Estate of Gustav Juston notice to creditors
Estate of Gustav Juston deceased. Administrator J. P. Collins invites creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication at 9 East Granite Street Butte Montana. Also notice from Helena hides land office regarding townships plats and land entries closing October 1500 with George D. Greene as Register.
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Gustav Juston
Enid
Sald
East
Granite Street
Butte
Montana
Silver Bow
State of
J. P. Collins
Gustave Juston
Henry W. Trask
Inter Mountain
Department of the Interior
United Elues Land Office
Helena
Mont
George D. Greene
Meighan heirs seek unpaid representation on location claim
Co owners Catherine Meighan James Meighan and others claim five years of representation work on the Melphan wariz Lodiining quartz location in Silver How county Montana. They say the sum of 100 dollars was expended for each year 1895 through 1900 and seek unpaid compensation and a proposed undivided five sixths revision under state law with deadline ninety days after publication.
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Catherine Meighan
James M. Meighan
Sonnie
Melphan
United States
John H. Johna
Mining claim notice in Montana filed under Baker attorney
United States mining application No. 4229 records a claim by Baker with a mailing address in Helena Montana. It details survey numbers Amended Survey No. 6 A and related corner bearings and distances in Silver Bow County, with portions in conflict to Survey Nos. 1325 and 2% acres excluded, and lists adjoining claims and parties on file.
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United State and
Helena
Montana
A . Baker
Silver Baw County
Krouth
Beara
Bura
Perorsen
Recorder c
Wesley P
Kilbride
Otisco Rey
Elda
Lode
Lot
Carrot
Burver
Thomas M. I. Baker
So's
Seventeen Attend Opening Day At State School Of Mines
Seventeen pupils attended the opening day at the State School of Mines as Professor Nathan B. Leonard foresees enrollment reaching between 40 and 60 within a week. Four applicants seek advanced studies and examinations are scheduled for tomorrow. The new facility boasts a chemical laboratory with Michigan School of Mines inspired tables, advanced ventilation, and complete ore testing machinery.
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State School of Mines
Nathan B. Leonard
Leonard
Butte
Michigan School of Mines
Colusa-Parrot Mining Company
Anaconda Company
Helnge
Galveston Sufferers Spark Butte Charity Debate
Mayor McCarthy said Butte has not taken steps to aid Galveston storm survivors while politics occupy attention. He urged charitable action and noted Western Union has authorized the Butte office manager to frank all Galveston relief committee messages for aid to the sufferers.
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Butte
Galveston
McCarthy
Western Union Telegraph Company
Galveston Relief Committee
For Her Sake at Sutton’s Theater This Week
A dramatic Russo-Siberian melodrama titled For Her Sake centers on a Russian prince’s love for four sert forms amid intrigue and heroism. The production opens Sunday September 16 for a week with matinees, praised for strong themes and novel comedy elements.
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Sutton
New Theater
Harris Discharged After Preliminary Larceny Hearing
In the case against Charles Harris charged with grand larceny for stealing a $300 Mamond ring from Grace McGinnis, the preliminary hearing before Justice Nichol concluded last evening and the decision was withheld until today. The justice discharged the defendant when court reopened this morning.
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Charles Harris
Grace McGinnis
Change of Time for Oregon Short Line Trains
Effective September 6 the Oregon Short Line afternoon train will depart Butte at 4 p m instead of 4 25. Check the time card for additional schedule changes.
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Oregon Short Line
Butte
Dissolution of Partnership in Butte Montana
Notice declares the mutual dissolution of the partnership at Shields avenue and Galena streets Butte Montana. John Mannell will assume all obligations and collect all assets as the remaining partner. Dated September 12 1900.
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Shields Avenue
Galena Streets
Butte
Montana
John Mannell
Notable Visitors In City From Dillon And Helena Notes
BH Thompson from Dillon and Joseph Hewey with wife arrive in the city. T W Poindexter Jr state auditor and Helena figures in town. Herman tians Helena merchant, BR F Shaw from Great Falls. Mrs C O'Brien of Ted Lodge visits friends. John F Cowan Pony mining man in city. Various others from Helena Missoula Spokane Butte arrive or depart. Bergstrom orchestra leader returns after ten weeks in Norway Sweden. Midnight sun noted in far north.
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BH. J. Thompson
Dillon
Joseph Hewey
Missoula
T. W. Poindexter, Jr
Herman Tians
Helena
BR. F. Shaw
Great Falls
Lure
C. O'Brien
Ted Lodge
Wt. H. King
Kansas City
Northern Pacific
John F. Cowan
Pony
Guy
C. B. Smith
Nolan
H. C. Wilson
Butte
Mra
Cullen Spokane
Martin Buckley
Salt Lake
Henry Altenbrand
Manhattan
P. Sweeny
South Dakota
T. M. Place
Chicago
Phil Daniels
Daniels
Burlington
Nebraska
W. T. Hales
Wallace
Idaho
Killbuck
P. H. Scanlan
Norway
Sweden
Bergstrom
Qalte
Local Briefs From Butte and Nearby Areas
Local notices report services and sales from Orton Bros pianos and organs and Montana Music Co. A new restaurant Engilah chop nouss opens at 103 South Main, plus a divorce alimony request in Lizzie McLeod vs Daniel McLeod. A mower of legal trouble, August Sunberg, faces charges after alleged indecent language incident. Banister's shoes win Paris medal, plus sixteenth fall styles at Hennesay's.
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Orton Bros
N. Main
I. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Wall Paper
Butter Wall Paper Coo
Hamilton Street
Dr. Forayih
Tandy Owsley
A. E. Jones
East Parkey City
Larkin
Oregon Short Line
Europe
Engilah Chop Nouss
South Main
Frank M
James P. Fourtin
West Park Street
Sunberg
Officer Laughlin
East Ga
Jena Street
Lizzie McLeod
Daniel McLeod
Hoyt
Banister
Hennesay's
Police Court Passes Harsh Sentence For Drunks And Youth Misconduct
This morning in police court three drunks pled guilty while jailed youths Abe Goldman Israel Yosfolaky Bennie Pearlman Bennie Yosfolaky and Laula Pearlman faced discipline. Judge Sullivan admonished the five for disturbance at Main and Galena, releasing them after parental promises to reform. Red cited a bond of 60 dollars for a separate case and faced a Friday trial. Butterick’s October pattern and Delineator display noted for sale at Hennessy’s.
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Sullivan
Boyle
Rea McNally
Red
Abe Goldman
Israel Yosfolaky
Bennie Pearlman
Bennie Yosfolaky
Laula Pearlman
Officer McGillie
Main
Galena
Judge Sullivan
Lacey Talks Of Past Life In Jail Interview
Dante Lacey spoke with Inter Mountain reporter in the county jail describing a Standard interview and alleging misrepresentation. He recalled service in the Geronimo era and warned of a debt claim, claiming $400 paid to Patrick Mullins and distancing himself from a four year old Leary killing allegation.
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Dante Lacey
Inter Mountain
Torday
Lucey
Standard
Helena Power
Tle
Hennessy Company
Patrick Mullins
Mullins
Timothy Leary
Silver Bow Canyon
Leary
Anaconiia
Butte
Lacey
Arizona
New Mexico
Geronimo
Black Range
Dry Creek
Amie
Fire Department
Garrison Denied Writ In County Court Hearing
Judge Clancy denied Walter Garrison a writ of habeas corpus after a petition was heard. Garrison will remain in the county jail until his case goes to trial in district court. The charge involves short-changing a man named Riley in a business deal. Dr. Hammond returns from Europe to resume practice between October 1 and October 15.
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Clancy
Walter Garrison
Garrison
Riley
Hammond
Europ
Malicious Mischief Charge In Justice Court
A complaint charging Frances Patterson with malicious mischief was filed in Justice Nichols court last evening. The defendant, who appeared in police court yesterday morning, is accused of carving up valuable wearing apparel belonging to Caprice Williams worth nearly $400. The Indies of St Johns Guild plan a bazaar at the parish house during the week beginning October 1. See Saturday Inter Mountain for details.
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Frances Patterson
Justice Nichols
Caprice Willams
Indies of
St. John's Guild
Concerts at Columbia Gardens to Draw Crowds Next Sunday
Manager Wharton of Columbia Gardens announces sacred concerts starting next Sunday to attract patrons. The Moston and Montana band will perform that Sunday between unspecified hours. A bicycle raffle planned for the 7th at 124 South Montana Street is postponed until all tickets are sold.
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Wharton
Columbia Gardens
Aacred
Moston & Montana
South
Montana Street
Shots by the score in Dallas death roundup
Dalits, Sept 12. W H McGrath of Dallas Electric Light says from Galveston that vandalism has run wild. Martial law failed to stop it entirely as Adjt Gen Scurry’s men arrest hundred plus negroes. Three were court martialed and shot for looting corpses. One man carried 23 pages with rings.
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W. H. McGrath
Dallas Electric Light
Dallas
Galveston
Scurry
Page
Chinese minister seeks exemption from U.S. interference
Washington report states the Chinese minister visited the state department on September 12 and obtained a favorable response to his application filed yesterday for exemption from interference by the United States regarding Li Hung Chang's journey from Peking to Pekin.
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Washington
State Department
Thia
Li Hung Chang
pBbanghat
Pekin
Boers Declare Guerrilla War Strategy Amid Rift at War Council
A London dispatch reports the Boers will formally declare guerrilla warfare. General Botha reportedly dissented but was overridden by the council of war. Kruger is said to be feeble and mobile, with leaders including Steyn and Delarey at Nelspruit.
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New York
the Tribune
London
Botha
Lord Roberts
Council of War
Belfast
Kruger
Nelspruit
Steyn
Viljoen
Christian Botha
Pournle
Delarey
Lucas Meyer
Koomatiport
Fire devastates Rockingham Hotel area at Narragansett Pier
A major blaze at Narragansett Pier destroys the Rockingham Hotel and adjacent buildings including the Casino Hazard’s block and the Knights of Pythias block along the beach. Twenty small Burns and Sons stores burn as flames threaten more properties. Estimated loss reaches $450,000 as of 2 PM.
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Narragansett Pier
R. 1
Rockingham
Hazard's
Knights of Pythias
James G. Burns and Sons
US moves toward China talks as Li Hung Chang headed for Pekin
Washington reports the United States is pressing toward negotiations to end the present troubles with China. A decision to aid Li Hung Chang’s journey to Pekin was sent to Minister Wu and a warship offered if requested by Sir Robert Hart. Chinese efforts to stabilize the situation face ongoing violence and property damage, with four provinces unsettled and Shanghai under threat.
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Washington
Ching
Li Hung Chang
Pekin
Robert Hurt
State Department
Robert Hant
Neaw Rothelians
China
Shang- Hai
MISTREATED PRISONERS AND SOUTH AFRICA CRISIS
London reports from September reveal President Kruger’s move toward ending hostilities in South Africa as Boer commander General Botha signals possible surrender. Lord Roberts condemns harsh treatment of prisoners at Pretoria, noting sickness and deaths from neglect, poor food and medicine.
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London
Kryger
Vaal Mmlver
Lorenge Manyues
South Africa
Lorenzo Marquis
Kruger
Botha
Inehtet
Ketger
Tell
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Trauiry
Lord Roberts Adits
Government aid plan following Texas hurricane strikes
Washington received Governor Sayers telegram asking a West route vessel be sent to Galveston to help communication between the authorities and the relief effort. The message was sent to the treasury and the revenue cutter Winans was ordered to sea. The West Wause tender Arbutus was instructed to clear for Galveston from New Orleans. The Galveston cutter, anchored at Galveston harbor, is presumed to be at sea after three days without contact.
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Washington
Sayers
Texas
Treasury Department
Ander
House
Patrd
New Orleans
Galveston
Galveston Disaster Toll Soars Amid Relief Efforts
Houston reports Galveston loss estimates from 5 000 to 10 000 dead as refugees continue arriving. The city opens homes and public buildings for shelter while relief work proceeds rapidly with thousands of dollars in donations. Hoodlums have crowded all relief trade.
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Houston
Galveston
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Allen
Toot-Eash
Olmstead
le Roy
N.Y
School OF Mines
Western Union
Hennessy
Hennessy’s
Harris
E. A. Beans
Butterick
Hennessy's
Horse
Knox
First National Bank
Pagegeli
Sponte
Ariiles
Internal Revenue Exchanges
U. S
Aes National Bank
Posit
Tere Starz
Emerson B
Weirick
Abova
Ino
Dutton
Andrew J Davis
Wohn E Davis
Sutton's New Theater
Rusco & Holland
Russia
Grand Opera House
Dick P. Sutton
The
Academy of Music
Charles E. Blaney
Charles A. Taylor
J. E. Tuite
S. Montana
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