Montana National Guard Ordered to Immediate Field Readiness
Adjutant General in Bozeman on April 2 1898 directs Montana National Guard units to be ready for immediate field service within twenty four hours of orders. Additional arms equipment and clothing will be supplied at concentration points. Company E reports three officers and 42 enlisted, with full drill attendance and preparations per the order.
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National Guard
Gov. Smith
W. Drownan
R. B. Wannace
A. 8. Cavalry
National Guard of
Montana
W. FE. Casamont
Two Millions a Year Easter Service and Regulator Candy Ad
A notice highlights Cascarets candy as a top bowel regulator selling two million boxes yearly and projected to three million by New Year. Also details Easter service at Presbyter ian church with sermon, solos, duets, chorus, scripture, and a twenty minute sermon by the pastor.
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United States
Presbyterian Church
City Council Acts on Land Purchase and Permits
The Dillon council met in regu lar session and referred the Rise land purchase for Montana street extension to the judiciary committee. Permits were granted for a brick veneered building, a corrugated iron warehouse, and an iron covered shop. Resignation of Councilman Alex Williamson was accepted. Several bills were approved and warrants issued. A proposed water franchise ordinance was referred to the water committee. The meeting adjourned to Monday night.
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Regr
Prestyt
Eliel
Anderson
Crowell
Jewell
White
Montana Street
Rise
Judgiary Committee
Thos. M. Selway
Idaho and
Helena Streets
Anderson Bros
Dillon Improvement Qgompany
Idaho Street
A. Lowery
Alex Williamson
Martin Barrett
G. R. Matlen
Rife
Orsig Cornell
Old Cemetery
Mountain View Cemetery
H . Meisner
A Johnson
Roenben Tritt
Jno Taylor
Deee
Jowell & Hansen
Kress &Barker
Elie Bros
Ballivan
Weller
Pecee
Connard
Dennis Hagerty
H Bpearin
Hives Seeeeecaessae
O85
Axo
Elactiuis
Sania
Phil D McGoogh
Salary Police
Melton
Salary City
Atty
Sapand
Phil Anderegg
Orr Electric Power Co
Mra. Hooker
J. J. Cusick
Cusick
Committee On
Cuban question dominates senate debates and mediation bids
Senators argued for Cuban independence with strong calls to support the administration and take immediate action. A Great Britain mediation offer was rejected as useless, with Pope’s intervention reportedly failing and Spain opposing U S terms as mining Havana harbor threats loom.
Deeds and Notices From Local Transfers and Sales
A scanned list shows various transfers including deeds from A F Graeter to L Di Graster and John Clarkson to O E Morse, mining deeds to Robert Moore and W W Grace, water notices to O O Barnett and M I McDonald, bills of sale John D Kennedy to J Bateman, and sheriff deeds T I Hamilton to H A Turner, with amended quarry and quartz notices and other related transfers.
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A. F. Graeter
L. di Graster
John O Clarkson
O. E. Morse
John C. Clarkson
E. H. Brundage
H. W. Turner
O. O. Barnett
M. I. McDonald
John D. Kennedy
J. ©. Bateman
T. I. Hamilton
H. A. Turner
Buchanan Comedy Company at Dillon Opens Four Night Run
At Rusts opera house last night the Buchanan Comedy Company presented Legal Rogues before an appreciative audience. Robert Buchanan and Miss Grace Hayes drew praise as favorites, with strong local hits and lampoons including the police force. Tonight The Hay Seed will appear as a preview to the four night engagement.
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Baker City
Buchanan Comedy Company
Dillon
Rust's Opera House
Robert Buchanan
Grace Hayes
Hay Seed
Brainard Wins Third Ward Race With Narrow Margin
In the city election only third ward showed interest with H. D. Brainard defeating independent challenger G. Haines by 21 to 18. A. L. Stone won the first ward alderman seat and Jno. T. Cox ran unopposed in the second ward.
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H. D. Brainard
G. Haines
Mr. Brainard
A. L. ‘Stone
Jno. T. Cox
Sea
New Subscriber Club Offers 4x5 Photo Outfit Prize
A Tarmine offer awards a complete photographic outfit to every person who starts a club of 15 new subscribers at 2.50 dollars each, paid in advance. The prize includes an American high grade folding camera with latest improvements, patent reversible back, achromatic lens and improved shutter, Russia leather case, and two plate holders.
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Russia
Cabinet discusses Cuban policy and Maine probe progress
Washington reports show a cabinet meeting focused on the Cuban crisis and Spain, with no immediate recognition of Cuban independence and a plan to possibly take control of Cuba if needed. The Maine blowup inquiry advances with Captain Sigsbee testifying, Spain blamed by Rep Quigg, and talks of action to drive Spain from the western hemisphere. An armistice offer in Cuba is noted as contingent on the general government’s approval.
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Ways and Means Committed
United States
Spain
Cuba
Guba
Committee On Foreign Relations
The
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Maine
Washington
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Irwin
Sigsbee
Quigg
White House
Hemisphere
Board of Inquiry
War Square
Lee
Maprio
Havana
General
Woodford
McKinley
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