Mrs Giometti Laid At Rest
Funeral held for Mrs Angelina Giometti moving from Mahoney undertaking rooms to St Pauls church for a 9 oclock requiem high mass. Interment in Mount Carmel cemetery with pallbearers named. Card of Thanks from La Grande and Fannin families for sympathy and flowers. Also notes on a birth and wartime Russian volunteer advance on Pinega river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelina Giometti
Mahoney
Thos. Harris
A. J. LA Grande
William Fannin
Povgmen ‘Fanala
Elizabeth Dougherty
William J Dougherty
East Sixth Street
St. Peter's
Tequiem
Mount Carmel
Mcare
Mamie McCabe
Kora McCabe
Roney
Mon- Gay
St. Paul's Church
Wovelocke
Thorson
John E. Qherson
Herd
Heathsunda Oon
Hpisco
Pines v. Pains
Goodman
Funeral Notices From Fragments
Obscure OCR funeral notices list multiple names including Elizabeth Dougherty and Mrs Kora McCabe with services at St Peter and St Paul churches, and interments at Mount Carmel cemetery. Details are garbled but indicate scheduled masses, parlor locations, and dates in a local funeral notice column.
Mahoney Funeral Notice for 113 Main Street Anaconda
Funeral services for TM P Mahoney will be held at Stow n temple this Sunday. Public services will be followed by a consolation at 2 o clock under Acacia Lodge No 8 A F and A M. Interment in Masonic Mills Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Mahoney
Main Street
Anaconda
Phompson
Rt KR. Thomps
Stown
Some Temple
Acacia Lodue, No
A. Fo
Mavonic
Mills Cemetery
Funeral Directors Service at East Park Avenue
C. A. Tuttle Co offers funeral doctors services for arrangements at 12 East Park Avenue, detailing available preparations and professional guidance for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Park Avenue
Beloved Matron Is Laid at Rest
Funeral services for Mrs Charlotte Beartown wife of Halfdan Beartown were held in the Nor jon Lutheran church at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon the Rev C J Mithun officiating Many old time friends attended the services to pay their last tribute to the memory of the woman they had learned to love and esteem Interment was in Hill The pall bearers were James Ivor Halverson H J Brekke drew Strommen A E Erickson and Otto Eberhardt Ellis Memorial services will be held at Margaret theater at 2p m Meet at ab rooms 0 p.m. DINNER ON THE RAINE Paris Nov 30 All giving dinner was on American soldiers R T L Gunn of Newbury Fla John W Poindexter of Carthage Mo John L Burr of Washington Pa Sergt Hiram Scott of Grass Creek Ind and Daniel A ley of Solvay N Y all of whom had escaped from the Rastatt prison in Germany had their meal on an improvised table on a bridge across the Rhine with the Germans on one end and the French the other and were supplied with cheese cake a bottle of wine cigarettes and chewing gum in addition to their regular rations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Beartown
Halfdan Beartown
Norjon Lutheran Church
C. J. Mithun
Hill Cemetery
James Ivor Halverson
H. J. Brekke
Drew Strommen
A. E. Erickson
Otto Eberhardt
Raine
Paris
R. TL. Gunn
Newbury
Fla
John W. Poindexter
Carthage
John L. Burr
Washington, Pa
Hiram Scott
Grass Creek
Ind
Daniel A,ley
Solvay
Rastatt
Germany
Rhine
Widow lodges murder complaint against former German emperor
Paris November 9 Mme Prieur widow of one of the victims of the Sussex torpedoing has filed a murder complaint in the courts against the former German emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Travas
Mme. Prieur
Funeral notices from the Medermott and Danielson parlors
The notices report multiple wakes and funerals. Coleman died yesterday at 616 Alder Street. Interment at Hill Cemetery. Charles Sparks’s remains were moved to his brother Harry Sparks’s home for funeral services Monday afternoon at 3. Interment at Hill Cemetery. Kay Wheatley’s remains will be sent to his mother’s home in Dubois for interment, with Mrs Renee Decker accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas
Medermott & Danielson
Coleman
Apiaanen
Alder Street
Mayemanaged
Timon
Pt Coles
Mott & Danielson ‘Undertaking
Sparks
Charles
Melver
Mott & Danielson
Harry Sharks
Fit East Sixth
Hill
Wheatley
Kay Wheatley
Dubois, Yas
Renes Decker
Anaconda Railroad Travel Gets Cheaper on Long Trips
The director general of Railroads in Washington DC orders eliminating the excess one half cent per mile on sleeping car travel starting today. Long journeys from Anaconda to Seattle Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake Denver Kansas City St Paul and Chicago will cost less, with savings per city ranging from two to seven dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genera Anaconda & Pai
Failroads
Washington, D. C
Anaconda
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Denver
Kansas City
St. Paul
Chicago
Official tour with G A T head to visit posts
John Marchion state department commander of the G A T began a tour of inspection of the Grand Army posts. At Butte he was joined by General Charles 8 Warren who will accompany him on the itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marchton
John Marchion
State Department
Lefty Lerday
Butte
Charles 8. Warren
Pneumonia Fatal to Anaconda Smelter Worker
George SH Lucas died yesterday at St Anns Hospital after a brief pneumonia that followed influenza. A Michigan native who lived in Montana for 30 years, he worked as an iron worker at the smelters in Anaconda and was respected by colleagues in the Structural Ironworkers and mill and smeltermen unions. He is survived by a wife and three children. The funeral is set for Monday at 1 PM from the McDermott and Danielson undertaking chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George SH. Lucas
St. Ann's Ho
Dumonia
Mr. Lucas
Michigan
Montana
Anaconda
Bozeman
Structural Ironworkers
V'Elock
McDermott & Danielson Undertaking
Mother of Four Called by Death
Mrs May A Coleman 21 died at the family home 616 Alder street after influenza developed pneumonia. Three children ill but improving. Montana native 24 years, survived by husband and four children Celilis Edith Patrick and Verla plus two sisters and a brother. No funeral arrangements yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May A. Coleman
Alder Street
Montana
Celilis M. Edith K
Patrick J
Verla A
Thomas Miles
Miles City
Louise Post
Town
Charles R. Post
Propaganda stickers spotted at Camp Lewis grounds
At Camp Lewis hundreds of stickers six by eight inches in red ink were found. No officer could account for their origin as investigation continued. The stickers are tied to a propaganda scheme seen elsewhere in the country. Health reports show only two deaths that week with flu cases at 67 and a 39 percent drop from the prior week. measles 18, scarlet fever 1, and pneumonia 224 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Chilean report accuses Peruvian consul of recall order influence
A Chilean foreign ministry report charges Peruvian Consul General Llosa with responsibility for the dispute at Iquique. Llosa denies influencing Peru’s government in recalling him and says Peruvian officials did not complain about Chilean treatment. The consul left Valparaiso and was treated with consideration by Chilean authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
cHinen—PeRe
Washington
Llosa
Valparaiso
Chile
Abdication and Reunion Reflections Across Europe
A dispatch from Amsterdam reports Crown Prince William of Prussia renouncing the German crown and pledging officials to preserve the nation amid archy famine and foreign domination. A Dutch correspondent describes the emotional reunion of Kaiser William II and Empress Auguste Victoria at Amerongen, with optimistic notes on a potential return to power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Amerongen
Holland
Wolff Moreau
Berlin
Uschange
Penhagen
Archy
Prussia
Empire
Germany
Amerongen
William
New Styles in Women's Wear From 1919 Spring Line
Cleveland reports the National Association of Cloak and Suit Manufacturers closed a two day meeting. Prices for next spring and fall may rise about 25 percent due to higher labor and operating costs. Styles favor short loose boxy suits with braid embroidery and trimming, with simple outlines and vests, and youthful skirts with a tapered look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Association ‘of Cloak and Suit ManuFacturers
Style Committee
Allied squadron anchors off Sebastopol after Dardanelles pass
The allied naval squadron, which recently passed through the Dardanelles into the Black Sea, anchored off Sebastopol, the Russian naval base in the Crimea. The Russian ships, which were in German hands after a surrender to the Germans, were handed over to allied naval representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastopol
London
Dardanelles
Lack Well
Crimea
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Crescent Saath
Shapiro Bros
Mrs. Giometti
Archangel
Assi
Pinega River
Kurtchinska
Elmer Joseph
East Fourth Street
C. A. Tuttle CO
DI Spokane
Lone Star
Dietz
Mare’ Island Marine’ Corps
Washington State College
Superior ‘Court
Angel
Carlisle Indian School
Roach
Washington State
Chard
M’dermott & Danielson
Anilroad
Carrider
Aperor Willian
Daily Express
Kaiser
Iserin
Stouana
William Hohenzollern
Count von Bentinck
Herr Hohenzollern
Ushusa
von Bethmann
North
Orman
A Oerlin
Alfred Zimmerman
Kurt Eisner
Zeit
Sarajevo
Austria Hungary
Austria- Hungary
Vienna
Orton Brothers
East Park Ave
Abso Jte
ARGER
Orton Bros
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