date for why an order to sell the real estate of Michael Crowley, administrator of the Michael Cowley estate, should not be granted. The notice requires publication in the Daily Butte Mountain newspaper for four weeks. Also included is a mining patent notice for Thomas J. McCall in Jefferson County for 97.77 acres of the Rocky Mountain Chief placer claim in Little Pipi Stone district.
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Montana
Silverhow
Mehaet Lowley
J.P. Collins
Michael Cowley
Wigfriet Court
Silver Bow
Dee
Michael Crowley
Tater Mountain
Montami
John Lindsay
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Mont
Thomas J. McCall
Butte
Rocky Mountain Chief
Little Pipestone
Jefferson County
Public notice of patent survey and filings in township land
The document announces a patent application and survey details for land in Township No 1, including metes and bounds, adjoining claims, and the official action by surveyor George Giskin. It lists parcel descriptions, references to Survey No 2481, and notes first publication October 26, 1899 with claim by Peter L. etc.
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Mmtes
Hinds
Carnee
Page & West
Ashing
Thane
Wink
Chenee
Lewis Lake
Wake
Gien I
Manis
Peter
Ie Polit
Fonie
Mitta Chania
Beri Mae
Seetlon
Greece
Degriek Weal
Corer
Uae
Seth Sy
Denies Rit
George Ty Giskin
Notice of heirship and probate in Montana lands and estate
Notice to heirs and claimants in Dewey Montana for a desert land claim and proof of irrigation. Hearing set October 11, 1899 before the district clerk at Butte. Names witnesses: Geno, Tl, Jensen, Forest. Also order for probate of Kate Noomey will in Silver Bow County with November 9, 1899 hearing and notice in Daly Inter Mountain. Judge Charles O'Donnell.
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Hersmy
John B. Pearentear
Dewey
Montana
M. M
District Court
Butte
Lasam
Joseph P. Collins
Peter TH. Geno
Mont
Ulrich Tl
Deno
James Jensen
Wm. Forest of Dewey
George D. Grnenez
Canree
Bilver Bow
Silver Row
Kate Pomey
Garrity
Daly Inter Mountain
John Lindsay
Charles O'Donnell
Sheriff Sale Notice In Butte Montana 1899
M A Lyons sues H D Fagan and George Willis in a sheriff sale set for November 1899 at two o'clock pm. The sale will occur at the front door of the courthouse in Butte Silver Bow Montana, describing Lot 18 in block 29 of Clark addition to Butte. The notice references the official plat and details of the property to be sold.
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M. A. Lyons
H. D. Fagan
George Willis
Butte
Silver Bow
State of Montana
Clark
Silver How
State of
Montana
Notice of mortgage sale in Silver Bow County Montana
Public notice records Patrick H. Rigan sheriff announces that Mevalsned, WoT, Metta, and S. T. Sol vise and Cogpartners doing business as MeRe & Solveson defaulted on a mortgage dated February 20, 1896 in the city of Butte Silver Bow County Montana. The second party will sell at public vendue on November 13, 1899 at 2 p.m. at the front door of the courthouse in Butte to satisfy the note with interest and costs. The property, described as Lot Four in Block 37 of the Thomson Addition to Butte, includes all appurtenances. Mortgage recorded in county clerk and recorder book T page 12, October 20, 1899.
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Aml
Cous
Sliver
Bow County
Montana
Patrick H. Rigan
Siver Bow County
Retnolde
Odt
T. Solvise
MeRe & Solveson
Pebrinis
Lyvion
Thitte
Van
Salveson
Pirties
Ratio
State of Montana
de Sey
Met
Butte
H. Dughes
Worlsigel
Anner
Silver Bow
Notice to Creditors for Henry Clay Stebbins Estate
Executors William Rowe and Lucina Bowe publish notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Henry Clay Stebbins deceased to present claims with vouchers within ten months. Claims must be exhibited at the office of Forbis and Mattison in Butte City Silver Bow County Montana. Dated October 12, 1299.
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Henry Clay Stebbins
Forbis & Mattison
Butte City
Montana
Silver Bow
State of Montana
William Rowe
Lucina Bowe
Butte
Land Office Notice of Final Proof for James Reece
Helena Montana October 1899 notices named settler James Reece will make final proof to establish residence and cultivation of Home Entry No 6056 on section 23 township 2 north range west before Butte clerk of court on November 7 1899. Witnesses include James Beelman W L Robbing Andrew Freeborn Edwin Hardisty Melrose.
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Helena
Mont
Butte
James Reece
James &Beelman
W. L. Robbing
Andrew Free
Oorn
Dwin Hardisty
Melrose
George D. Greene
Register
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Uuer
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Shay
Robertson
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Hency
Bellemeed
Ry Murray
Hennyy
W. J. Haverstock
Agsautt
Henry
Herman Loeber
Button
Ake
Women's Relief Corps
Tivingston
Thurriday
Dennis O'Hearn
Them Pacific
Iat
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Reek Yalleh
Cripple Creek
Colo
Mr. Hodges
Cripple Chock Mining Company
W. G. Atkinson
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Wo Hformer
Justice Bender
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Marts
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Sodom
Gomorrah
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Persia
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Verres
M. J. Rehleiden
I DE Salz
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Chiewge News
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McKinbs
Ohio
de Ve Link Press
Ater
Oman
Loki
M.D. Leghey
Psq
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Piso
B. Crandell
Manneyville
Fea, Con
K. J. McRae
T. Soly
Mortgageea
W. E. Carroll
Cook Fremedy Co
Ed Rena Oame
Buate Nese
Cook Remedy CO
Chicago, Il
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Weat
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Burlington Station No
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