Inquest Over Mrs Wildner Dead by Unknown Hand
A Anaconda inquest into the death of Mrs Loreng Wildner found she died from a gunshot wound inflicted by an unknown person. Testimony covered witnesses describing the scene, timing, and blood marks, with the coroner absent and the verdict returned by a Justice of the Peace.
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Loreng Wildner
Justice of the Peace
Fitzgerald
Walsh
Conhharach
West Pitt Street
Devine
Main Street
Waldner
Joseph A. Hughes
Oveder
Hughes
Walsh Undertaking
Tsun
O. C. Evans
Waller Perts
Wilaner
Sara
Wilner
Perry
Wildner
Neweborn
Iver
WA. Taylor
Wittner
Wildwers
Attomes Stewart
Campbell
Sie Wilder
Caloon
Paul Glasscock
Frank Mecann
Joseph Devine
Holohan
Lorenz Wildner
Toether
Lizzie
Pius Saile
Chotel
Tolan
Knights and Ladies of Security
Tetan
City Council Discusses Sewer Bond and Purchases
An evening city council meeting at City Hall approved the Central Kelley sewer bond of 300 dollars and placed it with City Clerk Sullivan for safekeeping. The bond was signed by local business leaders. The council planned offering new bonds to repay the old at lower interest, citing the city’s good credit. Alderman McGreevy moved that the street commissioner buy lumber and supplies in Anaconda if prices match elsewhere. The library contract bill was audited and paid minus 25 dollars for contractor debris, per library trustees via Hamill.
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Kelley
Sullivan
McGreevy
Anaconda
Via & Hamill, Cone ‘Idiewalke
Divorce Action Filed By Mary A Burns Against Edward F Burns
Mary A Burns filed for divorce in district court alleging marital misconduct and cruelty. The complaint says they married in Butte on June 14 1902 and that while living at Georgetown the husband insulted her, threw her clothes, used obscene language, and drank heavily impairing his ability to support his wife.
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Mary A. Burns
Aivorce
Edward F. Burns
Don Sawyer
Plainiif
Butte
Georgetown
Tan Oxfords On Sale At McRae’s Shoe Store
An advertising blurb notes new lottan Oxford style shoes priced at 2 dollars and 10 cents, with the regular price listed as 3 dollars 59 cents. The item is advertised as easily worn.
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New Lottan Oxford
McRae
Barber and trade unions plan Deer Lodge picnic
The International Barbers union of Anaconda joins clerks and butchers in a Deer Lodge gathering on August 23. Stores, barber shops and butcher shops will close for the day. Other unions may join, and more picnics are planned in Deer Lodge as visitors praise the town’s pleasant grounds.
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International Barbers’ Union of
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Butcher Shape
Merchants Hear County Fair Proposal At Meeting
A Retail Merchants association meeting at Goodfriend Clothing discussed a county fair report. Commissioners received the proposal with pleasant talk. A committee was appointed to interview business leaders about the fair. McRae's advertises new fancy collars at 20¢.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Goodfriend Clothing Company
Board of County Condroners
McRae's
M. H. Church Dinner At African Methodist Church
The ladies of the African Methodist Church will host a southern style chicken dinner in the Adams store building at Cherry Street and East Park Avenue. Meals will be served from 11 am to 6 pm and again from 5 pm to 10 pm with food prepared in the old fashioned way.
Acacia Lodge AF and AM annual outing to Mountain View Park
Special trains will carry the members and families of Acacia lodge to Mountain View park for the regular annual picnic and land outing. It is expected that nearly all members and visitors in the city will attend, the event to be held near the former park buildings site.
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Acacia Lodge
Mountain View Park
Order
Thousands of Elk in Wyoming State Meeting Preview
The article discusses the elk population in Wyoming, noting an estimated 12,000 head. It highlights protection by guards, winter hardships, and the elk’s range from Jackson Hole to the Yellowstone area. It mentions declines due to hunting and harsh weather, and describes the elk’s behavior across seasons and terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Anaconda
Washington Star
D. G. Robinson
Jackson's Hole
Dix
Colorado
Utah
Deer Tribe Migration Through Rough Terrain
Fragmentary notes describe the deer tribe moving across rough ground and steep mountains, through pine forests and windfalls at rapid pace. The text mentions elk as cattle like beings, their movement aided by terrain, and notes guarded living areas in Jackson County.
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Jackson
All In Readiness For Elks Convention In Anaconda
Citizens urged to decorate town in Elk colors for two day event from Butte to Anaconda. Prizes for best decorated buildings, parade with Boston & Montana band, special trains, and activities planned. Remains of F. Griffin from Warm Springs asylum brought to the city for Catholic Foresters event. Lectures advertised with free seats.
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Anaconda
Butte Ton
Boston & Montans Band
Aub
Washoe
F. Griffin
Dertaker J. A. Hughes
Walsh
Main Street
Ghmn
Aksum
Silver Bow
Ise
Sioux City
Lowe
Order of Foresters
Greig's and local trades fill city scenes in Butte
A jumble of notices and names from Greig's, Verberckmoes, Sehiagipl, and Hammerstough's, plus reports of Travel to Butte, Anaconda, and Stagg's sales. Funeral arrangements for Mrs Wilder and tax-like notices appear among other local business and social references.
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Hammerstough
Billy Palmer
Butte
County Levy Adopted by Commissioners Despite Slight Increase
County commissioners approved the annual tax levy with a small rise over last year, now set at 31.5 mills including bond and state fund changes. The state requires 1 percent to the state from the county’s levy, reducing the contingent fund. Rates for various funds including stock, sheep, road, bridge, poor, bond, special taxes, school districts and local districts are established, with specific mills per dollar for cattle, sheep, property and district needs.
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W Ald
Anaconda
Cottonwood
Fun Ball At Hy Halt With Dancing And Prizes
A notice describes a Friday evening grand ball at Hy halt featuring Lad der's orchestra playing popular dances. Prizes will be given to the most popular ladies on the floor. Visiting Elks are invited, with children’s attire noted. Also advertised are stock-clearance sales and travel tickets to Europe.]]
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A. C. Hy
Ladder
Elks
Childeen
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Brunner’s
City
Mderman O'Leary
Tan Oxfords
Ting
M. H. Church
Ares
Jackson's Hole District
Portieres
Ames F. Griffin
Harrison
Grelock
Aes
McRue
Greig’s
Charles R. Sehiagipl
Bee Hive
Greig
Frank Trunk
T. D. Flynn
Zollman
Stagg
Marvin Poindexter
Miss Poindexter
Hutte
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Catyon
McMullen
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Tett
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Wilder
Fifth Street
Hill Cemetery
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Hastile
Keights
Ladies of Becurity
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Sleeter Wildner
Amied Birks
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the Ballade
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Sally
Rune
Daly Bank and Trust Company
John R. Tool
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Ptonee
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Duff
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