City Council Approves Major Sewer Project and Bonds
Anaconda city council met last evening approving a plan to build a new main sewer east of Oak Street, with bids to be advertised and awarded to the lowest responsible bidder. Also funded is the city hall bonds totaling 14000 at 1 percent interest for 10 years, with agreements drawn and bids expected by August.
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Ty Council
Knudson
Akderman O'Leary
Oak Greet
Atterman Meteo
Fie
Sullivan
P. He. McGee
Sity
Aklerman OL Street
Sles
Itaood Lea
Lint
Trials Begin in Deer Lodge District Court Venire Placed for July Term
Judge Winston opened the July term in Deer Lodge district court. Veniremen named include Henry Watson, CB Shryock, J Funk, Joseph O Rourke, KE Conrad, James Landry, LF Verberckmoes, James Bennett, F Thretkeld, Watthan Rosenburg, J W Tescher, George Wallace, F Zurek, John R Peterson, Thomas O ff r ien, John Biles, James Verlinick, John C Trennan, O Lefeber, D Kaufman, William Wagner, Thomas Cable, Frank Pangree, doe Franc John Sewell, C L Bishop, Hugh Parl, J H Strain, George Kaponat, Daniel Dwyer, Andrew Anderson, Fred Price, Ea Deno. The Brown suit against Washoe Copper Co. seeks 4000 for dispossession of property. Plaintiff’s attorney Clinton represents the plaintiff. Holiers and Kelley the defendant. Divorce granted to John La Bean from Adelia Last for desertion. Alhambra Social Club suit against George A Stortar dismissed on plaintiff’s reassertion. Bonds, amends, and reductions noted. Vogel & Labbe dissolve, Joseph W. Vogel purchasing Laabibe’s interest.
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Winston
District Court
Deer Lodge County
Henry Watson
CB. Shryock
J. Funk
Joseph O'Rourke
Conrad
James Landry
LF. Verberckmoes
James Bennett
F. Thretkeld
Watthan Rosenburg
J. W. Tescher
George Wallace
F. Zurek
John R. Peterson
Thomae
Clinton
W. Ik, Holiers
Kelley
Dace Otto
Son
John la Bean
Adelia
Mes la Beau
Mike Muth
Anaconda Copper
Ted Ar
Dunkleburg
Alhambra Social Club
George A. Stortar
Fle
Louis Jones
Percy Tagalls
Airs
L! Hensley
Local items mix of goods sales and theater notes
A jumble of shop notices and business mentions from a Montana city papers. The list covers clothing bargains at Goodfriend's and Strain's, optical goods and stage props, home furniture sales, and a theater announcement for The Financier starring Barney Bernard with promotional commentary.
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Barney Bernard
the Margaret
HD. Cottrell
Bernard
Fire Kills Man After Brotherhood Plea in New York
In New York July a fire at Fortye Fourth Street claimed Arthur Neely's life after he could not reach a safe escape. F Tennyson Neely, his brother, witnessed the tragedy as Arthur slept near the top floor window. A mattress rescue attempt failed when he plunged to the street. Firemen arrived with ladders as the man dropped.
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New York
Arthur Neely
Enat
Fourth Street
F. Tennyson Neely
Chiccago
F. Tennnyson Neely
Arthur
Mitchells Motion Under Advisement in Federal Case
Defense argues for new trial as jury instruction allegedly allowed verdict on unproved counts. Senator Mitchell cites Portland cot ment and misapplied sixth count while District Attorney Heney defends jury understanding. Judge De Haven takes the motion under advisement amid courtroom exchanges. Moss Clothing ad note on window sale appears at end.
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de Haven
Mitchell Wente Tosilay
Portland
Oregon
Cotment
Heney
Hener
Accused of robbery in a tense city court case
Judge Fitzgerald issued a warrant for a robbery case involving a female defendant who pleaded not guilty. The complainant Hickey attended with bonds set by a gram proprietor and the case was sent to the County attorney for the morning session. The defendant and witnesses prepared for testimony after heating the complaint.
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James T. Hickey
Ted
Tila
Finished concert by Mr Innes band delights audience
A large Main theater performance by Mr Innes band drew strong enthusiasm though not huge crowds. The program featured Hungarian Rhapsody and Serenade to Spring, with Mrs Emma Part ridge inching strong applause and reappearing to bow four times. The second Wagner inspired portion was well received, and the Holy Grail procession moved the audience to high excitement.
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Lisat
Lacombe
Lave
King’ Carnes
Cornet’'Salo
Hohumir Krsl
Raganint
Kammenel Ostrow
Rubinstein
Innes
Wagner
Emma
Partridge
Fragmentary dialogue fragment titled by source style
A garbled transcription presents a dialogue between a narrator and a priest about belief and truth. The text includes names and phrases like Citizen Betsling and Tales Journal TEA, but the overall meaning is unclear and fragmented.
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