Anaconda Conductor John J McDonald Dies in Accident
In Anaconda Montana an inquest found McDonald the conductor on the street railway died from accidental death after being crushed between two car bumpers while coupling a motor car and a trailer. Witnesses described quick events and the coroner’s jury attributed death to accident during duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McDonald
Anaconda Street
Washoe
McDonald
St. Ann's Hospital
T. J. Ryan
Michael Doyle
Street Railway Company
George Boyle
Holden
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Montana
M. J. Walsh
William Faunt
R. D. Crosbswhite
George A. Kenney
W. R. Mkenzie
T. J. Kelley
Henry Hynes
Railway Round Trip Rates to Gregson Springs Announced
Beginning Saturday May 23 and every Saturday after until further notice the B A P railway will offer round trip fares to Gregson Springs from Anaconda and back for 50 cents and from Butte and back for 80 cents Tickets are valid on all trains from noon Saturdays to noon Mondays Also Steuernagel's features a Wheeler Wilson sewing machine at bargain price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Gregson
Butte
Huckleberries Abound on Willow Creek in Montana
Robert Greig and family report abundant huckleberries along Willow Creek near Anaconda Montana. The berries cover hundreds of acres and ripen along mountain slopes with high yields per ground hectare. buyers pay about 1 dollar per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Greig
Willow Creek
Montana
Greig
Water rights suit orders new commissioner relief relief
James A. Saunders, appointed July 20, to measure and distribute Race Track Creek water in a Meagher versus Glover case, was relieved from duty after filing final report. The court approved $57 compensation, with named users paying proportional amounts. a new commissioner will be paid $2.50 per day upon appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Glover
Napton
Saunders
Race Track Creek
P. H. Meagher
Hempstead & Boyle
Meagher & Elliott
Ed Trapp
Strom
BE. AL Anderson
C. Bowman
D. Scott
Conrad Kohrs
PL i. Meagher
Dan Tewey
Lew Coleman
H. J. Quinlan
KE. Marone
AL S. Peterson
P. Normandin
A. Henderson
John Quinlar
George Johnson
Described Prince of Anaconda Leaves Town With Borrowed Cash
In Anaconda a young man using the name Wrightson and claiming Princeton education and national baseball fame charmed local women while borrowing money to depart Helena. He traveled under an assumed name, leaving about ten days after arriving, with various theories about his aim, from detective to author to a drifting, deceitful youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Bower
Anaconda
Princeton Colege
Wrightson
Montana
Snowball Arrested on Vagrancy Charge by Police
Nighthhief of Police Barney Fitzpatrick arrested a local man known as Snowball on suspicion of vagrancy. Reports claim disruption among the city’s colored population with razors hidden in belligerent meetings. Snowball is said to frequent Priver's club, and he may be ordered to leave the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Fitzpatrick
Priver’s
New York City
N. Y
Anaconda
A. D
Largest hay ranch in world on Big Hole river claimed
The Big Hole valley's hay ranches, led by Bielenberg and Walker, claim the largest first class hay land. Walker cites 60 days of work for about 90 men and 200 head of horses, with a 26 000 ton forecast this year, and notes strong cattle demand and high market prices. Thumson at 309 East Park avenue promotes a new suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bielenberg & Walker
Big Hole
D. Dpd
Walker
Seattle
Alaska
Montana
Women Pay Their Fines in Poltoer Court Order
Women in Poltoer Court settlement pay fines ordered by officials. The event marks another round of payments as part of ongoing court enforcement and community compliance. Local authorities note these settlements reflect routine procedures in municipal justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aprrtas
Poltoer Court
Judge Delays Answer As City Fines Paid In Court
Police Judge Hayes grants two weeks to reply amid a mayoral scandal as female offenders from the social evil district pay fines in court. J K Rawlins, a M and M saloon bartender, is arrested after an alleged wine bottle assault on A Shane and released on recognizance with a 24 hour plea period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainville
Hayes
J. K. Rawlins
Main Street
A. Shane
Shane
Rawlins
Police Powers
Will of John OConnell Probate After Death
Kalispell reports the will of John OConnell, found dead near his home, admitted to probate. He leaves six children $600 each, remainder to his wife who is named administratrix without bond. Property totals about $14,000 real estate and $2,000 personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Kalispell
Aug
John O'Connell
Lower Valley
Undertakers See Rise in Prearranged Burials in Modern Times
New York undertakers report more people plan their own funerals than a generation ago. They credit the shift from woolen coffins to modern burial caskets and the sense of control when facing illness or aging. Some clients make contracts covering years of service, yet if death does not occur the prepayment is voided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Amsterdam
Fice
Labor Day Picnic Bids Sought at Mountain View Park
Bids will be received for picnic privileges at Mountain View park Labor Day September 7 in Wilt Bar Juneh counter bowling alley boats lemonade and ice cream. A certified check must accompany bids. Bids due before August 31 to P A Tobin 410 Ash Street with right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picnie
Mountain View Park
Ash Street
Comet Beliefs Through History and Modern Science
A Washington Times view contrasts ancient superstitions about comets with modern astronomy. It cites Kepler, Trep, and historical figures, then credits Tycho Brahe and Isaac Newton for proving comets are celestial bodies governed by natural laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyeho Brahe
Isaac Newton
City Notices and Socials Roundup
Various meetings and social notices fill the day with events across town. United Moderns Fraternal union and Ophthalmometer exams are scheduled for tonight while Strain's announces new fall styles. Local politicians and court actions occupy headlines with habeas corpus cases in Butte and a courthouse exam date set for August. Interment details announced for John J. McDonald with a funeral at St. Pauls and Mt Carmel following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McDonald
Joan A. McDonald
Pine Street
St. Paul's Church
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Protecting the Ducks Dev Pup y Game Warden Aware Here Yesterday
A brief note records a duck protection action with a game warden present yesterday. Details focus on safety and wildlife care conducted on site. No additional names or places are provided.
Appoints Deputy Wardens as Ducks Numbers Rise in Montana
Henry Avare, deputy game warden for the district, in town for several hours, notes more ducks and fish than ever. He appointed two new deputies in Silver Lake and Georgetown Flat country. Investigations target spearing fish, duck shooting, and illegal fish selling. Open season for ducks begins next Tuesday with Anaconda hunters planning early morning trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Avare
Avare
Georgetown
Silver Lake
Silverlake
Aware
Silver Lake Country
Flint Creek
Rock Creek
Avuare
Brown's Lake
Middle Fork
Anaconda
McCabe Case Postponed After Judge Fails To Appear
Judge Harvey did not appear in Butte for the writ of habeas corpus hearing for William Mc Cabe held in Deer Lodge county jail on a charge of extortion. Sheriff, prisoner, and several lawyers waited, and the hearing was postponed to the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Trippet
Butte
Harney
McCabe
Mounty Artaine
J. J. McCaffery
Harness Court
Harvey
William McCabe
Deer Lodge
Special Mate to Columbia Gardens Train Fare Readied
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway offers a round trip rate of 1 from Anaconda to Columbia Gardens beginning August 5 and every Saturday and Sunday until further notice. The fare includes streetcar to the gardens and back. Return tickets require a stamp at Columbia Gardens to be valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte, Anaconda
Herpicide Promises Cure For Dandruff Trouble
Menald powered claim against disease using Herpicide to kill the dandruff germ. The ad says removing the germ lets hair grow healthily and beauty return. Sold by leading druggists. Sample offered for 1 cent in stamps to Herpicide Detroit agents Paxson and Rockefeller for local Butte service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhero
Detroit
Mich
Paxson & Rockefeller
Butte
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Anaconda News
Joan J
W.donald
Wheeler & Wilson
Steuernagel's
Montan
Chamberlain
Water Right Lawsuit
James A. Saunders
Creek
District Court
Patrick H. Meagher
Wan
The
Harrow
Rompus
Darktown
Big Hole River
Thumson
Fast Park Avenue
Washington Times
Kepler
Esturn
Jupiter
Shakespeare
Constantinople
Europe
Vespasian
Julius Caesar
Attila
Valentinian
Mohammed
Louis the Debonair
Charlemagne
Rodgers
Strain
John H. Tolen
Buttle
A. W. Sayles
Spokane
Leland Hotel
Fsrain’s
J. H. Duffy
Kirk
de. Strain’s
A. M. Stoltz
George A. Storrar
Kit Lyons
Alhambra Hot Springs
Allee L. Mahoney
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paudaliy
Anaeonda Camp
Woodmen of World
Ars
George L. Walkup
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
H. H. Smith
Walkers Gulch
Dev Pupy
Congressional Library
Washington, D.C
M. T. S. Smithmeyer
Congressional Library of
Washieter
United States
Niy Smithmeyer
Congress
Finandette Ritten Froim Washington
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co
Limbus
Ohio
Smithmeyer
Peruna
Ocean
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Kingsford’s
Oswego
Obwego Starch Factory
Pond
Harveys
Produced
Soung
Bob
Chicago
Anaconda, Mont
Smita Pe Co
Newhro Drug Co, Main
Columbia
Menald
Pia
Acme Mfg
Barcley Bik
Denver Cole
W. W. Harper
City of
State of Montana
Anaconda, Montana
Jonn S. Marshall
Mer
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
John R. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F. C. Norbeck
Asst
Yegen Bros, Savings Bank
Park, Anaconda
Responsible Capital
Traneacts
Ameath
C. Yegen
P Yegen
Ik. BP. Morritt
Cashieg
Teow
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