Anaconda School Trustees Inspect Mill Creek Site
Anaconda school board members Clague Wigein Chrystal Mahoney and Tuchscherer with Superintendent Dwyer visited Mill Creek to review a proposed move of the Schoolhouse near Silica. They noted 41 children on the north side and nine on the south side, found the building solid but vandalized, and voted to continue advisement on repairs and relocation.
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Timber Company
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Rev Leon H Sweetland Preaches at Helena Methodist Church
The Rev Leon H Sweetland of Helena, president of Montana Wesleyan College, occupied the pulpit at the Methodist Episcopal church yesterday morning and evening. He spoke with ease and wit, delivering sermons that showed scholarly preparation and vivid illustrations. The morning text was Genesis thirty seven five, And Joseph dreamed a dream, highlighting key aspects of Joseph's life.
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Leon H. Sweetland
Helena
Montana Wesleyan College
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sweetland
Joseph
Chiropractor ad urges examination for illness and adjustment
A compact classified notice from a chiropractic office invites patients to call for explanations and make appointments. It lists hours from 10 to 12 and 2 to 6, plus evenings, with room numbers 3 and 3 at Graduate Palmer School Chiropractic and phone number 164. The ad references Beat D Sawtell and emphasizes treatment for dis ease and adjustment.
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East Park
Palmer School Chiropractic
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Anaconda News Roundup Prominent Meetings and Notices
Local page lists many groups meeting tonight including the City Newsward, Labor councils, metal trades, and Pythian Sisters. Mentions hotel guests from Butte and Great Falls, sales ads for violins and records, and ongoing Chautauqua preparations with lectures by Dr. James Whitcomb Hrougher. Public notices include sheriff sale in Deer Lodge County and an estate sale order for J. Gust Anderson.
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Victor Records
Copper City
J. W. Robbing
Sprockett
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Emil Erickson
Notice is given by Administrator AUGUST LINDWALL of the Estate of Emil Erickson deceased to creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be presented at 209 Main street Anaconda Montana in Deer Lodge County. Dated August 4 191%.
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Montana Fire Insurance Company
Mary ‘A. Dunn and Strong & Warner Company
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
State of Montana
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Hartsell
District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
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J. Gust Anderson
Alfred Bergreen
District ‘Court
Anaconda Standard
George B. Winston
Emil Erickson
August Lindwall
Hinil Erickson
Red Cross Golf Tournament Invites Anaconda Players
Members of the Anaconda Country Club receive invitations to the state golf clubs tournament to be played on the Butte Country Club grounds August 17 18 and 19. The event aims to promote fellowship among Montana golfers with an Open Red Cross tournament for eight player flights each entry fee two dollars. Proceeds benefit the Red Cross with medals awarded to flight winners.
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Anaconda
Aretend
Butte Country
Red Cross
Mayor Jud Hasley’s 18% pound rainbow trouts prize catch
Georgetown lake produced a record rainbow for Mayor Jud Hasley who fought the 18% pound trout for about 20 minutes from strike to boat. The fish was the season’s finest at the lake and sparked chatter among Ananias club members as enthusiasts gathered late. He joked about calling police reserves as an Angler’s guard to transport it home.
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Jud Hasley
Georgetown Lake
Ananias Club
Uncalled Letters Listed at Anaconda Post Office
The weekly list shows letters remaining uncalled for at the Anaconda post office for the week ending August 4. Names include Eawin Burger Ronald Don aldson Huts Will Kneeho Rus sel Kilgore Einar Magnuson Mehrhoff W J Mearthur Del Ojates J Reber Jem Reill H J Shell mount T B Tracy William Temple Roy Williams Victor Wicken W B Whitman Robert McClelland Thom ady John Vara.
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R.A. Donaldson
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Russel. Kilgore
Einar Magnuson
Mehrhoff
W. J. Mearthur
del Ojates
A J. Reber
Jem Reill
H. J. Shellmount
Class F Mrs at Lorenz spur camping trip ends with joy
A Sunday school class returned from a weeklong camping trip at Lorenz Spur. TI members plus the teacher enjoyed games stories and a concert around the big campfire. Many city guests were entertained by the outing.
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At. At. Xorks
Lorenz Spur
Early July Dairy Rankings List From County Health Office
The July dairy montage reports list numerous dairy names and scores including Willow Glen 98 Warm Springs 94 Jersey 90 Golden Gate 90 Star 8 Valley 88 Anaconda 8 Mill Creek 87 Vale Galle 87 Mountain View 86 William Benninger 85 John Vanisko 84 L A Thompson 48 J B Crimmins 83 Peter Lazetich 82 Cottage Grove 1 James Morris 1 F W McCullock 80 Leo Balrusky 7 The automobile industry dates back to 1885.
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C. C. Evans
Willow Glen
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Star Dairy
Valley Dairy
Anaconda Dairy
Mill Creek
Vale Galle
Mountain View
William Benninger
John Vanisko
L.A. ‘Thompson
Railroads Report 18 Percent Freight Increase in May 1917
New York August 5 Railroads of the United States moved 18 percent more freight in May 1917 than May 1916 with nearly the same cars and locomotives. Fairfax Harrison says the gains reflect higher transport efficiency aimed at aiding the war effort. Freight cars rose to 1 883 921 from 1 800 842 and locomotives to 24 483 from 24 362. Fewer cars and engines in shops mark improvement, with 104 081 cars under repair versus 113 147 last year and 3 593 locomotives in repair versus 4 008. May 1915 was a heavy traffic month.
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United States
Fairfax Harrison
Railroads’ War Board
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Quartet Arrested On Vagrancy Charges At Bascom Street
Four men were arrested on vagrancy charges after police found a cabin at the rear of 516 Bascom Street. They were released after officers stated they furnished bonds. Detectives suspected a gambling game, with arrests by Assistant Chief John Walsh Patrolman Pat Connolly and Officer O Keefe. Defendants listed as Victor Johnson John Wilson Tom Landers and Carl Ylander.
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