County Board Names New County Constable in Session
In Anaconda the county commissioners met to fill the vacancy from Constable A P Larson's resignation after a four month absence. L P Bacarach appointed constable for the township and bond set at $2000. The board refused two country toon license petitions and noted minor assessment changes while keeping total value similar. Delinquent lists expected small. many rolls to be completed.
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Board of County Commissioners
A. P. Larson
Larson
L. P. Bacarach
Court of Justice of the Peace Neu
Assensor Peterson
Ancessor
Nell
Fingget Feltman “Theron
Disputed BaseDA Names a Junior Game on Birch Street
A clash on Birch Street between the East End Fanouts and Juniors led to a protest over a declared no-game by the umpire. The Juniors claim victory by a score of 10 to 0 while the Fanouts contest the result.
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East End
Boally
Bat teries Juniors Score Reversed Claim
Alonzo Early and Mar Fis Wicke lead for Fanoute with Albert Myers and Carl Lawler in a disputed score reversal affecting Bat teries Juniors.
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Alonzo Early
Mar
Fis Wicke
Fanoute
Albert Myers
Carl Lawler
Pretty Lawns Shine In Anaconda This Year
Anaconda shows notable lawn beauty with expanding tree planting boosting city charm. Courthouse grounds stand out as a centerpiece as old trees thrive and new plantings mature, promising a premier county courthouse area in a few years.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Anaconda Elks Prepare for State Encampment
The Anaconda Elks held a meeting before the state encampment to handle preparations for the event. Members reported progress on arrangements and anticipated strong attendance. Delegates were named alongside affiliate officers, with emphasis on orderly conduct and timely travel.
Clerks Meet Tonight and City Notices Aggregate
A crowded city page lists meetings and notices including the Clerks meet to-night, various local residents visiting or traveling to Butte and Portland, and notices of debts and inquiries. Names include Schlappi, O'Brien, Livingstone, Church, and Stivers with several travel and business mentions and a $10 reward notice for information.
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Rherckmoes
Optician
Charles R. Schlappi
Greig
Weekend Sale At Montana Hotel Promises Good Time
Advert reads a Saturday night bel at a Montana hotel during spring, promising a good time for all. It mentions men’s summer negligee shirts in plain white and light fancy colorings. Prices and precise details are unclear in the fragment.
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Montana
Enaiy
Eset Uae Pte Cottar
Cadetship in Japan Subject in the Empire
Language is unclear. the fragment discusses cadetship in Japan, its relevance to the empire, and wartime pay. No coherent events, persons, or dates are identifiable from the text.
Indian lands to open in Minnesota August seventeenth
By direction of the secretary of the terror, 37800 acres of Indian lands in Minnesota will be open Aug. 17. The lands lie in the Fond du Lac Red Lake White Earth and Chippewas of Minnesota reservations.
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Minnesota
Fond du Lac
Red Lake
White Earth
Cases On Trial In The Justice Courts
The court of the Peace Ft James Newell was arraigned before Judge Fitzgerald on charges of threatening the life of Della Hess. The case, involving bias affidavits, was moved to Judge Neal. Newell released on $13 bond. A second complaint charged him with carrying concealed weapons. Ake Krodovich faced a hearing for threatening to kill Withens. Proceedings noted as colored defendants with mixed outcomes. some cases settled, others awaiting trial.
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James Newell
Fitzgerald
Della Hess
Ewell
Wasault
T. P. Stewart
Neal
Newell
Ake Krodovich
Herbolich
Pitagerat
Norime
Fitagerald
Emma
Fish Fry Released To Montana Streamsby State Hatcheries
New shipments of young fish were released into Montana streams including Lastsea and various creeks near Anaconda and Echo Lake. J A Hasley and Robert Greig delivered 12 300 fry to Lastsea, with other deputies delivering 23 000 fry to Park Creek and Nez Perce Creek. Officials stress proper care by sportsmen to ensure successful growth, noting shipments will continue later in the season.
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Anweonda
Gover
Montana
Echo Lake
Tesbrt
Mary
Mane Range
A. Hasley
Robert Greig
Eeho Lake
Pace Creek
Dextros
Kehoake Westerday
Ik Park Creek
Nex Perce Creek
Butte Sportamen
Anaconda
Keho
Eason
Hefry
Gallatin Valley Club to Open In Bozeman
Reorganized Gallatin Valley club in Bozeman plans a Saturday night opening in the Story building to provide a social center for Bozeman and Gallatin valley business and professional men. The club will include parlors reading rooms card rooms a billiard tables and a kitchen dining area with seating for discussions on town welfare. Governor supreme court officers and state business leaders are invited with visiting delegations to tour the valley and view its resources. The executive committee includes W. J. Lansing J. A. Hall A. Bradley and H. L. A Trask.
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Sta Bozeman
Gallatin Valley Club
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Io 10
I Rovernor
Supreme Court
Militia
WIM
W. J. Lansing
J.A. Hall
A. Brandley
Hla Trask
Russians Increase Forces In Korea Action Report
Tokio reports intensified Russian activity with two torpedo destroyers shelling a vessel off Chungking on the northern coast, killing the captain and a boy, wounding two crew, as Russia expands forces south of the Tumen river. An unofficial note says a first army is in place, with 22,000 men, as civil administration leaves for Sakhalin and HQ are set at Alexane Grovak.
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Tokio
Chunghing
Wwostok
Tumen
Korea
Sakhalin
Alexane Grovak
Yellow fever reports from New Orleans raise alarm and cautious optimism
New Orleans reports 432 new cases and 3 deaths with total deaths rising as authorities acknowledge a second infection wave. Officials urge calm while noting higher daily counts, and quarantines spread across Mississippi and Georgia. Militias and citizens guard routes as towns impose mosquito controls and travel restrictions.
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New Orleans
Russian forces reinforced in Northern Korea report
London dispatches confirm the great strength of Russian troops and continual reinforcement in Northern Korea. Japanese correspondents note the greatest rain in years has recurred there, signaling heavy weather impact on military operations.
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London
Korea
Nedicate
Durand Seeks US Britain Peace Clarification at White House
At Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay on a visit to President Roosevelt British ambassador Sir Mortimer Durand and U S minister W W Russell discussed pending US Britain matters. Also present was W J Calvin envoy to Venezuela as Durand denied involvement in peace negotiations while stressing no new news emerged.
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Mortimer
New York
Lenox
England
War in India name clash of Kitchener and Curzon
From The Washington the piece argues England delays creating a standing army in India, preferring civil control. It notes a feud between Lord Kitchener and Curzon with Carson as a possible mediator and political over military priorities shaping imperial policy.
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Washington
India
Kitchener
Carson Ayd Curzon
Kitchener Namie Mary
England
Lord Kitchener
Death of Meagher Doctor Dr N Kumpe
Special Dispatch to the Standard White Sulphur Springs Aug 3 Dr N Kumpe of this place who has been ill for the past three weeks with appendicitis and a complication of other diseases died at 3 oclock p m Aug. 3 He was 62 years old and one of the oldest and most highly respected citizens. He came to this place from Alabama in 1882 and had a large practice in this city and county, leaving wife a daughter Catherine and three sons Ernest Carlos and Martin. Marton Kumpe was in the United States Army in San Francisco. All the family except Martin Kumpe were at his bedside at the time of death.
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Standard
White Sulphur Springs
N. Kumpe
Catheri
Ernest
Carlos Aid Marsin
Neat Kumpe
United States Army
San Francisco
Carlo Kuich
Cauradcntantord
Nia
Great Falls
Martin Kumpe
Seven Little Mills and Big Plank in Cleveland Case
Cleveland Ohio Aug. versus Castle TC cites total dividend about seven mills on the dollar when settled. Net assets near 425000 and debt around 2,000,000. Samuelson of Provo breaks world record in two miles at the local saucer track riding from scratch in a professional race. He clocks 448 1-5, four-fifths of a second faster than prior mark.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Castle TC
Orden, Vian
Aug
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