Anaconda Case Finds Dennis Guilty of Burglary
W H Dennis a colored man was found guilty of burglary in Anaconda and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. He was accused of robbing a saloon on East Commercial Street last July and was captured in Spokane after disappearing from Anaconda. Jurors and officials are named with the defense led by J W James and prosecution by County Attorney Duffy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dennis
Jamesv. Jarvis
Max Hammerslough
Thomas Grimshaw
Alfred Perkins
George C. Cummock
Charles Bowman
Edward Gustaffenson
Thomas W. Cowan
W. J. Walsh
Malcolm MckKay
Patrick Lodge
J. B. Goose
Dennis
Napton
Duffy
J. W. James
East Commercial Street
Anaconda
Spokane
Fire sale and events in Anaconda city
Local notices report a fire sale at the People’s Store, upcoming dances at Austrian hall and Turner hall, and attractions at Strain’s including linens and remnants. Mentions Hammerslough’s optician shop, visits by residents from Butte and Seattle, and a funeral for Harry Nichols with services at the Methodist church and interment at Odd Fellows' cemetery. Strain’s advertises new spring goods and discounts, plus miscellaneous city updates and court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nicholls
East Third Street
Methodist Church
Odd Fellows
Knights Elect Officers In Local K P Fraternal Group
Members of company No. for Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias elected their new officers last night. Capt. J. J. McGuinness won a third term as commander with Lieut. James McQuade and Second Lieut. E. J. Pelkey also reelected. Ed B. Green was chosen as recorder and C. H. Williams as treasurer. Installations planned for late February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P
J. J. McGuinness
James McQuade
E. J. Pelkey
Ed &. Green
C. H. Williams
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Third Degree Charge
Phyllis Webster pleaded not guilty in Justice of the Peace Quane's court yesterday to a charge of gian in the third degree. The case was proceeding with formal arraignment and further steps planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ferrer
Justice of the Peace
Phyllis Webster
Gian
Quane
Durant Depot Promises Busy Stop on Two Rail Lines
Work rushes on a new Durant station a mile east of Gregson Springs at the Silver Bow can yon on the Butte Anaconda & Pacific and Northern Pacific lines. Inauguration of service within two weeks will abandon Stuart branch passenger traffic. About 26 trains daily pass Durant, 12 passenger, rest freight. The two story depot will house agent living quarters on the upper floor and offices below with separate waiting rooms for men and women.
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Gregson Springs
Silver Bow Canyon
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Northern Pacific
Durant
B. A. & P. Company
Stuart
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific
Hearing Set for Feb 15 in Maude Raymond Assault Case
Phyllis faces charges for an assault on Maude Raymond. Both residents live in Mainville.
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Phyllis
Maude Raymond
Mainville
Deer Lodge Liquor Dealers Install New Officers
Newly elected officers of the Deer Lodge County Liquor Dealers Protective Association were formally installed at Friendship Hall. Key speakers included Gustave Nissen, state secretary. Oath takers were President Fred Gangener, VP George Ehler, Treasurer Joe Sladich, Secretary William Gibney, Sergeant at Arms George Simoneau, Trustees Hugh Daly P. J. Dooley William Ehlert, Finance Committee J. J. Wegener John B. Williams Andy Mandoll.
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Deer Lodge County
J. J. Wegener
John B. Willams
Andy Mandoll
Evans Sues Over Land Use By Washoe Copper Plant
In Deer Lodge county Evans sues Washoe Copper Co to restrain trespass and protect farm ground from tailings and debris caused by a new smelting plant. Washoe counters with an injunction to compel appraisal and sale of Evans land needed for its tailings operation. A three member commission is sought for immediate property appraisal.
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Third Judicial District Court
David Evans
Washoe Copper Company
Washoe Company
Evans
Township 4
Deer Lodge County
H.R. W
Great Falls Community News and Court Notes
Great Falls sees marriage licenses issued for John Wells and Dollie Stoutam and Hans A. Melling and Christine Kingston. County officials inspect the Cascade bridge over the Missouri River while court calendar details for the term are announced. Funeral services for Peter Vanbank at St Ann’s Catholic Church draw a crowd and the procession to Crary Cemetery stretches for blocks. The county superintendent Martha A. Kerns allocates $12 with state apportionment to reach $34.20 per child, totaling about $35,200 for the year. Rev. Charles P. Richardson plans travel for a series of services in Butte andongoing events in the court system include divorce proceedings in Patrick Ivey vs Leocardia Ivey and a ruling in Wyman Partridge vs Andrew Jen eon. Reval Milling’s four mills face continued shutdowns with high demand, cold weather and power constraints impacting production and transmission from Black Kettle Falls.
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Standard
Great Falls
John Wells
Dollie Stoutam
Hans A. Melling
Christine Kingston
Ronswick and
Delphy
Cascade
Missouri River
Morison
Sherif HH. KE
Benner
Welgand Road
Peter Vanbank
St. Ann's Catholic Church
St. Paul Hotel
Father McCormick
Crary
Martha A. Kerns
MTC
Charles Pf, Richardson
Butte
Vong
Patrick Ivey
Leocardia Ivey
Wyman Partridge
Andrew Jeneon
Judge Lestie
Mitin
Reval Milling
Wailer
Black Kale Falls
Missouri
Doctor Williams Pink Pills Backed By Hartford Woman
Mrs. William Cotter of Hartford says neuralgia vanished after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She credits neighbor Policeman Reilly and notes three years of relief with ongoing use. The advertisement praises the pills as a cure for neuralgia and related conditions and offers them by mail or at dealers.
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Mrs. Cotter
Reilly
Dr. Williams
William Cotter
Hartford
Bonded men released after elfr eult court adjourns
Several men appeared in court and, after posting bonds, were released this evening as the elf r eult court adjourned.
Supreme Court Dismisses Murray v Northern Pacific Costs Appeal
Helena Feb 4 The Montana supreme court today dismissed Patrick Murray’s appeal against Northern Pacific Railway Co from a lower court order taxing costs. Murray sued for 340 after being put off a train near East Helena. the lower court granted a new trial and the railroad contested the cost taxation.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
Patrick Murray
Northern Pacific Ralway Company
Murray
Northern Pacific
East Helena
Francisco in Trouble with District Court Bench Warrant Issued
Salvator Francisco, a juror summoned to district court, failed to appear yesterday. Judge Napton sent an officer with a bench warrant after him. He claimed detention due to a breakdown on the Milburn creek.
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Salvator Francisco
Napton
Milburn Creek
Miner Engineer Injured After Hotel Fall in Baker City
B A Fren gel a mining engineer from Berkeley Calif fell from the Sagamore hotel second floor landing in Baker City Ore last evening. He is badly hurt and physicians say he cannot recover.
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Baker City
Ore
B. A. Frengel
Sagamore Hotel
Frengel
Berkeley
Cal
Miners Charged With Riot After Occupation Clash
In Baker City Oregon on February 6 miners from the Columbia mine were arrested Tuesday on riot charges after forcing two engineers who had replaced striking workers to leave the camp. A preliminary hearing before Justice Messick today bound them over to await further action.
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Baker City
Ore
Columbia
Ley
Bac
Messick
Anaconda Redeems Sewer Bond Coupons After 30 Days
The city of Anaconda Montana announces readiness to redeem sewer bonds Nos 5 and 6 for 1000 dollars each issued in 1884. Redemption begins 30 days after first publication and no further interest will be paid after that date. Dated January 4 1902. W W Harper City Treasurer Anaconda Montana.
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American Exchange National Bank
New York
N. Y
Anaconda
W. W. Harper
City of
State of
Montana
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Anaconda News
People's Store
Turner
Dewey Hall
Flor de
Baltimore
Optician
Hammerslough
Verberkmoes
Joseph Wein
M. WK. Rodgers
Seattle, Wash
L. T. Seckar
Strain'’s
J. M. Simpson
Deer ‘Lodge
Strain’s
Edward Beaupre
the Grill
Main Street
I. H. Allen
San Rfcisco
Montana @sterday
Hartenders’ Union
M. & M. Hall
Rand
Hammersough’s
Sons of Hermann
Turner Hall
James Landry
Pocahontas
Friendship Hall
Harry Nichols
Ne. Strain
Women's Literary Club
G. B. Winston
Hank
Pilea
Butte, Anaconda
Pacific
Washion
Cor
Vans
Phar
the Copp
Union
Thueson
East Park
Tie
Policeman Reilly
ReEsetes
Connecticut
Phom
Elfreult
California
Hale
Knox
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
Nau
Bend
Frank Nal
Broadway, N.Y
Keppler Jewelry Co
Watch Inspectore
Francisco
Lapton
State Capitol Commission
Bailey Block
Mont
State Capitol
State Cabins Commission
Bk. B. Kennedy
Anaconda, Mont
Hetela
E John S. Marshall
the Cook Medical CO
Curtis ST
Denver
Colo
Dr. Sanden
Ouse
Portland
Ors Adare
A. T. Sanden
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
Vylen
Joan K Toole
M Bo Greenwood
LoUis
C Norbeck
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