Tax Levy for City Fixed by Council in Anaconda
The Anaconda city council fixed the next year tax levy at 14 mills on the dollar, same as last year, with a unanimous adoption. The sprinkling tax for 1913 was set at 5 cents per linear foot on properties fronting or bordering designated streets, including Commercial, Hickory Cedar, Park Spruce Washington, and others. Objections to the assessment will be heard in September, with the tax description on file for five days prior.
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Judiciary Committee
Park
Egan
Washington and
Ash Streets
Moose Lodge
Wellcome
Collin
Trunk
Kell
Reynolds
Wellcom
Republicans Set Aug. 29 County Convention at Court House
Republicans on the county central committee met at Dr. W. C. Gutellus office and set the county convention for August 29 at the court house. Primaries and caucuses will be August 27 in precincts. Delegates from precincts, plus 26 county delegates to state convention in Great Falls September, and three delegates to the Judicial convention, were outlined. Attending were Dr. Gutelius Senator Dunnigan Bob Dunn Bert Conyne and others with Lt. Gov. Allen and J T Blackstone present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
W. C. Gutellus
Vrious
Great Falls
Powfil
Granite
Lost’ Creek
Modeaty
Springs
Stuart
Willow Creek
Sliver Lake
Georgetown
Cabie
Ralston
French Gulch
W. C. Gutetius
W. H. Dunnigan
Bob Dunn
Bert Conyne
J. 1K. Crawford
Baward Krogh
Angus Mclean
Alexander Ralston
Allen
H. W. Rodgers
J.T. Blackstone
Liberal Prizes Hung Up for Labor Parade
The Labor Day committee announced prizes for parade floats with awards of 50, 30, and 20 dollars for best business floats and similar awards for unions. Decorated autos earn 20, 10, and 5 dollars for top three. A union with the most men in line and best appearing union receive 25 dollars each. An athletic event lineup and a baseball game involving Teamen are planned with Philipsburg Deer Lodge or Hutte Independent teams as possible opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeterday
Prises
Philipsburg
Deer Lodge
Hutte
City social notes and visitors clutter local scene
A string of brief notices lists residents and visitors in the city. Names include Missoula’s P J O Brien, Helena’s Inara, Butte figures C Frothingham and W J Harmon, and Sheridan’s Elizabeth Iverson. Alerts mention meetings at Moore Hall and a weekly drink ad, plus autos, hours, and local commerce.
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Eagles
Mabel Hall
Diller Milwaukee Beer
the Mint
P. J. O'Brien
Missoula
Moore Hall
C. Frothingham
Butte
City
Union
Olias Elizabeth Iwerson
Tenant Troubles Cross Court In Rooming House Suit
Two landlord tenant suits head to the next term. Teresa Hatfield sues Thomas Silha for 3000 in damages claiming ouster from 14 rooms in the Palace block leased June 1912 for 90 monthly. Barbara Reilly Helen Decker sue Charles Floods for 17880 damages over heat failure noise and eviction at Flood block rooming house.
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Teresa Hatfield
Thomas ‘Siiha
Silha
Romers
Barbara Reilly
Helen Decker
Charles
Charles Flood
Flood
Powell County
Deer Lodge
Tomers
Divorce Ends Brief Romance In Winnipeg Marriage
Samuel Josephs was granted a divorce from Elizabeth Josephs by Judge Winston in a default action. He testified they married the day after meeting at a Winnipeg church festival on November 15, 1909, and soon faced estrangement after a 17 mile separation. He described a joking note left by his wife denying the marriage and sought a clear record to avoid later questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Josephs
Elizabeth Josepha
Winston
Samuel
Winnipeg
Josephs
Commercial Day At The Butte Anaconda and Pacific Rail Rate
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railroad schedules a round trip fare of 1 for travel between Butte and Anaconda on Wednesday August 1 1912. A special train departs Butte in the afternoon. A separate note mentions Indians paying 9 cents a day to wave fans to circulate air in houses, a scene reflecting rising costs and crowded homes.
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Butte, Anaconda
Local notices and sales fill daily city entries
Daily city items include travel plans from Ed Henroid and Ellis Screen, visits by Alice Long and Blanche Whitney, a postponed Moose picnic, forthcoming sales on Oak street homes, wax and produce ads, and upcoming parish services. Officials discuss bank closures for Commercial Day and carious short notices on appointments, trips, and community events.
Republican county convention to nominate state and county officials
A county Republican convention is summoned at the Anaconda courthouse to select delegates and alternates for the state and county tickets. The caucuses and primaries determine representation from precincts 1 through 7, with locations listed and a schedule of times for holding the meetings and nominating candidates for county offices and state senate. The document specifies delegates, alternates, and procedural details for the August and September events, including precinct venues and counting rules.
Fragmentary Precinct Locations and May 1 1912 Meeting
A garbled list of precinct names and locations appears, mentioning Seventh Seventh precinct East Third Eighth precinct Armory hall 72h East Park avenue Lost Creek Modesty Warm Springs Thief precinct Stuart Willow Creek Fifteenth precinct Time quarry boarding house Silver Cake Georgetown Cate store Raleton Twentyetieth precinct French Gulch Twenty second Dry Cotton wood. The Deer Lodge county republican central committee announces a meeting to be held May 1 1012 with officers W Gute and W H Dun.
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East
Armory Hall
East Park Avenue
Lost Creek
Modesty
Warm Springs
Stuart
Willow Crea
Georgetown
Dry Cottons Woodly
Order of the
Deer Lodge County
Republican Central
W. ¢. Gute
W. H. Dun
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MacCallum & Cloutier Mercantile Co
N. B.C
Anaconda News
Carteen
Mt Wile BP
Gregson Springs
Keppler Jewelry Co
George
Town Y Stock Wellcomer Peckover Co
Best Lumber
Main St
Anaconda
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Good Clothes
About the City News
K. C
Feilows
Kim
Parker's
Aire
Anna Dietz
Joplin
Ida Glasgow
Louisville
Alice Sliliman
Ely
Nev
Inara
Helena
William Kelliher
Nick Walters
Sliver Iake
Werlcome
W. A. Ralston
Henry Seawend
Harry Riskin
Big Hole
Glenn Smarr
the Forest Advice
D. HI
Big Hole Country
G. CC
G. Hample
FL St. Jean
George Toland
Mr. Hurley
R. Toland
RB. Lewis
WRAIN
Progress IN India
Anaconda National Bank Capital
Alder Street
Abbott & Ford
Ae Winona
Minn
Mrs
Ed Henroid
Burley, Tate
Ellis Screen
J. J. Williams
St. Joseph, Mo
William Roberts
Eity
John W. Carlson Af Swanson
Alma
Josie Cariion
Sullivan & Peterson
Co. C. Co
Alice Long
P. J. Dooley
Portland
James Savery
Deer Lodes
Sons
Daughters of Pioneers
Father Keltus
Twin Falls
Idaho
A.M. Walker
Deer Levign
Migx
Katherine Vans
Swan Lake
W. F. Remington
Mecill
Toomey
Julia Gangner
Chatham
Canada
C! Co
Fifth and Main Street
Russell Templeton
Gordon Sewell
W. F. Gaily
Don HM. Hendry
Foster Creek
McConnel
Lookout Lode
Alse Blanche Whitney
Hamilton
Daly Seally Company Ha
East Fourth Street
Cherry
Cedar Streets
James D'Arcy
Goodfriend Cloths Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Roe
CC. C. Co
Ox Roe
J. A. Stormans
Tacoma
Mabel Lewis
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
Mrs. Johnson
Mra. Burns
Jennie Johnson
Pocatello, Idaho
A. B. Riviere
Ana
National Bank, Daly Bank & Trust Co
Copper City Commercial Co
John Cornwall
William M. Kelly
Captain Kelly
Mr. Flint
T. V. Luxton
Main Street
Today
Rose
Mrs. Tescher
Clair
Bison 101
Moon
Milton Ieid
Erepublican
Tina Powell
Montana
Cork
Stel
Harpoon
Hersinalter Denwnatel
Aiong
Irtat
Aries
Tnt
Think
Pousti
Brecinet
Jack
Pine
Bank Horn
James Pringle
Durston
City Hath
Fiten
City Hi
Third Street
Anaconda Brewing Co
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Sary
Bush
J. Bowman
R. Toole
Wearet
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