Anaconda Curling Open and Novice Trophy Updates
The first novice trophy set was halted as eight rinks from Butte arrive for the Montana bonspiel next week. Charles Chinook disrupted play at the Finkhouse, yielding no games to date and leaving four novice rinks untried. Open trophy results favor McMullen and Munn, while Butte entrants include Barker Gill and McGregor among eight rinks.
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Pour
Butte
E. M. Dunn
Charles Chinook
Finkhouse
Charles
Pet Hickcox
Masten
Weaver
Ene Sneddon
Morrow
Pet
Ea Eo
McMfllien
Carrie
Thompson
Vaniska
H. Collins
Bower
Syme
Halloran
D. McMillan
F. K. Muteh
Diay
Nivw
Will
McDougall
Adalllon
Tinks
Dunn
Craig
Waniska
Saunders
Mann
Collins
Emerson
Mrs Rosa C Hyde Dies of Pneumonia in Montana Home
Rosa C Hyde 71, a long time Montana resident since 1870, died of pneumonia in Beaudry block apartments early yesterday. She had lived in Hull England originally and was survived by a brother Thomas Rutter of Bremerton. husband William Hyde and their son died years ago. Funeral at 6:30 pm in Tutle chapel with Rev J I Craig. Burial at Deer Lodge beside husband and son after travel on the 7:40 train tomorrow morning.
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Rosa C. Hyde
Montana
Beaudry Block
Sha
Jesse Pohlman
J. V. Bender
Hyde
Hull
England
Thomas Rutter
Bremerton
Wash
William
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Tuttle Chapel
J. I. Craig
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Anaconda notices and local changes in city life
Local items mention dance at A O H hall and social events, medical and business ads, and notes on residents visiting Anaconda. Liabilities include a marriage license for Gaetano Dire and Miss Carolina Angelo, home purchase transfer at 410 Hickory, and 30 day vagrancy sentence for Robert Shaw. Special trains to Butte via Paddle railway reduced to weekends only.
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Gaetano Dire
Carolina D. Angelo
Italy
Anaconda
James White
District ‘Court
Pather Coopman
St. Paul's Church
Butte, Anaconda
Paddle Railway
MacRae
Conda Business Men Meet at City Hall Tonight
City Hall hosts a special session of the Ana Conda Business Men's Association this evening in the council chamber. Senator J B Gnose requested the gathering and will attend. The meeting opens at 8 o'clock with all business men invited.
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Ana- Conda Business Men's Association
Council Chamber
J. B. Gnose
Gnone
Plea of Guilty Requesched 60 Days in County Jail
Axel Olstrom and John Ashton pleaded guilty to petty larceny for alleged copper wire theft. Justice of the Peace James Pringle sentenced them to 60 days in the county jail after they were arrested while carrying sacks of wire to Butte. Special Officers Olson and O'Brien made the arrest and Under Sheriff Joe Henault transported them to Butte.
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Axel Olstrom
John Ashton
Justice of the Peace
James Pringle
Butte
Olson and
O'Brien
Sherif Joe Henault
Warly Pref Library School Notes Highlight Staff Change
In a brief school column Mr Atterbach fills the vacancy until Mr Allison returns from Nebraska and Kansas. Absentees are numerous this week while former Anaconda high students visit. Miss Manderville arrives as domestic science teacher. Final exams run January 30 to February 8. Madge Stevens plans to leave for another school soon. December book issues include adult fiction 46 and 615 nonfiction, juvenile fiction 1,082 and juvenile nonfiction 82. A white sewing machine offer appears at Brownfeld Canty’s Branch.
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Atterbach
Allison Arott
Nebraska
Kansas
Anaconda High School
Manderville
Madge Stevens
Montana Institute of Municipal Engineers Announces Jan 15 17 Meet
A program for the Montana Institute of Municipal Engineers to meet in Helena January 15 16 and 17 has been released. Officers include President Carl C Widener Bozeman Vice President Charles W Helmick Helena Secretary treasurer John N Eddy Billings and directors M L Morris Great Falls F C Snow Bozeman J D McLeod Helena. Committees will discuss water systems sewers street pavements garbage disposal and city organization with a banquet closing the event.
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Bozeman
Montana Institute of Municipal Engineers
Whchh
Helena
Carl C. Widener
Carl C. Widen
H. M. Sprague
Great Falls
Montana
W. M. Cobleigh
Farm Market Congress In Bozeman During Farmers Week
Bozeman January 5. The farm market congress during farmers week January 29 to February 3 will offer a program that tackles market problems. A speaker qualified on farm loans will discuss the loan question. Special attention will be given to loans and related topics.
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Bozeman
Meat marketing program outlines market view and demos
The program lists speakers from terminal markets and producers to discuss grain standards cooperative elevators and selling problems. Produce and perishables will be examined in market relationships, with a meat demonstration included.
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Sion
Parmer Sentenced for Fraudulent Conduct Near Bozeman
Bozeman January sentence given to William OConnell a farmer near Bozeman for obtaining 853.05 from Bozeman Milling by false writing aided by Abner S Dunlap. Dunlap moved from La Grande Oregon to answer grand larceny charges tied to grain not delivered to the company elevator. Offense dated September 9 1916 with likely multiple similar frauds.
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Bozeman
Jan
William O'Connell
Bozes
Thesr
Bozeman’ Milling Company
Abner S. Dunlap
Lagrande
Ore
D. E. Gray
GC. E. Carlson
Wilson denies second peace note in contemplation
Washington reports the state department and Counsellor Polk state no new note to belligerents is being drafted. Secretary Lansing confirms the president has no second note planned and says the administration fears rumors could affect the entente reply to the first note.
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Washington
State Department
Wilson
Polk
Lansing
CAN'T GET COAL DELAYS NEW YORK STEAMERS
Inability to obtain coal has delayed departure of transatlantic passenger and weight steamships from New York. Some sailings are delayed 24 hours and others 48 hours. Steamshipmen cite lack of coal delivery facilities or market shortages as the cause. The note mentions United States possession of Porto Rico dated Oct. 18, 1888 and San Juan to New York distance of 4,411 miles.
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New York
United States
Porto Rico
San Juan
Judging Course for Boys at Bozeman Farmers Week
Bozeman hosts a boys judging course January 29 to February 3 covering stock judging grain judging dairying poultry and plant propagation. Mentions livestock judging pavilion daily grain lab cheese making milk testing poultry incubators and standard methods. Prof M J Abbey directs with ages 15 to 17 as best but open to all. aims to advance Montana farms with science and experience.
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Bozeman
Bos
Iion
M. J. Abbey
Montana
Woman on compensation board named by Wilson
Washington January 5 President Wilson nominated three members to administer the federal employees compensation law Riley McMillan Little of Swarthmore Pennsylvania a Republican for a 5 year term Mrs Frances C Axtell of Bellingham Washington a Progressive for a 4 year term John J Keegan of Indianapolis a Democrat for a 2 year term In Seattle Mrs Axtell age 50 born Sterling Illinois a DePauw graduate with two bachelor degrees has two grown daughters and is married to a physician She was elected to the Washington state legislature in 1912 and in 1918 sought Congress on the Progressive and Democratic tickets but ran as a Democrat and was defeated.
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Washington, Jan
Wilson
Workmen's Compensation Commission
Riley McMillan Little
Swarthmore
Frances C. Axtell
Bellingham
Wash
John J. Keegan
Indianapolis
Congress
Seattle
Federal
German firm seeks chemist at eight hundred dollars a year
A German manufacturer plans to hire a skilled chemist with teaching experience at a technical school for a salary of 800 dollars annually. The candidate’s expertise is described as cut and seasoned, suitable for demanding chemical work.
Equity Cooperative to Increase Capital at St Paul
Paul Minn Jan to raise the Equity Cooperative Exchange capital from 500000 to 1000000 and to double the St Paul terminal elevator capacity from 600 tons to 1000 900 bushels. Annual meeting in Fargo January 18 expects re election of President J M Anderson and Secretary George Thiel amid plans to begin new grain tanks after frost.
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St. Paul
J. M.anderson
George Thiel
Trial of Youth Accused in Miss Ratcliffe Murder Begun
In Olney Illinois on January 8 the trial of Rev Erbiter for the July death of Miss Elizabeth Ratcliffe began. Five witnesses testified including Miss Ratcliffe’s sister Mrs Bert Fancher who said a buggy driver took the girl after dark. Witnesses Berry and Glenn Jones described the Olney visit and a strange claim by Hinterliter about the body. The defense hints that both Jones and Hinterliter may be implicated in the death.
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Olney
Erbiter
Elizabeth Ratcliffe
Bert Fancher
Miss Ratcliffe
Hinterliter
Mra. Fancher
Berry
Glenn Jones
Jones
Swedish Engineer Develops Sulphite Lye Fuel Brick Process
A Swedish engineer has devised a method to extract a substance from sulphite lye that, when powdered, compacts into bricks for use as fuel. The invention promises a compact, burnable fuel source from chemical byproducts, potentially aiding energy supply.
British India Sends Expert to Study U S Cotton Methods
The government of British India has dispatched an expert to the United States to study American cotton production techniques and related agricultural practices. The mission aims to improve India’s own cotton industry and share advances in farming methods.
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British India
United States
Wrench Operated by Air Cuts Factory Work Time
A new air powered wrench uses compressed air to speed assembly, cutting work time by more than half versus hand tools. The device promises improved efficiency in factory environments and may influence production schedules and labor usage.
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Zephyrs
Carpenters’ Hall
V. Hogan, Rk
About the City News
Omice
Haarlem
Verberckmoes
A. O. H. Hall
Vermiliion
Dr. Holmson
Main
Cash Liquor House
MacRae’s
Joseph Sachem
St. Ann's Hospital
Tel. Park
William Kelly
Silver Lake
Leo la Salle
East Park
Victrulas
Victor
R. D. Sawtell
D.C
Victor Records
Copper City
Crafft
F. Destabelle
Madel Block
John O'Neill
James O'Neill
Austrian Hall
Taylor
Montana Hotel
Three Mile House
Schlappt
Philys Morin
Ladysmith
Wis
Charles West
West Sixth Street
Cc.c. Co. Tallor
Sigin, Waltham, Hamilton, Howard
Gruen and Jerguson Watches
Hammerslough’s
Phil Daniels
State University
Missoula
Etta Malloy
Snohomish Wash
W. J. Matthews
Elizabeth McDonel
Philipsburg
B.j.sterday
California
Ted
Thacher School
Bowman
J. A. Kacher
F. W. Peckover Company
Hickory Street
A. F. Coopman
Frank J. Muller
Durston
Justice Pringle
Robert Shaw
Sanderson
City Hall
Reefers and
Ae S
Te Lin
Aglish
Warly
Miss Romson
Brownfeld-Canty’s
East Park Ave
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Nottingham
Municipal Engineers
Parm
Parmer
Bozeman Farmers
Compenston
Equity
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