Warrants Issued in Mainville Morals Crackdown
Anaconda police court issued warrants for Sam Laundry and Mainville property owners linked to houses of ill fame. City Attorney Sawyer pled for swift trials, promising a clean sweep without favoritism as authorities prepare to test city ordinances on keeping such establishments within limits. Separate matters include the Campbell Cowan conflict, with Campbell’s head injury and later identification of Cowan as assailant, signaling ongoing tensions and forthcoming disclosures at trial.
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Sam
Mainville
Sawyer
Hame
Front Street
Montana
Anaconda
Walk from Twin Cities to Anaconda by Western Union crew
A. Jackish, foreman, led 16 men on a pedestrian tour from St. Paul to Anaconda. The party, starting Sepi land, completed a new copper wire from St Paul to Butts and began linking a loop to Stuart. They averaged nine miles per day and reached Anaconda yesterday with wires already mounted in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jackish
Western Union Telegraph Company
Anaconda
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Sepi
St Paul
Rome
Stuart
Campbell Swears Out Warrant for Tom Cowan Assault
Campbell, admitted to hospital with severe head cuts, swore out a warrant yesterday for the arrest of Tom Cowan on charges of third degree assault. Cowan’s trial is set in Justice Kennedy's court at 1:50 p.m. Saturday. Campbell said he was assaulted and sand-bagged.
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KR. Campbell
Tom Cowan
Cowan
Chtice
Justice of the Peace
Kennedy
Campbell
Why Not the Girls Also in School Code of Ethics
A historical letter to the editor discusses extending the school honor code to include girls. The writer cites judge FitzPatrick and concerns about gender courtesy and respectful behavior in public, suggesting a suggested polite acknowledgment of favors. The piece critiques assumed manners and calls for balanced etiquette education.
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FitzPatrick
H. B. Allaey
New Officers Installed at Ten Doi Tribe No 2 Red Men
Ten doi tribe No 2 Improved Order of Red Men installed officers last night with Past Sachems George A. Storrar H F Errett Matt Ward and James Shepherd elevating the new leaders. Names include Sachem M T Tamun senior sagamore Joseph Lepke junior sagamore TL PO Lavallee prophet Charles Michafald chief of records H W Harrity keeper of wampum William Th ibney first sannap J H Malloy second sannap James Storrar guard of forest W J Larson guard of wigwam William Riddle first warrior FP Feenan second warrior A J Le Geand third warrior William L Gibney fourth warrior J Lutz first brave FE L Oker second brave A Gere third brave C A Cobbs fourth brave W J Howell trustees A Gerne Co A Cobbs W J Howell
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George A. Storrar
H. F. Errett
Matt Ward
James Shepherd
Great Council of Montana
Sachem
M. T. Tamun
Joseph Lepke
Sagamore
PO Lavallee
Charles Michafald
H. W. Harrity
William Th.iibney
J. H. Malloy
James Storrar
W. J. Larson
Wig- Wank
William Riddle
FP. Feenan
A. J. le Geand
William L. Gibney
J. Lutz
Notice of Stockholders Meeting for Gold Bar Mining Co
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Gold Bar Mining Company will be held at the secretary office in rooms 3 and 5 Bank Building, Mont., at 7 30 p m January 11, 1902. Dated December 31, 1901.
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Bank Building
Eens Mont
T. O'Leary
Aotoble Gold Bar Mining Co
Local notices and social items from a 1900s city newspaper
Short notices include social dance at Austrian hall, clean-up sale of dress goods, and an optician Verberkmoes. City clerk details arrests and jail sentences for vagrancy, a deed transfer for $950, and various residents listed with visits and travel. Also reports lodge lectures and postal office leadership changes.
Mackay Dry Town Faces Sidewalk Fight and Liquor Debate
Mackay Idaho emerges as a new mining camp with an active alderman council led by Billy Collins. The town bans liquor, punishes drinkers, and plans sidewalks on the main street, while residents fear for revenue and county seat status as Challis competes for Cuater county.
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Mackay
Idaho
Butte
Anaconda
Stephen Haynes
Haynes Lefy
Gong
Billy Collins
Mast Park Avenue
Haynes
Mr. Collins
Montana
Larry Owens
Deer Lodge
Das
Daniel Dwyer
Houseton
Chaitlis
Cuater
Challis
Moeckay
Hluynes
Rooms to Let sermon draws large Methodist revival crowds
At the Methodist church revival yesterday afternoon attendance more than doubled the prior peak. The evening service also drew a large audience. Rev. W C Macurdy urged prayer as many came forward after the sermon titled Rooms to Let, citing Luke 11 24 about the unclean spirit returning to its house.
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W C Macurdy
Macurdy
When to Buy Ivory Soap Based on Daily Use
A reader is advised to calculate household soap consumption to compare costs over a day week or month. The piece argues that paying a little more for Ivory Soap yields lasting satisfaction and purity in use.
Traveling Zion ward sermon by Mr Macurdy
A sermon titled Traveling Zion ward will be delivered by Mr. Macurdy this evening. He will describe the man as a house and the temple of God and urge the congregation to let Christ be the tenant within.
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God
Christ
Macurdy
Bids Opened for Furnishing County Poorhouse
County commissioners spent the meeting reviewing bids from Copper City Commercial company and the estate of YT Ehret for furnishing the new poorhouse. Representatives presented samples and explanations. a contract is expected to be awarded today. One approved expense covered a $1,000 partial payment to John Jacobson for construction.
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Board of County Commissioners
Copper City Commercial Company
Dancers Turn Violent In Park Avenue Saloon Clash
A. R. White accuses William Brown of assault with a revolver in a saloon on East Park Avenue after a dancing altercation. Brown, owner of an Afro-American parlor on East Trent, admits striking White in self defense after White reportedly insulted him. Brown has prior police trouble for firearm use.
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A. R. White
William Brown
White
East Park
Brown
East Trent Avenue
Park Improvement Cost Report to Be Presented Next Council Meeting
Aldermen O Leary and Halen Hoff attended the city hall committee on parks last evening. The special committee studied the probable cost of improving and maintaining the park donated by Anaconda Copper Mining Co. A report was prepared for the council’s regular meeting next Monday night. Details remain confidential.
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Fmny
O'Leary
Halenhoff
Council
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Park maintenance and site readiness costs estimated
The document places annual park upkeep at about 85 000 dollars and estimates conditioning the site for park use at 16 000 to 11 000 dollars, including purchasing two southeast corner lots. The estimates cover fencing and grading among other items.
First Farmers Institute Opens in Deer Lodge Under New State Law
Deer Lodge hosts the first farmers institute under the new state law with Mayor Frank Conley opening. A D Peck chairs the session, lectures by Prof Rh S Shaw on livestock and Prof H Gardner on poultry draw wide participation. Prof RB A Cooley presents insect world with stereopticon views. James Reid closes with industrial education as the event plans to become annual, with a committee led by Charles H Williams to organize next year.
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Deer Lodge
Farmers’ Institute
Frank Conley
A. D. Peck
S. Shaw
Bozeman Agricultural College
H. ©. Gardner
Bozeman School
Cottonwood Hall
Shaw
James Reid
Agricultural College
Bozeman College
Institute
Charles H. Williams
J. 8. Turner
A. D. Hoss
John Fitzpatrick
H. B. Davis
W. T. Elliott
J. W. Blair
Hagermeyer Arrested in Butte for Petit Larceny
Bennett Hagermeyer was arrested in Butte yesterday by Detective Jerry Murphy on a petition larceny charge from Anaconda. Deputy Sheriff Joe Daly brought him back on the afternoon train. Hagermeyer, formerly of Anaconda, is alleged to have taken clothing from Albert Taber of 713 West Third Street when he left town two months ago. The arrest warrant had been outstanding, traced by Murphy in Butte.
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Bennett Hagermeyer
Butte
Jerry Murphy
Anaconda
Joe Daly
Hagermeyer
Albert Taber
West Third Street
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ISUES
Judge Hayes
ERTY
Anne
Campbelll
Guta Wee
AIM
Hammerslough
Rio
Allueys
Gold Bar Mining Companys
Shuteos
Grein
A. Voss
Short's
Keyr
Nike
Grein's
G. T
Dewey Hall
Baltimore
Verberkmoes
Maple Street
Col
Thomas McTague
Iron Leer Lodge
Bartenders’ Union
M. & M. Hall
Dan Sullivan
Hayes
H. G. Coward
Gust Hedlund and
Block 92
Wn H. A. Johnson
of the Pioneers of the Pacific
Strain’s
Rentz
Harry Mc.Closky
Tim Sullivan
Sullivan
W. G. Keenan
Toledo
B. Moon
Lutte
J. A. Canty
City
D. J. Hennessy
Elenner. Carter
Missoula
Max Codden
J. F. Nicholson
Chicago
Ed Lutz
A. W. Kinds
Arcadia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Marons
S. Alberti
Margaret Theater
W. M. H. Redmond
J. W. Bridges
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Frank H. Tupper
Helena
Bridges
Tupper
Dezell
E. Park
Conderet
Rev. W. OC
Tinues
Hanmering
A.M. White
Eee
First Farmers’ Institute
Bozeman Line
TURE
Ing
Standard
Hennett Hagermeyer
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Mont
California
NAAC
Frank Nau
Portland Hotel Pharmacy
Portland
Ore
Vesey St
New York
C.a.perrin, M.D
Helena, Mont
New York Life Insurance Co
R. de B. Smith
Anavonds, Montana
Munyon
York
Philade
Nion
San Francisco
Cal
Newton Bros., Druggists
North Main St
Mont
Martin Drug Company
Apaconds
St. James Medical Association
I. James Bidg
Cincinnati
United States
John S. Marshall
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
Joun KR Toole
M. Bb. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennety
Bw. C
Cation Aasress Cook Remedy Company
Masonic Tempie
Tibe
Acre
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