Memorial resolutions honor Col. W. F. Sanders in Anaconda
The Deer Lodge county bar presented memorial resolutions to Judge Winston on the death of Col. Wilbur F. Sanders. The document praises his pioneer leadership, legal genius, and public service including U.S. senator duties, and notes the resolutions were spread on court minutes with copies to his family and bar members.
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Deer Lodge
Winston
W. F. Sanders Festerday
George H. Winston
District Court
Third Judicialistrict Court
Wilbur F. Sanders
Montana
Washington
United States
Wing
Power
Memorial notice to lawman and press pioneer's death
Tribute from Deer Lodge county bar to a respected lawmaker and journalist who helped adopt Montana codes in 1885. Court records call for memorial placement and a copy to the bereaved family. Anaconda and Deer Lodge references appear with August date and attorney signoff.
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Montana
Fourth Legislative Assembly
Deer Lodge County
Anaconda
County of Deer
Lodge
Rodgers
Juniors Anxious for Gregson Game in Anaconda
Anaconda Juniors prepared for a likely clash with the strongest Butte junior squad at Gregson next Sunday. The A O H annual prize event brings a potential large attendance from both cities. Hibernians offer prizes for the winner and the game is expected to be hotly contested.
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Anaconda
Butte
Gregson
Hutte
Hibernians
Ragin
Local notices highlight sales, repairs, and events in city
Verberckmoes leading optician. Armory Hall dance tonight. Schlapps piano tuner. New Home sewing machines. Grei Z Collins in the city. Peckover deals in second hand goods at high prices. Zollman attending. hundreds of happy visitors. Dr Gutelius back and at office. marriage license Vincent Wallace and Misa Sade Vorel. golf shirts 65c. Good Friend's removal sale. removal sale items and discounts. spring chickens for A.M. church dinner. Peters siblings traveling Yellowstone. Rev. William P. Hosken to preach. boys shirts 45c. Anaconda Jewelry ads. old debts due to be settled. Rose Gano funeral today at 2 pm.
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Verberckmoes
Armory Hall
Charles R. Schlapps
Grei
Z. K. Collins
Irs
Helena
Zollman
E. Park Lena
Hemet
Gutelius
Additonal Society Notes in Anaconda
Eastern visitors flock to Anaconda for summer leisure with Miss Loretta Mulherin of Scranton among the guests. Locals praise Montana climate, fishing, and duck hunting at Georgetown Lake. Mrs Mulherin travels with Gilroy of Silver Bow, visiting the Duce home. Misses Lizzie and Sarah Rogue Laurin return from West Park Avenue visits while Mary Hy Brennan hosts town ladies. Miss Salisbury hosts a party on West Sixth Street. A little girl celebrates her fourth birthday with a luncheon for friends.
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Anaconda
Montana
Georgetown Lake
St. Charing
Loretta Mulherin
John 415
West Park Avenue
Patrick
Scranton
Ducie
Pr. Gilroy
Silver
Bow County
Mulher
Mabel N
Grace Taggart Hears Custody Case Testimony
In a Wooster Ohio custody hearing Judge Eason hears Grace Viola Culver Taggart accused of giving her two young sons beer. Witnesses describe bottles found under porch and early morning departures from the Taggart home. Captain Taggart to testify next in the session.
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Wooster
Ohio
Grace Viola Culver Taggart
Taggart
Amica8
Captain Taggart
Sheep ranchers ride high as wool price soars
Special dispatch reports Shearman & Dunn, wool growers near Ferry Creek by Livingston, earning about $10,000 from a single flock of 2,000 ewes this summer. Farmers foresee further gains as market prices rise and cattlemen enjoy green pastures after favorable rains.
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Sandanvingston
Shearman & Dunn
Ferry Creek
Livingston
Beasley
Mbs
Shearmat & Dunn
Park
Kimberly Montana Good Proposition Cited by Official
H M Ryan the Kimberly Montana Gold Mining company managing director at Jardine spoke in Livingston on August 3. He reported cyanide and stamp mills at Jardine running regularly with satisfactory returns and active development work by several miners. The firm spends about 10.90 a month on wages and supplies and continues plant improvements to unlock the properties value.
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Livingston
H. M. Ryan
Kimberly Montana Gold Mining Company
Jardine
Ryan
Kimberly-Montana
Water Power Company Begins New Station
The Livingston Water Power company started a new concrete power station about a quarter mile east of the current plant on the Yellowstone river. The two story, 80 by 100 foot building will have a 20 foot basement below river level and house the latest electrical machinery to supply Livingston with day current. In Twin Bridges Rochester residents campaign to keep their post office, sending telegrams and petitions to the third assistant postmaster general urging continuation of service.
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Standar
Livingston
Livingston Water Power Company
Yellowstone River
Rochester
Vestmasters Appointed by President Across States
In Washington on August 5 the president named vestmasters for several locations including Billings Montana with O B Prickett, Cody Wyoming with Frank C Thompson, and additional assignments announced from the same day.
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Washington
Billings
Mont
O. B. Prickett
Cody, Wye
Frank C. Thompson
Trial of concert hall liquor charge underway
Special Dispatch from Stanatu Livingston reports Al Lee and Harry Rowan managers of the Columbia concert hall were found guilty by Police Magistrate Short with pending judgment on ordinance validity. The state case continues today before Justice of the Peace Allen. Attorneys O Connor OConnell and Odell McConnell of Helena represent the defendants.
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Stanatu
Livingston
al Lee
Harry Rowan
Justice of the Peace
Allen
Lee
Rowan
Columbia Concert Hall
O'Connor
Oconnell
Odell McConnell
Helena
Heavy Storms Damage Crops Across Twin Bridges Area
A heavy rain and hailstorm near Twin Bridges and toward Silver Stan caused extensive crop damage. Hail six to eight inches deep lay on the ground, roads washed out, grain knocked down, and ranchers reported nearly complete losses to their fields. Frequent showers in two weeks hindered haymaking and spoiled much hay.
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Silver Stan
Vie
Lanas
Hall
Four Months in Jail for Robbing Friend
Special Dispatch to the Standard Livingston Aug 5 Frank Thurston arrested in Spokane and brought back to answer grand larceny pleaded guilty in district court this morning. He was sentenced to four months in jail and a $50 fine. The county attorney said Parkers offense was not as bad as claimed and that the value of the stolen items was exaggerated. Thurston allegedly robbed his roommate of $84 in money and goods. Special Dispatch Livingston Aug 5 Adolph Jaco of the Cokedale Commercial company visited Helen to view the site of the proposed dam on the Missouri river.
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Standard
Livingston
Frank Thurston
Spokane
Thurston
Adolph Jaco
Cokedale Commercial Company
Helen
Missouri River
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Manhattan
Wearrney, Art
Thueson
Red
East Fork
Bozeman
Vincent Wallace
Misa Sade Vorel
B.C. Thomas
Thomas
C. ¥. Warren
W. Goodale
Montana’ Hotel
GG. Metzinger
William P. Hosken
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Yeterday
First Presbyterian Church
Goodfriend
Catherine Madden
R. de B. Smith
Charles Benson
M. Millaner
Judge Winston
Miss Frances
Misa Lurinda Stephens
Philipsbore
A Cole
Mille Rose Gano
Frank J. Gano
Locust Treet
C. H. Davis
the Baptist Church
Mulherin
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Water Power Company
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Copper City
Og Aave
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RETO
Eee Ben
BOC
Lewis and Clark Exposition
Northern Pacific
W. H. Merriman
Wonderland
Lewis and Clark Bookle
Yellowstone Park
MM. Olland
St. Paul
Daly Bank
Yesen Bros. Savings Bank
Arpaia
MoMit
Cashiers
le Cook Medical CO
Curtis
Denver
Colo
DR. Jordan
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