Eagles Celebrate Fourth Anniversary in Anaconda at Turner Hall
Readied for a grand celebration in Turner hall honoring Anaconda Aerie No. 18’s fourth anniversary. A 150-strong Butte delegation and full Boston & Montana band expected. program includes welcome, orations, music, entertainment, and dancing into the morning.
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Eagles
Turner Hall
Anaconda
Anaconda Aerie
Butte
M. J. Walsh
Sig Gooffriend
J. W. Johnson
Fred Ganener
Utte
Boston & Montana
Town
the Aerie
F. G. Achilles
Worthy
J. H. Malloy
Fred Gangner
John J. Dooley
Ole Roland
T. D. Flynn
M. J. Lavin
Joseph Lepke
Frank Carton
J. M. Sligh
Julius Thies
Edward W. Knight
Union Orchestra
Air “America
Peter Sanger
Verberckmoes and Tribune Advertisements Update
City optician Verberckmoes highlighted as leading provider while Tribune notes wheels at Anaconda Cyclery. Classifieds list wanted used goods at 312 East 3rd Street. Mrs P J Dooley and her two daughters depart tonight for an unspecified destination.
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Tribune Wheels At
Anaconda Cyclery
P. J. Dooley
Five months visit to Ireland and a Pacific crossing
The item notes a five month stay in Ireland and a return voyage aboard the Oceanica from New York, with Mr. Dooley likely joining in Ireland before returning to Amaconda. Mentions local go carts at Stagg's and a May sale at Miss Walker's with hats at low prices. Public schools notes include Pansy plants at Greig's and a prize medal for an essay on Pioneer day observance coordinated by Montana officials.
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Ireland
New York
Mr. Dooley
Amaconda
Pioneer Day Essay Prize and School Exercises Policy
The text outlines award of a pioneer medal to a student who writes the best essay on pioneer history with research and merit. It directs copies of essays be lodged with the Society of Montana Pioneers and empowers the state superintendent to prescribe annual exercises in public schools for Pioneer Day. It notes a sale at McRae & Co with suits priced at 7.50, 12.00, and 16.00.
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State Board of Education
Welch
Dillon
Montana
America
Anaconda
State of
Estate Board of Education
Society of Montana Pioneers
Superintendent of Public Instruction
McRae & Co
Eighteen Months for Ralph West
Special Dispatch to the Standard Great Falls April 29 Ralph West known as the hot tamale man was sentenced to 18 months in the state prison for burglary He and Wheezy Connors had been arrested months earlier for Shannon s store burglary Connors pleaded guilty and received three years West pleaded guilty this evening before Judge Leslie and may be sent to Deer Lodge tomorrow West had sold hot tamales in the city and fled to Kalispell where Chief Cook arrested him after meeting him on the street Wheezy.Connors confessed involvement in the burglary and related roast robberies
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Ralph West
Connors
Shannon
West
Leslie
Deer Lodge
Shannon's
Kalispell
Cook
Mrs Cavanaugh Weds Sheriff Williams in Montana
In Miles City on April 29, Mrs Lilian Cavanaugh widow of former Dawson county Sheriff Dominick Cavanaugh married Glendive Sheriff George Williams at the Church of the Sacred Heart. They will stay overnight at the Leighton hotel. Also married were F M Kelly and Miss Nellie Kiehl of Reeta in the Yellowstone valley with Father Lambaere officiating.
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Standard
Miles City
George Willams
Glendive
Lilian Cavanaugh
Church of the Sacred Heart
A. H. Lambaere
Leighton Hotel
F. M. Kelly
Nellie Kiehl
Lambaere
Kelly
DOG POISONER AT LARGE IN BILLINGS
Billings residents face a dog poisoning spree with at least twenty dogs dying in the past week. The culprit appears to be dispersing poison citywide, with four dogs dying on Montana avenue on Saturday. Pet owners respond by muzzling or confining their animals as fear grows.
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Billings
The
Standard
Montana Avenue
Man Held in Insane Delusion After Threats at City Hall
A man identified as Hamilton faced a mental crisis after threatening to kill his wife and another man. He wandered the city hall in a distressed state, was deemed temporarily insane by Dr. Sullivan, restrained by officers, and later calmed with medicines. He wished to see his children and forgave his wife, citing concern for his kids’ humiliation.
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Broderick
City Hall
Hamilton
Dr. Sullivan
Reynolds
Labor union sets new hauling rates for Billings
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings notes a May 1 start for a revised hauling price schedule aimed at the upcoming building season. The adjusted charges increase across rock, brick, sand, gravel, coal, and garbage deliveries, including rock at 50 cents per perch and brick at 135 dollars per thousand.
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Copper City
Gloria
Dresden
Moreen
Anaconda Eagles
Frank Martz
R. de B. Smith
G. M. Merrill
Soo
Lillian Merrick
Daniel Lynch
William Fedderson
W. R. Wright
Jack Baglin
Jack Sullivan
Frank Quinn
Brothers James
Thomas Lynch
Frank R. Carton
Luther Griffith
Verberckmoes
Optician
Child’s
Stagg's
Public Schools OF
WILL
Greig’s
McRae’s
Easay
McFreley
BB. J. Healy
Great Northern
Henry Ehret
lZtec
Strain's
Archibald Gray
City
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Montana Pioneer Society
J. W. Andrews
Granite
Pauline Marston
Bozeman
J. B. Weaver
Strain’s
M. J. Mahoney
Mary McHugh
Stuart
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
J. J. Gallivan
Postal Telegraph Company
Aid Society of the Christian Church
Amazon
Race Track Mining and Milling Co
Frank Jones
Daniela
Mont
Pioneer Day Law
Mrs. Cavanaugh
Sheriff Williams
McRue & Vo
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