NRE Preparing For Home Coming of the Soldier Boys
City committee meeting in the mayor's office plus foundry workers donate 250 dollars to a July 4 picnic at Mount Tail View Park. They discuss arrivals for volunteers with speeches at Margaret Theater or outdoor pavilion and meals, with Mayor Madden empowered to coordinate refreshments.
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Rommsitter
Durston Tiack
Mayor Madden
Frank Doyle
J. M. Kennedy
F. H. Murphy
W. 7. Davin
A. F. Errett
Otto Reinhart
George Siover
M. Hammerslough
A. , Bore
Moamtail View Park
Benedict
Madden
R. Bure
Frankt Doyle
Marrigatnt
Margaret Theater
Kennedy
H. F. Errett
Matdden
Queen Flora and Bower Presented at Mare Buret Theater
A Catholic Ladies Aid Society staged Queen Flora's Bower at Mare Buret Theater St Paul. Miss Margaret Hughes as Goddess of Flowers and Mona Bure as fairy pink cloud drew applause. Edna Pendleton and Ethel Williams shone in key roles. baby St Jean Cupid provided humor. final vaudeville acts and a group drill closed the program with hearty audience approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Mare Buret
M. B. Aker
Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Parish
Margaret Hughes
John
Kate
Mabel Lewis
Mona Bure
Pink Cloud
Wolf
Third Annual Ball by Haggin Court 628 Catholic Order
The third annual ball of Haggin Court No 628 Catholic Order of Foresters will be held at A C Hall on October 12. Committees include Arrangements Joseph Labissonniere W J Walsh W H Mahoney R T Flannigan W Clark Floor Joseph E McDonnell manager T T Flannagan A A Richards Joseph.
List of attendees at the reception event
A roster of names appears for attendees including Labissonniere William Clark By rne J W Dezelle W J Walsh James McCarthy James O Mara reception W M Gannon M A Stapleton Dr F L St Jean J G O Conn or E Beaudette Charles Bickers W J Allen P Monahan Peter Towey L J Baker James Byrne L FP Verbeckmoes J Burney Eugene Conrad George Barich James Sweeney Dr M M Leahy James P Foley R J Heys P Flannigan J C Barrett PL Jam Mike Mogus John T Ui
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 4
Burney
Eugene Conrad
George Barich
James Sweeney
M. M. Leahy
James BP
Foley
R. J. Heys P
Flannigan
J.C. Barrett
PL J.am
Mike Mogus
John T. Ui
Local briefs from New Chicago and nearby towns
Louis Henderson visits the city while T B Purcell returns from the Coeur d Alene country. Rumor swirls of a Washoe smelter, real estate transfers occur, and residents face health and travel notes. Church services, funerals, and social events fill the day with community life.
Revival Meeting to Open With Evangelist Tilburn
An upcoming revival begins tomorrow evening with Evangelist E. C. Tilburn, praised as a top west pulpit orator. The notice also lists Sunday school at 10 am and a Christian Endeavor at 7 pm, highlighting Tilburn’s anticipated attendance and urging public hearing. John Leydon was arrested last night following an incident on the Gregson Springs-Anaconda wagon road.
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Christian Endeavor
E. C. Tilburn
West
Cone
Dan McDonald
Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Devine
Kennedy
McDonald
John Leyden
John Leydon
Poverty in Disguise Charity Event at A. O. H. Hall
The Daughters of Rebekah hosted a poverty sociable at A. O. H. hall with attendees fined 25 cents for excessive dress. Dr W H English presided and announced fines for wearing proper attire. The program featured piano and violin by Mahan and Doyle, vocal duets, solos, readings, and a cheerful reception ending with dancing.
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A. O. H. Hall
Rebekah
W. H. English
Messrs
Mahan
Doyle
Mayhew
Mr. Thomas
Allen
Miss Redmond
James Turner
District Court Proceedings Include Multiple Continuances
In a short Detroit district court session this morning, cases progressed or were continued. MacCain and Cloutier versus Thomas Lubowul was continued for the term with default entered against the defendant. Fairfield versus Fairfield, a divorce case, had a venue change discussed. Meleter versus Schmidt and Thietenthider versus Turner Tall Association were continued or postponed. Champaign versus Hicks and Taney versus Vollenweider involved settlement or advisory actions. State versus Charles Feyson Ellis Pereinger and Clinton Dotsen saw orders signed. Court adjourned to Monday.
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Detriet Court
MacCain & Cloutier
Turner Tall Association
Champaign
Hicks
Taney
VollenwWeider
Charles Feyson
Ellis Pereinger
Clinton Dot ‘Sen
Courd
Departure of William L. Hoge from Anaconda to New York
William L. Hoge leaves Anaconda for New York seeking his future home. A respected business man and generous Methodist, he donated thousands to the distressed poor and supported Mink and other interests in Montana. His departure is marked by farewell tributes from all classes, with annual Montana visits anticipated.
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Wiliam L. Hage
New York
Alaconda
Montana
Amaconda
Anaconda
Mr. Hoge
Monelam
Bessies Skirts And A Diamond Frame On Track
A Denver Post verse lampoons Bessies racewear and modesty as she grows more daring on the track. The poem uses bold lines to describe how her skirts and hosiery reveal more while she enters womanhood and birthday celebrations.
Best Paying Railroad at Coney Island
The marine railway at Coney Island linking Brighton with Manhattan Beach is touted as the world’s shortest and straightest profitable line. It spans half a mile, with capital stock $25,000 and 500 shares. Austin Corbin Jr received 499 shares as a child. in 1944 fare was 10 cents and income reached 346,006.
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Coney Island
Brighton
Manhattan Beach
Tts
Austin Corbin, Jr
Bannack Mining and Milling Company Annual Report 1899
The vice president and a majority of the board state the company has capital stock of 25,000 shares at $1 each totaling $21,000.00 issued and outstanding 10,750 shares fully paid. Debts include $850.00 note, $27.00 interest, $87.15 bank overdraft, and $1,078.84 salaries and open accounts. Signed by GEO. H. CASEY, A. J. HUNEKE, T. M. HODGENS. notarized by Henry S. Magraw in Butte, Montana, Sept. 11, 1899.
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Bannack Mining and Milling Company
Cagh
Geo. H. Casey
A. J. Huneke
T. M. Hodgens
Western Mine Enterprise Company Annual Report 1899
The president and a majority of the board of trustees swear to the company's condition as of September 11 1899. Capital stock 500000 shares at $1 each totaling $600000. Block issued and outstanding 125450 shares full paid with values listed for mining property and salaries and labor. Existing debts and current bills covered by cash in treasury. Signatures: J E Rickards president, Geo H Casey trustee, A J Huneke. Notary Henry S Magraw. Butte Montana. September 11 1899.
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Western Mine Enterprise Company
Camm Ee
Cere Ee
J. E. Rickards
GEO
H. Casey
State of
Montana
County of
Silver Bow
A. J. Huneke
Knickerbocker Ice Company Annual Report 1899 Filed
The Knickerbocker Ice Company files its annual Montana report detailing capital stock of 40 000 shares at 1 each and debts totaling 48 175. The secretary Frank Boucher attests to the truth of the document, sworn before Notary Lewis Forestell on September 18, 1899, in Silver Bow County.
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State of Montana
Silver Bowl
Frank Boucher
Knickerbocker Ice Comepany
Lewis P. Forestell
Silver Bow County
Montana
Annual Statement Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper Silver Mining Co
Directors report on the financial condition and value of assets of the Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company under Montana laws. Capital stock $3,750,000. paid in $3,750,000 with $2,600,000 in property and $1,250,000 in cash. Indebtedness $1,433,881.85, including $740,000 secured by mortgage on corporate property. Signed by A B Bigelow, W J Ladd, Joseph G Ray, Leonard Lewison, and others. Commissioner Clarence H. Bissell, Mont. secretary William J. Ladd attested Sept 1, 1899.
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Montana
Sald Company
Bigelow
W. J. Ladd
Joseph G. Ray
Leonard Lewisohn
Joseph
EDW
Grew
State of Massachusetts
County of Suffolk
City of
Boston
A.D
Clarence H. Bissell
William J. Ladd
Boston & Montana Consolidated € Copper and Silver Mining Company
Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company
State of
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Merced Gold Mining Company
Merced Gold Company
Butte City Water Company Directors Report 1899
Report of the directors of the Butte City Water Company detailing the company’s situation and condition under Montana law. Capital stock two million dollars. paid-in capital two million. property valued two million. total indebtedness two million two hundred eight thousand six hundred fifty and 28-100 dollars, with one million nine hundred twenty-nine thousand dollars in bonded debt secured by mortgage on corporate property. Signed by J L Bigelow, T E Hopkins, H H Stevens, Joseph A Coram, and Wd LAbor Secretary Suffolk, City of Boston. Certified September 1, 1899, by Clarence H Bixsell as Montana Notary.
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Buttery | Water Company
Montana
Annual Statement The Gold Mining Company Merced
The document outlines the status of the company with capital stock at 1.5 million dollars. It lists paid in capital as 1.4 million dollars and details payment in property valued accordingly.
Fragmentary Medical Note Mentions Chronic Disease Treatments
A garbled archival fragment discusses chronic disease and treatment efforts. The text references a doctor’s study over years and mentions increasing treatment efforts, though many words are unclear. Named entities are absent or indiscernible.
Merced Gold Mining Company Directors and Debts Notice
A historical notice outlines indebtedness figures and directors for the Merced Gold Mining Company. It lists names such as HigeLow, Ladd, Hopkins, Joseph G Ray, Joseph Bigelow, and W. J. Ladd with positions like president and secretary. The document references official seals and dated actions in Boston.
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Higelow
Oj, Ladd
N ‘E. Hopkins
Joseph G
Ray
Joseph
Bigelow
Seatnrty
Algelow
W. J. Ladd
Becratney
Fosselman Drug Company Annual Report Filed in Montana
The Fosselman Drug Company furnishes its annual report under Montana law. The capital stock is ten thousand dollars, divided into ten thousand shares of one dollar each, with six hundred dollars in debts. Signed by President A De A TosseIman and directors, sworn before Notary Henry Magraw on September 1, 1880.
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Fosselman Drug Company
Montana
Witners
A. de
Northern Pacific sells Hamilton trip tickets with lodging
The Northern Pacific will offer round trip tickets from Butte Anaconda and Deer Lodge to Hamilton with hotel stays. On sale Wednesdays and Saturdays for trips with meals and two nights at Navall Hotel in Hamilton priced at 10 dollars. Daily sales for round trips with meals and Ravalli Hotel lodging six and three quarter days priced at 20 dollars. Tickets valid on Copper City Limited. Also lower east-ward rates via Northern Railway to major eastern cities from 41 North Main street. J EB Dawson Gem Agent.
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Uth
Pa Eife
Butte
Anotonda
Deer Lodge
Hamilton
Navall
Ravalli Hotel
Copper City Limited
Summer Excursions on Great Northern Railway
The Great Northern Railway offers a Boulder and return excursion starting May 13 with bold weekend service on Saturdays and Sundays, valid until Monday. Two return options include a Sunday-only return and a same-day return, with J B Dawson as general agent at 41 North Main Street coordinating details.
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Great Northern Railway
Boulder and Return
J.B. Dawson
North Main Street
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