Wood hauler held up near race track in Anaconda
A wood hauler was assaulted near the race track, robbed of $8, and left unconscious but recovered. Petty thief P. J. Russell received a 90 day jail sentence after a hearing before Judge Fitzgerald. The coat and overcoat were recovered, with the suspect located in Butte and brought back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Russell
Fitzgerald
Muller
James
Patrick McGough
Neal
Henroid
James Newell
Itis
Holiday sale on remaining Strain’s goods through New Year
Seasonal offer states remaining Strain’s items are on sale until New Year with savings from one third to one half.
Local Notices Include Moves and Holiday News
Verberckmoes the optician and jeweler listed. W J Kinney travels to Portland. Staggs offers sewing machines while Harpers sells dolls and toys at 313 East Park Avenue. Dec 24 birth to McGeevar couple. Salt Lake visitors Madge family. Rheumatism and erysipelas illnesses noted for Graham and Rainsford. Western Union manager Kranchutch visited Butte. Lingo couple to Gold Coin mine for winter. Three deeds filed transferring property to Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Police Magistrate Busy As Three Women Are Fined
Police Magistrate O Boyle spent a busy afternoon at city hall hearing about a dozen complaints and delivering sentences. Nellie O Connell faced a disturbance charge after a confrontation in Mainville with three women who attacked her. Charlotte Smith May Graham and Willey Owens pleaded guilty and were fined twenty five dollars each with sentence suspended until departure of the last train to Butte. Attorney J H Tolan defended O Connell claiming she sought honest work and was a hard working girl under difficult circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Boyle
Nellie O'Connell
Mainville
Charlotte Smith
May Graham
Willey Owens
Nelsons
Nellie
O' Boyle
Butte
J. H. Tolan
O’boyle
Tolan
Plan by mine owners to dissolve Goldfield miners union
Goldfield Nev December 26 Injunction sought in federal court to stop picketing and dissolve the Goldfield Miners Union. Union leaders vow to fight with every weapon and ignore any order while residents await possible extra session to empower state rangers or police amid the long dispute with mine owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield, Nev
Miners’ Union and Co
E. Mahoney
Western Federation
Goldfield
United States
Charles 8. Mackinnon
Holiday sales cut prices across departments
As the holiday rush ends and inventories thin, retailers announce broad price cuts on wearing apparels. Strain's department stores signal reduced prices to attract shoppers and move seasonal stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strain’s
Milukoff Heads to United States to Speak on Politics
St. Petersburg reports Prof. Paul M. Milukoff, leader of the constitutional democrats in the duma, began a trip to the United States today to deliver remarks on political matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Paul M. Milukoff
Constitutional Democrats
Duma
United States
Teachers Meet at Garden City
A Garden City educators gathering discusses modern education shifting toward manual arts and sciences. Speakers urge practical training, industrial schooling, and respect for labor. calls for stronger teacher support and hands on learning for boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Strains Men’s Overcoats Slashed Prices At Stores
In our men’s overcoat department are all the latest styles. Prices have been reduced to the bottom notch. Call and see us. Strain's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strain
Cure Dyspepsia With Stuart's Tablets For Digestive Relief
The advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe digesting aid that rests the stomach. It claims one tablet digests 3,000 grains of food and promises relief from indigestion, gas, belching, and loss of appetite. It offers free sample mailings and lists price at 50 cents per box from F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Company
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Christmas Tree Gift Drive At St. Mark's Church
Standing room only at St. Mark's Episcopal for a Christmas gift distribution to the Sunday school children. The church was festooned with gifts and lights as Mrs. Wellcome and volunteers organized the event. Mrs. W. E. Gaily led the organ and the singing, with praise for the Sunday school managers and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Wellcome
F. J. Strickfaden
Frank Kennedy
W. E. Gaily
Elsie Hill
Dodds
St Mark's Sunday School
St. Mark’s Sunday School
Smelter Men Seek Jobs in Great Falls
Former Washoe smelter workers headed to Great Falls for employment. About 50 left here for the electric city. 47 secured work within days, 15 more departed yesterday and expect jobs soon. Among yesterday's travelers were Lou Hartsell Bruce Bryant Joe Thomas Hugh Rafferty Frank Marron James Garvey and John Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe Smelter
Great Falls
Electric City
Lou Hartsell
Bruce Bryant
Joe Thomas
Hugh Rafferty
Frank Marron
James Garvey
John Glenn
European Tickets on Sale by B A P Railway
Travel agents urge prospective travelers to consult before buying European railway tickets. All first class lines available, with lowest rates offered. Get informed on routes and schedules for an efficient trip to Europe through B A P Railway representatives.
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B., A. & P. Railway
Europe
Anaconda
Oregon Short Line Railway
Silver Bow
Northern Pacific
Durant
Great Northern
Butte
Miles
James Thueson
East Park
Deadly race war feared after lynching in Henryetta
Henryetta Oklahoma reports say every available fighting man sworn in as deputy with only 1200 rounds of ammo. Armed negroes advancing from Wild Cat and Clear View settlements threaten town. A white-owned shack near Frisco station burned. Patrols set. 35 heavily armed blacks passed Wild Cat, inciting revolt, camping within 10 miles of Henryetta.
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Henryetta
He Diagnoses Own Case And Directs The Doctors
Chicago reports Dr. Joseph F. Piesen a Chicago packing firm department superintendent died tonight from tetanus after a nose fracture from a stair fall in the plant laboratory. He diagnosed his own case and instructed his family to seek hospital care, advised physicians during consultations, and left a will with a lawyer before death from heart failure after a convulsion.
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Chicago
Joseph F. Piesen
Piesen
Thief Steals Missoula Coat From Restaurant Hook
In Missoula a thief took J. E. Power’s beaver coat valued at 300 dollars while he ate at a local restaurant. The act went undetected by patrons who saw the culprit leave with the garment. Police later detained 16 additional suspects, keeping them in the city jail after rounds of arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
J. E. Power
Mr. Power
Justice Courts
Man Who Shot Austrian Is Exonerated by Jury
Missoula reports that W. A. Arnold shot in self defense when he killed George Morris the Austrian laborer near Lothrop Tuesday night. The jury at the coroner's inquest exonerated Arnold from all blame and discharged him. County Attorney Marlowe aided Coroner Marsh in the proceedings with several witnesses examined. No new features beyond the Standard account emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
W. A. Arnold
George Morris
Lothrop
Morris
Mr. Arnold
Marlowe
Marsh
Special fur sale offers 20 percent discount this week
Special sale notice from Strain's advertising a 20 percent discount on all furs this week. Limited stock and terms not disclosed.
Local shop showcases holiday goods annex and wider stock
This store proclaims itself the best place for Christmas gifts with a converted implement room fairyland display. It touts a large holiday selection including toys dolls pictures and grooming sets along with leather goods and novelties. Prices are advertised as lower and stock as bigger than elsewhere.
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Prp
J. Russell
Had Beckstead
Hardee A. Jones
Helen J. Johnson
T. F. Riley
Dennis Bonner
H. W. Rodgers
Deer Lodge
Dave Kaufman
The
Goodfriend Clothing Company of
Anaconda Athletic Association
May Maloney
Mrs. P. J. Maloney
Rube” Johnson
East Tennessee
M. E. Kingsley
Eloise Kingsley Smith
Minneapolis
Minn
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Joyce
A. O. Hi
Mary Joyce
Thomas Reilly
Yegen Bros
TI. C. Blake
Presbyterian Manse
H. A. Carnahan
May McHugh
Deer Lodge County
Hamilton
Emma Gold Mining Company
William Kelly
Montana Exploration Company
Rock Creek
St. Peter's League of the Sacred Heart
Washington Street
Agnes Anna Eloisa Sundin
Henry Sundin
East Fourth Street
A. P. Hickson
John Wedell
Mabel Shelton
Edna Waterbury
Anna M. Sutherland
Mast Third Street
James Edward Lee
James McEwen
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Michael Joyce
St. Peter’s Church
Verberckmoes
Optician
W. J. Kinney
Portland
Stagg’s
Harper's
East Park Avenue
Fred S. Graham
Thomas McGeevar
Harry Rainsford
BE. H. Kranchutch
Western Union
Archie Lingo
Mrs
J. J. McCaffery
Mr. McCaffery
Mahoney
America
Spiers
Papa
Parollment
G. L. Bramble
J. H. Atwood
M. J. Elrod
W. C. Ryan
William Christensen
R. H. Daniels
L. R. Foote
Lottie Harris
Pearl Dickson
Maggie L. Smith
J. W. Owens
the Critical Age
BIG Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Bonner Yards
Missoula Mont
ST. Mark’s
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Oklahoma
Restau
Ladies’ Coats
Furs
Copper Mining CO
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
Lajestern Montana Variou Tonal Bank
United States Depository
John C. Lehlon
J. H. T. Ryman
Peers
M. L. Golden
Cook Remedy CO
State Street
Ill
Warner
Warner's
Rate Cure Co
Rochester
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John R. Toole
E. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazby
John C. Harrington
Gasny
Yegen
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