Anaconda Curlers Enter Intercity Cup Meet at Butte
Six Anaconda curling teams travel to Butte for an Intercity cup event with play at 6 and 6:80 o clock. Hosts invite Butte Curling Club members and local ladies to accompany players as several matches, subs, and trophy games ensue amid social events and casual rink time.
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Butte
W. Harper
Wiggin
Capron
W. Kelly
Meyers
Alexander
F. ‘Tucker
Hendry
Jackson
Keating
Emerson
M. McKay
Vanisko
McCaskill
Meartz
Butte Curling Club
Hav
Riesch
Stone
Barnard
Harris
W. I. Collins
McGregor
Sneddon
G. Morden
Haddick
McPherson
McCorkindale
J. Donovan
Weaver
Templeman
Greig
Morrow
Sterk
McMcKenzie
Craiz
T. Frazer
Methodist Church to Host Sermons on Sin and The Probation of Man
Rev Jesse Lacklen will preach Sunday on Sin and discuss the church role in restricted districts. Morning and evening services feature choir music and solos. Past discussions on Bible origins lead to a Sunday school Bible study class. A Sunday school orchestra is planned and women’s groups hold meetings with refreshments.
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Jesse Lacklen
Methodist Church
Lacklen
Windle
Butte
H.C. Davies
AM Musiclans
James Sneddon
Oscar Johnson
Tate
Johnson
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. T. Burnett
Mayer Jacobson
Sutcliff
Alice Roney
la P. Meyers
Vagrant Arrest Leads to Suspended County Jail Sentence
Neil Green, released from Deer Lodge state prison, was arrested yesterday by Patrolmen Ernest Gillespie and John MacMillan on vagrancy charges. He showed no disposition to work and received a suspended 60 day county jail sentence with the opportunity to leave Anaconda.
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Neil Green
Deer Lodge
Ernest Gillespie
John MacMillan
Green
Anaconda
Suit Transferred Over Injuries At Railway Station
The suit by Mrs El ib eth Mar Th Mayotte against Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway seeks 3000 damages for injuries. The case, transferred from Gallatin to Deer Lodge county, stems from an injury at Morell station on March 28, 1916. Uncalled-for suits noted, with Thum son's 506 East Park advertising big value and credit terms at MacRae's.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
Deer Lodge County
Gallatin County
Mayotte
Morell
Thumson
East Park
MacRae’s
Anaconda City Notices and Local Ads Mix
A crowded column lists events and notices from Anaconda including a dance at the Austrian Hall and calls for gatherings at St Mark's rectory. Local merchants advertise new wares from diaries to pianos and 1917 suits, with sales at Greig's old store and the Standard office. Names feature Dr Roseborough and Dr Harrison, J J Hammill, A J Trump, Tom Donovan ill, and Mr Joseph Jaci Springs among others.
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Roseborough
Harrison
Ome
Mint Phonographs
Standard Drug Store
Standard Office
K. Groff
Hunter's Hot Springs
Hammond
Putte
Anaconda
West Third
Copper City sales and town notices mix of names and ads
Local items include Goldeen Furniture clearance, chance to hear Victor records, and a half dozen small notices. Mentions Agnes Walsh’s operation at St James, Clinton Crews leaving for Seattle to register at UW, and Mrs Mason hosting guests. Also ads for tailor services, jewelry store, and a home mission sale at Copper City store with community notices and a sewing machine offer.
White Sulphur Springs Briefs In Town News
Mr and Mrs A G Peters welcomed a son Tuesday mother and child are doing well Mr Peters proud B J Anderson and Tal Reed depart for Los Angeles to spend the winter C E Lewis of Flint and Arthur W Ducolon of Milligan visiting town C H Delenay of Bozeman C A Aldrup of Lewistown and Fred Martin from Mt Butte are Grange visitors Charles Dorham of Maudlow is in town briefly
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White Sulphur Springs
Gan
A. G. Peters
C. A. Aldrup
Lewistown
Fred’ Martin
Mt Butte
Sheriff Wins Suit Against Him Over Auto Battle
The suit filed by Mrs. Dye against Sheriff Hartsell over an automobile seized on debt was granted yesterday in district court. Judge George B. Winston presided in the Third district court after the defense, led by TP Stewart and Hiram Rodgers, finished their case. The plaintiffs W A Pennington of Butte and J H Duffy of Anaconda presented their argument as the jury of Patrick Fitzpatrick Adolph Swanson R B Abbott Patrick Lappin M J Callan Thomas Judge T J Meloy Patrick Conlon Jus Haltin A L Flint Clement Vileneuve and Noi Kennedy listened.
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E. B. Dye
Lewtnell
George 1B. Winston
He ‘Third District Court
TP. Stewart
Hiram Rodgers
W. A. Pennington
Butte
J.H. Duffy
Anaconda
Dye
Married at Parsonage in Anaconda City
Lars Rensklev and Miss Elly Nitschke were married at the Swedish Lutheran parsonage yesterday afternoon by Rev. N J W Nelson with Mr and Mrs C B Guidseth in attendance. Miss Nitschke arrived in Anaconda on the late train Wednesday night from Norway. The license was issued yesterday by the clerk of the district court. The couple will reside in Anaconda.
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Parson AG
Lars Rensklev
Elly
Nitschke
N. J. W. Nelson
C. B. Guidseth
Misa Nitschke
Anaconda
Norway
Lik
District Court
Andrs. Renshley
Man Pleads Guilty to Assault in Third Degree
John Matson, charged with assault on Tom Varls proprietor of the New York case, pleaded guilty in a chamber two weeks ago and was sentenced by Justice James Printer to 30 days in the county jail.
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John Matson
Tom Varls
New York
Anaconda Copper Mining completes Hamilton acreage deal
The Anaconda Copper Mining company via Kennethoss has conveyed all holdings in the required acreage for Hamilton. The sugar beet factory will be built at Riverside, with W. W. Harbon and construction engineers expected to begin on site. Local residents and officials, including N. A. Lyman and others, are in town for court matters while a petition campaign seeks to abolish the state board of horticulture in favor of a state horticultural commissioner.
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Hamilton, Yan
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Kennethoss
Riverside
Hamilton
W. W. Harbon
N. A. Lyman
Manse Bombard
Mary Bombard
Norman Manuel
James Warren
Charles Warren
Ross Hole
State Board of Horticulture
Olive Tablets: Dr. Edwards’s Constipation Relief
Dr. Edwards offers Olive Tablets as a calomel free remedy for constipation and liver sluggishness. The tablets purport to soothe the bowels and liver, improve natural action, and reduce bad breath with a pleasant daily use. Thousands use one or two nightly to maintain regularity. Only sold by druggists.
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Edwards
Calomet
Edtesepee
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