Christian church convention closes with tours of Anaconda smelter
The second annual Montana Christian churches convention, led by George W. Muckley, wraps a productive session in Anaconda. Attendees tour the smelter this afternoon after morning Bible study and papers by Rev Frank Minnick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Churches of Montana
Frank Minnick
Anaconda Christian Church
George W. Muckley
Board of Church Extension
United States
New Towns
Muckley
States
Territories
Dominion of Canada
Christian Church
Anaconda
L. V. Bender
Butte
O. F. McHargue
Bozeman
Edward Oliver Tilburn
Christ
John Milford
Magic Slack
Corvallis
Edward Scharnikow
Deer Lodge
H. P. Jones
Mary Reed
Helena
B. C. Black
Hamilton
H. K. Russell
Missoula
City Ad Offers Goods and Notices
An assortment of local ads notes rent and sales at Tolan Co. and Strain's offers. Miss Margaret Gleeson and M. Pierce are back from travels. Shafter house rental, optics at Hammerslough’s, and a big sale on summer goods at Strain's. The asylum announces reduced entry for visitors as the hotel baths close and picnic parties barred.
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Strain’s
Death of Peter Darby Typhoid Victim at 622 Spruce Street
Peter Darby aged 21 son of Mr and Mrs James A Darby died of typhoid fever at the family home 622 Spruce street. He was a painter and paper hanger by trade and recently employed by Marian Bros. He was a cousin of Mayor Stephens and Mrs Charles Graham and was regarded as an estimable young man with many friends.
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Peter Darby
James A. Darby
Spruce Street
Marian Bros
Stephens
Charles Graham
Will of A. A. De Kay Filed for Probate Today
The last will and testament of A. A. De Kay, executed September 27, 1899, is to be probated. The testator died early this month in the Warm Springs asylum. Estate valued at about $5,000, divided equally between R. F. De Kay and Flora Meinhart, children. R. F. De Kay named executor without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. de Kay
Warm Springs
R. EF. de Kay
Flora Meinhart
R. FE. de Kay
Sullivan brothers plead not guilty in Mainville disturbance
Tim and Jack Sullivan were arrested Thursday night for causing a disturbance in Mainville. They appeared before Justice Quane yesterday, entered not guilty pleas, and the case was set for a hearing on Tuesday next.
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Sullivan Brothers
Tim
Jack
Mainville
Quane
Incendiary fire history and local concerns in Gallatin Valley
Special correspondence from Bozeman reports ongoing talk about rebuilding Nelson Story mill after a 10 year anti arson history. The piece recounts a 1890s fire attempt by Shultz, a fatal struggle, and rumors of further wheat and grain loans tied to Story. It notes local thrashing, yields, hay, and Gold Ore claims near Nome exciting Col. Chisholm’s circle.
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Bozeman
Nelson Story
Story
Story Mill
Butte
Shultz
Thomas
Springhill
Pason
Packer
East
Wisconsin
Harry Tomlinson
John Black
Salesville
Tomlinson
A. D. McPherson
Mr. Tomlinson
District Court
Fowler
Col
O. P. Chisholm
Nome
Gifford
Col. Chisholm
Hunting Talk Sets Tone For Valley Sporting Season
In the valley the talk centers on gun dogs and shells and the merits of hunting grounds as the coming season is discussed to be better than years past.
Railroad Worker Blasted Injured by Rock Fragment
Nick Lauzer employed on railroad construction at the new works was injured by a blast yesterday. After the fuse was lit he and others sheltered under ore cars. a rock fragment struck his right hand causing a bad cut. He received treatment at St. Ann's hospital.
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Nick Lauzer
New Works
Lauzer
St. Ann's Hospital
Marvoch Found Guilty In Liquor License Case
George Marvoch, a grocer arrested Wednesday for selling liquor without a license, was found guilty in Justice Frank Kennedy's court yesterday afternoon. He was taxed the costs, agreed to pay the required license, and the penalty on September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marvoch
Frank Kennedy
Man Sentenced to 30 Days for Petit Larceny
William O Neil convicted in Justice Quane's court last Thursday was sentenced to thirty days in county jail. He had disappeared from the city earlier this month after which items went missing from the Washoe hotel where he stayed. A valise left behind contained the stolen articles. O Neil claimed he placed them in the satchel while under liquor’s influence.
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William O’neil
Imbibed Too Freely Arrests in East End Disturbance
A man who gave the name John Errickson and a woman identifying as Jennie Doe were arrested for disturbing the peace in the east end. They were intoxicated at the time and jailed to sober up before appearing before Judge Hayes.
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John Errickson
Jennie Doe
Cavanaugh and Murphy Shine in Handball Practice Match
Mike Murphy will partner Jack Cavanaugh in Sunday handball against Nolan and Rickaby of Butte. A practice game last evening saw Cavanaugh and Murphy defeat three top local players, signaling strong form for the upcoming match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Murphy
Jack Cavanaugh
Nolan
Rickaby
Butte
Cavanaugh
New York Police Scandal Indictment Dismissed in Dishonesty Case
In New York City Aug 30 Recorder Goff dismissed the indictment against Police Captain Herlihy for neglect of duty over disorderly houses in his precinct. Grand jury resubmission requested. Other defendants Diamond Shields Glennon Denny plead not guilty. Edward ONeill denied naming a bribe source, citing prior department heads.
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New York
Herlihy
Goff
Herhy
Thomas J. Diamond
Supreme Court
Shields
Glennon
Denny
Hdward O'Neill
Devery
Murphy
O Nell
General Andre Visits Hartford A Franco American Event
General Andre minister of war visits the United States training ship Hartford at La Rochelle after inspection of cadets. He expresses satisfaction and hopes the visit strengthens naval ties between France and the United States. Commander Hawley thanks him and toasts are followed by a banquet with admirals and generals.
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Paris
General Andre
United States
Hartford
la Rochelle
Andre
John M. Hawley
America
Navy officers position around Admiral Menard on deck
The passage notes Admiral Menard commanding the northern squadron seated with Commander Hawley on his left, establishing the chain of command and seating arrangement aboard.
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Menard
Hawley
Vanderbilt Fined Ten Dollars for Speeding in Newport
W K Van derbilt Jr was fined ten dollars and costs for speeding on Ridge road in Newport R I. Chief Richards who yesterday fined Foxhall Keene and Reginald Vanderbilt for fast riding filed the complaint. Maxwell and Young also paid ten dollars each for speeding their automobiles.
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Newport
R. I
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Ridge Road
Richards
Foxhall Keene
Reginald Vanderbilt
Robert C. Maxwell
Charles Young
Maxwell
Frederick N. Benedict
Stoneyville
Young
Louis Burgrave
San Francisco
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Christian Church Convention
Mitchell & Musicbrod
Y. Warren
Clara Peters
Miss Berry
Lillian Williams
W. FE. Thomas
Welling ‘Napton
John R. Boarman
Joseph Peters, Jr
Spokane
Gonzaga College
J. R. Keers
Yellowstone Park
Annie Evans
Melrose
Anaconda Coal Company
Strain's
Selma Abrahamson
Swedish Mission Church
Frank RB. Cleland
Presbyterian Church
Mrs
Cleland
H. Kern
Chicago
Alice
Majory Welsh
B. S. Hallett
Copper City Company
New Brunswick
C. H. Merril
Boston
T. J. Kelly
C. H. Knosher
Copper City Accounting Department
Puget Sound Points
George Ferguson
Roy Henrod
Thomas Lynch, Jr
Building Laborers’ Union
Napton
McGuinness
Philipsburg
Granite County
Styrain’s
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Cavanaugh & Reid
East Park
Brother Darby
C. of H
Miss Call
Fremyea Gunhilda
Swan
Augusta Anderson Verlein
Cedar Street
William Ahern
Pacific Coast
Mr. Ahern
Turner Hall
A. E. Peters
John Rom
Chestnut Street
Montana
J. M. O'Brien
R. F. Allen
James G. Evans
Louis Funk
H. G. Duerfeldt
C. H. Spencer
W. H. Eldridge
H. L. Beare
R. F E. Horner
Miss Horner
James T. Walsh
M. P. Kenney
Ottawa
J. J. Hammill
P. Fisbach
Denver
E. J. Boxer
William Williams
Jessie L. Humber
Otto Ochler
J. ©. Bernitt
Vonnie Owings
R. P. Jones
M. W. Rosenblatt
Max Mayer
W. B. Welch
Omaha
Dezell
Tolan Co.'s
Flor de
Baltimore
Verberkmoes
Meyers
W. Park
Margaret Gleeson
Portland, Ore
M. Pierce
New York City
Strain
Shafter
Commercial Avenue
Durston Block
Martin Drug Co
John Healy
Hammerslough’s
Thompson Restaurant
Cherry and Commercial
Gallatin Valley
Anheuser-Busch S
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
St. Louis, U. S
Faust
Michelob
Anheuser-Standard
Exquisite
Marvoch
Capital City Lodge
No. 15
M’'Neil
Jas. T. Kelly
Nyson
Smith Drug Co
Dr. Rinehart
Main Street
West Std St
State Furnishing Board
State Capitol
Geo, M. Hays
Kelenu, Mont
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Ecroll
Moat
Front Streets
Aaecoada
Anaconda, Mont
J.W. Mehargve
the Jewell
Steel Range
Leck & Coy
East Park Ave
Vanderbilt
Keppler Jewelry Co
Main St
PP. R. R
Thes
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
Joan BR Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
C Norbeck
Cashien
Veco
Local Appliance CO
Thorp Bik
Ladionopelie
Ina
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