Elope ment Sparks Joy in Deer Lodge
A surprise elopement in Deer Lodge tied Ronald Wals hington and Minnie Walker, daughter of Rev A A Walker, as they wed in Anaconda with two friends present. They returned by overnight, receiving congratulations from the local Inter Mountain circulation. Rev Walker and mother move to East Helena. Miss M Sweet to visit east. Various locals and visitors noted. police chief Jack Lavelle spent a day in town.
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Frank M. Daniels
Lucy Lear
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Inter Mountain
A. A. Walker
East Helena
Jack Lavelle
Butte Apent
Dee Lodge
Jack
Excursion rate to Twin Bridges Fair announced
The Northern Pacific offers a round trip fare of one and one fifth from points between Butte and Bozeman for the Twin Bridges fair on Sept 17. Tickets go on sale Sept 1 and 16, valid to return by Sept 17. A special train departs 9 a.m. from the local depot for Twin Bridges at $1.50 round trip.
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Twin Bridges
Northern Pacific
Butte
Bozeman
Bent. Wth
Northern * Pacific
Special Excursion Bridges to Twin Bridges
Northern Pacific runs a one day special excursion from Butlin depot to Twin Bridges and return on Sunday September 17. The train departs at 9 a.m. with a round trip fare of 1.50 dollars, offering a same day return for fall travelers.
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Northern Pacific
Bute
Twin Bridges
Butlin
Hamilton Daily Court Session Lights Major Trials
The district court convened after adjournment with forty jurors returned and five excused abroad. The state versus Millard Sherrell over a steer killing is pursued by the county stockgrowers, with lawyers from Missoula and the city. Jurors sworn include H. T. Tabor and J. W. Tabor among others. incidental cases involve guardianship outcomes for two Ferguson daughters and a jail term for John O Connor.
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Hamilton
Roberteoh
Edward Heppard
A. J
Treadway
Millard Sherrell
Marcus Daly
H. T.tabor
A. 8. Peterson
M. Kercher
J. W. Tabor
John Schofield
B. A. Fisher
J. A. Porter
J. E. Craddock
Carl B. Shut
Abel Buck
L. Mckinney
Peter’s Pence and the Leonine Wine Project
Pall Mall Gazette reports a bold proposal involving influential financiers and papal officials. The plan centers on showcasing a Vatican viticulture wine at Paris Expo next year, labeled Leonine wine of Leo XII I and produced from Vitcan gardens with a St. Peter’s Vatican image.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Papal Court
Leo XII
St. Peter's
Vatican
Leo Xiit
Vatican gardens tale of Peter's Pence and wine scheme
The passage discusses a proposed arrangement where half proceeds would go to a company and half to Peter's Pence, or a guaranteed yearly sum to the Holy See. It references Leo XIII, Pius X, and a wine scheme linked to church funds, with Leo reportedly disapproving. A gardener named Giovani is mentioned during a palace stroll.
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Vatican
Holy See
Peter
Leo
Uwchurch
Len
Pius
Palace of Salt Brings Crystal Exposition to Salt Lake City
A grand display titled the Palace of Salt proposes a crystal palace attraction in Salt Lake City with a Midway Plaisance, Hagenback's wild animals, and the world’s fastest bicycle track. The Rio Grande Western railway offers stop over privileges and luxurious dining car service for through tickets via Butte agent W. C. McBride.
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Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Weat
Hagenback
Rio Grande Western Railway
Pullman Palace
W. C. M’bride
East Broadway
Butte
Notice of dissolution of partnership Wo Hoy & Company
The partnership between Charles Young and Tom Kee doing business as Wo Hoy & Company at 19 South Wyoming Street Butte Montana is dissolved by mutual consent Tom Kee retires and his interest is acquired by Charles Young. Charles Young continues the business as Wo Hop Sing Kee & Co and will settle all obligations and collect all accounts as of September 7 1899.
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Charles Young
Tom Kee
Wo Hoy & Company
Wyoming Street
Butte
Montana
Mv Utual
Wo Hop Sing Kee & Co
Sali
Wo Hop & Co
A. D
Billings County Fair Round Trip Fare Notice
The Northern Pacific names a fare package for Billings Montana fair week September 10 to 16. Tickets sell September 11 to 11 inclusive from Miles City Butte and Helena stations and are good for return through September 21.
Sale of Live Stock Notice by Baptiste Guay
Baptiste Guay will sell at public auction a sorrel mare four years old bald faced and unbranded to recover care and pasturing charges. The owner Miller unknown, mare placed Sept 1897 at five dollars per month for one year, no payment. Auction at Butte court house front door Sept 6 1899 at 2 pm.
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Baptiste Guay
Butte
Silver Bow County
Montana
Mont
Ursuline Convent Mount Angela At Cascade Montana
Ursuline Convent Mount Angela advertised fourteen miles west of Cascade on the Montana Central railroad with extensive grounds and healthful climate. English and Classical courses plus Art Music and Modern Languages. Moderate terms and telephone connections for conveyance from Cascade St Josephs Academy. Separate boarding school for boys under 14. Address provided.
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Cascade
Montana Central
St. Joseph's Academy
St Marys Academy Deer Lodge Montana Advertisement
St Marys Academy in Deer Lodge Montana offers full education for young ladies. The program covers all branches of a refined education and home and school comforts. School term begins the first Tuesday in September. For more information contact the Sister Superior.
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St. Mary’s Academy
Deer Lodge
Mont
Ivor
Summer Excursions Rail Offer From Great Northern Hallway
Great Northern Hallway announces excursions starting May 13 with Boulder and return options and Basin return. Special Sundays only trips on game days priced 81.00 and 31.00 for returning journeys. J B Dawson, General Agent, 41 North Main Street.
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Great Northern
Boulder and Return
Goon Anit
Bouder and Return
Basin and Return
J.B. Dawson
North Main Street
Notice to co-owners in Susamit Valley mining claim dispute
Michael Ward of Butte Montana announces that Patrick W Murray and the estate of Nicholas Ayers must pay their share of $135 for representation work on the Lote mining claim in Silver Bow county Montana within 90 days of publication. If unpaid, their interest may be claimed by the undersigned under section 2324 of the Revised Statutes. The notice is dated June 1, 1899.
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Patrick W. Murray
Nicholas Ayers
United States
Lote Quarry
Susamit Valley
Silver Bow County
Montana
Lode Clama
Maid County
Interzat
P. W. Murray
Michael Ward
Butte
Mont
A. Fr. Eprigga
Marcus KL. Hewett
John K. Waite
J. W. McCarthy
A. E. Spriggs
Marcus I. Hewett
John Waite
Robert B. Smith
J. H. McCarthy
Montana Copper Mining Company
Northwest
Treasury
Porto Rico
stMcent
Blackfoot River
Helmville
Deer Lodge
Blackfoot & Northern
Hewett CO
East Broadway
Am Consolidated Group
The
Hewalt Co
Mant
Court orders probate will hearing in Silver Bow Montana
The District Court of Silver Bow County Montana orders probate of Samuel JH Stuart deceased. A hearing is set for September 23 1849 at 1:00 PM at the court in Silver Bow. Luena S Wadaworth applies for letters testamentary. Interested parties may contest or file objections. Publication in Daily Inter Mountain ten days before September 28 1899. Judge William Clancy signs.
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District Court
Second Judicial District
Montana
Silver Bow
Samuel JH. Stuart
Voice
Y O'Elock
Uw Court
Howe
Silvey
Sama
Lueyna S. Wadawordh
Ariel
Tess Huw
Galt
Inter Mountain
Said County
William Clancy
Alias Summons In Justice Court At Montana 1899
The State of Montana sends greeting to Roy R. Harkness. You must appear before Justice Tim Harrington at 110 North Main Street Butte Montana within five days after service and answer the complaint to recover 24.35 dollars for goods and services furnished at the plaintiff's request. If you fail, judgment will be entered against you plus costs.
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Silver Row
County of Silver Row
State of Montana
Tim Harrington
Justice of the Peace
Notice of Coowner's Expenditure on Maid of Evins Lode Claim
John Rooney of Butte Montana informs Sunvay Francis Callan and co-owners that labor and improvements costing 700 dollars were made on the Maid of Evins Lode claim in Silver Bow County Montana for years 1891 to 1898. If 466.06 dollars is not contributed within 90 days, the claim interest reverts to Rooney. Public notice dated June 1890.
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Sunvay
Francis Callan
United States
Maid of Evin Lode
Silver Bow County
Montana
P. H. Murray
John Rooney
Butte
Mont June Ij
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Ray Herring
the McBurney Today
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Montana Orphans’ Home
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Copper City Limited
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Billings County Fair
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Mount Angela
St, Peter P
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