Anaconda Public School Teachers Make Summer Plans
Anaconda teachers across the district have arranged summer plans including trips to Chicago Michigan Ontario and various U S states. Superintendent M A Stapleton will stay briefly then visit Chicago while music instructor Miss Jean Macdougall heads to Chicago for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
M. A. Stapleton
Chicago
Jean Macdougall
Central School
H. R. Wilroy
Mary MacDonald
Elizabeth Thomson
Anna Sutherland
Blanche Mathes
Martha E. Livingston
Esther O'Keefe
Miss MacDonald
Michigan
Butte
J. M. Parks
California
Alice Mahoney
New York
Mary Evans
Saratoga
Wisconsin
Edna Waterbury
Nellie Shea
Mary Brennan
Nanel FE
Hardenbrook
Prescott
Jessie Blackston
Minneapolis
Ida O'Bannon
Margaret Gleeson
South Dakota
May McHugh
Anne H. Evans
Minnie Dyas
Bryan Corps
Inez Elliott
Ida Marchion
Mary McLaughlin
Willow Creek
Clara Bryant
Lost Creek
Cora Morse
Harriet Wright
Carroll
Puget Sound
Mary Emly
Fine Easter musical program at St Peter's Church
An unusually fine Easter music program was presented at St Peter's Catholic church with the choir singing the Easter numbers. Father Mallo spoke on the Indian mission schools work and funds were raised at the close for continued educational efforts among the Northwest Indians. Mrs Shaffer of 507 Locust Street contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Father Mallo
Northwest
St Peters Church Fair Set for A O H Hall May 7 14
The ladies of St Peter's parish prepare an annual fair at A O H hall from May 7 to 14. The event will close with a grand hall and festive activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Peters
St. Peter's Parish
A. O. H. Hall
Grand Ball to Close Fair With Notable Committees Named
The fair ends with a grand ball on the evening of the 15th. Management committees include Arrangements with Mesdames McDonnell Lodge Sullivan Richards Labissionniere Kern OBrien Maloney. Reception with Misses Brennan Sheehan Maloney Mahoney Gleason Beckers Montrose Moore and Mesdames OBrien Kennedy Sharp McGinty. Floor with Mesdames McDonnell Lappin Sullivan Maloney and Misses Thomas Wisner Long and Mrs Richards. Door with Mesdames Labission niere Spelman Judge and Miss Agnes McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. McDonnell
Pat Lodge
D. S. Sullivan
A. A. Richards
Joseph Labissonniere
Thomas Kern
Frank O'Brien
F. P. Maloney
Mary H. Brennan
Nellie Sheehan
May Maloney
Alice Mahoney
Helena M. Gleason
Nettie Beckers
Alice Montrose
Kittie Moore
Julia Moriarity
J. M. Kennedy
Kate Sharp
J. McGinty
James Lappin
D. L. Sullivan
Maggie Thomas
Grace Wisner
Nellie Long
J. Spelman
Pat Judge
Agnes McCarthy
Trout Fishing Begun In Early Season Observes Walton Fans
Local disciples of Izak Walton take to streams in favorable weather. Week shows fair catches, though fish are small as big ones stay deep. Royal Coachman remains the favored fly as season opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izak Walton
Arrests in Mainville Under City Ordinances
John FEF Hayes a colored man and Lillie Emmerson a white woman were arrested yesterday in Mainville and jailed. Hayes is alleged to be secretary to Emmerson. They face prosecution before Police Judge J. M. Kennedy today under city ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fef. Hayes
Lillie Emmerson
Mainville
Hays
J. M. Kennedy
City notices and arrivals fill Anaconda scene
Cassius M. Clay cigar advertised. Mammoth mix of local names, hotel stays, sales, travel, and events at the Montana and surrounding venues. Persons mentioned include M. Donahue, Julius Sultan, EK F. Riberdy, EK F. Kelly, H. B. Rinport, W. R. Hilderbrand, J. P. Weiner, and M. J. Sheehan among others in Anaconda Butte and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
J. P. Weiner
William Emilbrath
Milwaukee
H. BK. Kinport
Pocatello
M. J. Sheehan
J. S. B. Hollingshead
Robert H. Ingle
Maud Cuppin
Gertrude Wells
Butte
W. R. Hildbrand
Denver
John W. Herney
Indianapolis
Julius Sultan
San Francisco
EK. FP. Kelly
Chicago
E. F. Riberdy
Regis
W. E. Phillips
Helena
A. B. Nixon
Minneapolis
Joseph A. Lewis
Ferando Seeks Treatment in Missoula for Grippe Cure
John Ferando of Philipsburg arrives in Missoula for medical care after a prolonged grip illness. He believes the change in climate will benefit his health.
Repairs Complete Court House Yard in Missoula
Missoula notes the court house yard is in excellent shape after sewer repairs. Extra dirt from the dites and from the catch basin behind the jail has been hauled away and the yard restored to its traditional appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Court House Yard
Theater rift over Hennessy Swan marriage dispute in Anaconda
Theatrical manager Frank Hennessy and playwright Mark E Swan clash over attention to Swan's wife Jessie Mae Hall star of Brown's in Town. Swan threatens divorce suit while boasting of a past fight with Hennessy amid tour closure claims. Cast member William Cullison and local references add regional color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Mae Hall
Anaconda
Hennessey
Gore
Frank Hennessy
the Bastable
Mark Ek
Swan
Mr. Hennessy
New York
Broadway
Forty Fourth Street
Thirty-third Street
Knickerbocker
Delcher and Hennessy
Morning Telegraph
Mark E. Swan
Autho
Brown's
Missoula Notes and Local Tidbits At Weekend
MISSOULA NOTES reports births, arrivals, illnesses, and arrivals from Canada. Charles H Hall’s wife gives birth to a daughter Sunday morning. People visiting include A B Browne, Judge Hiram Knowles, Rabbi Eisenberg, and Charles Searles. Keating family relocates to Missoula and Frank Willette returns from travels before heading to Cape Nome.
April Term of Court in Missoula Opens Civil Docket
The April term of the district court in Missoula opens Monday. Civil calendar includes cases such as B Rheim versus B S Ross for debt with J G Willis as defendant attorney. Also W J Wilson versus Woody and Hayes on appeal from justice court with F C Webster for defendants. Other matters include W H Smead versus John Cromie debt action and Perry Steffee versus Frederick W and Ida May Cowan foreclosure proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
District Court
Hk. B. Rheim
B. 8
Ross
John G. Willis
W. J. Wilson
Woody & Hayes
Justice Court
F.C. Webster
W. H. Smead
John Cromie
C. H. Hall
Marshall & Stiff
Perry Steffee
Frederick W
Ida May Cowan
J. M. Dixon
Plaintiff
Ke, Brom
Missoula Publishing Company
Harry Logan
J. K. Wood
Murray & Knapp
James L. Chapman
Sebastian Effinger
Wilds & Hall
Jacobus Bakker
H. L. Shappard
P. Z. Prince
W. A. Cook
Northern Pacific Railway Company
William Wallace
Jir
Florence Mining Company Incorporation Filed in Missoula
Articles of incorporation for the Florence Mining Company were filed with the county clerk in Missoula on April 22. The company aims to mine mill extract treat and ship ores and to operate smelting plants and mines. It may construct dams ditches canals tramways and railways and engage in related business. Principal office listed in Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Mining Company
Missoula
Local Corporation Formed Near Clinton With $100000 Capital
A new corporation to transact and conduct active operations near Clinton is chartered for a 40 year term. The board of five directors for the first quarter includes T. C. Marshall, Thomas H. Burke, Henry C. Stiff, W. Q. Ranstail of Missoula and John Wood of Clinton. Capital stock equals 100000 shares at par value $1 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
T. C. Marshall
Thomas H. Burke
Henry C. Stiff
W. Q. Ranstail
Missoula
John Wood
Local Personal Notes From Missoula Occur
J J Fischer stays in Missoula from Baird. Mrs G Appolonio of Victor is visiting in the city. Thomas Gibson of the stock exchange came from Helena on Sunday’s train. Conductor A St Clair of Butte, representing the O S L Railway, is in the city. John Lynch came from Iron Mountain for a few days in Missoula on business. Joseph Wood of Clinton will leave next week for an extended visit to eastern cities including Montreal Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. St. Clair
Butte
O. 8 S. L. Railway Company
John Lynch
Iron Mountain
Missoula
Joseph Wood
Clinton
Montreal
Boston
New York
Mining Deed and Patent Filings Recorded in Missoula
Documents filed with the county clerk include a mining deed from John Wood of Clinton to the Florence Mining Company covering the Badger Capitol Ida and Nugget quartz claims in the Wallace district with a nominal $1 consideration and $100 in revenue stamps. Also recorded is a deed from A PTietien as county commissioners chair to J McCullough for land in section 22 township north range west, and a United States patent to Thomas W Gooding of Carlton for portions of section 27 township north range west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
John Wood
Clinton
Florence Mining Company
Badger
Capitol
Ida
Nugget
Wallace
A. P. Tietien
Board of County Commissioners
McCullough
United States of America
Thomas W. Gooding
Carlton
Missoula Visitors Hear Missoula Clerics from Butte Presbytery
Visitors from Butte Presbytery attend Sunday services in Missoula on April 22 with packed churches and engaging sermons from visiting preachers. A closing business meeting is planned tomorrow and a university convocation for students at 10:30 a.m. will welcome the clerics. The site for the next presbytery meeting will be decided tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Butte Presbytery
Sermon by Father Ryan Draws Large Missoula Congregation
In Missoula on April 22 Father Ryan of Boston delivered a fine Catholic sermon on the text What will it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul. He held the congregation's attention throughout the service and attended by many who missed the morning mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Father Ryan
Boston
Weathering Delays and Good Crops at DeSmet Ranch
Mr Johnson reports the DeSmet area weather has been cool for several days with heavy rain Sunday. He notes his crops look well and the grain has an excellent start while work also aims to finish by July 1st if no unforeseen accidents occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
DeSmet
Rankin house list and associated names across multiple cities
A compilable roster listing individuals tied to Rankin house and related hotels in cities such as Victor Frenchtown Bearmouth Frenchtown and St. Regis Missoula Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis and Butte. Names include A J Spooner Victor Fred Miegel Mullan N M Warner Sunset David Landron Carlan Otto Greenhood R T Pesky A H McManus W Daugherty Florence hotel W Keating Mrs W Keating and children Con A St Clair L D Vose H H Foleckemer Henry Frutehman Hi Fetz D J Hennessy J C Hawkins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin House
A. J. Spooner
Victor
Fred Miegel
Mullan
Mia
N. M. Warner
Sunset
David Landron
Carlan
William Shupe
Peat Bone
James Conners
Otto Greenhood
R. T. Pesky
City
S. Atherton
Potomac
George Evans
Frenchtown
Alfred Snodgrass
Bonner
W. J. Steele
Hamilton
S. P. Swearingen
St. Regis
Missoula
Fred M. Krause
St. Louis
H. Foleckemer
Henry Frutehman
San Francisco
Hi Fetz
Chicago
D. J. Hennessy
J. C. Hawkins
Butte
Fordham land damage suit against Northern Pacific reviewed
William Wallace Northern Pacific attorney examined in Missoula regarding Mrs. Julia Fordham's four complaints. She seeks about 6900 dollars damages for railway trestle fill on her land in the Four Mile district. The railway company filed a general demurrer to the four complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
William Wallace
Northern Pacific
Montana
Fordham
Railway Company
Julia Fordham
Four Mile District
Mrs. B. McGinty Leaves Home for Wisconsin
Mrs. B. McGinty wife of Bitter Root stock farm superintendent near Hamilton hurried from Missoula to Wisconsin after a telegram said her father was critically ill. Her husband Mr. McGinty is in the East, and the message arrived too late for Saturday's train prompting the ranch team to depart at 11 a.m. for the eastbound connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
B. McGinty
Hamilton
Wisconsin
Ira W. Terry Plans Return to Missoula as Future Home
Ira W. Terry formerly of Missoula now of Minneapolis returns to the city and will make Missoula his future home. He serves as timekeeper in the Northern Pacific passenger department and has many friends here. Mrs. Terry and their daughter will join him this week from Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
W. Keating
Canada
Missoula
Keating
Northwest Lumber Company
Frank Willette
Manila
Japan
Hawaiian Islands
Cape Nome
Ira W. Terry
Minneapolis
Terry
Northern Pacific
Free of Smallpox in Missoula After Pest House Cleared
Missoula reports being free of smallpox as the last patient at the pest house is discharged. Ed Miller, unrecognized on the street due to a long beard, and Flem Davis, recovered with clear skin, are noted. The pest house bedding and facilities were burned and cleaned out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Pest House
Ed Miller
Flem Davis
Miller
Hip Joint Fracture at Missoula Poor Farm Incident
Louis Jensen, 74, an inmate at the county poor farm, suffered an intra capsular fracture of the hip after collapsing while attempting to walk. Jensen is frail and has paralysis, with the accident occurring in Missoula on April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Louis Jensen
County Poor Farm
Jensen la
He Is in Again Missoula Man Re-Arrested
Daniel Dwyer, an old offender just discharged from the county jail where he served a sentence, is arrested again by Chief of Police Angevine. An effort will be made to have him removed from town due to ongoing disturbances.
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Missoula
Daniel Dwyer
Angevine
Funeral of Mrs Burke in Missoula
Funeral for Mrs. Thomas Burke was held at the Catholic church this morning with Rev. Father Palladino officiating. A large number of friends accompanied the procession to the cemetery and numerous beautiful floral offerings were placed in tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Thomas Burke
Father Palladino
Iron Vault Door Arrives for Missoula Storage
A large iron vault door arrived from St Paul by Northern Pacific on Saturday and will be shipped to Florence to be placed in position. The firm intends to use it for storing its valuable papers.
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Missoula
St. Paul
Florence
West Cedar Street Gets A Week Of Repairs In Missoula
Property holders along West Cedar street in Missoula pursued improvements during the past week. Sidewalks fences porches gates and houses received attention from carpenters as several residences were repaired. John R. Copes whose house burned recently is again occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
West Cedar Street
John R. Copes
Four pledge $10 each at Missoula church
At the Christian church service led by Rev. James Egbert four attendees rose and pledged to give ten dollars each next month when the offering will be called for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
The
Christian Church Tonight
James Egbert
Bonner Village Hall Dance Draws Big Local Crowd
Residents of Bonner enjoyed a lively dance at the village hall on Saturday night. A large crowd attended and the evening passed pleasantly with many residents from Mis soulans joining in the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austrian Hall
Ritz and O'Boyle
Missoula
Bonner
Lumberman Martin Sprains Ankle at Missoula
A lumberman named Martin was brought to Sisters' hospital in Missoula Saturday afternoon after a painful accident left his ankle badly sprained. He will remain in the hospital for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Martin
Sisters’ Hospital
Mrs G T Mc Cullough Returns From East Visit
Mrs Dr G T Mc Cullough and daughter returned to Missoula from the East after several months visiting friends and relatives. Mrs McCullough spent much of her time in Springfield and Kansas City during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
G. T. McCullough
Robert Johnson Returns to Work on Northern Pacific Project
Health improved contractor Robert Johnson, famed for large Northern Pacific contracts, is back in Missoula after months of illness. He plans a new trestle project between Evaro and DeSmet starting by May 10, requiring many men and teams for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Robert Johnson
Northern Pacific
Johnson
Railway Company
Evaro
DeSmet
Illness grips Missoula priest at Pine Street church
Very Til April 22 reports Rev. Father Palladino of the Catholic church in Missoula is very ill at the parsonage behind the church on Pine street. He has been ill for some time but could still attend duties until today when he could not attend service. Doctors fear pneumonia due to lung trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Father Palladino
Pine Street
Mr C A Wilson Returns Home From Helena Visit
C A Wilson formerly in the Missoula storekeepers office and now with the Helena office spent several days in Missoula visiting friends and returned home today.
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Anaconda News
ST. Peter's Church
Walber Malle
Linodians
Pyargaret Theater
Collins
St. Mark’s
Clara Louise Thompson
Huskin’ Bee
Cassius M. Clay Cigar
Tolan Co.'s
Kodak's
Hunter's
Cherry St
Anaconda Brewing Co
Greig
M. Donahue
Mahan Bros
Charles Ray
Frank A. Hill
St. George Society
EK. F. Riberdy of
Conley, Clague & Collins
EK. F. Kelly
Park Ave
H. B. Rinport
Maude Crippen
W. R. Hilderbrand
Tolan Co
James Shields
Great Northern Railway
John P. Weiner
Wiliam E. Milbrath
Far Northern
Marcus Talbot
John Ferando
Philipsburg
Ferando
Hennessy
Charlotte
N. C
Mr. Swan
Cincinnati
William Cullison
Brown
Washington
Mr. Cullison
Count de Castellane
Syracuse
Tommy” Ryan
Corbett, Sharkey, Jeffries
Dal’ Hawkins
Notes
Charles H. Hall
A. B. Browne
Beartown
James Wood
Eddy
FE. J. Carter
Rabbi Eisenberg
Hiram Knowles
William Keating
Mr. Keating
Andy Palmer
Bonner Mill
Madison Street
J. W. Lombard
East Pine Street
Charles Searles
Henry Kern
Western
Montana News
J. J. Fischer
Baird
County Records
Turkey
Marseilles
Savoy
Copper City Commercial CO
Anaconda, Montana
D. M. A. McLaughlin
First
Columbia Streets
Seattle
Wash
Dev
Rai
Avital
Xid
Ron
Mack
C. A. Wilson
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