Anaconda Police Court Fines Illicit Entrant and Others
In Anaconda police court, Kittie Sullivan a colored woman was fined 50 for rolling a visitor in Mainville on the Fourth. Henry La Belle faced petit larceny and grand larceny charges with a possible July hearing. Other offenders include William Jenkins fined 25, Eli Greyack fined 3 for drunkenness, Red Lanzer 15 with sentence suspended, and William McDonald fined 10 for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry la Belle
Tha Belles
Kittie Sullivan
Mainville
William Jenkins
Kittie
Eli Greyack
Judge Hayes
Red” Lanzer
Quartz lode mining claims and a Pittsburg-Chicago rail offer
The notice lists several quartz lode mining claims including McMasters Eureka Mam moth Little Giant Dean Lucinda and partnerships of Hogue Newcomb Kalb Bradley Rogers and Dykeman with details. It also records a deed transfer for lot 8 block 1 in Anaconda and advertises a Pittsburg to Chicago rail service with daily departures at 7 30 pm and 6 30 pm plus sleeping cars and meal options.
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Margaret
Michael Dooney
M. A. Fulmer
Anaconda
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pittsburg
Union Station
H. R. Dering
South Clark Street
County Finances for June Report from Deer Lodge County
County Treasurer Twohy presents the June financial report showing the general condition and funds. Cash on hand totals 88 024.57 with receipts from taxes licenses fees and other sources adding 21 500 21, etc. Total received and charged during the month 10 579.29 while paid out 1 314.52 leaving a June balance of 36 422.24 for Deer Lodge county funds across general and specific funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twohy
Deer Lodge
General Fund
Serene Ee Boe
BS Contingent
Poor Fund Bridge Fund
General School Fund
Anaconus Fund
Deer Lodge Fund
School Institute Fund
Staiv
BAM
Ea RT
Court to Decide Ownership of Mining Claim on Blue Eyed Nellie Mountain
George B. Hunter sues John B. Dyer in district court to quiet title to a mining claim on Blue Eyed Nellie Mountain. The dispute involved a near violent confrontation with a gun drawn and threats of personal harm, leading to an arrest and subsequent dismissal. the civil court will determine rightful ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Eyed Nellie Mountain
George B. Hunter
John B. Dyer
Dwyer
Committee to Hear Charges Against Officer Barkovich
Monday is set for the police committee to hear charges pressed by Stine Plesher against Officer John Barkovich. City Attorney Duffy will present evidence for the complaint, Barkovich will offer his account, and the committee will evaluate testimony before reporting to the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkovich
Stine Plesher
John Barkovich
Duffy
City Health Officer Seeks Mortuary Permit for Death Certificates
City Health Officer Evane yesterday asked undertakers to obtain a permit from his office before burial. The move aims to gather data for a monthly mortuary report and keep a central death record. Undertakers promised to comply.
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Evane
Relics of the robbery shown by train crew officials
Trainmen exhibited relics from the dynamited Express safe after the Anaconda to Havre wreck. Rail workers who ran the line secured pieces of the blown safe, displaying warped fragments to illustrate the explosion's power. Evening train to Mountain View park features vaudeville and dancing with 10 cent admission.
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Anaconda
Havre
Mountain View Park
Heavyweight title bout set for Turner hall in Montana
Dummy Rowan and Jack Lafontise train for the Montana heavyweight championship next Wednesday. Rowan trains in Anaconda, Lafontise in Butte as they prepare for the scale and crowd. Train packages to Anaconda and return include race track and athletic track admissions with daily ticket sales.
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Lafontin
Boihian
Rowan
Jack Lafontise
Turner Hall
Montana
Lafontise
Butte
Anaconda
Butte Athletic Association
Flutte
Organizer 5 J Kelley to form United Brotherhood lodge
S J Kelley former vice president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Telegraphers plans to organize a local lodge of the United Brotherhood of Railroad Employes in Anaconda Montana with a meeting at the Evans opera house next Monday. The new order began on the Pacific coast January 27 with 400 members and now reports over 5000. it aims to unite railroad workers for social and protective purposes including insurance and moral, social meetings. Kelley, based in Salt Lake City, will also organize Spokane locally as he promotes the northwestern division.
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S. J. Kelley
Brotherhood of Railroad Telegraphers
United Brotherhood of Railroad Employes
Kelley
Evans Opera House
Pacific Coast
Railroad Men of
Salt Lake City
Anaconda
Spokane
United Brotherhood of Railroad
San Francisco
Ofter
United States
Fourth at Lima Holiday Celebrations and Races
Lima celebrated the national day with ideal weather and a large crowd. The Red Rock valley band played as judges Gorman DPD, McKnight and McCormick announced results from five races including half mile and 100 yard dashes plus a girls race and a ball at Gallagher's hall ending the day with a Wima Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Gil
Red Rock Valley
John Gorman
DPD
McKnight
John McCormick
Seybold
McFinch
Webb
Peterson
DeLong
Leva Guiting
Campton Gutting
Gallagher's Hall
Wima Orchestra
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer New Cure
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a modern ideal tablet remedy for catarrh, outperforming sprays and douches. A Pittsburg insurance clerk testifies after two months of use that the tablets ease morning congestion, coughing, and bad breath, with druggists selling full packages at 50 cents. The product is claimed cocaine mercury free and safe for daily use.
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Stuart
Pittsburg
Anacond Down Schedule Fragment
A partial OCR of a transportation timetable shows multiple times listed for ANACOND Down with entries like 4:10 a.m. and 12:00 mid. The fragment includes am and pm stamps and irregular symbols, indicating an incomplete schedule snippet.
New Works Sundays at Brickyard Schedule
The Brickyard lists Sunday performances with multiple showings from 7:00 a.m. to 6:48 p.m. including 8:00 a.m. 9:20 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 10:40 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 12:10 p.m. 1:40 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3:40 p.m. 6:15 p.m. and 6:48 p.m. showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IND New Works
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Anaconda News
la Belle
William McDonald
Justice of the Peace
Quane
Duncan H. McLemman
Francis S.lode
P. J. Gardner
J. A
Petrua D
C. Copeli
Besulife Iitanda
Trea
Red Cross
Indiana Co
Des Moines
Jows, Smith Drug CO
Smith & Simons
Missoula
Annon_ Threlkeld
GB. O'Neal
State of
John Conley
State of Montana
D. H. Morgan
Hattie M. Thomas
J. D Thomas
Sherif
City of
of Deere
Dezell
Park
Ana
Thueson
E. Park
J. Kelley
Salt Lake
Goodfriend’s
Park Ave
Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
St. Louis
Anheuser-Standard
U.S.A
Cesee
Ceee
M. J. FitzPatrick
E. Commercial Ave
MacCallum & Cloutier Wholesale and Retail Grocers
Ananda
A. P
Union
Great Northern
Falls and Helens
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Great Northern Rabbites
Oregon Short Line
Northern Pacific Railway
Europe
Denver
St. Luis Spetal
Helena
Missouri River
Burlington
Omaha
Kansas City
Phil Daniels
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
Haale
City Butte
Minneapolis
St. Paul
New York
East
Great Falia
St. Fant
Great Falls
North Main
J. E. Dawson
Los Angeles
Portland
Ogden
North Main Street
Mont
H. C. Welson
Flathead
Selish
WN. P. Ry
Wallspell
Selish & A. m
Lake
Kalispell
Seeh Tame
Hodge
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Norris and Pony
Jenves and
Arm
W. H. Merriman
Northern Commercial Company
St. Michael
Yukon River
A Francis
Beattie
Te Ie Tencrame
Carrollee
Peette Kyard
Grant's
Grant’s
Grant
Dennte
Tom
Boston
Liverpool
Northwestern
Third ST Guaranty
Minneapolis Minn
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