Anaconda Citizens Back Road Plan For Big Hole Valley
Local businessmen led a petition drive to urge construction of a county road from Anaconda to the Big Hole valley and French Gulch. Commissioners say they will only act after formal presentation and full investigation, while merchants anticipate increased trade. The piece notes the public support and potential regional benefits, plus an unrelated advert for woolens and spring suits.
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Big Hole Valley
French Gulch
Anaconda
Thunder Mountain
Local Teacher Examination Scheduled for April 25 and 26
The regular teachers' examination will occur in the county superintendent's office at the courthouse on Friday and Saturday April 25 and 26, starting at o'clock a.m. Mary A. McLaughlin, County Superintendent.
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Mary A. M'Laughlin
A Coal Miner’s Narrow Healing With Pink Pills
David Collins of New Straitsville Ohio describes a nine month battle with vicious anaemia and collapse. After doctors said incurable Reverend Ernest Graves urged Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Collins recovered in weeks and renewed his mining work. Graves credits the medicine and urges use for similar disorders. Pills sold by the Dr Williams Medicine Co. six 50 cent boxes two dollars and a half postpaid.
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David Collins
New Straitsville
Ohio
Ernest Graves
Baptist Church
Dr. Williams
The
New S8
Straitsville
Mr. Collins
Williams
Dr. Will Medicine Co
The Non-Treating Pledge Smoothed Anaconda Barroom
A man in Anaconda recounts his choice to sign a non-treating pledge witnessed by Father Coopman of St. Paul's church. He explains it saves about twenty dollars weekly, details how social drinking pressures lead to excessive consumption, and notes the pledge allows private discretion for cigars.
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Anaconda
Father Coopman
St. Paul's Church
Meat Prices Rise a Montana Dining Dilemma
The article notes sharp increases in beef and other meats across Montana, driven by shortages and demand from Kansas City packing houses. It reports restaurants in Butte and Anaconda planning price hikes, with suppliers warning further rises to come. A restaurant proprietor cites slim profits on steaks as justification for higher charges. Automobiles! I have agency for two fine machines. Dr. Rinehart, dentist.
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Beef Trust
Montana
Kansas City
East
Anaconda
Butte
Dr. Rinehart
Lost creeks daily and trout seining near Warm Springs Dam
Small boys report splendid strings of fish were seen by locals. Town men were spotted seining trout in Warm Springs creek just above the dam several days ago, but the act was not reported to authorities, leaving no chance to catch the violators of the law.
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Warm Springs Creek
Jefferson Club Plans One More Meeting Soon
The Jefferson Club announces a final gathering scheduled in the near future. Members are urged to attend as discussions cover upcoming events and club matters.
Jefferson club to audit election bills and plan fall campaign
The Jefferson Democratic club and city central committee will meet in the coming days to audit bills from the election and settle business from the weeks before the vote. The Jefferson club aided the campaign, keeps clubrooms, and will decide summer use. Democrats in Anaconda eye a strong county win next few months as preparations begin. Dr Spelman and Chairman Webb will announce meeting times.
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Jefferson Democratic Club
City Democratic Central Committee
Democratic Party
Jefferson Club
Democrats
Anaconda
Dr. Spelman
W. B. Webb
Central Committee
Anaconda Sun Dance Draws Curious Residents
Curious Anaconda residents gathered at the Chippewa camp east of the city to watch a sun dance by the masculine members of the tribe. Dancers wore red paint, hair oil, feathers and tomato cans, performing around a bonfire in a modernized, spirited display. The band aims to camp near Anaconda, offering dances to attract residents and evoke the old time hop step and jump of Sitting Bull era.
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Anaconda
Sitting Bull
Move Traps And Clubhouse At Anaconda Gun Club
Nearly all paraphernalia of the Anaconda Gun club was moved from the ground east of the city to the new shooting ground at the race track. The traphouse and traps were placed in position yesterday. The annual state tournament will be held at the new ground next month. Secretary James Cochran said the official programme will be issued next week.
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Anaconda Gun Club
James Cochran
Den nis Gilligan Dies After Five Month Injuries
Dennis Gilligan, 34, died at home on March street after sustaining severe burns from a fall into a blast furnace at the lower works last November. He lingered five months with a strong constitution, and physicians had hoped for recovery. A widow survives him.
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Dennis Gilligan
March Street
Gilligan
Three bishops selected by Episcopal house in Cincinnati
The Episcopal house of bishops chose Salina Western Kansas Nathaniel Seymour and Henry Bristarick and James H Van Buren as new bishops. They cannot be consecrated for two or three months. A resolution urged aiding missionary jurisdictions to support their bishops. Bishop Potter of New York was named to extend greetings to the Old Catholics synod at Bonn in August.
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Cincinnati
Episcopal House of Bishops
Salina
Kansas
Nathaniel Seymour
Church of Holy Apostles
Philadelphia
Honolulu
Henry Bristarick
St. Paul's Church
San Diego
Cal
Porto Rico
James H. van Buren
Lynn
Mass
San Juan
Episcopal Church
Bonn
Germany
Potter
New York
Episcopalians of America
Fishing Season Opens Across Local Waters
The article notes the start of fishing season with reds and tackle emerging from winter rests. It highlights varied anglers from the casual to the devoted, including the young and idle, who are using favorable water conditions at Mill and Warm Springs to lure speckled trout.
Real estate and placer filings recorded yesterday in Anaconda
Deed transfers record J W James to F D Booth for lot 12 block 64 Eastern addition Anaconda valued at 1050. Hans A Rohn to Robert W Nelson cover Warm Springs property 315 acres plus water rights valued at 4000. Amended placer location Georgetown district by Roach Sheahan Fraser Kinney to Georgetown placer claim correcting 1893 location. Deed Owen Mackin to Patrick Ruane grants east 27 feet of lot 12 block 49 Eastern addition Anaconda valued at 800.
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J. W. James
F. D. Booth
Anaconda
Hans A. Rohn
Robert W. Nelson
Warm Springs
Marshall
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John Roach
Malachi Sheahan
Alexander Fraser
John Kinney
Georgetown
Owen Mackin
Patrick Ruane
Funeral notice for Thomas Clements in Butte
Members of Colfax lodge No 20 I O O F are notified that brothers wishing to attend the funeral in Butte this forenoon may leave Anaconda at 11 20 a m. The procession forms from Fidelity hall at 1 p m. By order of N G A H CAPPS, Secretary.
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Colfax Lodge
I. Oo. OO. KF
Thomas Clements
Butte
Anaconda
Fidelity Hall
N. G. A. H. Capps
Gordon Hat Promises Pay Endorsed by Northwest Name
A promotional pitch touts Gordon Hats with a strong Northwest endorsement. It claims very few bills are demanded for payment, asserting the hats honor promises readily and never go to protest.
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Northwest
Charity drive by Catholic Ladies Aid and youth groups
M RAE & CO at 302 East Park offer 10 percent off all purchases today and let customers choose which charity society among Catholic Ladies Aid Christian Endeavor and Epworth League will receive the donation.
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Catholic Ladies’ Aid
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
M’rae & CO
East Park
Dominion to Stop Cattle Smuggling on Canadian Border
Vancouver April 17 The Dominion government plans a forceful move to curb cattle smuggling along the border. A large party led by J Burinot of the customs department with several expert cowboys departs for the area. Northwest mounted police will join. The smugglers are based in a vastcastle region about 60 miles square near the southern boundary.
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Vancouver
B. C
Dominion
J. ©. Burinot
Customs Department
Tosday
Northwest Mounted Police
Not Mrs Luetgert in Chicago Case Disclosed
In Chicago on April 17 the demented woman initially thought to be Mrs Louise Luetgert, whose husband Adolph Luetgert was convicted of murder, is confirmed by attorney W A Vincent as not being Mrs Luetgert after examination.
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Chicago
Louise Luetgert
Adolph Luetgert
W. A. Vincent
Lugert
Ara
Luetgert
Wynne Sworn In as First Assistant Postmaster General
Washington April 17 Robert J Wynne took the oath of office as first assistant postmaster general succeeding William Johnson of New Jersey in a formal ceremony at the capital.
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Washington
Robert J. Wynne
William Johnson
New Jersey
Senate confirms Garfield and Williams for federal posts
Washington April 17. The senate confirms James Garfield of Ohio as United States city service commissioner and William Williams of Ohio as commissioner of immigration for the port of New York.
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Washington
Senate
James Garfield
Ohio
United States City Service
William Wiliams
Port of
New York
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