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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1915

Page

4

Fireman Dies as Miles City Blaze Levels Livery Barn

Fire that started about 2 30 am destroyed the Jordan livery barn in Miles City owned by Dan Lovalley. Firefighter Glen Morrison 27 collapsed and died likely from heart failure while on scene. The blaze also damaged or destroyed multiple hearses wagons and horses. A separate Helena court hearing addressed Mary Murphy's hospital confinement and habeas petition.

Miles City Jordan Dan Lovalley Californis Northern Express Company Fone Wells-Pargo Lessons Glen Morrison Todger Giavetter

Roundup Roundup Presses Musselshell County Split Fight

Jan 18 to Aug Schrump praised in state legislature work on the new Counties committee. Schrump returned to Helena. William Wilkinson and Hazel Latten wed in Roundup and will reside at Klein. Deputy internal revenue collector Trimbiey spent two days here guest of the Eagles. W S Shaw of Butte visits on business and old friends. Musselshell tax-payers association met to plan defense against two new county schemes. Roundup readies to oppose division.

Schrump Munsell County Musselshell County Alice Helena William Wilkinson Hazel Latten Klein Kietn W. Trimbiey Trimbiey Order of Eagles Roundup Flatwillow Tax- Payers’ Association New County

Undertakers Notice for Waren of Barking Family Burial

The remains of the late Waren of Barking are to be taken from West Park Street to Patrick's church for a funeral service at 8:30 o'clock. Interment will follow in Catholic cemetery. Arrangements to appear in later papers.

Waren

Rettable Unacrunxer at 822 North Main Street

Larry Duggan listed with a street address at 822 North Main Street and a partial phone number 770, flagged by a Rettable Unacrunxer entry. The fragmentary text provides no further context about the person or purpose of the listing.

Ana Cimbal North Main Street

Mary Tilt funeral arrangements announced

Funeral services for Mary Tilt will be held tomorrow at the Bacted Heart church with interment in the Earthowe cemetery. The remains are at Sherman and Weed Undertaking, and further arrangements will be announced later.

Wlenach Dwyer Harris Morrow Motle Jane Mary Tilt Sherman & Weed Variare

Boundy Funeral Arrangements Announced

The funeral for Mrs Henman Boundy wife of Andrew Boundy is set for tomorrow at 2 PM in the family restflenge on Went Galena street. Elders from the Latter-Day Saint church will officiate at the services. Agnes Marling’s funeral plans await word from San Francisco and will appear in later papers. The body rests at Richards parlors.

Boundy Mev Henman Boundy Andrew Boundy Flenge Galena Street Marling Agnes Marling Mister San” Francisco Muner Rothe Richards

Funeral Director Joseph Richards in Butte Montana

Joseph Richards serves as a funeral director and embalmer at 19 and Montama Street in Butte Montana offering professional burial services and mortuary care.

Montama Street Butte, Mont

Multiple Conventions Open in Helena Across Sectors

In Helena on January 1, over half a dozen state associations began annual sessions. Merchants, manufacturers, municipal engineers, county clerks, and abstractors held meetings, with sessions detailing reports, proposed legislative changes, and Montana product displays at the auditorium. Committees were named and adjournments set for tomorrow as groups discussed regis tration, publication notices, and bonding requirements.

Helena Montana Abstractors Association Sanden Working Acta Montana Industries Joes Errewmeirte Manta Phis Evenina Atm Dineer Capitol R. J. Cole A. J. Duncan County View David Kehoe Lil- How F.C. Snow Boneman Delivere Tueral C. W. Helmick

Indians Seek Higher Pay Amid Budget Debate

A legislative committee pursued increases for Indiana Indians, proposing raises for officials and staff, while considering irrigation and mining support projects. The panel discussed replacements for troops at Yellowstone and debated civilian roles, with a decision pending after further interior hearings.

Anaconda News Report Shows City Finances Improve

Anacondan finances show a favorable gain with net indebtedness down from the previous year. City treasurer Pat Finnegan notes extra payments including cement walks, a new city hall wall, and a fire truck purchase.

Anaconda News Aneronda Patey Finnegan Cty

Returns 10 Idaho to Face Charges

Great Falls historically reports D. Watson Robb a local fire insurance agent held in the county jail awaiting Boise officers to transport him to Idaho after an indictment linked to the Holxe shake up for rent of state unde. A native Great Falls boy he lived in Idaho nearly four years including about three as deputy State auditor. He relinquished his position due to naturalized citizenship and returned to Great Falls about a year ago. His mother resides in the city and he will go to Boise without requisition papers.

Great Falls D. Watson Robb Boise Idaho

Cascade to Benefit by Will of Mr Wedsworth

Great Falls reports the will of August Wedworth, deceased January 14, provides Cascade with a public library and an accompanying monument to be named August Wedworth Library and Museum. Executor Schtacheln to manage estate with 1000 bequest to relatives and 8000 for a library fund plus a larger unknown revenue prospect for ongoing support.

Cascade MR. Wedsworth Great Falla August Wedaworth Cat ‘Ende Cascade Ie Aunut Wedworth Cymnanium Cour Winamen Ae

Garrison Residents Meet and Visit in Week of News

In Garrison on January 18 Mr and Mrs Gun jerdts hosted relatives at their ranch near Pioneer. Bessie Carr visited from Deed Lodge with her parents. Mrs M I Sherman travelled to Missoula to visit friends and awaiting husband. Sheriff Neville and M F Jensen of Deer Lodge stopped en route to Helena Retail Merchants meeting. Roadmaster John Merry and County officials Gleason and Hertz Jr. visited Garrison before Helena.

Pacife M Til Doney Pike's Peak Missoula Sherif Joseph Neville M.F. Jensen Deer Lodge Garrison Helena Ray Pease Kate Gadbaw Pacine Gadbaww John Merry Martin Gleason Dan B. Hertz Jr Gus Zoeller Drummond Pred King A.E. Ditimeler Elliston

Deer Lodge Officials and Citizens Travel to Helena

Deer Lodge figures including Mayor Con ley and W G Spottswood travel to Helena for a merchants meeting while county officers are represented. Transacts business include Laramie Brown Bank cashier W F Guilette paying Idaho Falls visit. Rev W J Atwood preached at Philipsburg before returning home. Also John A Shaw of Gold Creek and Warren Kelley of Butte are noted in Deer Lodge events as Judge Winston schedules a short district court session on January 25.

Deer Lodge Conley W. G. Spottswood HC. Heinseh M.F. Jenson D. H Roberts Ed Quell WM. Ints Daniel Helix Martin Gleese Wyckoff J. T. Netiilegna Stes Warren Belvane Helena Ted Lannen Bearmouth W. F. Guilette Larambie Brown Bank Idaho Falls W. J. Atwood Episcopal Church Philipsbore John A. Shaw Gold Creek FH. Albee Warren Kelley Butte Winston Dan

Montana contest hearing continues over Oliver seat

Helena Jan 18 Judge Land instructed to file written objections as the senate committee on privileges and elections weighs further consideration of the contest led by Martin Flasted republican against Senator John Oliver progressive from Fallon county. Edswin Booth represented Flasted as the hearing was continued.

Helena Fudge C.H. Loud Miles City Senate Committee On Priviges and Elections Martin Senate John Oliver Fallon County Land Edswin &. Booth

Dillon News Notes Mourning Deaths And School Plans

Dolpheus Paris of Dillon died suddenly in California from a heart attack while visiting McFarlane. He moved to Dillon three years ago from Nampa Idaho and leaves a wife and son. A separate report notes a Montana youth, Andrew Nena, who died by hanging in a timber camp in the Bi basin. Pupil graduation events and a Jan 28 World History book presentation are announced for the local school.

Dolpheus M.a Dillon McFarlane Cal Paris Woodworth California Ree Woodworth Pars Thaing Dillon Masonic Lodge Nampa Idaho Big Hole Basin Dolpheus Jr Andrew Bi Basin Pee Dat Nena

County News and Social Notes From Hamilton

Local items list attendees visiting from Helena Darby and Corvallis. A 1819 class plans a Feb 12 play. Mr and Mrs John Hureh plan to move to Burnt Fork to start a dairy. A meeting of blacksmiths was held in Hamilton with smiths from across the valley.

Hamilton Keyes Helena Shoudy Darby Jack Wilkerson Corvallis Harper Butte John Summers Los Angeles Mketing Saturda John” Hureh Burnt Fork

Drummond News Briefs From January Town Happenings

County Commissioner Manley travels from Helmville to Helena for a state officers meeting and will join Mrs Manley in Butte for a Montana excursion starting January 23 to California returning by March 1. Mrs JE Broom and son back from French Town. Bearmouth residents visit the King family. J R Daly Co of Missoula bought cattle and hogs in Flint Valley. Metver of Northern Pacific at Bearmouth tours local friends. J W Blair leaves Honolulu for Frisco to spend time before return.

J. R. Daly Company Missoula Flint Valley Metvor Northern Pacific Bearmouth J. W. Blair Honolulu Frisco Ito

First Methodist conference reports prosperity and plans

The quarterly conference at First Methodist is attended by Tte TW Tait and Rev Charles D. Crouch. Reports show prosperous church work, strong Sunday school, Epworth League, and junior league. The business session discusses improvements to Shareh property. A county superintendents’ meeting is set for Jan 27-28 during farmers’ week at the college with rural education topics and speakers.

Bozeman HA. Davee Montana Country Life

Pioneer William J. McKinney dies at 78 in Anaconda

William J. McKinney aged 78 died yesterday at St Ann’s hospital after years of sturdy independence. A Pennsylvania native, he lived in Anaconda and nearby cities for over 30 years. He served as the city’s test marshal at founding, worked as a guard at Deer Lodge penitentiary, and was a private watchman. Survived by widow Mary Hiren Hiatt and others, he belonged to the Knights of Pennine. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday afternoon at Tutte Maoneyian Chapel with interment under church auspices.

William J. McKinney St Ann's Hospital Pennsylvania Anaconda Ana _conda Deer Lodge Mary Hiren Hiatt Ant Alto Murvives Ste McKinney Wan x Knighin Pennine Tutte Etaternie

Doctors Aid Belgian Relief Effort Amid War Devastation

At a Deer Lange County Medical Society meeting an ap proval vote authorized sending 73 to aid Belgian doctors. A American committee will channel funds into supplies including food clothing surgical dressings instruments and rugs to Belgian physicians and families through the American committee for Belgian relief. About 1,000 of Belgiums 4,300 medical men are destitute while most have lost assets yet remain at posts.

Deer Lange Medical Society America Helenun Time Belgium Doctors of America Alraconda

Local Bozeman Briefs Reports Weddings and Events

Bozeman news notes Jan Boseman wedding at Whitehall plans to reside in town. Kremer nearby attorney husband’s work. Poultry expert William F Schoppe to Stevensville for state show lectures with family. Stalled lodge of American Yeomen installs officers led by J N Pratt. Car accident injury prompts hospital transfer for leg surgery. Red Men tribe appoints Saga officers. Gallatin County High selects Charles Heageney captain for 2015 football team.

Boseman Johnson Whitehall Missoula Darky Eka Hiad Hood R. A Mrs. Cowan Je. L. Long Row TL. Long Wilman William Cowan Willson Turner Mra Stellar ‘Parner Deaconess’ Hospital Nader Red Men Saga C. Wicker Prophet Fred Hoyt Hugh R. Henry Siyeaman George Watson Albert ‘Tracy Ial Mortis George May A. King C.H. Rogers Charles Heageney Gallatin County High School

Mrs Ellen McGeary Called To Her Reward

Mrs Ellen McGeary aged 63 died yesterday at the family home on Alder street after residing in Anaconda for 18 years She is survived by two sons John and Patrick Mecears two daughters Mrs Thomas McGuire and Miss Margaret McGeary seven grandchildren in Anaconda three in Philadelphia and the city She belonged to St Peter's Altar Society the League of the Sacred Heart and the Fraternal Union of America Funeral arrangements to be announced later.

Ellen McGeary Alder Street Roscommon Anaconda John Patrick Mecears Thomas McGuire Margaret McGeary Philadelphia McGeary St Peter's Altar Society League of the Sacred Heart The Fraternal Union of America

Three Forks News Briefs Include Local Visits and Wedding

Free Forks reports Mrs G C Forrest of Lennep visiting daughter Miss Verna Forrest in town before traveling to Butte for a week with friends. Willow Creek forms International Order of Good Template with 80 members late week. Mr and Mrs R H Brackney attend wedding of Mrs Brack Royer’s daughter Miss Maybetle Johnson to Harry Kremer in Whitehall.

Free Forks G. C. Forrest Lennep Verna Forrest Butte International Order of Good Willow Creek R. H. Brackney Whitehall Brack- Royer Sitter Maybetle Johnson Harry Kremer

Empress Bill Presents Hawaiian Swimmer Violinist Performer

Hawaiian musician Kaleikoa Katelkoa, famed swimmer turned violinist, heads the Empress vaudeville bill on Marcus Loew's circuit. He rose from island waters to international tours, later mastering the Hawaiian puukika violin. The Empress show opens tomorrow at the Margaret Theatre with The Master Key episode 8 and a vaudeville act by Iron and Hurnee.

David" Katelkoa Marcus Loew Katelkon Duke Edward England Tater Kalelion Island Dollermaker America Musevns Palikapu Kalelkoa Margaret Theater Wilkerson Aites John Dore New York Times Iron and Hurnee Broh Bureeg

Officers Elected for Year by Anaconda Club

Officers were elected for the year by the Anaconda Club in a meeting where members gathered. The report notes new officers chosen and outlines upcoming club activities and plans for the year.

Anaconda Club E.P. Mathewson Leonard R. Funk T. Williams Dr. Lemmon H.W. ‘Aldrich W. ‘M. Montgomery K.P. Matheson H. N. Blake W. Aldrich

Weight gain program for thin folks advertised as healthy

An advertisement promotes a fattening regimen claiming thin people can gain ten pounds or more by using a product described as an argol tablet. The copy touts a scientific blend of fat producing elements and asserts safety and efficacy when taken with meals. It lists Sargotts as the seller and promises a money back guarantee.

Sargotts

Tuberculosis of Glands and Local Club Notices

The article discusses a tuberculosis treatment called Alterative and notes a meeting in Aphia, Pa, 1900, plus lists officers of a Smalie dina laboratory club. It also covers film showings at the Alcazar with Alice Joyce in Leech and various news reels and serials. A brief children’s anecdote about Patty, Tim, and a maid ends the piece.

Aphia Hickman Bolanan Phila

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