Camping season brings many Anaconda outings to Big Hole
Alderman T. W. Luxton reports a record camping season with easy access routes through several counties. He praises Big Hole as the state’s favorite camping ground, noting abundant fish and game though hunting is limited by laws. Luxton recounts a 400 fish haul, bear sightings including a large silver tip, and widespread high wages for ranch labor.
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T. W. Luxton
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Vic Smith
Butte
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Bitter Root
Hamilton
Missoula
Powell County
Walleye
Montana residents seek local recreation alternatives
The speaker argues Montanans need not leave the state for satisfying leisure options, noting public realization of this opportunity and urging local development to meet recreation demands.
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Rewards of Merit for Prompt Country Students
Five country school pupils will soon receive certificates from Mary Mc Laughlin county superintendent. Recipients were never absent or tardy, an incentive program to encourage punctual attendance. Maggie Peterson from Warm Springs plus Peter Aline Jensen Jack Inez Thomas from Willow Glen were the honorees.
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Maggie Peterson
Warm Springs
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Aline Jensen
Jack
Inez Thomas
Willow Glen
Gallatin Valley Awaiting Executions For McArthur Dotson
Residents express satisfaction at James McArthur and Clinton Dotson conviction for murder. Execution date set for Friday September 6 with attorneys seeking transcript to pursue possible appeal, while trials are viewed as legally sound and likely to end in hangings together.
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Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
James McArthur
Feming
Oliver Dotson
McArthur
Deer Lodge
Clinton Dotson
Dotson
Clements
Supreme Court of
Joseph C. Smith
C. J. Walsh
Petty Offenders and Court Action Report
Yesterday John Livingstone was arrested on his wife's complaint at East Park street. The couple’s case was dropped after Mrs Livingstone declined to prosecute. Jake Kilrain was returned to serve 25 days in county jail. Frank Butler received a floater to leave town. James Wilson was found guilty of beating May Stone and sentenced to 60 days in county jail.
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East Park Street
Anaconda
Frank Butler
Judge Hayes
James Wilson
May Stone
Mainville
Justice Quane
Park avenue to Fill With New Business Blocks
Park avenue from Main street east toward Cherry will soon host substantial business buildings. The Weiss block near Main street alley nears completion with three ground floor stores spoken for. Dr. F L St Jean broke ground for a one story brick block north of Standard drug store on Park avenue between Cherry and Oak streets.
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Dredge in French Gulch Sees Satisfactory Gold Output
W. R. Allen, superintendent of the placer dredge in French Gulch, reported in town that the plant operates satisfactorily and yields meet expectations. With ample water and favorable conditions this year, the company foresees enough gold to cover the big machine’s first cost before winter. Allen plans to return to French Gulch today.
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French Gulch
Allen
State Board of Equalization Fixes Railroad Assessments
County Assessor George Miller attended the Helena session of the state board of equalization. The board set railroad assessments about 2 percent higher than last year, deemed just and in line with rising property values.
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Helena
State Board of Equalization
Miller
State Board
Special trains between Anaconda and Butte for races
Beginning Monday July 29 a daily train leaves Anaconda at 1 pm during the race meet at Butte and returns at 8 pm. Round trip with race track admission is 1.50. After Sunday July 28 the 5:40 pm and 10:45 pm Anaconda trains and 6:40 pm and 11:50 pm Butte trains will be discontinued.
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Butte
Barkeepers of Anaconda Consider Forming Union
Anaconda bartenders plan to organize a union. Local mixologists are circulating a petition and preparing to apply for a charter from the Deer Lodge Trades assembly.
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Deer Lodge
Man Held for Stealing a Horse in Birch Street Cabin
Charles Irvine about 25 is jailed on horse stealing charges. Constable Denny Lynch arrested him at 7 pm in a Birch Street cabin near Commercial Street. John H. Metzell of Anaconda Steam Laundry testified he bought the horse from Irvine, later discovering it was not Irvine's. Irvine denies the theft and challenges proof of crime.
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Irvine
Birch Street
Commercial Street
Denny Lynch
John H. Metzell
Anaconda Steam Laundry
Metzell
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mother in Belleville
Mrs Cankis of Belleville Ludington Mich writes that after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered from severe menstrual pain and can now handle housework for eight. She credits the remedy with restoring health and urges other mothers with large families to seek the free advice from Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts.
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Davol Medecine
San Francesco
Cal
Newton Bros
Vruggists
North Mainst
Butte, Mont
Martin Drug Company
Anaconda
Mont
Frank Durfee Dies After Ranch Injury
Frank Durfee an old county resident died after a haystack timber fell on him at his ranch east of Philipsburg while he was loosening timbers. He aged about 60, left a wife a son and a daughter, and died at 4 36 p m.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Frank Durfee
Durfee kin learns of rancher Frank Durfee killed in accident
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula reports Mrs. D. M. Durfee of South Missoula was informed that Frank Durfee brother of her husband and a rancher on Flint creek near Philipsburg died in an accidental death today. Wires were down so details were unavailable.
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Missoula
D. M. Durfee
South Missoula
Foresters Picnic Trip From Butte and Anaconda
The Catholic Order of Foresters United lodges of Butte and Anaconda plan a Deer Lodge picnic on Sunday August 4. Trains depart Butte at 9 45 am Anaconda 9 30 am with return from Deer Lodge at 9 30 pm. Round trip fare is 1.
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Deer Lodge
United Lodges
Catholic Order of Foresters of
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