Anaconda Chamber Adopts New By Laws At Meeting
The Anaconda Chamber of Commerce approved a full set of by laws at a recent meeting at the Goodfriend store. The report fixed dues, defined officer duties, and set monthly meetings on the second Tuesday with membership open to year end. The by laws forbid ticket purchases and donations to solicitations, allow advertising only through approved media, and call for secretary printed cards announcing donation and advertising regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Chamber of Commerce
Goodfriend
Eagles meet elect officers for coming year
Local Eagles fraternal meeting lists elected officers for the year to be installed in January. Names include John W. James Peter B Trudeau C L Taylor Neil Collins Joseph Lepke Henry Vollenwelder Max Siegel Daniel Lynch Thomas Collins M P Mahoney. Committees plan a grand ball on December first. Also a notice for Angela Court No 508 members to attend the funeral of Sister Joanna Lacey at 1017 East Fourth Street Thursday at 8:30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
John W. James
Peter B
Trudeau
C. L
Taylor
Neil Collins
Joseph Lepke
Henry Vollenwelder
Max Siegel
Daniel Lynch
Thomas Collins
M. P. Mahoney
Dee
Angela Court
Joanna Lacey
East Fourth Street
Mary Ruane
GIVING OF PASSPORTS 18 RIGIDLY GUARDED
Instructions on passport applications were received by M L McDermott the clerk of court. Governor Stewart forwarded a state department letter noting wartime precautions and strict declarations required. Applicants must swear before a local official and disclose countries to visit and wartime status if any.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. McDermott
Stewart
State Department
Europe
Paseporta
Tower of London
America
Germany
Pocahontas social notices and city chatter
Local society items list meetings, visiting residents, and upcoming events. Notables include W F Kreamer in town from Billings, Dr Pons eye nerve specialist promoting free eye exams, Pocahontas events with Mabel hail tonight, and a Protective Union gathering. Also mentions Christmas card orders, real estate for sale, and hospital news about George Hart after a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Henley
French Gulch
Pocahontas
George Hart
Hunters cause deer death and skating season hints
A chaotic report from Copper City describes three hunters in Big Hole basin who kill a deer on a late campaign day and return to an inquest. The piece lampoons rumors about calendars and schedules while noting hockey rink talks, skating fans, and school athletic woes across Anaconda and Missoula context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Martin
W. T. Hogg
D. H. Johns
Big Hole
Ben Mahan
Dan Roach
Clan Elects Officers and Bond Redeem Notice
Clan Stewart No 183 elects officers for January installation led by Past Chief Thomas J Strachan as treasurer James L Dorward and others named. County treasurer James H Murphy announces redemption of courthouse and Jar bonds worth 1000 each, numbers 195 196 197 168 198 200 202 202 263 204 205, with interest ceasing on January 1 1913. Irish railways show 1403 miles of track with little growth in two decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan Stewart
Thomas J. Strachan
Duncan M. Munror
David Kidd
He H. Logan
James Pringle
W. A. Law
James L. Dorward
J.M. Sigh
M.D
J.B. Cumming
Junior Henchman
Duncan Mackensie
Seneschal
John ¢. MacDonald
James “Am. Munro
Sentinel
James Marr
Piper
William J. Rothine
Deer Lodge
Montaud
James H. "Murphy
County of Deer Loda
Montana
Anaconda
Mont
YEEPING HOUND OVER CHARGE OF TRANSPORTING TOO MUCH OPTIO
Stan bound over to federal court yesterday by John W. James United States commissioner. His bonds fixed at 1000 dollars and he was committed to Deer Lodge county jail until bond posted or United States grand jury acts. The case involves transporting too much opium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan
John W. James
United
Hils
Deer Lodge
United States Grand Jury
Cinnaman
Mrs Michael Lacey Called by Death in Anaconda
Mrs. Michael Lacey formerly Johanna Sullivan died at the family home 1017 East Fourth street leaving a month old daughter Mary Agnes. Born in Cork Ireland thirty years ago she lived in Anaconda five years after marrying Michael Lacey three years ago. Survived by husband and child, sisters Miss Margaret Sullivan and Mrs Michael Murphy, brother D Z Sullivan. Funeral at St Peters church tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lacey
East Fourth Street
Lacey
Johanna Sullivan
County Cork
Ireland
Anaconda
Mary Agnes
Margaret Sullivan
Butte
Michael 'T Murphy
D. Z. Sullivan
San Fran“sco
Baby
St. Peter's Church
Notice of Died Mrs. Michael Lacey in East Fourth Street area
An obituary notice states Mrs. Michael Lacey aged 22 died yesterday near East Fourth Street. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 8:20 at St Peters bureau with a high mass funeral service at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macrat
Lacey
Michael Lacey
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Muller’s
Hiss ‘Brothers
Anaconda Coal Co
East Park
New Bank
Diamond
Peacock Rock Springs
Hiawatha
Washoe Coal Co
R. B. Abbott Co
East Park Avenue
Anaconda News
LOGAL
Chamber OF Commerce
Dr. Reed
Florsheim
Farnum Shoes
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Moone
Brotherhood
Schiapps
Ofee
Verberckmoes
W. F. Kreamer
Billings
F. A. Gillett
The
Rongraves
Standard Office
W. W. Woshiler
S Protective Union
W. J. Allen
J.B. Banks
Salt Lake
Conrad
Standard Publishing Company
Mike Schmidt
Stuckey Gulch
Bim Street
Sullivan
Peterson
Hector Mesfullen
Southern
California
St. Paul’s Aid Society
Fred Gangner
A. O. Hi. Hall
Women's Club
Walter Cook
Tacoma
C. R. Fuller
Fuller
Fifth District
Dillon
Winston
Henry Dick
Escapo
Newman
Portland
H.T. Maret
Minneapolis
E. A Misstaugh
Pittsburg
Mt "Smith
Chicago
Ben Osbourne
B.C. Henley
O M. Domb
San Francisco
J. R. Grace
W. E. Kreamer
Bilings
FA. Gillett
William Leshner
C.H. Harris
Bristol
Cedar Brook
Copper City
Ladies’ Home Journal
Vernon Castle
Law and Order
Koes
Atate
Esason
Sam
Billingstone
Missoula
Eee
Irish Railways
A. Tuttle
Pelephone Bell
Tuttle & Mahoney
Bond
Grand Theater
Moving Pictures
Francis X. Bushman
Helen
Les Canadiens de
Anaconda Lodge
O. E
W. A. Mmanamy
E.R F. H. Clinton
Walnut Street
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
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