Plaintiffs Granted Suit Judgments In District Court
In two cases Judge Winston granted judgments yesterday. Frank B. Gorr versus Maude Gorr administratrix of the Sunderland estate awarded $1,189.50 plus costs for keeping Mrs Sunderland during illness. Witnesses included Miss Rarich and J. L. Hudson. William Cage received $10,510.78 in the case noted as EE Hengen, D. J. Moore and Jerick Kol. Moore and Kol received defaulted notes total to $4,000 and $2,200 with mortgages on city lots.
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Winston
Yesteray
Frank B. Gorr
Maude Gorr
Alice Sunderland
Coats of Court
Gorr
Sunderland
Mies Rarich
SN. Parrott
J. L.husdon
Tuckile Butterworth Maude Gorr
Y. B. Gor
H. Rodgers
W. James
Willian Cage
Casograinet EE
Hengen
D. J. Moore
Jerick Kol
City of
Anaconda
Court grants attorney fees and orders sheriff sale
Insurer costs of 39.95 and attorney fees of 400 were awarded. The court ordered the property sold at sheriff sale. Jurors summoned for service were excused, and no more jury trials remained on the calendar.
Old Post Office Remodeling Promises Modern Shops
Contractors began remodeling the old post office with a new front and thorough cleaning. The project covers about $1,200 in work by the owner. The building will be partitioned for Western Electric 16 foot frontage and Miss Stroh art shop 10 feet. Both stores expect to move into the new quarters around Feb 1.
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Western Electric Company
Miss Stroh
Carters
Deer Lodge Postpones Game With St Peters
Fans were disappointed as Deer Lodge canceled the basketball game with St Peter's high school and Powell County due to injuries. Officials announced tickets would be valid for the rescheduled game next week if arrangements can be made.
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St Peter's High School
Powell County
Tate
Deer Lodge
Cauiad
St. Peter's
Moonshiner Fire Hits Home. Sheriff Probes Motive
A warning note preceded a gunshot that shattered a bedroom window at A. E. Thompson’s Washoe Park home, narrowly missing six sleeping children. Officials discount an organized gang, suspecting a revenge act by an unknown moonshiner tied to a nearby still. Authorities pursue the suspect and stress a thorough investigation.
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A. E. Thompson
Washoe Park
Park Street Juniors Issue Challenge In Anaconda
The Park Street Juniors, Anaconda fastest juvenile team, issued a challenge to any city team under 12. Lineup includes Tom Sliney, George Stregar manager, Ed Beaudette, Owen Kirby, Louis Frankovich data.
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Park Street
Anaconda
Tom Sliney
George Stregar
Ed Beaudette
Owen Kirby
Louis Frankovich
George ‘Stregar
Park Streeters
Complaints Spur Mailbox Advice at Anaconda Postoffice
Postmaster Daniel declares many issues with missing or scattered mail stem from undersized boxes. Wind storms worsen deliveries. residents urged to install larger boxes or watch deliveries. Officials vow cooperation while noting 74 000 pieces processed in a day amid rising mail volume.
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Anaconda
Daniela
portoMice
Daniels
Information Sought Of Missing Relative In Unfamiliar Letter
A letter received by Mayor James B. M. Cavitt requests help locating Rudolph Horansky, last known at Stitch Creek Anaconda Montana about age 63. The note seeks information on his whereabouts or whether he has died, with assistance from Salvation Army programs and local officials. Also mentions a Salvation Army meeting and a kidney health testimonial from Vermont.
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James B. M. Cavitt
Stitch Creek
Anaconda
Mont
Rudolph Horansky
Anconda
Steve. A. Horansky
Salvation Army
Brother Ziegler
Mr. Bell
Funeral services held for Montana pioneer O A Molinder
The late O A Molinder's funeral occurred at 2:30 PM in the P J Vinnegan chapel. Rev Colliander of the Swedish Lutheran church and E B Catlin officiated. A quartet including Nellie Herlin Hilma Merlin Ruby Holmberg and Esther Swanson sang Beautiful Isle of Somewhere Nearer My God to Thee. Mrs Gerald Nagle played the organ. Many old-time friends attended.
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O. A Molinder
P. J. Vinnegan Undertaking
Colliander
Swedish Lutheran Church
E. B. Catlin
Nellie. Herlin
Hilma Merlin
Ruby Holmberg
Esther Swanson
Beautiful Isle of
Gerald Nagle
Anaconda Briefs From Various Literary Digest Circles
Forty thousand pounds of freak cargo aboard the Mary O'Liara, sailing from Botton, was discharged after the hull struck near Point Allerton. Three crew members were thrown overboard and are feared dead as coast guard units respond to the incident.
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Boston
Gahwait
Mary O'Liara
Botton
Allerton
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