Great Council of Red Men Meets in Anaconda
The third Great Sun session of the Improved Order of Red Men in Montana opens at Friendship hall Anaconda with reports from great chiefs and introduction of new members. Delegates from 554 Red Men attend. officers named include W. H. H. Dickinson and J. H. Andross. banquet given by Tandoi tribe and Juanita council with Mrs. Wagner Pocahontas leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Sun
Order of
Red Men
State of
Montana
Friendship Hall
Great Council
Juanita
Pocahontas
Sagamore
J. H. Andross
Helena
John Frye
Genzberger
Butte
Charles H. Griffin
J. A. Herbert
Anaconda
A. J. Violette
Missoula
Forest
A. Bradley
W. H. H. Dickinson
Great Council of
United States
Improved Order of Red Men
Order
Sons of Liberty
George Washington
Sons of Tammany
Grand Council
Order of Red Men
Philadelphia
Spain
Fort Apache
Arizona
Washington, D. C
National Council
Milwaukee
Honolulu
Puerto Rico
Philippines
McKinley
Washington
Tomb of Washington
Mount Vernon
James Thompson
George Storer
James Herbert
Wagner
Liver Invigorator Trademarked Dr Sanford Ad Claim
An old patent medicine advertisement touts Dr Sanford's Liver Invigorator as the best liver medicine. It promises to cure biliousness indigestion constipation and related ailments using vegetable ingredients.
Claimed Justification: Henry Kelly Fined for Beating Wife
Henry Kelly colored was fined $15 by Police Judge J. M. Kennedy after a Monday beating incident at the alley rear of Commercial avenue near city hall. Neighbors and the wife testified to abuse during house chores. Kelly claimed wife nagging and improper company. The court disagreed and imposed the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kelly
J. M. Kennedy
Commercial Avenue
Kelly
Left Hand Crushed at Upper Works
W. J. Warner, worker at the upper works, had an accident yesterday afternoon around 2 and an iron rail fell on his left hand. He was taken to St. Ann's hospital where several small bones were broken. Warner is unmarried and lodged at the Palace boarding house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Warner
Warner
St. Ann's Hospital
Warners
Palace
Epworth League Aid Shown In Three Month Report
The department of mercy and help of the Epworth league reports substantial aid to the needy over the last quarter. Dr. R. McRae notes calls on the sick and strangers, garments distributed, groceries wood and medicine provided, and charitable expenditures totaling $120.50 with nurses furnished for sick patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Mercy
Epworth League
R. McRae
First marriage licenses issued from new courthouse
The first marriage license issued from the new courthouse went to Willard Green and Elizabeth Klusman by Clerk Corcoran. Immediately after, Herman N. Dickinson and Sadie K. Walkup obtained a license to marry. No licenses had been issued since March 21.
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Corcoran
Willard Green
Elizabeth Klusman
Herman N. Dickinson
Sadie KE. Walkup
Horse Race Entries From Memphis and Tan Foran Track
Today’s entries list multiple races at Memphis and Tan Foran including first race selling a mile and a sixteenth with Tommy O'Brien and numerous horses such as Californi an S46 Russell R 86 Woodtrice 88 Engane 4 Nellie Prince 97 K Regent 98. second race purse four and a half furlongs features Mattie Bain 105 Dick Burges 108 Garry Harmon 108 plus Sad Fam 110 Wild Pirate 11s. third race one mile Maud Wallace 4 ele of Memphis 99 Greatland 100 Streamer 110. fourth race selling seven furlongs Azua 9 Sprite 95 Winter 160 Her Favor 104 Dissolute 105 The Monk 13 Tom Collins 109 Dr Walmsley 109 High Jinks 109 The Sluegard 112 San Durango 113 Molo 1128. fifth race steeplechase about two miles Seidenbach 126 Zufallig 133 Brandywine 143 Jim Hogg 138 Jack Hayes 139 University 141 Meddler 146. sixth race selling mile and a six teenth Fehnell Laufer 56 Ben Chance 86 Hood’s Brigade 97 Phallas 57 Blitheful 100 Miss Patton 100 Morea 101 Clara Meader 102 Abusive 102 Gadsden 105 W B Gates 106.
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Mattie Bain
Dick Burges
Garry Harmon
Sad Fam
Wild Pirate
Maud Wallace
Ele
Memphis
Greatland
Streamer
Azua
Sprite
Winter
Her Favor
Dissolute
the Monk
Tom Collins
Dr. Walmsley
the Sluegard
San Durango
Molo
Seidenbach
Zufallig
Brandywine
Jim Hogg
Jack Hayes
University
Meddler
Fehnell Laufer
Ben Chance
Hood
Hrrigade
Phallas
Blitheful
Miss Patton
Morea
Clara Meader
Abusive
Gadsden
W. B. Gates
Anaconda Sees Arrest In Revolting Local Crime
John Mander, a Negro, was arrested five miles north of Dillon near Bond station by Deputy Sheriff Joe Daly on an alleged unnatural crime against 18 year old Edwin Davies. Davies, white and weakened, is jailed. Mander fled south but was captured after a pursuit ending at Bond station. Police suspect multiple victims from the Leadville house, with ongoing investigations and a preliminary examination planned.
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Anaconda
John Mander
Bond Station
Oregon
Leadville House
Mander
Davies
Munder
Anaconta
O'Brien
Carroll
Daly
Silver Bow Canyon
Ware
President Hill
Great Northern
Silver Bow Junction
Dillon
Justices of the Peace
Wayne Harris in San Francisco linked case escalates to murder charge
Andrew Layden died after being stabbed by Wayne Harris at 205 Sutter on March 24. Harris, son of Flint Medicine manager, was booked for murder and sent to City and County Hospital for treatment under guard as authorities consider a preliminary hearing. Authorities later exonerated Harris and expected discharge.
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Wayne Harris
San Francisco
Harris
Flint Medicine Company
Andrew Layden
Sutter Street
Fritz
Layden
Election Returns From Helmville Washington Gulch and Ovando
Road supervisors elections last Saturday reported with Helmville totaling 124 votes for candidates including Clarence Gordon and D J Coughlin. Washington Gulch logged 46 votes with Ed O Keefe leading. Ovando had one candidate Bert Muchmore and no excitement. Helmville school election had 61 votes with J S Bignell 39 and H J Wales 22. Several fights were reported.
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Helmville
Clarence Gordon
D. J Coughlin
William Fawlks
E.T. O'Gara
W. M. Davis
Washington Gulch
Ed O'Keefe
M. J. Kiley
H. P. Gilbert
Ovando
Bert Muchmore
J. S. Bignell
H. J. Wales
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda News
Juanita Council
Degree of
the Order
Washington Market
Park Street
Express
Upper Works
Arterly
Tanforan
Tommy O'Brien
Russell R
Woodtrice
Engane
Nellie Prince
K. Regent
Bert Davis
Viscount
Dandy H
Traveler
Warrior
Illilouette
Bona
Tanobe
Red Cherry
Lebosina
Lew Zara
Artilla
Tourist IL
Sweet Clover
Apwahnee
My Dear
Florence Pink
Morelia
Swiftwater
Miss Soak
Naples
Nettie Clark
Moonbright
Ada Fox
Artena
Rollick
Boreenwell Lake
Regalong
U Liloun
Chaste
Irate
Loyal S
Princess Titania
Fleranthe
Poorlands
Storm King
Montanus
Sardonic
Dolore
Wild Het
Einstein
Perseus
Dogtown
Inverary Ir
Captive
Catastrophe
Hindoo Princess
Jennie Reid
Opponent
St. Appolinaris
Bonnibel
Afghan
Grand Sachem
Torsina
Espirando
Masada
Miss Marion
Monda
Moringa
Negligence
Amasa
Royal Rig
Utero
DeBlaise
Lou Rey
Alleviate
Sardine
Rosormonde
Fiero
Ramlet
Cromwell
HE Procter & Gamble CO
Broadway
New York
Confiden James Society
West Fifth St
East Park Ave
R. de B. Smith
Lontana Hotel
Uncle Sams
Anaconda, Montana
J. W. Mehargue
Copper City
J. H. Flickinger
California
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Mont
D. G. Brownell
First Street
Washburn
Crosby
Washburn- Crosby
Washburn-Crosby
Washburn-Crosby Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Board of County Commissioners
Deer Lodge County
Billie
Court House Yard
A. M. Walker
T. C. Davidson
James W. Geary
State of Montana
Deer Lodge
Board of Commissioners
City of
County Real
M. Martin
Hercules Charette
John D. Rom
Nick Bosanitz
Peter Domitrovitch
Ignatz Miller
Jos. Jaklich
Frank Miller
Elrey Lars
Least Appliance Co
Charlies Elk
Denver
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