Whitehall Montana School House Bid Notice 1900
Bids for constructing a two story brick school house at Whitehall Montana are due by noon September 20, 1900. Proposals must include a 6 percent certified check and 50 percent bond, with plans available from the Whitehall school clerk or Butte architects. The trustees reserve the right to reject all bids.
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District No. 4
Whitehal
Montana
Whitehall
Silver Bow
Butte
W. Morris
Mont
Notice to Lease Grand Opera House in Butte Montana
Notice to bidders to lease the Grand Opera House on West Broadway Butte Montana. Sealed bids due by 6 p m September 1900 at Sanders and Sanders No 5068 Hennessy Building. Each bid must include a $100 certified check. receiver L P Sanders may reject all bids. notices prior are abrogated.
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Grand Opera Fiouse
West Broadway
Butte
Montana
Hennessy
Sanders and Sanders
L. P, Sanders
Notice for Publication No 4237 Castes Faes Land Office
Notice announces Florance Sul ant of Butte Montana filing a patent for 0.535 acres on Atsin lode mining claim in Silver Bow County with details of bearings distances and survey No 6838. Adjoining claims include John Bull and Roman Stem lodes. recorder page 191 book S records location. publication dated July 1.
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Faes
Helena
Monrut
Florance Sulant
Butte
Sont
Nemus
Atsin Lode
Bliver Bow County
Montana
Lowe
Freud
Thane
Legrees EL
Reta Aa
Recorder
Silver Row
Arren Ley
Henry Smith
Iecel Crossman
John Delaney
Grhene
Register
Irs
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Gustave Juston
The administrator of the Gustave Juston estate in Silver Bow County Montana calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at 9 East Granite Street Butte Montana.
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Gustav Juston
East
Granite Street
Butte
Montana
Silver Bow
State of
Dumbbells At Institute Highlighting Physical Culture
The second day of the Teachers Institute reports 212 teachers in attendance with vigorous sessions. Miss Clara Corbin leads dumbbell and physical culture work in the high school, while Miss Bracken and Mrs. Flat Supt Hamilton cover art and music topics for various grades. Visitors attended, and tomorrow features a vocal solo by Miss Mamie Finnegan and a recitation by Mrs. W. W. Cheeley.
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Min« Volts
Wierick
Clara Corbin
Miss Corbin
Corbin
Department of Music
Flat Supt
Hamilton
Misa Bracken
Are
Levi J. Wild
Miss Howard
Mamie Finnegan
W. W. Cheeley
August Police Report Totals For City Department
Chief Lavell released the August police department report detailing 357 arrests, including 171 males and 186 females, 68 disturbances, 76 drunks, 10 assaults, 166 inmates, and 37 miscellaneous cases. Fines totaled 1838 dollars, meals for prisoners 138.60 dollars, lights 5 dollars, 33 lodgers housed. Property stolen 1680 dollars, recovered 1435 dollars, 131 pawnbrokers reports filed, 1272 pledges recorded. The report goes to the city council tonight.
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Lavell
Police Department
Personal News From Around The Region
Joseph K Clark returns from Coeur d Alene Levi J Wind leaves for Pioneer Telegraphers convention Mr Wild has 88 years in telegraph service Tom Gorrie named superintendent at Santa Ysabel mine Trinity county Cal Gorrie previously led Jumiper mine Ben J Fine travels from Virginia City and operates Gravilty range placers ground prospected beyond guessing point and likely great gold production soon
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Joseph K. Clark
Coeur d'Alene
Levi J. Wind
Pioneer
Wild
Tom Gorrie
Butte & Boston Company
Santa Ysabel
Trinity County
Cal
Gorrie
Butte
Ysabel
Ben J. Fine
Virginia City
Mr. Fine
Permit Issued for $1000 Building at Front and Iowa
Inspector Kennelly grants George Free a permit to erect a $1,000 building at the corner of Front and Iowa streets. The brief notes the death of John Henry Naughten aged 2 months at 608 West Park Street and funeral arrangements set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at St Patrick's Church with a mass celebration.
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Kennelly
George Free
Front
Iowa Streets
John Henry Naughten
W. J. Naughten
West Park Street
St. Patrick's Church
Mags
Copper Market Closing Quotations Mixed at Inter Mountain
The Inter Mountain in Bostvun reports copper mining shares closed mixed on Sept 5. Amalgamated and Calumet & Hecla show varied figures with Tamarack Osceola Utah Con and other names in the list.
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Sperin
Inter Mountain
Bostvun
Amalgamated
Sada Teteee
Calumet & Hecla
Itv Ag
Tamarack
Osceola Utah
Idle and Profligate Divorce Action Initiated
Mary A. Knight filed for divorce from John D. Knight in district court today. The complaint alleges improper conduct and inaction as grounds, highlighting marital disputes and seeking legal relief. The case opens a civil proceeding in the family court system.
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Mary A. Knight
District Court Today
John D. Knight
Woman seeks custody and property in adultery suit
The plaintiff alleges the marriage to the defendant on June 15, 1886, in Butte ended due to his jetile and dissipated conduct and failure to support. A child born to the union, now 11, is in the plaintiff’s custody. She seeks ownership of an Ophir addition lot mortgaged for 400 dollars and foreclosed last month, plus custody of the child.
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Butte
Ophir
Jury to Try Pooley in Protracted Murder Trial
The Pooley murder case begins jury selection after a late start with Pooley observing jurors closely. The prisoner appears healthy in jail as attorney Thresher plans his defense amid many witnesses and frequent venue excusals signaling a lengthy trial.
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Pooley
Thresher
Freight wreck near Tusler leaves three injured and one dead
Northern Pacific freight train No. 8 was wrecked early today three miles west of Tusler due to rail spread from heavy rains. Fireman Warren was killed, Engineer J. C. Sorenson lost four fingers, and Brakeman Washington was badly injured. A passenger train and a special stock train had passed over the rails before the wrecked train.
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Livingston
Pacife
Tusler
Warren
J. C. Sorenson
Washington
Roosevelt at Saratoga rally stirs GOP at convention
Governor Roosevelt electrified the Republican state convention in Saratoga New York Sept 5 urging voters to reject Bryan and Metcalf and warning that anti administration sentiments would threaten national debts finance and industry He argued for continued expansion in the Philippines and dismissed militarism as a political slur while calling Americans to uphold national strength and honor.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Roosevelt
Bryan
Metintey
Philippines
Hawaiii
Alaska
New Mexico
Idaho
Far East
Empress Drives Boxer Crisis as Empress Dowager Moves
London dispatch reports the empress dowager pushing the imperial court toward action in Pekin while foreign powers seek to assure protection of the emperor and his house. Refugee accounts from Tientsin describe exhausted American missionaries and the siege’s fear rather than widespread famine.
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New York
Tribune
London
Li Hung Chang
Tai Yuen Fu
Pekin
Yung Lu
Hsu Tung
Tsung Chi
the Times
Shanghai
Standard
Ten Tsin
Tien Tsin
Legations
Great Convention 10 Represent Montana
The Montana convention proceeds with resolutions at 7 o clock while dignitaries Hon Knute Nelson and ex Senator J L Wilson are set for addresses. David E Folsom of Meagher County appears likely to be nominated governor by acclamation with other party leaders hosting guests tonight. A reported state auditor candidate Capt E W Wynne of Butte weighs options as divisions surface over earlier legislators.
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Tts
Committee On
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
J. L. Wilson
Washington
David E. Folsom
Meagher County
Jems
Lee Mantle
Carter
Fourth Legislative Assembly
W. A. Clark
E. W. Wynne
Butte
Silver Bow
Black Eagle Band
Great Falla
Connecticut Republicans Nominate George McLean for Governor
New Haven Conn Sept 6 Republicans meet to nominate a state ticket and electors. Contested influence between Fyler chairman and Fessenden over two gubernatorial candidates. Fessenden backs D T Wearn er of Salisbury Fyler backs Geo P McLean of Binsbury Russell named temporary chairman. McLean named governor on first ballot.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
O. R. Fyler
Republican State Committee
Samuel Fessenden
Fesenden
D. T. Warener
Salisbury
Mr. Fyler
Geo. P. Mclean
Bimsbury
Russell
Charman
Committee On Credentials
George McLean
California Republicans Meet Amid Calm Opening in Santa Cruz
In Santa Cruz California the Republican state convention opened with perfect weather. Delegates gathered with few caucuses held as the opening was delayed until the afternoon. Even at the headquarters little political activity occurred.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
Salt Lake on the Rise Census Figures
Washington reports Salt Lake City's population at 58,531 as of now, up from 44,443 in 1890, an increase of 8,688 or 19.37 percent. Albany shows 1894 population 416, against 94,923 in 1890, a decrease of 772 or .81 percent.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Salt Lake
Albany
Boer General Delarey Dies of Wound at Elands River
Telegrams report General Delarey, a Boer leader, killed by a wound at Elands River. Washington prohibitionists back a Dunlap ticket with woman suffrage. Danby sues for 50000 after horse whipping by brother in law. Chip Charger dies near Ohio SD, loyal to whites. Helen to pay 21319 to Puget Sound water company receiver. German shipowners to gain about 150000 pounds indemnity for wartime detention. Portland street carnival draws large crowds. salmon catch down on Puget Sound. Indian relief near five million through government works. Recent rains forecast crop support. Salina Southwestern and Solomon Valley railroads sold to Union Pacific. Boer sympathizer Van Ness jailed flag incident at Bar Harbor.
Billings fair set to feature $3,000 in races and more
Reported events include the Billings fair opening next week with $3,000 offered for horse races and additional attractions. Other items note a resignation from a Gentlemen's club over hostility to British guests and stolenhorses in Livingston bound for the English government.
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Gentlemen's Club
City
Billings
Hounds Lost On Mountain Hunt Returned To Camp
A. W. Combs and companions from Crescent City were missing two of four hounds during a week long hunt in Del Norte county mountains. On the fourth day the two Combs hounds returned, and Judge Cutler later informed that all hounds have been recovered after a reward advertisement was issued in his name.
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A. W. Combs
American Granite and Marble Company
Combs
A. W. Fiedier
R. 0. Baldwin
Charles Dietz
Daniel Murphy
Robert Boyer
Crescent City
del Norte County
Cutler
Comba
Hounds Rescued From Bear Threat After Miner Finds Them
In the mountains a miner, hearing barking for days, found two hounds at the base of a large tree where a bear had climbed for safety. The exhausted dogs Melba C. aged 2 and Queen C. aged 7 were cared for, then sent to Judge Cutler. They will be returned to their owner.
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Oaklanders
Elephant beetle claims world insect crown in Venezuela
The text notes the elephant beetle as the largest insect, weighing about half a pound when mature. It includes a colorful aside about Uncle Eben and a quip on dancing from a New York Press item. The piece also covers Bruce Benner of Coffeyville selling a supposed feathered dog fraudulently covered with pigeon feathers.
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Venezuela
Missy
Eben
New York Press
Bruce Benner
Coffeyville
Kan
Benner
Reading Between the Lines Becomes a Lesson for Fish
A Philadelphia Press quotation depicts a mother fish urging her young to learn to read between the lines as they request lines of food. The brief fable-like exchange highlights wit and literacy as survival tools in a playful, period-tinged tone.
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Philadelphia Press
Beginning That Way Baby Remark Sparks Small Town Debate
A Philadelphia Press snippet shows a proud mother praising her baby and a temperance neighbor offering a remedy for colic. The playful exchange captures local color and community dynamics.
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Philasdelphia Press
Stage name ready made for May Giddie on stage
Tess notes May Giddie plans to rise on stage and expects to build a name, though she finds a sweet off society novel worthy of recognition. Jessica adds that the idea once felt necessary, but the chosen moniker proves charming and apt in society circles.
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Tess
May Giddie
Jess
Philadelphia Press
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Yang Tsun
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