Deeds Filed On Large Timber Blocks In Big Blackfoot Region
Deeds filed with the county clerk record large timber land transfers in the Big Blackfoot country. Cobban of Missoula, acting for W A Clark, acquired about 3000 acres for 28 dollars in one deed while another Deer Lodge county transfer shows a timber block valued at over 8000 dollars. The lands, not contiguous, lie in a timber-rich forest area later used by the Hig Blackfoot Milling company under Anaconda Copper Mining ownership.
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Missoula
W. A. Clark
Big Blickfoot
Deer Lodge
Clark
Hinsbie Wand
Blackfet
Hig Blackfoot Milling Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Crowded St Paul Church Holds Mission Night Two
Crowds filled St Pauls Catholic Church for the second night of the mission with no admissions denied at the same time. Morning services began at six and continued well attended through yesterday and today with all seats filled. An eight o clock mass was designated the children’s mass for the week. Father Hopper spoke on Mortal Sin last night and Father McCorpey planned to discuss Hell tonight. Services start at 7 20 nightly.
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Virge Ax
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Local Briefs and Notices From City Pages Tonight
Local items note a grand masquerade ball at Turner hall tonight and various social notices. A fine of 20 dollars was issued for a disturbance, while several residents traveled or planned events, including trips to Syracuse St Louis and San Francisco. A real estate firm moved, a legal action sought 496.7 dollars, and staged attractions at the Margaret and a comedy drama You Yonson Tonight are announced.
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Gue Larson
Tarwood
Tom. Duretan
Syracuse
N.Y
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Mother
Yasterday
St. Louis
Mes
Phoebe Heapst
San Francisco
Wendy
Anaconda
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Hne
Pormercial Avenue
EL Etat Commercial
Fitapatrick
J. P. Stomone
Thomas Ford
Remons & Lawlor
Lero
Margaret
Chicago
Earthquakes Felt at Sea Off Alaska Port Weather Shifts
San Francisco reports that quakes from early September near Alaska reached sea vessels returning from salmon fisheries. Captains Charles Odhneon and pain Thompson describe a heavy gale and sultry air near Kodiak as barometer fell, wind rose briefly, then calmed, with the T. I. N. caught in the gale along the north coast.
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Ara
Charles Odhneon
B. J. Cheney
Kodiak
Pain Thompson
Nicholas Thayer
Alaska
Irrigation Congress Discusses Alkali and Irrigation Issues
The National Irrigation Congress in Missoula opened with a motion to form a committee on residations and include a delegate from each state. Leaders from Montana Nevada Washington and Wyoming spoke on alkali and irrigation, noting water mismanagement and poorly built ditches as key causes. Professor J B Stubbs will present on the role of agricultural colleges in national irrigation efforts.
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Missoula
National Irrigation Congress
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Roorle
Nevada
Traphages
Montana
Milton Whitney
Soux
Washington
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BW. Huff
Department of Agriculture
University of Wyoming
J.B Stubbs
American Association of Agricultural Colleges and Experimental Stations
Supreme Court reviews Anaconda case writ hearing set
The Montana Supreme Court today received an application for a writ of certiorari to review Judge Janey's order granting Maward Hickey Michael Hickey and John Stews fare permission to enter the Anaconda mine for development work to gather evidence for their suit against the Anaconda company. Hearing scheduled for Tuesday Oct 2. The court vacated the Westel v Montana View appeal from Silver Bow, with vacation granted on counsel stipulation.
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Supreme Court
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Michael Hickey
John Stews
Anaconda Company
Alga
Mustered Out of Minnesota and Other Regiments
The Thirteenth Minnesota muster rolls are turned in and routine work will finish in two to three days with volunteers discharged a week from today. South Dakota musters out in a week, North Dakotans depart this afternoon at 1 on a special train, and Idaho Volunteers head home on a state provided special.
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Head End Collision Near Auburn Causes Multiple Deaths
A head end collision between a New York Central passenger train and a freight train near Auburn, Rochester, this morning killed three and injured others. The dead include Mett Lunetot and J G Curry and James King. several injured were fatally or seriously hurt. Cause under investigation as freight speed prior to impact.
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J. G Curry
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James &. King
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Engin
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Geneva
Thomas Dugan
Killer Landslides Hit Darjeeling Region In Himalayas
In the lower Himalayas near Darjeeling, heavy rains caused landslides killing many. The Phool Bazaar area was overwhelmed with about 200 deaths, Tamsongbustee saw 21 recoveries and estimates of 25 more deaths, Darjeeling reported 100 fatalities, and marmeh area also suffered multiple deaths.
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Nomin
Darjerling
Himalayas
Phool Bazaar
Tamsongbustee
Darjeeling
Marmeh
Plain Speaking on Rudeness in Social Interaction
A collection of anecdotes on blunt speech from Mrs. Oliphant and Archbishop Temple. It cites Tennyson visits and a cleric asking about wheels and existence, illustrating candid talk and the balance between truth telling and tact in late 19th century social discourse.
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4Rayman
Otta
Dr. Temple
Elaborate Dillon Normal School Reception Spoils Evening
Dillon, September 25, 1899 A grand reception given by the Normal school faculty for students and citizens filled the building with flowers music and refreshments. Speakers and committees prepared plans for the celebration while rumors of a sleeper-rig to attend events in Butte circulated among attendees.
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Normal School
Enie
Professor Passmore
Jay
Butte
Miflon
Gambling with Grace: Worcester Liquor Inquiry and Judge’s Offer
In a Worcester Gazette excerpt from a past election day, towns without liquor licenses faced stern enforcement. Police questioned drunks about sources of alcohol, with a judge offering clemency for honest disclosures. Two coal workers in plain clothes faced the magistrate during a missing evidence moment.
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Worcester Gazette
Jlo
Free remedy for sexual weakness claims cure
An advertisement promises a free receipt for a treatment to cure sexual weakness and related conditions. It credits Dr. L. W. Knapp of Detroit with a discovery that restores strength and vigor and invites men to request the free receipt by mail.
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Hull Building
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Unidentified Court Delivers Laughter Amid Tiny Sobriquets
A court scene unfolds with prisoners confessing witty misdirections about whisky and coal, followed by a lighthearted anecdote about notable figures Wordsworth Carroll Wag tail Henry Clay and a Kentuckian. The judge grants clemency after the coal cellar prank and the laughs spread through the room.
Dr Huie Pock Pure Root and Herb Cure Advert
Dr Huie Pock offers a pure root and herb treatment in Butte claiming specialist care for chronic diseases and permanent cures. The ad emphasizes long study of women’s diseases and successful treatments in private cases.
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Butte
Local Officials Listing and Contacts
A fragmented notice lists W. H. Merriman as A. G. A. in Butte Montana and Chas. B. Fee of G. P. & T. A. in St. Paul Minnesota, with times 0:15 and 7:15 am noted in the fragment. The item appears to be a partial contact or agency roster segment from a historical document.
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Butte, Mont. Chas
Fee
G. P
T. A
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Minn
Train schedule from Butte to Chicago and beyond
The notice lists train times and connections from Butte to Ogden Denver Omaha Chicago and San Francisco. It notes noontime departures and arrival times with one change of cars at Ogden, detailing east and west arrivals and specific schedules for No. 7 and No. 9.
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Utah
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