Delinquent Tax List for Deer Lodge County Montana 1913
Delinquent taxes listed for numerous properties and owners in Anaconda and surrounding areas including Annie Beautin Katherine Islandnick Charles Boylan N Selenberg William Pratt and others. Notice states taxes plus penalties due and that unpaid parcels will be sold at public auction on January 20 1914 at 2 o clock pm in Anaconda Montana. James H Murphy county treasurer Publishes the notice in Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selenberg
Gection Avis
Dodd. Went
N. I. Ty. Weit
Sweencotton
Agen
Sivers
Anaconda
Toti
Mock
Fareweld, Jr
Hi. W
Grasham
Iowa
Wemon A Gallagher
Lena
Grandpre
Theresa
Nevada Lode
Halloran
Ern
Otsana
Leary
Thoman
Hastert Addition
Mecaraie
Jaimes
McMasters
IV Taldwin
Nadeau
Wes Pfeffer
W. J
Norlot
Rathland
Tooth & Range
West
Seba
Witla
Snow
A.B. Ai Lock
Sullivan
Pat Nouth
Ticker
James
N. W
Esip
County
Beaverhead
Daly
Gulch
Delinquent Personal Tax List of Beaver County Montana
Second publication lists names of individuals and firms with unpaid personal taxes for the year in LonGE county Montana. Provided names include Lois Hen and Messrs Harris Weamer Maughman Tutte Cummock Davidson Dobransky Portier La Salle Fleming Green Macson Carin Marron Chell Metcalf MacCallum McConnell Mercantile Neary Quong Redmond Riley Primmi Verianic White and others. Publication date January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beer Longe County
Montana
Lois
Mic Sosesssssons Hien
Fred T. ‘ Weamer
Maughman
Willam
Tutte
Louis Cummock
George Davidson
Seoy Dobransky
Andrew
Otlinger
Sarah Portier
la Salle Pleming
J. Green
John
Met
Amdy Macson
Charles Carin
Cazadeh
Peter Marron
Mayor Removes Special Deputy After Skaters Complain
Mayor Edward OBrien walked onto the city common and stripped a special deputy sheriff of his star after witnesses said the man drew a revolver while enforcing orders on skaters. The mayor asked Sheriff Kelly to revoke the appointment and convened a special law and order committee meeting at 7:30 p.m. to set skating rules. The crowd was large but orderly as the band performed and the ice was plowed to snow before lights-out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward O'Brien
Myles Kelly
O'Brien
H. Sackett
Ira F. L. Coggeshall
Patrick Dalton
Emil Torgerson
F. W. Harcison
G. ©. Farneworth
Pate Innegan
W.W. Harper
Mathewson
T. W. Gerber
Ed Maberteau
James Lynch
John McHale
John Fitzpatrick
Wallace K. Smith
Tom Walsh
H.W. Auten
A. R. Gilpin
Frank’ Sharp
County Mortality Figures Reported for Anaconda Area
Official statistics released show 192 deaths in Deet Lodge county in the year, with 165 in the city of Anaconda. County deaths include 97 men and 9% women, while Anaconda recorded 81 births with 43 girls and 38 boys. The city’s death rate estimates suggest about 1,375 per cent per 1,090 population, indicating a high mortality level for the period.
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Deet Lodge
Anacond
Anaconda
Parcel post weight increase spurs first heavy shipment
Joseph Lepke mails a 42 pound cigar parcel to Butte as weight limits rise the first day of the new parcel post. The article notes higher stamp receipts in late 1915 and compares them with 1912 and 1913 totals. It also mentions a theater’s busy New Year crowd and a Guistatt Duo performance plus an Italian opera scene and updated film program for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oseph Lepke
Flan
Butte
W. W. Hat
Harper
Laine
Guistatt
Pete Guistatt
Bink Guistatt
J. Thueson
Porpoises Escape Aquarium Routine In New York Trial
An experiment at the New York Aquarium tests porpoises kept in a central pool after ten were moved from a ship. One died on the voyage, others appeared sluggish but soon revived, and the pair released into the pool swam energetically east toward the wall and then along it, showing rapid, lively behavior.
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the Battery
New York
Aquarium
New York Sun
United
Porpoise School Sparks Nighttime Pool Spectacle
Dr. C. J. Townsend and Dr. T. Osborne watch as a porpoise school entertains with leaps and somersaults in a pool. The animals splash wildly, lighting up the water and drawing astonished reactions from observers. The experts discuss porpoise psychology and winter survival prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockaway
Kale
C. J. Townsend
T. Osborne
Nis
Squarium
Vermilion's Office Overcoat Sale and Local Notices
Local city notices mix with ads for beverages pianos and watches. Names include Verberckmoes Schlappi Washoe Coal Co and addresses in Milwaukee Anaconda Butte Dillon and Grand Forks. Names of residents visit and travel noted with several houses for sale and a hospitalized or ill individual.
Anaconda Takes All Curling Honors in Bonspiel
Anaconda dominates the Inter-City bonspiel. Mutch, Sharrock, Munn, McMillan, J McMillan, Bower, Mathewson, McGregor, Goodale, Jenney win key matches. Anaconda and Butte claim cups as Barker of Anaconda presides. Crowd of 70s curlers from both cities attend with visiting ladies. final totals 69 to 48 for the cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutch
M. McKennir
Sharrock
Moulthrop
Munn
McMillan
J. McMillan
Capron
Bower
Barker
Mathewson
Charles
J. McGregor
Dunn
Goodale
Jenney
Mutch Millan
Mathew Goodale
J. Me
G. M. Dunn
Anaconda
Butte
New Fear
Mathew
Prise
Bridge
Reece
Spiel Mutch
Dick McKenzie
Tod
McKensie
D. Montan
Cubron
Osorg
McGregor
McGreggor
Wise
Persimmons
Alphonse
Goodate
Inter
D. Hutte
Muteh
J Menlan
Butteman
Nally
Advertising as the driving force of 1914 life
A essay-like piece argues advertising will stamp the year 1914 on public consciousness. It claims advertising shapes wants from infancy and that newspapers merely open channels for this essential life force, likening its efficiency to the Panama Canal for business.
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Rt of Life
Panama Canal
Widespread Curling Action Amidst Eight Ends Contests
The report details a curling match where Shawkey gains a 6 to 4 lead as Mitchell and Alexander compete for positions. Farnsworth, Shawkey, Mathewson, and others feature in consolation play while Barker is praised for a decisive 14 to 6 victory. The narrative recalls a dramatic scene with officials and a train ride to the rink.
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Onnis
Uitchell
Shawkey
Farnsworth
Alexander
Mitchell
Mathewson
Charion & Ts
Meafillan
Jenney
McKennie
Frinke
Stevens
Ave
Candy
Charles
Barker
Hutte Club
Anaconda
Zame
Ers
Butte
Sant
Stepa
de. Spurgeon
Injunctions Modified In Bozeman City Case
Rudolph Mienel and Julius Latzkind consent to changes in an injunction against the Bozeman mayor and city. The decree is clarified to apply to this case only, not to limit mayoral power elsewhere, and Michel and Lehrkind are licensed to run the Tivoli saloon. A possible appeal to the state supreme court looms, with likely drafting of a new ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Mienel
Julius Latzkind
Bozeman
Starke
Michel
Lehrkind
Supreme Court of
Fire destroys lumber sheds and home in Miles City
In Miles City a fire at seventh street and the Milwaukee right of way destroyed lumber sheds and a frame house owned by Cardetl-tridge Lumber Co. Will Oakland and family escaped with minimal belongings, origin unknown. they fled to the street in their night clothes with a baby and small child. In Bozeman Harmon plans to settle there, purchasing J. R. Cochran’s stake. Cochran had run a Silver Star business. The piece also notes Cory’s recent jail sentence and a Wright lunch wagon theft case stemming from 45.80.
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Ailes City
Seventh ‘Street
Milwaukee
Cardetl-tridge Lumber Company
Haines
Will Oakland
Oakland
Harmon
Gallatin Valley
Bozeman
J. R. Cochran
Cochran
Silver Star
Charles H. Huford
Ginia City
Abies City
Wea
Welch
Cory
Wright
Annual court report lists marriages divorces and naturalizations
The 18th annual report of James G Thansay clerk of the district court shows 22 marriages and 35 divorces with 14 final citizenship papers granted. Citizenship totals include Norway 3 Russia 4 Sweden 15 Germany 12 England Canada 12 each Scotland Switzerland and Ireland split.
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Mies City
James G. Thansay
Norway
Russa
Sweden
Germany
England
Canada
Scotland
Switzersland
Ireland
Ottoman plan to build 40000 houses for Macedonian refugees
The Ottoman government amends awards to private firms to construct villages in Turkey for Macedonian refugees. Each village includes a mosque and four schools plus houses. It is expected that 40 000 houses will be built.
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Turkey
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State OF
Beautin
Annie
Eastern
Islandnick
Katherine
Astern
Ued
Anaconda News
Law and Order
Reel Theater
OL OF Porto
Vermiilion's
Milwaukee Beverage
the Mint
Verberckmoes
Birch
Standard Office
America
Aliss Florence Cole
Iaxrippe
Verberck + moes
East
Park Avenue
Afilwaukes
Cash Liquor House
Charlee L. Bishop
Southern Cross
J. H. Durston
City
Mrs
Fred Peckover
George E. Craig
Donald Campbell
FW McCrimmon
Sonda
John B. Cluley
Normal School
Dillon
A. Re Ghpin
J. K. Heslet
Hiawatha Coal
Washoe Coal Co
Cedar Street
Sullivan & Peterson
Ronald Danielson
Grand Forks
H.C
Air
Malcolm Gillis
Bsutte
R. R. Johnson
Mary Fleming
Frieda Furst
John Dillon
Paris
Emi Minot
Sistante
Hower
Bowers
Caseye
Farns Worth
Grand Theater
Mary
Alcazar Theater
Macintyre’s Toggery
Miles City
Hozeman
Hamies Nor Mhnde
Studebaker
Deer Lodge County
Richardson & Cosens
Main St
Interstate Lumber CO
Wellcome & Peckover Company
Main Street
R. B. Abbott Company
Daly Bank and Trust Co
J. Bowman
Sohn N. Poole
J.G. Harrington
ORS Bank
National Bank
Capital
East Park Avenue
Tuttle & Mahoney
Phome
Ind
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