Anaconda Man Dies From Coal Oil Fire Burns
Owen Normand, longtime Anaconda resident, died after Burns caught fire while he tried to light a stove with coal oil Sunday morning. He suffered severe burns, was treated at St. Ann's Hospital, and died at 2 am. He leaves a son Eugene, four brothers and a sister in Canada, and a Chicago brother. Funeral Thursday at 1:45 am from Finnegan chapel with requiem at St. Peter's Church and Mount Carmel burial. Coroner says no inquest.
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Owen Normand
st."Ann's Hospital
Canada
Anaconda
Eugene
State School of Mines
Butte
Chicago
St. Jean the Baptiste Society
Anaconda News in Brief Highlights Tonight Meetings
A collection of local notes lists Metal Trades meeting tonight and Adv A C TE gatherings. Homes and sales include Majestic range piano trade and furniture at 110 West Third and 300% Park Avenue. Several residents visit Anaconda for business, with church events, card party, and a MeI ndi prayer meeting scheduled. Forfeitures in vagrancy cases total $165 as seven women and four men fail to appear. marriages, hospital cases, and hotel arrivals noted alongside social events and club gatherings.
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En Johnson
Anaconda
West Third
Ray
Ea Calvert
Spening
Buel- Nese
Wesminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Carpenters’ Hall
Latter Day Saints Hoopsters Face Battle Tonight
Latter Day Saints of Ball Lake prepare for a close game against rival team. Both squads, described as evenly matched, aim to secure advancement and showcase strong defense and scoring during the upcoming clash.
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Cymnasium
Ball Lake
Batenteral
India
Mare ‘Akes
Ike Hie
Srg
Srg Evenly. Matched, ‘the ‘Latter: Day Bain Fone
Rive Hove
Arrest in Window Incident At Local Store
Aaron Johnson an employee is said to have been forced from the premises while a man named Korovich was arrested yesterday by Constable Alfred Ohronich on a dine Lirbanke charge. The complaint was filed in court and Korovich’s bonds were set at three hundred dollars.
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Eales
Johnson
Aaron
Johnsom
Korovich
Alfred Ohronich
Branell
Tha'e
Laists to Leave for South Today
Frederick Laist general manager of the Anaconda Reduction works along with Mrs. Laist will depart today for a four months tour of South America. They will travel from Anaconda to Florida spending days at Palm Beach then proceed to Havana Cuba to board a steamer to South America. He will inspect properties of the Andes Mining company in the south with plans to return to Anaconda in May.
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Frederick Laist
Anaconda
Snow and Flowers Is New Experience
The Writer. Mer. Day received a letter from Rev. A. It Coopman, pastor of St. Pauls church, who left for California to spend weeks in the sunny South. Walher Coopman arrived in Los Angeles Saturday morning and enjoyed the trip, reporting Father Day's journey. Weather brightened Saturday with sunshine and flowers.
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Mer. Day
A. It Coopman
St. Paul's Church
California
Walher Coopman
Los Angeles
Father Day
Woman Dies in Smelter City After Illness
Mrs. Mary Allen, former Great Falls resident, died at a local hospital yesterday afternoon in Smelter City. She leaves a son, Harry J. Allen, of Flood Block Anaconda. Mr. Allen, 41, Illinois native, funeral pending at Turtle Funeral Chapel with date to be announced.
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Mary Allen
Great Falls
Bho
Harry J. Allen
Anaconda
Allen
Illinois
H Ume
Elas to Host Ten Wives and Sweethearts Event
Elas will host ten wives and sweethearts in a social gathering described as highly successful by organizers. The event aims to showcase community ties and celebrate local relationships with plans for future gatherings.
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Elas
The Man Who Played Square at Imperial Theater Tonight
Wanda Hawley stars in The Man Who Played Square a film about Bertie and a mine owner in North California. The plot centers on a rugged mining camp and a feminine but firm heroine who must wield power to defend her claim while facing a daring vault raid planned by rivals. The play opens tonight with a two night engagement.
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Bertie Cmrk
Wanda Hawley
Huck
al Suntell
California
Ran
Imperial Theater
No Asbestos Like Hell Warns Evangelist at Hall
An evangelist at a hall on Main at night argued against an asbestos like hell, stating no wicked person will suffer such punishment in eternal torment. He spoke on where is it and how long, discussing the hand of God in history and the duration of divine judgment.
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Hell
Silha Cubs to Play in Butte at High School Gym
Members of the Silha Cubs football team will travel to Butte for a game against the Columbians at Butte High School gymnasium. The matchup serves as a prelim to a Knights of Columbus event in Livingston.
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Silha Cubs
Butte
Anafonda
Keights of
Columbus-Livingston
Butte High School
Nazimova Returns to Screen in Madonna of the Streets
Nazimova, the famed Russian actress, resumes film work after two years in vaudeville. The movie, Madonna of the Streets, opens at the Playhouse, and centers on a man’s mission to atone for an evil he has caused, tracing life’s pulses in the heart of the city and a story surrounding Mary and John Morton in a Lime house setting.
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Nazimova
America
Mary
John Morton
Uh House Ite
Lime
School Seniors to Give Dance At Anaconda High
Members of the senior class at Anaconda High elected Burke Filek president Mike Murphy vice president Goldie Yarns secretary treasurer and re elected Miss Annie Drenneman and Brovens to posts The senior dance is set for February 12 with committee members Alice Kelly Blanche Taylor Charlotte Ace Gus Swanson and it Fraser overseeing arrangements
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Anaconda High School
New Fund
To Burke Filek
Mike Murphy
Goldie Yarns
Annie Drenneman
Brovens
Alice Kelly
Blanche Taylor
Charlotte Ace
Gus Swanson
Fraser
Joint-base remedy touted for stiff painful joints
A brief ad claims Joint-base relieves painful inflamed rheumatic joints quickly. Sold for 60 cents a tube at City Drug Co Puller Drug Co and druggists everywhere. Advert promises rapid joint relief once Joint-base penetrates and ends agony.
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City Drug Co
Puller Drug Co
Parlor Date Held for Announcement
A fragment indicates a parlor event is held with a date to be announced. The note preserves the uncertainty and upcoming schedule without detailing names or locations.
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Anaconda News
Metal Trades
Jean Raptive
Adv
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Marry
Hunter
Raat Park Avenue
Della’ Darling
A. Tuttle
Martin Bros
Agitteonéa Lauréry Co
Verberckmoes “Optician
Park
John Barber
Warm Springs
Ledge
Wat Tena Ganar Sedn
Georgetown
George B. Winston
Helena
Bua
Gerald Loury
Dempsey
Ana~ Conda
West Slide
Call Davidson
Masonic
Margaret Young
Fulter Drug Co
Jeane Miller
St. Ann’ Hospital
Hiccoughs
Valentine
Standard Pubishing Co
Thomas I. Kingrey
Mildred Chritofferson
Deer Lodge
Village
Anna
Graf
A.M
U. of M. M
George McArdle
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Montana Academy of Hye and Mar 'Surgeona
Charles Coulter
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Albert Tabor
Salt Lake
Hater
South America
Mr. Tabor
Andes Company
Chile
Montana
Hy Conn
Minneapolis
P. “Kendly
J. Dean’ ‘Lauer
Lincoln
Neb
I. H. Franklin
Theodore Th. Halvorson
Missoula
Jack A. Kelleher
Buttes
J. A. Buttain
Philadelphia
K. C. MacKensie
Great Falla
LE Nick
Balt Lake
Erickson
Ie Wordal
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William Fox
Buck Jones
Elizabeth Arden
City Drug Store
Speaker
Sothy
C.A. Tuttle CO. Funeral Directors
Brunswick
Fuller Dragco
Rexall
Clembers
St. Jean Lee
Kener
P.J. Pereno Oak
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