Anaconda Curlers Entertain Big Crowds In Butte Meet
Anaconda curlers returned from Butte after a lively two day event that drew large crowds. The Butte club hosted with meals, hospitality, and strong play including a dramatic finish Saturday night with Dr Gregor and McGregor delivering notable shots. Mathewson’s absence was felt but the gathering showed strong local support for curling.
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Butte
Butte Curling Club
Eves
Gregor
Mathewson
Miness
Pioneer at business takes office today
J W James assumes county attorney duties this morning at the courthouse. He replaces outgoing Trippet and Stewart, with Stewart having served the first four years. Judge Smith of Helena presides at the January district court opening. three criminal cases on the docket may proceed, jury status undetermined.
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J. W. James
James
Trippet
Stewart
Smith
Helena
Local clubs meet tonight amid frigid weather
The city hosts meetings for Rebekahs Pythian Sisters and A. M. installations tonight at seven. Engraved calling cards offered at the ard office. Blue Ribbon beer advertised and other local notices note community events, a consignment of persimmons arrives, and a high cold spell chills Butte with readings near thirty below zero.
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P.mets
Rebekahs
Pythian Sisters
Central Council
Postal savings system praised for boosting savings
Postmaster Burke extols the postal savings system as a public good that plucks money from hiding and circulates it. He notes small deposits of 10 cents earning stamped cards toward $1 certificates, encouraging lifelong savers. Also mentions La Veta mine guards killing case trial set to open in district court with Judge Burke presiding.
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Ea Burke
Postal Savings Department
Yellowstone Trail Pushing Westward Meeting at Bozeman
The Yellowstone trail marks its western entry with a yellow circle and black arrow. Meetings in eastern Montana aim to boost western representation at Bozeman on the 13th. County commissioners in Gallatin Silver Bow and Missoula pledge to mark the trail along their counties to attract continental auto tourists.
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Bozeman
Montana
Hazeman
Phromh Wo
City
Northern Pacific
Billings
Livingston
Gardiner
Whitehall
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Kalispell
Glacier National Park
Spokane
Seattle
Some Observations by the Wanderer 11s all up to the people
The Wanderer reflects on New Year duty, noting that a peaceful world relies on people doing their part and that loose resolutions fail. He highlights business activity and local politics, praises a young printer-turned-official, and mentions plans to relocate a resort near the railway to boost Montana tourism.
Emmet at the Margaret Theater Tomorrow Night
J K Emmet the noted actor headlines the Margaret theater bill with The Strongest Tie a drama of home life. Emmet is praised for meticulous stage details and a costly interior set with lavish hangings. The vaudeville showcase promises a lavish production tomorrow night.
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Belasco
J. K. “Emmet
Margaret Theater
J. K. Emmet
Emmet
Emmet's Vaudeville Stagecraft Shines in Two Shows
Acclaimed vaudeville performer Emmet headlines with a patent vacuum cleaner sound effect and lavish stage settings. The act features a playlet about choosing between wealth and family, with a daughter steering the story toward home and happiness. Two showtimes are listed at 1:20 and 8:15.
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Emmet
Ximoat
Printers of Anaconda Elect Officers of Union
At a regular meeting of the Anaconda Typographical Union officers were elected. President Mark I. King was re elected for the sixth time. View President B F Fitch secretary treasurer Charles Ho shey recording secretary C J Swick exec Houck M M Drachman W I Hamilton W A Seymour and Deer Tadge teal labor council J C Lucey J Mangum J I Case and WoW Ham Hon chaired the labor council committee names and roles are listed with re elections noted.
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Anaconda ‘Typographical Union
Mark I. King
B. F. Fitch
Charles Ho Shey
C. J. Swick
J.C. Lucey
HLT
Case
King
Wittle
Former Anacondan Dies in Seattle Funeral Set
Mrs. Charles H. Williams died in Seattle on New Year’s, to be buried there. She and her husband lived in this city for years, in Standard Oil’s mechanical department. They came from Albert Lea, Minnesota, where relatives remain. Frank Birkenbach, a former Hoytt employee, is mentioned among relatives. No children. The skating rink was not open on Sundays, yet many youngsters enjoyed roller skating and a short bowling spree downtown, while awaiting the rink’s opening.
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Charles H. Wiliams
Seattle
Williams
Standard
Willams
Albert Lea
Min
Frank Birken Bach
Hiytte
Missoure
Christmas trees and kindling from backyards story
In Anaconda residents consider using Christmas trees for profit this year. The local Saturday note describes the surplus of trees in backyards, the toy trade, and a shift toward practical presents. A tale about a cook and suspenders adds a humorous local anecdote.
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Anaconda
Ana
Anaconda Seeks Federal Building Status
Representative Evans visited Anaconda last fall and discussed a federal building for the city with Postmaster Hurke. Turke urged Washington recognition, noting other Montana cities have federal buildings and government rents are paid here. Local business leaders say the chamber will push the idea to secure a federal structure for Anaconda.
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Anaconda
Hurke
Turke
Postamice and
Forest Reserve Quarters
Standard Published & Special Dispatch
Wash Nat
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Promt
Old Vets Meeting Yarns Tell of Lost Pocketbook
In a veterans gathering a speaker recalls finding his pocketbook lost in a diggings area. He tells how he later met a rattlesnake encounter, recovered the selfsame pocketbook partially damaged but with most money intact, the bills saved by fate and a note from his army captain inside.
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States
Lastance
Confederate Hand
Hob
Treek
Snake
Senator Dunnigan's Duck Kills Itself in Tragic Bath
A duck owned by Senator Dunnigan reportedly killed itself yesterday morning. The small teal, part of the senator's pets, had long enjoyed time in the tank near the restaurant, where patrons and staff noted its bond with the dogs kept by the owner. The Turf boss subsequently buried the bird, marking the end of its quiet mischief amid a city familiar with its presence. An accompanying week’s post office list shows names in various categories as officials compiled routine notices.
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Dunnigan
Hayes
Ducky
Norwegian physician Dr Klaus Hanssen dies at 71
Christiania reports the death of Dr Klaus Hanssen a leading physician in Norway and head of the Right against Tuberculosis. He spent many years organizing public health efforts and was 71 years old.
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Christiania
Bergen
Klaus Hanssen
Norway
Last Experiment Proves a Failure in Chicago
Despondent German born chemist and psychologist Charles Mayo aged 60 killed himself, leaving a note about seeking a perfect method to die. Mayo, once city chemist in Milwaukee, studied mysticism and psychology, and had spent 12 years in New York practicing medicine. He told a confidant he would listen for a mark on an envelope as a signal before dying. His death followed the absence of his expected mark and was described as eccentric and lonely.
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Herta Nivel
Anaconda
Daniel B. Hertz
Iris
Young Hertz
Powell County
Sevral
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Chicago
Germany
Charles Mayo
Paychist
Mayo
Aries Gutowsk
Maye
Untsity
Munich
New York City
Milwaukee
Mining and Stock Industries Suffer Amid War Debates
Washington reports from January indicate the Chamber of Commerce of the United States finds business conditions generally improving in parts but worsened by the European war. Mining and stock industries face general decline with easing credit for cattle and foot and mouth disease. Sheep and wool remain strong while lumber and mining sectors endure idleness and short-time work due to slow building, with factories resuming gradually.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Cheering on Costs and Lighting Gaps Across France
A farmer warned of rising costs with eggs near five cents a dozen and wheat climbing next year, predicting farmers may slaughter chicks as feed grows pricier. In France’s 10,000 towns with populations over 100,000, about 8,000 lack public lighting while 2,463 have electricity and 12 rely on acetylene.
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