Former Pastor Buster Clashes With Moscow Elks Over New Church
Rev W T Buster once led the local Methodist church in Anaconda now faces trouble in Moscow Idaho amid a dispute with the Elks and a city official over the planned stone church. Evangelist Barrett's remarks sparked anger leading Mayor Wolfe to skip the corner stone laying. officials say the street roller was merely maintaining fresh pavement.
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W. T Buster
Moscow
Idaho
Mr Buster
Foster
The
Elks
Wolfe
Barrett
Elke’ Dodge
Murc
Main Street
Flks’ Lodge
Spokesman- Review of
Spokane
Fuster
W. T. Buster
Methodist Church
Easter
New Methodist Church
Spokesman-Review
Funeral for Mrs Daniel Skelton Held at Washington Street
The funeral for Mrs Daniel Skelton was held yesterday at the family home on Washington Street with a Requiem Mass at St Peters Church led by Rev Father Plernat. The procession included members of the League of the Sacred Heart. burial followed at Mt Carmel Cemetery. The Catholic feast of the Assumption was noted with Masses and devotions scheduled for the day.
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Daniel Skelton
Washington Street
St. Peters Catholic Church
Father Plernat
League of the Sacred Heart
Skelton
Mt Carme
Wise saying about dimes and dollars from a sage
A timeless proverb on money management notes that saving small amounts leads to larger gains. It then praises Yegen Bros. Savings Bank as the modern choice for prudent deposits and financial security.
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Yegen Bros., Savings Bank
Anaconda Resident Returns from Spokane to Idaho Mines
William Mekachran, a prominent Anaconda resident, has returned from Spokane and his Buffalo Hump Idaho mining claim. He plans to develop the Buffalo Hump property with a stump mill next spring, while Spokane prospers. The Big Buffalo mine shows potential with a 1,200 foot tunnel and advancing work at Jumbo and Monte Cristo prospects.
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William Mecerachrin
Anaconia
Spokane
Burffalo Hump
Idaho
Mekachran
Anaconda
Washington
Mecfeachran
Biz Bend
Palouse
British Columbia
Buffalo Hump
Charles Sweeney
Big Buffalo
United States
Buffalo
Jumbo
Monte Cristo
James Cameron
W. S. Norman
Police Move Quarters and Kitchen Fight at McCourt Case
Chief Powers relocates to the front city hall room as Judge Hayes is away in French Gulch. Joe McCourt, accused of beating George Andrews at a restaurant, was jailed then released after raising $25 for appearance. Andrews, dubbed English George, suffered seven head cuts and facial injuries. Andrews refuses to name his attacker. Sanitary Policeman Truske recovers a stolen bicycle from Park Avenue. Police seek Birdsall Averes, 12, missing from Fremont Nebraska. contact Omaha Chief Donohue.
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Police Powers
City Hall
Wisner
Gnose
Elty
Judge Hayes
French Gulch
Joe McCourt
George Andrews
Mast Dark Avenue
Mizpatrick
Andrews
George
McCourt
Stephens
Medourt
Sanitary
Joe Truske
Silver Hotel
Truske
Park Avenue
Birdsall Averes
Fremont
Neb
Donohue
Omaha
Young Averes
Grand Lodge of Montana Opens Aug 19 With Delegates From All Cities
The thirty-sixth annual session of the grand lodge of I T for Montana convenes in this city next Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. Delegates from across the state are expected, with Anaconda lodge noted as particularly prosperous. Massena Bullard of Helena will lecture on Good Templary in Montana Thursday evening, and plans include a visit to the smelters after lunch. A crowded program includes opening ceremonies, committee reports, and a public meeting at 8:30 p.m. in the Methodist Episcopal Church with welcomes and a lecture.
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Op Grand Lodge of the
Montana
Grand Jodge
Anaconda
Massena Bullard
Helena
Street Railway Company
Grand Lodge
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oelock
AL LL. Hanks
Brl Miller
Massens Hullard
J. R. Faulds
Hennett
Myrtle Templeton
J. W. James
J A Johnson
W. McLean
M.D. Logan
Julia Mortarity
Heroic rescue at Warm Springs creek saves drowning boy
Herbert Hughes, a year old man from Joseph H. Hughes family, saved Grant Knutsen during a near drowning at a dammed pool in Warm Springs creek. The boy, unable to swim, sank twice before Hughes plunged in, pulled him to shore, and revived him.
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Herbert Hughes
Joseph H. Hughes
Grant Knutsen
Knut Knutsen
Peare
Warm Springs
Knutsen
Dad
Mast Hughes
Knutaon
Amlewam
O Brien Denies Deputy Appointment Revoked
The article reports that O’Brien, once a deputy, says Sheriff Sterrar has not explained revoking his appointment. He claims no knowledge of Barkovich’s debt issue and notes no town communication about the action. He seeks a proper resolution and continues working amid the dispute.
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Frank © Brien
Sterrar
Mr. O'brien
Vpoliceman Karkovich
Alderman Adler
Mr. Barkowich
Department for Women Exhibit at State Fair
Helena Aug 3 Special Dispatch to the Standard secretary of the state fair Pace aims to interest state women in a department devoted to their handiwork. Space is reserved and women statewide are invited to contribute. Exhibits due before permits and premiums from $1 to $15 for top entries in each lot.
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Helena
John W. Pace
le «Tate
Butte to Columbia Gardens Round Trip Fare Announced
Beginning Aug 1 and every weekend thereafter the Butte Anaconda & Pacific railway offers a $1 round trip from Anaconda to Columbia Gardens and back, with Melodes Street car fare from Butte to the gardens also included. Return ticket unused unless stamped at Columbia Gardens. Havana note records three men garroted in Santa Cruz province for murder and robbery, all denying guilt and resisting priestly ministrations.
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Ami
Butte, Anaconda
Havana
Santa Chrrse
DOINGS OF DILLON AND BEAVERHEAD
Special correspondence from Dillon reports legal contention with Rocky Mountain Telephone Company over licenses and instrument counts. A $417.75 license debt, $1.08 damages, and $26.77 penalties are claimed. Papers were sent for service on Somers. Attachments from Twin Bridges case involving six horses were resolved. Attorney Avion, Twin Bridges official, returned home satisfied. Suit filed to oust Grant Wilson from Birch Creek ground leased from Hell.
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Toe Standard
Dillon
Aus M.sull
Rocky Mountain Hell Teles Phhonke CooMpPans
Mobison
Boeck
Avion
Twin Bridges
Girant Wilson
Birch Creek
Hell
Judgment against an alleged thief in district court
Judgment ordered in the district court against M. Hinderager with a bail forfeiture of 8750. Hinderager, noted as a horseman, had a preliminary hearing weeks earlier on horse stealing and fled during the proceedings. He is in Bookune and not expected to return soon. A separate item notes a U S court opinion sustaining a constitutional list and a new revenue measure affecting goods from Porto Rico.
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Boe
Malis
M. Hinderager
Winderager
Benton Taike
Bookune
New York
Hasim
United States
Eareuh Court
Ciy
Ional Lis
Poraker
Porto Hico
Free Medical Advice From Lydia E Pinkham
A printed appeal invites working girls to write for free medical advice from Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts. The testimonial from Miss Jaser Paine of New York cites back pain insomnia and painful menses relieved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad promises a $5000 forfeit for forging origin details and warns against substitutes claiming the product cures.
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Lydia KK
Jaser Paine
West 125Th St
New York City
Parliament Quits Amid UK Varied Policy Debates
British parliament winds up the session amid dissolution rumors. Balfour cites delays in the Venezuelan settlement caused by France and Spain objecting to English in the tribunal. The king’s speech praises Ireland reforms and housing, while asides touch on Macedonia, Turkey, and South Africa. Parliament prorogued to Nov 2 with a possible autumn dissolution. The campaign looms as MPs shorten holidays to resume political battles.
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House of Commons
Balfour
Britain
Germany
France
Spain
Maccedonia
Ste“Ans
Chris. Hans
Christiana
House of Lords
America
Ireland
Ir Adida
Turkey
Bouth Africa
Speer A
Bhefield
Duke of
Trades Convention Indorses Hearst for Presidency
The National Building Trades council convention in Denver on August 14 endorsed Congressman elect William Randolph Hearst of New York for the presidency. The vote ended in a unanimous show of support after earlier opposition withdrew. The body adopted resolutions upholding trade autonomy and the right of each trade to its own organization without external interference. It also amended the constitution to require local unions aligned with national or international bodies to affiliate with nearby local building trades councils.
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Denver
National Building Trades Council
William Randolph Hearst
New York
United
National
Building Trades Council
Buiding
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Nase Pver
Chip Powers
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Toe McCourt
O'Brien
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Beim
Neo Tath
Sheriff
Department For Women AT the Fair
Japan
Hills Bros
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Ass'n
St. Louis, U.S.A
Sale Des
Dillon and
Beaverhead
Liss Paine
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Noth Houses
Listis
Mays
Antouie
London
Indorses Hearst
Afolger &C! Colden Gate
San Francisco
B. Callick
Patent Development Co. of America
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Druggiote Chichester Chemical
Medises Square
Phila
Acme
Notone
Acme Mfg. CO
Barclay Bik
Colo
Munyon's
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H. Reed
Victor
Idubo
Newbro
Rendi
Merpivide Co
Detrot
Mich
Anaconda, Montana
John S. Marshall
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