Anaconda City Council Adopts 1911-12 Tax Levy Resolution
The Anaconda city council approves a fiscal year tax levy for 1911 to 1912 covering general municipal and administrative needs Hearst Free Public Library maintenance street and alley upkeep and a sinking fund for bond interest The resolution sets millage rates 16 2 1 and 1.5 respectively and requires publication in the Anaconda Standard.
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City of
Anaconda
Hearst Free Library
Hearst Free Public Library
Anaconda Standard
Deer Lodge County
Montana
A. D
F. H. Clinton
S. G. Taylor
City Clerks
Mont Ihereby
City of Anaconda
G. Taylor
Sheriff Sale In Anaconda Montana Of McGinty v McHale
Sheriff James C.inate marshals a sale in Deer Lodge County Montana. On September 21 1911 at 2 30 p m at the north front door of the courthouse the property described in East Anaconda is offered including 115 feet of lots 10 11 and 12 in block 23 with all appurtenances. Under W W A M Andews Trippet attorney for the plaintiff.
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James McGinty
Michael McHale
Catherine McHale
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
County of
Montana
State of
A. D
James C
A. M'Andrews
Oh. Trippet
Trains Arrive Anaconda Butte Update
Train arrivals to Anaconda and Butte are noted with service disruptions and timing adjustments. Officials advise passengers to verify schedules as routes face minor delays.
Christian Endeavor Union Meet in Montana City
The Christian Endeavor Union of Montana gathers September 15 to 18 in this city with a song service at the Christian church and a closing union service at the Presbyterian church. Notables Rev. Dr. Donaldson of Denver and Rev. A F Stevens of Spokane will speak. The event adopts the Harvard plan with free lodging and meals, inviting all local societies and Montanans to attend.
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Christian Church
Christian Endeavor Union of Montana
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian and Christian Churches
Epworth League
Baptist Young People’s Union
Montana Endeavor Union
Donaldson
Denver
4. F. Stevens
Spokane
Harvard
Paya
Anaconda
Man Arrest Sparks Depot Gossip in Copper City
At the depot Sheriff O Keefe arrests a man as he steps from a train. Passersby mock and speculate while the prisoner is searched revealing $1.50 and 11 pencils. Prominent locals visit the county jail and identify the apprehended man with past thefts and misdeeds in Helena.
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O'Keefe
E. P. Mathewson
William Wraith
Bob Greig
Helena
Julius Barney
Boston & Mentons Minng Company
Thomas Still Believes His Father Was Murdered
Thomas Thomas returned from La Crosse Wisconsin after attending his father Thomas Thomas’s burial. He disputes La Crosse reports of suicide, insisting murder occurred for his father’s money watch chain and papers. The body was found in brush near a marsh by the depot. Thomas identified his father’s clothes glasses and key ring and suspects he was murdered near the depot and dumped.
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Thomas Thomas
la Crosse
Wis
Thomas
Practical demonstration drives Elks delivery by McIntyre truck
At the Elks convention a McIntyre auto truck carried the Gate City band from Anaconda to Warm Springs in under an hour. The ad promotes the modern delivery method and invites inquiries at Hill Bros. Grocery Co. in Butte.
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Gate City
Anaconda
Warm Springs
Hill Bros. Grocery Company
Butte
City News Briefs With Local Notices and Ads
Local items list arrivals visits and travel notes including Mr and Mrs H J Wakfield in the city and Miss Jennie Collins visiting with Miss Margaret Ryan. Also reports births licenses and minor incidents and ads for autos watches trunks and lunches at Daniels ice cream parlors. A seven inning exhibition game planned on the city Commons and various rental and sale notices appear among the items.
Anaconda Youth Invents Non-Refilling Bottle
Steve Stanich, a 17 year old Anaconda club member, has been granted patent No. 1 001 474 for a non refilling bottle by Munn and Co patent attorneys. The Morroco case invention, developed over six months, drew attention as a promising solution praised by fellow club members who saw its cuts and progress.
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Steve Stanich
Munn &Co
New York
Washington
Steve
Anaconda Club
Mayor to name fire chief within two days
Mayor Conyne said he would nominate a new fire chief within two days after being questioned about the case. He declined to discuss details and noted a phone message from Assistant Chief Ecklund about hiring a new fireman, saying he would let the matter rest for now.
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Conyne
Ecklund
Record Initiation To Open Anaconda Knights Event
The Anaconda council of the Knights and Ladies of Security promises the greatest event in its history with a record initiation to be followed by a large social session at their hall Friday night. Friends and members are invited to attend the event and celebration.
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Anaconda Council of the Knights and Ladies of Security
Anaconda lodge to host national officers visit
The local lodge will be honored by national president W B Kirkpatrick and national secretary J W Abrahams of Topeka Kansas. Anaconda council has been in existence 14 years and this is the first national officer visit. A class of 100 will be initiated by the Anaconda drill team followed by a large social. Social admission by card, no children. Many Bu te members expected. A H hall reserved. cards from State Deputy D King.
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W. B. Kirkpatrick
J. W. Abrahams
Topeka
Kan
Anaconda Council
Anaconda
H Hall
D. King
Lost suit caper ends in arrest at police office
Tailor Thomas Vermillion in the chief of police office identifies a Cedar Rapids youth, George Smith, as one of two men who attempted thefts from his shop. The youth admits only one suit was taken, while another was hidden under a coat as Vermillion laments the “game.”
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Thomas Vermillion
Chief of Police
George Smith
Cedar Rapids
Vermillion
City Council Passes Tax Levy At Special Session
The city council approved a tax levy during a special session, finalizing fiscal measures for upcoming budget needs. Officials indicated the levy supports essential services and public projects, with details to follow in the official vote record.
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