Missing Georgetown Man Likely Killed by Train Near Miles Crossing
Anaconda News reports a missing Georgetown man, Page, possibly killed by a Northern Pacific train near Miles Crossing on March 16. The body at Sherman & Reed in Butte resembles Page. friends doubt Page would steal, noting he left Georgetown with about $980 in Gibson’s checks and believed to be en route to the springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RW. Page
C. Gibson
Georgetown
Northern Pacific
Miles Crossing
Cornelius Sheahan
Sherman & Reed
Butte
Page
Anaconda
C. C.gibson
Sheahan
Hie
Tage
Fund for Sufferers Continues to Grow
Reports from committees canvassing for flood relief funds show over 5000 dollars collected by the treasurer. A general committee meeting is planned Friday to read treasurer reports, wind up affairs, and discharge committees. Banks and businesses continue accepting donations for the stricken districts as Missoula forwards its contribution to the American Red Cross in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fecel
Missoula
Bowman
Daly Bank and ‘Trust Company
Washington
American Red Cross Society
City News Roundup Includes Visitors And Meetings
Local notices list numerous visitors and business travelers in the city including Malcolm Gillis of Butte, Dr. Rizer, Landry and Delaney from Georgetown, William Kelly of Silver Lake, and George Cryer. Meetings tonight include Eagles, K C, Fellows, and Teamsters union. ads promote beer, pianos for rent, and a sale of Rhode Island Red eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sperran
Butte
Roy McPherrin
Chicago
Fred Ireland
Silver Lake District
City News and Events from Georgetown District
Local figures including Mrs William Liggett and B W Todd visit Georgetown while Mayor Comyn returns from business. Ads note land for sale in southern Oregon and a car demonstration by George W Peterson. Public notices include a legal case, church society meeting, and theater attractions at Grand and Alcazar with Pathe Weekly No 1% and Mary Pickford in moving pictures.
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Grand Theater
Hare i
Alcazar
Pathe Weekly
Ing
Mary Pickford
Vaudevils
Mr. Chase
Adv
Ranquet Mutler couple wed at St Peters church
Aten Grace Butler and William W Ranquet were married yesterday morning at St Peters church with a high mass. They will reside on Locunt street after a wedding trip.
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Aten Grace Butler
William WW. Ranquet
St. Peters Church
Lo~ Cunt Street
Bargain grocery ad lists assorted items and prices
An old newspaper advertisement details various foods and household goods with special prices. Items include sugar ten pounds for 86.00, Idaho wheat or bran, oyster shells, light house cleaner, apples, cormmeat, flower, grapefruit cases, dried prunes, dried peaches, Morgan brand products, and canned vegetables with bulk discounts and package deals. The list reads like a sale flyer with multiple per pack and per pound offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
T.shane
Molier
Official canvass determines party tickets for city election
The city council in special session as canvassing board confirmed Democratic and Republican tickets for the upcoming city election. Democratic nominees include Mayor Edwart T. O Brion and City Treasurer Patrick Finchewan. Republican choices include Mayor W Le Collins and Police Magistrate J. Sanderson. Precinct judges and aldermen names are listed. contests were limited to a few races with specific vote counts.
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Edwart T. O Brion
Patrick Finchewan
Vom
Collins
Frank Horil
Wire
Michael Doyle
Charles Flood
William Morley
James McCavat
J. J. Tierney
Ticki
W. le
Jaco Keane
al Copinus
Kruger
Kennet Praner
JG. Irving
Jamies Muntos
Cand
Tcket
Cririen
Fr. Trunk
Patay Finnegan
William McAndrews
Frank McEachran
Nell Collins
Polles Judes
Hynes
Young
J. J. Sanderson
J. Mayes
Commission Government To Be Tried In Duluth
Duluth, March 1 Duluth's first commission government will be elected tomorrow Five of the eleven candidates will be selected to take charge of the city during the inauguration of the new system The Duluth charter includes features tried in other cities Tomorrow the preferential system of voting will be used for the free time in Minnesota
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Duluth
Mien
Minnesota
Currency reform to be discussed after next week’s hearings
Washington March 31 currency reform will come to the attention of Congress informally after a meeting next week with President Wilson and party leaders to focus on tariffs in the early weeks of the extra session. At least a dozen currency bills are ready for introduction when Congress convenes, representing views of various supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Bain
Bradstreet
Heinz Company
Royal Ann Cherries
Washington
Wilson
Chicago Markets Show Mixed Wheat Gains and Steady Cattle
Chicago March 3 market action shows March wheat futures firming in Liverpool with modest gains locally. Cash wheat demand weak, total sales near 1,400 bushels, primary receipts 8,200 bushels. Corn offerings light, east market not active, cattle trading slow but prices steady amid firming provisions.
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Chicago
Laverpool
NGC
Barrow
East
Receipts and markets show varied cattle and hogs trade
Receipts and prices are detailed with hogs strong to higher and cattle steady, noting large yard totals and mixed quality. Mentions of steers, heifers, yearlings, and lambs with references to regional markets such as Chicago and Western, plus butter-creamery notes and numerous abbreviations for commodities and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botta
Nate
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MacCallum & Cloutier Mercantile Co
errHer
Batavia
Hunt
Heinz India
Heinz
Heinz Sweet Gherkins
Abe
Heinz Mincemea
N. B
Anaconda News
Truehart
Velle
Ronferings
Rockies
Interstate Lumber CO
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
Warm Springs
Thomas E. Carey
West Commercial
Fund For
Charla Maguire
LEGAL
Montana
Deer Lodge
de Pairk J Sugram
Thee
Renate
Tina Deon
Patrick J. Jugrue
Bridget Suerue
Mndermott
Clark
Barney Hogan
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Good Clothes
Eagles
K. C
Parker's
Schiite
Sehianot
W. C
F. Mets
Aav
Mint
Royal Lancer Cears
Malcolm Gillis
S.J. Cook
Vil Jesco, Town
Dr. Rizer
Delaney
City
Wiliam Kelly
Silver Lake
SC. Gibwon
Alexander Smart
The
Spokane
Robert and
Thomas Vidro
Geowerany
Colton, Wash, Livbey's
Hammersiough
Adt
Charles
A. 3. Chandler
Seattle
Akeerange
George Cryer Ativer Lake
Emory Kell
PA. Goodwin
Yesterda
Tosalie Cohen
F. B. Johnson
Minneapolis
Bam McConny
Nick Walters
Teamsters’ and Stablemen's Union
Moose Hall
David Reese
Missouri
Dr. Carman
John Standahl
E. E. Sweeny of
Worland
Royal Arch Masons
Wimar Standard
William Liggett
Aberdeen
Comyn
B. W. Todd
A. O. H. Hall
Robert Lindberg
Georgetownistrict
Oregon
Ballivan & Pierson
R. C
George W. Peterson
Tom Sullivan
Albert Leben
Robe Hery
Winston
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the “Methodiat Church
Ranquet—Mutler
Peter Dubray
Chasy Laka, N.Y
Waleridal
Bhophan
Lawher
Mt Pauls
Shurch
Gaffney
Gatfrey
Gina
East Park Avenue
Bell
Ind
Tuttle & Mahoney
West End
Abbott & Ford
Cffy Comets
Commission
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Mowry Market
New Yort
Aren
Ime Mercantile Paper
Comfercial Dilla
MIN Papolis
Northern
Hart Montana
Sic
Metal Mamet
London
Ford
Nm Xenth
Detroit
Charles H. Branscombe
West Park
Montana Auto and Garage CO
Arizona
Broadway
Buttech
Bone
York
Masons
Tork
Watten and
Ges
Studebakes
Richardson & Caseal
Main Street
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