Five hold up near race track net $80 to $100
A party of five men in two teams halted a wagon near the race track at about 11 PM and stole between $80 and $100. Sheriff Storrar Night Chief Fitzpatrick led a search. two young suspects seen at Charles Bertsch's saloon fled and remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzpatrick
John Watson
Gus Meyer
Fred Preevey
William Geraghty
Charles Irwin
Geraghty
Irwin
Watson
Meyer
Preevy
Nels Westerson
Charles Bertsch
Main Street
Westersom
Armstrong
Sheriff's Office
Storrar
Petelin
Mulloy
Bertsch
Umpire Named for Miners Conciliation Board in Scranton
T D Nichols secretary of the miners conciliation board received a telegram from Judge Gray appointing Carroll D Wright, former US commissioner of labor and anthracite strike commission member, as umpire. Wright will likely meet the board at Pottsville next Thursday after the board sought an umpire per the strike commission award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
T. D. Nichols
Miners’ Conciliation Board
Judge Gray
Wilmington
Del
Carroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
Anthracite Strike Commission
Wright
Pottaville
Sixth annual American mining congress details
Arrangements for the sixth annual session of the American mining congress to be held September 7 to 12 are nearly complete. Secretary Shaw will attend as the president's personal representative and address the congress. Governors of Colorado Idaho and South Dakota have secured accommodations for their delegations with representation from other mining states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
American Mining Congress
Shaw
Congress
Colorado
Idaho
South Dakota
Strength in Food On Grape Nuts Benefits A Widow
A widow reports improved stomach function and reduced nerves after using Grape Nuts. She says the cereal sustains her through hard work and that her younger son with a weak constitution has gained strength and appetite. She notes the product satisfies and outperforms meat for her energy needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Pardoned Ency To Houck In Anaconda Case
Helena reports Charles Houck once a prominent Anaconda real estate and collection man was pardoned by Governor Toole after a district court conviction for grand larceny on January 14, 1902. The state board of pardons will meet August 25 to consider the case, with many prominent citizens supporting his release. Houck's supporters say he could regain former standing and become a good citizen if freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Charles Houck
Toole
State Board of Pardons
Houck
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
City Notes and Local Visits Highlight Anaconda Life
Verberckmoes the optician and jeweler. J. Savery of Cable visited yesterday. Dr. Rinehart will be in his office Monday. Missoula’s P. M. Reilly visiting. A nine pound daughter born to Mrs. Elias Guilbault. All butcher shops close for August 19. Carrol of Butte and Bacorn of Butte in town. Cable mine party with J. C. Bacorn. Dr. Leavett from Butte for a short visit. Dr. Rockefeller relocated to 504 Hickory street. Senator Yegen of Billings in Anaconda for banking interests. Dr. Walker mining in Idaho visiting. Dr. and Mrs. Macdonald returned from Hamilton. Miss Mary Piercy and Miss Mayvie Walsh from Helena visiting. Lost purse on B. A. & P. rail line. reward at Standard. W. S. Lippincott of Butte fished Lost Creek. Eli Dehon heads to Spokane and Seattle for three weeks. Funeral of Frank Golak held at St. Peter’s Church. Mollie Wild, Powell county superintendent, visiting. Great Northern runs through sleeping car Anaconda to Minneapolis daily. Mrs. A. D. Gillies and Miss Nan Dooley from Philipsburg visit. W. A. Bowen’s mother and daughter Doris visiting at 122 Maple. Stanley Taber visiting. ex-cashier now Pacific Coast agent at Black Diamond. Mehrbach, Rogers, Stull win Dandy tunnel contract at Moose Lake. Mrs. J. M. Moore and family bound for Seattle. visits with relatives. Mrs. W. H. Weaver and Mrs. A. L. Scott also in town.
Boston Defeats Chicago In Tight Baseball Tilt
Yesterday Boston beat Chicago in a well played game hampered by Chicago injuries. Logans of the New Yorks played for Chicago after officials relented on fielding changes. St Peter's altar boys beat the Silver Stars 15 to 7 with Tower Gruse Hughes and Mustard noted as battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
New Yorks
Logan
St. Peter's Altar Boys
Silver Stars
St. Peter's
Tower and Gruse
Hughes
Mustard
Deer Lodge County Valuation Shows Large Salary Increases
County Clerk Phil Greenan completes the assessment showing Deer Lodge total valuation at 8 665 000 including railroads. Real estate and improvements total 5 840 609 while personal property adds 1 847 051 bringing the county value to 7 487 720 before adding railroads. The article notes anticipated salary increases for county officers elected next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Greenan
Deer Lodge County
Mort-gages
Excursion Rates to Gregson Springs Announced
Beginning Saturday May 23 and weekly thereafter the B A P Railway offers round trip fares to Gregson Springs. Anaconda to Gregson and return five tenths of a dollar and Butte to Gregson and return five tenths of a dollar. Tickets valid on all trains from Saturday noon to Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Gregson
Butte
Local society notes from Deer Lodge August entries
Deer Lodge residents and visitors are listed with travels and guests. Rev. Mr Bancroft, Miss Florence Kelley, Mrs H J Toomey, Mrs F S Davey, Sen Kohrs, J M Moody, Miss Vonnie Owings, Mr Morrison, Howard Kelley, Rev J K Beery, Miss Mary Huffman, Paul Coleman, W T Kuehn, G C Selfridge, W B Rhoades, Prof Eaton, Kittie Bramble, Frances Bien, Dr E Rochette and others are noted as guests, travelers, or hosts around town and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonnie Owings
Michigan
Mr. Morrison
Penitentiary
Billings
Howard Kelley
J. K. Beery
Townsend
G. C. Beery
Mary Huffman
T. Eaton
J. c. Savery
Cabi
Kittie Bramble
Philipsburg
Frances Bien
E. Rochette
H. J. Toomey
Amputation Recommended After 20 Years of Suffering
Patient recalls 20 years of varicose veins and ulcers with winter pain, doctors stating loss of the leg, and amputations as a possibility. After taking Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, the leg healed completely and the subject regained health and strength. The ad touts kidney liver blood benefits and urges trial bottles via mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Joseph H. Mulcox
Church Street
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
N. Y
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Italian Garden Marbles Shape New York Landscape
A New York Evening Post report notes rising use of Italian garden marbles in country estates and sidewalks. Importers say most pieces arrive in five years, with few genuine antiques. copies in Verona and Carrara marble abound, often made by skilled fakirs using acids and burying or hammering to age them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Italy
New York
Chicago
Reach
Vttalians
Florence
Naples
Venice
Verona
England
France
Thome
Sardinieres
PilIard Found Guilty on Four Counts in Forgery Case
In San Francisco on August 6 W R Pillard, linked to the internal revenue service, was found guilty on four counts of forging Chinese certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
W. R. Pillard
Internal Revenue Office
Cloudburst Floods Papillion Causes Wide Damage
A cloudburst at Papillion south of Omaha flooded the town early today and caused extensive damage to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Papillion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda News
Wright the Empire
Strength and Health
Chas, Houck
Governor Toole
Ing
Verberckmoes
Optician
J. ©. Savery of
Cable
Dr. Rinehart
P. M. Reilly of
Missoula
Elias Guilbault
Joseph T. Carrol
J.C. Bacorn
Dr. Leavett
Dr. Rockefeller
Hickory Street
Fifth Street
Christian Yegen
Dr. Walker
Gibboneville
D. J
Mrs. Macdonald
Hamilton
Mary Piercy
Mayvie Walsh
City
Standard
W. S. Lippincott
Lost Creek
Eli Dehon
Spokane
Seattle
Frank Golak
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Mollie Wild
Powell County
The
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
A. D. Gillies
Nan Dooley
D. A. Boyd
Cedar Street
W. A. Bower
Doris
Canada
Mr. Bowen
Maple Street
Stanley Taber
Pacific Coast Company
Black Diamond
Wash
John Mehrbach
William Rogers
George Stull
Moose Lake
Moose Lake Mining Company
J. M. Moore
Deseree
H. J. Church
LE. J. Dehon
W. H. Weaver
A. L. Scott
Baseball
Esterday
Aries
Eastman
Steuernager
A. D. Goodfellow
Ovando
Christian Church
Cottonwood Creek
Will Dierks
Ed Sachs
Irvine Lake
Conley & McTague
Napton
Old Hennessy Station
Boulder
Granite County
Tostate
Sons of
Herrmann
Jacob Hitz
Heimville
Valles
Deer Lodge Society
Rose Helly
Sie
Nebraska
Sai¢tron
All Druggists, Inc
Sterling Remedy Co
Owsley Blocis
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
North Clark Street
Kenvere M Bradley
Itulic
Languages Board OF Examiners
Fanny Hroomfield Zetster
Johanna Hess-Burr
Adolph Rosenbecker
Kenneth M. Bradley
August Hylleeted
Chas EB. Allan
Clarence Dickinson
Henry M Soper
School of Oratory
Hurt
Aos
Schmidt
Add
Soper
Columbia University
Portland, Oregon
Congregation OF the Holy Cross
University OF Notre Dame
Lnd
M. A. Quinlan
C. S
University Park
Oregon
DE Koven
Lake Stellacoom
Tac
South
Tacoma, Wash
Julia P. Bailey
Paeifle Avenue
Spokane, Wash
Yagi
S. Belen’s
Arl
Fleanor Terpetts
Houston
Cannon Hill
Mills College
Wed Seminary
Cork
Angie Ee Liman
CT Mills
Mills Collece PO
California
Salt Lake Collegiate Institute
Robert J. Caskey
Kimball
Conservatory Music and Dramatic Art
Minneapoli
West Point
Nation
MALL
Pre
Mingneay Acad
Hell Military Academy
Spa
Pallteria
Mary Metilada
San Mateo
St. Margaret's Suburban School
Mount Diade Avenue
Sanford University
J. L. Tesreits
Remove Cigar
Emfg. CO
Denver
Colo
Milwaukee
VAL, Blatz Brewing Co
Milwaukee, Wis
B. Gallick
Raiway
Butle
Mont
der St
Portland Oregon
Montana
Anaconda, Montana
Johns. Marshall, Mgr
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
Jonn R. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
Norbeck
Ass’t
Yegen Bros. Savings Bank
E. Park
Responsible Capital
C. Tegen
FP. Yegen
Moffitt, Caghies
Munyon's
Chichester
Rat Evans
Leo Bix
Ubmatur
Liechs
Ofan
Matt ‘ Alveretto
Druggtens
Plein Wrepeer
Apress
Marky
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