Anaconda News Reports Union Services Attendance Rise
Attendance at devotional services in the Christian church increased notably with Rev. F. J. Salaman of the First Baptist church leading the sermon on Nations and Their Rulers. He urged discernment of modern conditions, prayer for rulers, and focused on missions home and foreign.
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Christian Church
F. J. Salaman
First Baptist Church
Peter
Apostle
United States
Republic
Jesus Christ
P Ray
Apostle Paul
Jesse Lackson
India
Africa
China
Japan
Open Phy battles for the open trophy schedule
Four casual games and four open trophy contests set tonight at 6 45 with Weaver Corcoran Cunningham and Vanisko vs Moffatt F McKensie T Kelly and Bartch at 4 18 the other trio Halloran Sundberg Hare Bower and McMillan Syme The lineups list many players and skips for the Open Trophy and Casual Games across two rounds with teams including Collins Donovan McCaskill McCorkindale Finnegan Rockwood McKensie Hicks Hickcox G Morden and J Donavan among others.
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Weaver
Corcoran
Cunningham
Vanisko
Moffatt
F. McKensie
T. Kelly
Bartch
Halloran
Sundberg
Hare
Bower
McMillan
Syme
Mes
W. Collins
Shawkey
Bender
Dunn
T. Donovan
Hayden
Wirgin
McCaskill
Kidd
J. L. Reid
Car- He
McCorkindale
C. Johnson
A. Morden
Finnegan
Emerson
Jackson
Keating
Rockwood
M. R. McKenzie
White
Munn
McKensie
Kuzell
Harper
Tucken
Hicks
Roberts
Mekal
Thompson
Hickcox
A. McKengle
Rarich
Tare
G. Morden
M. McKay
Stevens
H. Colling
J.C. Tucker
Robison
Jetto
MacGregor
Frazer
Wear
Kacher
Barteau
Ryan
Nuckolls
King
Patterson
H. Laird
J. Donovan
Kip
K. McKenzie
McMullen
Riesch
Stone
Barrard
Meyers
Officers Installed At Juanita Council No 3
At a regular meeting of Juanita council No 3 of the Order of Pocahontas officers were installed by Past Pocahontas Mra Bil Abeth Shepherd. Names include Gussie Schmitz prophetess Nevada Finnegan Winona Katherine Lat timer Powhattan keeper of records Clara Harris keeper of wampum guard of Wigwam guard of forest Emile Bouffard first scout Annie Kathary second scout Ellen Furlong first warrior Mary Sorenson second warrior Rose Bouffard third warrior Hattie Verbercknoes fourth warrior Viola Lee first runner Anna Perrault second runner Maurice Clemo first counselor Sarah Bell second counselor Amanda Storrar.
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Juanita Council
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Mra
Bil Abeth Shepherd
Gussie Schmitz
Nevada Finnegan
Winona
Katherine Lattimer
K.eeper
Clara Harris
Wampum Nerd
Emile Bouffard
Annie Kathary
Ellen Furlong
Mary Sorenson
Rose Bouffard
Hattie Verbercknoes
Viola Lee
Anna Perrault
Maurice Clemo
Sarah Bell
Amanda Storrar
Installation of Officers by AL Association of Machinists
On Friday evening January 5, the Association of Machinists will install officers at the Carpenters Union hall. A social session follows, with a food program arranged. Members are invited. F. J. Reilly, President. James Shepherd, Recording Secretary.
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AL Association of Machinists
Carpenters’ Union Hall
F. J. Reilly
James Shepherd
Bold Hold Up Attacks Café Proprietor at 18 Main Street
An armed hold up targeted Tom Varle, proprietor of a New York cafe at 18 Main Street, last night around 11. The assailant fled after striking Varle with a claw hammer, leaving him dazed with a head wound. Charles Anderson and others rushed in as the attacker fled toward Gust Olson’s saloon, escaping through the back. Police were alerted and searched the area, but the suspect got away.
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New York
Main Street
Tom Varle
Varie Maid
Attaneer
Iitehen
Atruck Varis
Varis
Henea
Charles FP Andermn
Roste Hg
Aesderson
Varia
Copper City Leads Washoe Bowling Standings in Motley Scores
In Washoe league bowling, Copper City tops team scores with 2,743 and a high single game of 1,003 under Secretary W I Beadle. The top ten averages include Tretheway Farrell 182 Chamrau 181, Davidson 181, Leskey 181 Vautrin 181, Finnegan 175, Patterson 178, Swander 175. Good Friends lead in total pins with 13,654. Latta 38,889. Latte 98. Maxwells 42,223. Standard Drug 29,897. Annales 29,802. Latts defeat Maxwells 2,547 to 2,468 as Lattimers post strong scores. Obituary notes: Mrs. Butler of Anaconda dies at 51, survived by husband William and four children and 17 grandchildren, with a long list of relatives across multiple cities.
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Washoe
W. I. Beadle
Copper City
Tretheway Farrell
Chamrau
Mer
Davidson
Leskey
Vautrin
Finnegan
Patterson
Swander
Good Friends
Latte
Maxwells
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Pet
Aks Ae Ae CIA
Goodfriends
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Latts
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Bowers
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Death of Rockham Doctor Stuns Aberdeen Community
Aberdeen figures report the death of Dr. Robert Son, found at his home in Rockham. Dr. Stanton, who recently relocated from Cresbard, is reported in connection with the case.
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Aberdeen
Robertson
Rockham
Stanton
Cresbard
Army scandal ties Cornwallis-West to Welsh war work
In Denbighshire court records, Mrs. Cornwallis-West faces scrutiny over a letter misused in military official circles and alleged influence on General Owen Thomas’s command. The report cites private correspondence and questions at war office, naming Lord French and officers Cowans Campbell and Taig. Also noted are Cornwallis-West lineage ties to Denbigh and Churchill connections, plus a linked Wisconsin fire and a postwar IWW transport note.
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Indy
Denbighshire
R Bretted
Owen Thomas
Wales
War Office
Lord French
Owen ‘Thomas
Thomas
Cornwallis-West
Frederick Fitzpatrick
Olivia
Headfort
William Cornwallis-West
Ruthin Castle
Denbigh
Leutenant
Thire
Royal Welsh Pussilers
George Frederick Mychelton
Jennie
Lord’ Randolph ‘Churchill
Leonard Jerome
New York
Randolph Churchill
Winston Spencer
Shurchill
Admiralty
George Cornwallis-West
Patrick Campbell
Cornwallis - West
Mary Theresa Olivia
Prince Hans ‘Heinrich of
Pless
Constance
Edwina
Duke of Westminster
France
Lord Crewe
Marshal French
John Steven Cowans
William Pitsairpbell
Southern Command
Portable Generator Powers Night Farm Work
A portable generator is specially designed to provide electric lights to permit farm work to be done at night.
Butte News Badger Ends In Official Arrest
Police arrested three men after a so called badger fight at the Finlen hotel. Detective Morrissey and Lieutenant Dwy arrested the trio as a crowd gathered at the hotel. Bonds set at 750 dollars each. later reduced and the men released after an impromptu jail-side banquet.
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Jim Finten
Finten
Henry Wahoske
Milwaukee
Great Falls
Finien Hotel
Wahoske
Finlen
Morrissey
Dwy
Tom Wilson
Pat Connolly
EB. M. Taylor
Finen
Wahos
Finlen Hotel
Hotel Arrivals at Leggat Hotel
Mr and Mrs Leo Woodsworth Dillon R A Campbell Chicago W Poktrepke Chicago Mr and Mrs Pierce Alder Norman Reicher Spokane Mr and Mrs H W Connelly Butte E C Wills Salt Lake D W Jackson Boonville Frances Brick Basin J N ONeill Helena Charles Lutman Beaver Dam John P Breedan Helena J Orton Billings Mr and Mrs E Barron Roundup W P Roscoe Billings.
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Leggat Hotel
Leo Woodsworth
Dillon
R.A. Campbell
Chicago
W. Poktrepke
Pierce
Alder
Norman Reicher
Spokane
H. W. Connelly
Butte
E. C. Wills
Salt Lake
D. W. Jackson
Boonville
Frances Brick
Basin
J. N. O'Neill
Helena
Charles Lutman
Beaver Dam
John P. Breedan
Entente Will Reply To Wilson With More Positive Tone
London Jan 3 Reuters Telegram reports the entente allies are finalizing a draft note to President Wilson. The note will be published soon after the president receives it and is expected to be more positive than the German reply. It will outline the only preliminaries for peace negotiations and emphasize responsibility for the war.
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London
Reuter
Wilson
Germany
Governor Hesitates to Call on State Troops
St Paul Minn Jan 3 Gov J A A Burnquist said county officials in Northern Minnesota could cope with the unrest caused by T W W agitators and striking woodsmen in timber camps and that national guardsmen would not be needed. Senator L H Nord warned the big paper mill near International Falls could close if woods operations cease. Representative Fred Besette said conditions worsen and children are afraid to go to school. The governor continues his investigation.
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St. Paul
Minn
J. A. A. Burnquist
Omelais
Minnesota
L. H. Nord
International Falls
Fred Besette
Green
Dillon Redlight District Closes After 36 Years
Dillon shuts its restricted redlight district for the first time in 36 years after Attorney General 8. C. Ford of Montana urged strict enforcement, leaving the town in darkness tonight as laws are enforced.
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Llon
Dillon
8. C. Ford
Montana
Zeppelins Destroyed in Schleswig Fire
London dispatch reports two Zeppelins were destroyed at Ton tern Schleswig by a fire caused by defective wiring in a newly built double shed. The account cites Ribe, Jutland Stifts Tidende via Reuter from Copenhagen with details of the incident.
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London
Tontern
Schleswig
Reuser
Copenhagen
Ribe
Jutland
Stitts Tidende
Buffalo Bill Col. Cody Remains Moved for Treatment
Denver, Jan. 3. After four weeks illness at a sister’s home, Col. W F Cody known as Buffalo Bill was removed to Glenwood Springs for possible improvement through resort treatment.
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Denver
Col
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Glenwood Spring
Burned to Death in Aberdeen Home Fire
Nels Olsen, 90, died of burns after an overheated lamp started a fire at a Summit area home in Aberdeen. His wife escaped after attempts to revive him failed. Olsen was a Civil War veteran who had been living with his wife near a son-in-law.
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Aberdeen
Nels Olsen
Summit
Olsen
Morning hot water and limestone phosphate health notice
A health advisory urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the digestive system and purify the body. It claims benefits for skin, blood, nerves, and muscles, alongside preventing toxins from accumulating and aiding digestion. The remedy is described as inexpensive and tasteless aside from a sour note.
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Beero
Bank balance sheet fragment from Daly Bank and Trust Co
Partial 1917 deposit and capital figures show the Daly Bank and Trust Company in Deer Lodge County Montana. It lists balances for banking, furniture and fixtures, capital stock and surplus, undivided profits, and individual deposits in checking. The document includes cashier C H Harrington sworn Jan 24 1917 and commission date March 11 1919.
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Montana
Deer Lea
C. Harrington
Cashier
Koxgen
Stary
Notice of Annual Meeting and Probate Hearings in Montana
Notice to stockholders of a Montannan bank and trust company of Anaconda is given for an annual meeting on January 9, 1917 to elect directors. Also a probate notice in Deer Lodge County for Frank Marron, deceased, sets January 12, 1917 at 8:00 am to prove the will and hear application for letters testamentary.
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Bank and Trust Company
A Mont
Finnuil
Daly
Ios Company
Anaconda
Mats
Patric Treeta
Matton
Seae
District Court
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
Frank Marron
Anid Frank Marron
A. R. Coopman
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