Anaconda Austrian Croatian Festival Parade and Park Day
Anaconda hosts annual Austrian and Croatian societies parade from the depot through main streets then to Mountain View Park for a day of sports and entertainment. 250 visitors from Butte joined local groups for mass at St Peter’s church, a procession, bands, vaudeville, dancing, lake events, and tent shows under clear skies after a morning snow wash.
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Butte
Anaconda
Mountain View Park
Silver Bow Canyon
SS. Peter and Paul
St. Joseph and
St. George
St. Peter's Church
Father Coopman
George Pupich
Butterfty
Gus Sun
Nick Bozanitz
Spokane Fair Attracts Wide Attendance Across Region
Nontana residents anticipate the Spokane interstate fair and race meet set for September 10 to 21. Officials expect strong turnout and regional interest as preparations proceed.
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Spokane
Elks Honor Departing Brother Wesley Brown in Montana Hotel
In a surprise ceremony at the Montana hotel, Elks Lodge members presented Wesley D. Brown with a diamond‑studded gold elk head badge as a farewell token before his departure for Ogden to take a Pacific Express agency posting. The event featured songs, stories, and warm tributes from lodge members and friends.
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Wesley D. Brown
Montana
Elks
Mr. Brown
Montana Hotel
John M. Madden
John R. Boarman
Mr. Boarman
Lodge
Jack Baglin
R. de Br, Smith
Ed Davis
P. B. Snelson
Bert Storey
J. F. Spelman
Charles Hickey
Ogden
Pacific Express Company
Jm. B. Abbott
Anaconda
Mr. Abbott
Bitter Root Stock Farm to Hire 100 Men for Haying
Haying in the Bitter Root valley will start around July 10. The Bitter Root Stock Farm seeks about 100 extra men for the season at wages of 1.50 dollars per day plus board.
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Bitter Root Valley
Bitter Root
Tucker's Alleys Open to Ladies Afternoons
Tucker's Bowling Alleys will open to ladies in the afternoons, ending the men’s afternoon monopoly. The notice aims to please lady patrons in Anaconda and invites inquiries to Thurson at 504 FE Park for next suit decisions.
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Tucker
Tucker's
Anaconda
Thurson
FE. Park
Children’s Day Program Shines at Baptist Church
Sunday school presented an excellent children's day program at the Baptist church drawing a full house. Rev Setzer praised the American Baptist Publication Society and its rural work while a large collection was taken.
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Baptist Church
May Roberts
Lester Draigstead
May Coy
Myrtle Howe
Inez Thomas
Jerusalem
Margaret White
Laura McKay
Boyless Town
Roy Howe
Anna Johnson
Lelia Harrison
Tommy
Frank Grover
Littl Willie
Howell McKay
Myrtle Draigstead
Jesus
Willard Thompson
Mr. Elderkin
Gwen Thomas
Tassie Perrine
Esther Francis
Gladye Blair
Mabel Carter
Roy Malser
Jesse Thone
May Grover
Hazel Perrine
Elegie Pratt
Sadie Francis
Northland
Irene Howe
Stamp Tax Repeal Ends Revenue Stamp Requirement
Congress repeals most war time tax provisions including stamps on telegrams checks money orders and express orders. The change takes effect today, removing the need to affix revenue stamps and eliminating the related annoyances for the public.
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Uncle Sam
Isis
Congress
Advertised Letters Notice Requiring Recipients
Thilda Holm, Joseph Laramee, Jakov Matesig, H. R. McBride, Jo Rotter, N. J. Steanous, Theodore Thonson. persons calling for the above letters, please say advertised. J. C. English, Postmaster.
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Thilda Holm
Joseph Laramee
Jakov Matesig
H. R. McBride
Jo&n Rotter
N. J. Steanous
Theodore Thonson
J. C. English
Local notices mix of shops events and ads in city
A busy page lists cigar shops including Smoke W. R. and Poe's Raven, shoe sales, optician Hammerslough, Flor de Baltimore ads, and Depot News Stand. It notes gatherings and sales, rental notices, employment requests, church services, watch salesman Watson, railthrough sleeping car info, fireworks balloon launch, and upcoming Peters dances at Turner hall with attendance and timing details.
A O H finances described as strongest in state
The narrative notes the A. O. H. has no heavy debts remaining, with only a small mortgage on a fine building. Equity in property places the order among the wealthiest in the state, and the upcoming affair is expected to be notable.
Police Court Set To Hear Domestic Disputes And Violations
Police report multiple cases before Judge Hayes. Whiskey George faces arrest after a violent disturbance at Hattie Walker’s on Commercial avenue. Mike Loud’s wife fears his threats and is restrained. Harry Johnson, once a dog catcher, clashed with Miss Lily on Front street and was jailed. John Johnson charged with sewer ordinance violation on own recognizance.
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George
Hattie Walker
Commercial Avenue
Officer Powers
Hattie
Judge Hayes
Louds
Mike Loud
Harry Johnson
Dogcatcher
Miss Lily
Front Street
Gordon
Johnson
John Johnson
Powers
Unclaimed Letters at Anaconda Post Office Listed
Unclaimed letters for the week ending June 2 are advertised for pickup at the Anaconda post office. Names include J. Anderson, A. Anderson, D. Donovan, E. Elder, T. Graner, Galvin, Hallane, Heath, Nelstrom, Horn, Kalinowski, Kelly, Landgon, Leneghan, Lumpp, Mariette, Marnette, Nave, Porter, Rogers, Salman, Staves, Sullivan, Walker, Webber, Violette, Zurck, and others among both men and women.
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Anaconda
Men—J. ©. Angle
Nils Anderson
J.A. Anderson
Thomas Harriet
Charles Bowere
G. W. Boyles
Frank Buttenger
P. O. Connor
Franzo Deozanno
D. J. Donovan
Ernest Elder
Edward Everling
T. K. Graner
John D. Galvin
Pert Gillinan
Hen Halllane
George
A. A. Walker
Professor Webber
Neal Violette
Ant Zurck
Mary Boyce
Annie Byrne
D. Collins
Mia
C. A. Currier
Nellie Gray
Sarah A. Johnson
Harriet Kirby
Ida Maloon
Frank L. Moore
J. P. O’brien
Alma Price
P. F. Stanton
Anna Smith
Jane Walton
Bartholomew Fanning
False alarm shocks Anaconda as post office safe scare ends
All night rounders sparked a street wide chase in Anaconda early yesterday. Assistant Chief Frank O'Brien heard a crash near the post office and led a rush to the scene. Newsboys dropping a plank in the rear of the adjacent building caused the explosion-like sound, revealing no break in the post office safe.
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Anaconda
Frank O’brien
Main Street
Post Office
New Officers Elected in Division No 1 AOH
William Kelliher was elected president for a fifth term and Owen O'Neill re elected treasurer at a Division No 1 meeting. Thomas J Kelly became financial secretary with Don Kearney as vice president John Coffey recording secretary and John Lawler starting committee chair. Division No 1 lists 275 members and plans Division No 2 to be instituted July 18 with state officers and prominent Hibernians attending.
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William Kelliher
Owen O'Neill
Puice
Thomas J. Kelly
Don Kearney
John Coffey
John Lawler
Morning trains from Chicago to Louisville and Cincinnati
Morning trains from Chicago to Louisville and Cincinnati run daily via Pennsylvania Short Lines with cafe parlor coaches serving lunch. Depart Chicago Union Station at 10 00 a m arrive Louisville 7 10 p m Cincinnati 6 05 p m with no change. Night trains depart 8 40 p m arriving next morning for breakfast. Reservations through H R Dering 248 South Clark Street Chicago.
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Chicago
Louisville
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Chicago Union Station
H. R. Dering
A. G. P. Agt
South Clark S.u
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Anaconda News
Mountain View
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Coast
Royal Italian Band
Willow Grove Park
Spokane Lodge No. 228
Elks’ Lodge
National Guard
United States
Porren Daxon
Coer
Boston
Sterling Novelties
Keppler Jewelry Company
Degell
E. Park
Biks
Large Baptist
Scotch Marine
W. R
Poe
People's Store
Hammerslough’s
Flor de
Baltimore
Singer Machines
Park Avenue
Tolan Co.'s
Godard's
Depot News Stand
Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. W. Collins
Conley & Clague
Tietjen
East Fourth Street
Father Harrington of
High Maas
St. Peter's
Watson
R. E. Flynn of
Helena
The
Great Northern Railway
That City
Town
His Brother
T. D. Flynn
Phil McDonnell
East Park Avenue
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Roach & Smith
Sol Kraft
Bensin
Miller
Putte
M. Kraft
Denver
James McGinty
Hamilton
W. F. Scott
W. Freedman
San Francisco
Z E Thomas
Mayflower
Mont
J. H. Robbins
Virginia
Charles F. Scott
New York
W. H. Powers
G. E. Harding
Lewis Griffith
New Works
Portland
William Griffith
Peters
Turner Hall
Coal Cutters
Ingersoll
Ergeant
Old Colony
Anaconda Business Directory
Warm Springs
J. H. French
Snyder
St. Ann's Hospital
Main
Anaconda, Mont
Norfolk and New Brunswick
Sea Island
Madras
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Hamilton, Mont
Cor. Birch and
Front Streets
East Third Street
Pine Street
Ash Street
West Park
Maple and
Elm Streets
R. de B. Smith
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
John K Toole
M. B. Geernwood
Louis V. Bennet T. Cashier
C Noerbech
State Capitol Commission
State Capitol
Bell & Kent
E. B. Kennedy
Moni
J. K. Toole
Hibernians
Maggie Brennan
J. Y. Batterton
Deer Lodge
J. ¥. Batterton
Gold Bar Mining Company
T. O'Leary
A. F. Gray
W. S. Hawes
Anaconda, Montana
J. W. Mehargue
M. M. Mogus
Slo East Park Avenue
Conda
Twen Century Club
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