Kennedy Boy DIEs After Illness at Local Hospital
Robert Kennedy aged 12, beloved son of Mr and Mrs H O Kennedy, died yesterday morning at a local hospital. Funeral will be held at the family home 114 West Third Street Saturday morning then to St Pauls Church for a high mass at 10:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Still
Cedar Street
Ri "Pauks
Ritthammer
Ton Ritthammer
Mahoney Undertaking
St. Peter's Church
Kennedy
Robert
William Rood
Anaconda
Mily
Comrelal Avenue
J. L. Craig
St Mark's “Church
Union No. $12
The
Woodmen of the World
Mr. Rood
Frank McAndrews
A. E Thompson
Frank Herbolich
Ther
Percy Gregory
Charles Harrington
Frank Davis
Pipemen's Union
Hilt Cemetery
Avenging Conscience Poe Story Shown by Griffith
Weird Poe tale adapted into a Griffith picture drawing great interest at Margaret theater with a Portland run, following success in New York and Seattle. Griffith praises Avenging Conscience as a supreme achievement, portraying a diseased mind and the clash between intellect and emotion through a star cast led by Walthall and Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Dr. W. Grimth
Mr. Grimth
Hellig Theater
Portland
Henry Walthall
Mae Marsh
Oswoode Aitken
Robert Harron
Ralph Lewis
George Siegman
Josephine Crowell
Grifith
Grimm
Poe
Heaven
Hell
Republican Women Hostesses at Rally Tonight
The Woman's Republican club will host a social rally at the old Moose hall on East Commercial Avenue this evening. The program begins at six o'clock and all Republicans are invited. Refreshments will be served.
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Woman's Republican Club
Sells-Floto circus to show in Anaconda next Tuesday
US-FLOTO CIRCUS will exhibit in Anaconda next Tuesday featuring buffalo Wild West acts and cowboys. The program includes clowns and trained donkeys with a free street pageant at 10 30 am starting from the circus grounds. Purity Safety milk claims to be best in town and pasteurized for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isurraio
Anaconda
Purity Safety
555
Tall
Purity Dairy Products Co
Boskovich Appointed Special Deputy Sheriff
Sheriff Lew Hartsell appointed Bozo Boskovich as special deputy sheriff yesterday and revoked earlier appointment of B. L. Miller. The action updates local law enforcement staff and authority.
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Hoskovich
Lew Hartsell
Bozo Boskovich
Iasued
B. L. Miller
Opportunity mill and smeltermen parade labor day
Friday the 18th notes locals attend the Opportunity parade and labor day events. A baseball game on the common was halted by rain after two innings with the Good Friends leading the Molders 1 to 0.
School Board Names New Teachers and Staff
The school board elected Dennis Lynch as truant officer at 90 dollars monthly plus 15 dollars for transporting west side pupils. Resignations were accepted from Misse Myrtie Dragstedt Mise Pave Bennett and H G Ratterthwaite. Alice Cornelian, UM Wisconsin A RL, will teach German and English. Rooney Sullivan joined grade corps. janitors were assigned from a list including King Silverman Kelly and others.
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Dennis Lynch
West Side
Mise Myrtie Dragstedt
Mise Pave Bennett
H. G Ratterthwaite
Alice Cornelian
University of Wisco
Alice Rooney
Anna Sullivan
George King
Prescott
John Sulvan
Bryant
J. Kelly
James Duffy
Lincoln
James McGuire
Daly
Therese McManus
Beaver Dam
Inter” Mare Earet
Healy
Mary. Horrigasy
Margaret Crews
Anni Mallon
Nellie Walsh
Pat Leo
M. McGeath
Good Vaudeville Bill Is The Hippodrome Offering
A lively Hippodrome vaudeville bill at the Margaret theater features diverse acts. Numbers include acrobatics by the Three Krundella, a Davis and Timore team sketch, and Howard Chase’s company with a serious plot relief. Holt and another duo deliver musical comedy, all providing entertaining showcase.
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Margaret Theater
Hippodrome
Aekerman & Harris
Sullivan & ‘Considine Bim
Presa Circuit
Arneat
Davis
Timore
Howard Chase
Ean
Holt
Otto Adiond
Deer Lodge Baseball Team to Meet Columbians this Sunday
Deer Lodge strengthens its lineup by adding Conn from St Marys College, Livingston pitcher, after a fine display against the Black Rocks. The team aims to top Kay Lees and Black Rocks before snow falls as they prepare for a big return game at Park Sunday. Delegates and alternates of the county board are urged to attend the Great Falls convention meeting at 7:80 in committee room 108 A.
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Deer Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Conn
Livingston
St Mary's College
Black Rocks
Kay Lees
Great Fails
Decrease in Livestock of German Empire Is Shown
The German empire census of December 1, 1915 shows declines from 1914 in cattle, pigs, and other stock. Figures indicate drops in horned cattle and hogs, with losses cited in monetary terms and totals. In other items, convention notes highlight insurance benefits, patriotism drive, and Scandinavian literature emphasis, while irrigation progress and a British stance on trade secrecy are briefly mentioned, alongside an ad for a White sewing machine offered by Brownfeld Canty.
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The
Hague
London
Berlin
Reichs Angeiger
Sale of Undermuslins and Hosiery at Special Prices
A Friday and Saturday sale offers 98c gowns and 65c skirts, with fine muslin, batiste, and envelopes. Enormous assortments include nightgowns, combinations, corset covers, and skirts. Oilcloth 2c yard, washcloths 9c, Turkish towels, leggings, and hosiery bargains feature widely.
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Batiste
Storm halts ten precinct judges at primary conference
Disorder disrupted travel as ten judges and county clerk Reardon failed to reach a conference for primary election instructions. Roads delayed judges en route, and Reardon planned to issue notices from his office to convene and provide guidance under the law. Palmerston and Metchnikoff references appear as literary notes in the page.
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Mobile
Tay
Reardon
Prec
Railroad Presidents Meet As Strikes Loom
Leaders prepared to vote on the president’s eight hour day plan while rail labor tactics and a proposed one year truce peace plan hung in balance. The White House fortified security as managers and railroad chiefs gathered for talks with President Wilson.
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Hall
White House
New York
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Hale Holden
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Ralph Peters
Long Island
W. J Truesdale
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
Frank ‘Trumbull
Chesspeake & Ohio
TN. Schumacher
EL Paso
Thiwestern
BF Bush
de Misouri Pacific
KE. J. Parson
New Haven & Hartford
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Wilson
Roadstone
Plan for Arrest Prolonged as Talks Fail
Fragmentary text suggests two days of negotiation on an arrest plan. Mention of a president, White House, and western presidents hints at a political dispute. Indications point to adjournment of a conference and a cautious public statement from the Fairs roads position, though details are unclear.
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Wigan
Tomoreow
Bae
White House
Fairs Roads
Curious cat fur coat features and unusual collar
A brief note describes a conservative fur coat with a mole kin fur texture. A second look reveals an unusually attractive collar as a notable adaptation. The garment combines a loose neck finish with a deep tight cut, creating a curious contrast.
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D. C. Scott
Mgr
Ron
Alexander Pantages
Romaine
Fielding
New York City
Tv Popularits
Bei
Mr. Fiettin
Farlesi
Mike Bernard
King of
Claudia
Trac
Will and
Kemp
Browning and Dean
the Iron Claw” Ay King Mask
Broiler Cafe
Main Street
Mother's Cafe
Wiekin
Olympia Cafe
Big Man Park Avene
Commercial St
East Eighth Street
Alder Street
East Fifth
K Avenue
James H. Murphy
Ark Avenue
Quick Eats
R.B. Lewis
E. Park Ave
M. P. Mahoney
C. A. Tuttle Co
East Park Avenue
Telephone Bell
Montana Roofing Company
South
Wyoming
Anaconda Ratioual Bank Capital
Ivan
Atte
Fenton
Tase Seine
Oliver Leiser
Third St
Wellcome. & Durston ‘Co
Griffith
Floto Circus
H. Notice
Grand District Lodge
Nashington
Otton
Sudan
Brownfeld-Canty's
Copper City
Headquarters For
Labor
Searls
Depen
Storm
Lord Palverstons Deysem
New York Port
Larke
Tony
Lord Palmerston
Metchnikeft
Palmerston
Klein
Kemp & Havens
Mossives
Goldeen Furniture
O Jal Ave
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