Anaconda Labor Day Parade Details and Line of March
Anacond a news outlines Labor Day parade plans with 10 30 a m start on Commercial avenue at Main Street route through Main Park Avenue Elm Fifth Birch and back to the depot. Two divisions with unions vying for best regalia and four marshals named S G Goonell S A Johnson J H Fahey Robert Smith. Business leaders report all stores to close for the day and a park gathering to follow at Mountain View Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Park
Firet Division
Carpenters’ Union
Mill and Smettermen’s Union
Shoemakers’ Union
Molders’ Union
Cooks and Waiters’ Assembly
W. M. Morley Laundry Workers’ Assembly
Barbers
Boiler Makers
Blacksmiths
Cigar Makers
Musicians’ Union
Brewers’ UN
Ion
Machinists’ Union
Fantere’ Union
Typographical Union
Bakers’ Union
Clerk's Union
Butchers’ Union
Brickmakers’ Union
Building Laborers’ Union
Stationary Engineers
S.G. Goonell
S. A. Johnson
J. H. Fahey
Robert Smith
Trades and Labor Council
Deeds Filed in Deer Lodge and Anaconda Additions
Instruments recorded with the county clerk list a quiet claim deed from Deer Lodge County to America Giancoli for lot 12 block 23 Eastern Addition Anaconda valued at 15 dollars. A quartz location by N Landry and Alexander Powers on the Sam Landry claim fourteen miles west of Anaconda and a deed from Anaconda Copper Mining Company to Andrew Lacey for lot 11 block 57 Eastern Addition Anaconda valued at 500 dollars.
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Deer Lodge County
America
Giancoli
Anaconda
N. Landry
Alexander Powers
Sam Landry
Rathbone Sisters Meet and City Notices
Local notes list events and arrivals including W R cigar shop offerings, jewelry and piano bargains, social dances, and a marriage license for Dace C Letellier and Libbie Davidson Cilley. Also mentions through sleeping car service, returns from travels, and city errands with various names and places.
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Dace C. Letellier
Libbie Davidson Cilley
Heifer Falls Into Flume and Is Rescued From Reservoir
A yearling heifer named Bossy slipped into an uncovered flume feeding a power house near Anaconda and was carried downstream to a eight foot deep reservoir. Bystanders threw a rope to pull her free before she reached the turbines. She fled into the hills after the rescue to avoid another attempt at drinking from the water.
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Anaconda
Escaped From Jail In Idaho Reward Offered For Hillman
A Boise issued penitentiary card with Bert Hillman’s photo arrived in the city. Hillman, who robbed a Salmon City store about a year ago and fled to Anaconda where he was captured, later escaped from prison by digging with tools. Hartny, his partner, was captured with him. They were sent back to Idaho authorities and sentenced to terms in the penitentiary. The new escape prompted a large reward for his apprehension.
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Idaho
Boise City
Bert Hillman
Hillman
Salmon City
Anaconda
Hartny
Nis
Robbery Suspect Brought From Great Falls for Hearing
Deputy Sheriff Joe Daly returned from Great Falls with William ONeill who is wanted on robbery charges. ONeill allegedly entered rooms at the Washoe lodging house owned by M C Larkin and stole clothing and small items. He disappeared after the robbery and will face a hearing today before Justice Frank Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Daly
Great Falls
William O'Neill
Benner
Cascade County
Daly
O'Neill
Washoe
M. C. Larkin
Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
Poisoned Two Dogs Arrest and Bond Set
Joseph Plourd, arrested at Gold Creek, faced Justice Emerson on poisoning two dogs owned by Henry Kis of Deer Lodge. County Attorney J. H. Duffy and James M. Simpson argued the case after testimony. Plourd is bound over to the district court with bond fixed at 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Deer Lodge
Joseph Plourd
Gold Creek
Henry Kis
E. Emerson
J. H. Duffy
Deer Lodge County
James M. Simpson
Armour Packing head arrives. condition slightly improved
Kirk B. Armour, head of Armour Packing Company, Kansas, reached Kansas City in a special car from Watkins Glen New York where he was seriously ill on vacation. Attending physician says Armour is still very sick despite slight improvement in his condition.
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Kansas City
Kirk B. Armour
Armour Packing Company
Kansas
Watkins Glen
N. Y
Armour
Opening of 21st annual Christian Churches convention
The 21st annual Montana Christian churches convention opens tomorrow with delegates from nearly every town. B. C. Black of Hamilton will deliver the opening address on church councils. Rev. Frank Minnick of Anaconda extends welcome, with F. McHargue to respond. The event runs through Saturday with sessions, music, and public meetings daily.
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The
Christian Churches of
Montana
Bible School
A. C’. Jolie
B. C. Black
Hamilton
Frank Minnick
F. McHargue
George W. Muckley
Kansas City
Board of Church Extension
Anaconda
Christian Churches
Sixth
Oak Streets
Peruna lauded by soldiers and civilians in letters
A collection of testimonials praises Peruna as a strong tonic for soldiers at barracks and civilians alike. Mrs. T B Smith claims three bottles cured her backache, Anna Miller praises it for catarrh, and Verena Schupbach credits it with improvement after illness. The letters urge readers to write Dr Hartman for advice if results lag.
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T. B. Smith
Omaha Barracks
N. Clark Street
Chicago
Anna Miller
Stoneville
Ohio
Verena Schupbach
Dallas
Tex
Peruna
Verena Schupbacn
Lamanster Street
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohto
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St. Louis
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Frankenthal
W. M. Warren
San Francisco
Kirk Armour
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T. 8B. Smith
Dr. McLaughlin
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M. J. FitzPatrick
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Mira
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