Anaconda Socialist Club Plans January Debate Attacks
Anaconda socialist group accepts a challenge from Attorneys Tolan and Stewart to debate socialism with two members, Riordan and Lawson chosen. Father Haggerty and Edward Boyce slated for January lectures in Anaconda over two days. The club also updates by law rules and expands meeting nights to Tuesday and Friday, with Kelley urging union-made cigars benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Club of
At- Gites
Tolan
Attorney Stewart
Butte
Stewart
Lawson
Riordan
Luke Kelley
Silver Bow Tradee and Tabor Council
International Char Makers’ Union
Kelley
Idaho
Union
Dance to Benefit Episcopal Guild at Montana Hotel
Episcopal guild ladies report strong ticket sales for a charity dance at the Montana hotel tomorrow evening. Proceeds fund refitting the Episcopal parsonage, with plans for music and entertainment already arranged. Tickets are urged as a practical gift to support the cause and ensure a good turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Guild
Montana
Episcopal
Peruna touted as winter cold preventive
A 1900s style health column promotes Peruna as the cure all for winter colds and catarrhal ailments. Testimonials from Matilda Hogan and others claim rapid relief and strengthened health after using Peruna, with urging to write to Dr. Hartman for free advice if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Hogan
Woodslee
Ont
Charles Steineck
Stoughton, Wis
Half Interest in Anaconda Leland Hotel Sells at Sheriff Sale
Under Sheriff David Morgan disposed of a half interest in blocks 39 from No 7 to No 1 including the Leland hotel in Anaconda for 8145.25 dollars. C P Hough of Salt Lake City won the bid. the other half is owned by Dr KE Leavitt of Butte. The sale recalled pioneer days as the building, once a hospital, now a hotel, stands at Main and Third. Dr Snyder recently declared bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Morgan
Anaconda
Leland Hotel
KE. D. Leavitt
Butte
Snyder
Union, Commercial
Leland
Main
Third Streets
Local notices and ads mix in Anaconda segment
The article lists police fines, hospital updates, births, church events, sales, and local business notes. It mentions a $25 fine for frequented house of ill fame, medical updates at St. Ann's hospital, a Dec 12 election for the Independent Order of Foresters, sales at Copinus and Odson's, and upcoming store hours for Christmas season. It also notes the Great Northern railway through sleeping car service and a few social items from the M. I. church and PTA-like groups.
City notices and retail sales parade through Anaconda
Local ads list toy sales at Godard's and Copinus' cut prices on clothing with hats at Miss Walker's. Optician Verberckmoes and others promote cheap hats and fancy chinaware. Socials include bartenders and United Moderns meetings at Woodman Hall and an A O H ball tonight. Two bedroom suites for sale at 607 East Fourth Street.
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East Fourth Street
Bids Sought for Hauling Iron Rails in Bonner Montana
The Big Blackfoot Milling Co of Bonner Montana invites bids at its office for hauling and delivering iron rails and fittings from Bonner about 12 miles east along the proposed logging railway. Deliveries to occur between December 1 and May 1. The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Ip Blackfoot Miling Company
Honner
Mont
Tre
Hoo
Bonner
Big
Blackfoot Milling Com Winy
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
BIG Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Notice to Contractors for Hewed Ties Belonging to Dizistackfoot Milling
Notice to contractors in Bonner Montana for bids on hewed fir tamarack and pine ties to be cut and delivered along the proposed logging railroad in Missoula County. Minimum bid 1 000 ties, stumpage furnished free, delivery from December 15 1802 to July 1 1803, bids may be rejected.
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Dizistackfoot Milling Company
Bonner
Monray
Deo
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Rie Blackfoot River
Camas Prairie
Missoula County
Mide
Northern Pacific
BIG Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Coal shipments ease school supply concerns
Seventy five tons of mine run coal arrived from Stockett today and similar amounts are hoped for on tonight's train. Twenty one tons were delivered to the schools this morning to last until Saturday, with expectations that the situation will be better by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockett
Picture agents freed after lack of evidence in Great Falls case
Two young men, J. C. L. Bragdon and Charles Hillyard, jailed on charges of defrauding women via portrait enlarging, were released by Justice Rave after the state showed no prosecutable case. They were advised to operate more businesslike in the city and left with their photos. Also reported, Mrs. Rebecca Smith aged 76 dies at home Fort Lenton with family surviving including husband J. L. Smith and daughters Mrs. Culbertson and Mrs. Green. funeral pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Lidia E. Pinkham
Charles Hillyard
Jai l
Justice Rave
Ringwald
Justice Face
Standard
Fort Lenton
Rebecca Smith
Italian Minister Polasco Dies by Suicide in Milan
Signor Polasco the Italian minister at Sofia killed himself by leaping from a hotel window in Milan yesterday after prolonged nervous debility. The incident follows his recent illness and mental strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Signor Polasco
Sofia
Milan
Petitions for Sunday Closing Circulating in City
In New Orleans today the federal grand jury indicted Ben Commons president of the Street Car Men's union and 16 members for interference with mail car service during the recent street car strike. Meanwhile in the state W C T U members circulate signatures to urge a Sunday saloon closing law with churches and ministers urged to frame the issue for the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Nate
New Orleans
Federal Grand Jury
Ben Commons
Street Car Men's Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda News
Cialist Club
Father Haggerty
Edward Boyce
Laura L. Barnes
Washington, D.C
Burnside Post
No. 4
Charles Steinedk
Hulia
Countess de Tunon
Chippewa St
Buffalo
N. Y
Venezuela
Almont Barnes
United Stat
S. A
Bureau of Statistics
Lapment
Bureau of States
Agricultural Department
Washington, D. C
Peru
Peru-na
Runa
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Fialta, the Countess de Tunon
Tion
Suny Dor Estate
C. P. Hough
Hayes
Mendenhall
East Third St
Wa Mair Street
Town
East Park Avenue
A. O. HH. Hall
Odson’s
Barich
East Park
John Fitzpatrick
St. Ann's Hospital
Michael Harrison
Ladies’ Aid Society of
M. I. Church
P. H. Madden
West Comprrial Avenue
Tadies
Presbyterian Coutoh
I. MetCarthy
Montina
Fren
Helena
Independent Order of Foresters
Silha
Ireland
I.ff. Verberckmoes
Optictiun Ane Jeweler
Leck & Cov
Font
Great Falls
Odson
Copinus
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
W. H. Matley
W. A. Cobb
James White
Clerks’ Union
J. Judge
Washoe Smelter
Godard's
Odson's
Verberckmoes
Optician
United Moderns
Woodman Hall
Leck & Coy
M. J. Sullivan
R. Robinson
Chicago
Dr. W. Brunton
City
J. W. Dezell
505 Fast Park
A. O. H. Hall
Paul Anspacker
O'Brien
Hot Springs
Ark
Park Hotel
New York
J. R. Hayes
CG. A. Brant Lessees
Es’ Coats
Tailor Su
Hwiark
Rwear
Rigaine
Palais Royal
Adams’ Department Store
Businesstihe
Dee
J.C. L. Bragdon
People’s Store
Anaconda, Mont
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