Normal College Nine Upsets Bunnies in Tight City League Game
In Dillon on July 10 the Normal College nine beat the Bunnies three to two in a hotly contested City Jesse league match. The Bunnies led early with two runs, Normalites answered with three, and the score remained close as both sides added runs. Coach Bruce Hollister pitched well, keeping the game in reach for Normal College as they tied the league standings with Heavers and prepared to meet the Tienvers next on the focal diamond.
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Dillon
College Pine
Jesse
Arth
Bruce Hollister
Rotarians Organize Dillon Camp Club
Dillon notes report the Rotary club organizing a Dillon Camp Club with a board to oversee matters. At a Navisiane meeting Jack Nemick and Eric Adame became directors. Local visits include John Mullen and Foe Goloblok from Armatead and Rose Nay from Grasshopper. Several residents travel to Beate and Milwaukee for business and relatives.
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Dillon Borinens
Mer
Grounan
Navisiane Yeaterday
Jack Nemick
Eric Adame
Annlon
Dillon
John Mullen
Foe Goloblok
Armatead
Finiy G. Davis
Asin
Ace
Yellowstone New Tonal ‘Park
George Piie
Harriet ‘Tooley
Harlowton
Waldorf
Tn City
Rose Nay
Bhatlee
Nibiack
I Athia
South
Washington Street
Rose Stamm
Milwaukee
Welton
Vane
Deer Lodge Club Formed By Women Enrolling Members
July 10 meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club at the Deer Lodge Hotel enrolled several new members. President Miss Anna Goldie presided in Miss Hill’s absence. The group planned aid to Camp Wire Girls and featured vocal solos by Helen Drake Vivienne Topeti and White Bensch with Lily Oliver on piano. Community spirit and growth noted as the club aims to become a civic presence. Funeral services for Mrs Mary Mes at Immaculate Conception church with interment at Hill Crest cemetery scheduled for today at 10:30. Additional notes mention local residents visiting, traveling, and business activity in Deer Lodge and Yellowstone Park areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Business and Professional Women's Club
Miss Hill
Anna Goldie
Helen Drake
Vivienne Topeti
Whtyle Bensch
Mra. Mary Mes
Immaculate Conception
T. W. Landy
Hill Crest
Bitter Root pioneer Hawley shoots self to death
Corvallis July 10 Despondent over financial reverses and ill health William B Hawley 72 a respected Bitter Root pioneer ended his life in a barn with a .22 rifle. He left a note for his sister and funeral services were to be held tomorrow under the Corvallis I C O F lodge. Hawley had lived in Bitter Root valley 42 years after moving from Kentucky and Montana settlers recall his long career on farms near Corvallis.
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Corvallis
William B. Hawley
Deer Lodge
Wal
Georgia Elzreth
William Grimes
J. D. Taylor
H. D. Browning
Corvallis I. C
Corvalie
Hawley
Tis Moter
Hizroth
Taylorville
Mra. Bizroth
Lorrendia. Wilson
Kuttawa, Ky
Still 15 found near Florence lights up county case
A 20 gallon still was uncovered near Florence in Rata County today by Deputy Sheriff Wolf at Clo Mtarshal Alley of Brevenrville on the bile creek. Blond and Alfonso Latran were found. equipment and liquor were destroyed amid the county crackdown.
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Hamilton
Aly
Rata
Shefer Lathridge
Sheri Wolf
Mtarshal Alley
Brevenrville
Blond
Alfonso Latran
Lavor
Anaconda Briefs Include Local Visits and Arrests
Mrs A C Knight of Philips visited friends in Anaconda yesterday. John G Allen and John W Reese of Chicago visit Mr and Mrs E R Muswulman at their Moose Lake summer home. Tom Cannon reports Yesterday Paris games received by E P Mathewson formerly of Ana. Gus Carlson Frank Lombardi A Cutler and V Cocconi were arrested for running cars and will appear before Judge Murphy. Members of Butte Circle No 153 Neighbors of Woodcraft attended installation ceremonies of W W in Anaconda last night. Mrs Joe Riley among attendees.
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A. C. Knight
Philips
Anaconda
John G. Allen
John W. Reese
Chicago
E.R. Muswulman
Moose Lake
E. P. Mathewson
Paris
Cver
Tom Cannon
Gus Carlson
Prank Lombardi
A. Cutler
V. ‘Cocconi
Judge Murphy
Butte Circle No. 153
Woodcraft
Joe Riley
Final Service Held for Lightning Victim at St Peter’s
A large crowd gathered for the funeral of George Brozovich at the family home then at St Peter’s church where a solemn high mass was sung. Rev Fathers Tracy Pirnat and Shulte led the rites with St Peter’s choir. Pallbearers included Domitrovich Johnston Niklas Percin Borovatz Bhiman and interment followed at Mount Carmel cemetery.
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George Brozovich
East Fifth Street
St. Peter's Church
Father Tracy
Michael Pirnat
Butte
Father Shulte
St Peter's
Frank Domitrovich
Walliam Johnston
Frank Nicklas
Rudy Percin
Frank Borovatz
Charles ‘Bhiman
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Anaconda Band Plans Nine-Number Program Tonight
Anaconda municipal band under Director Frank Provost offers nine pieces in its first concert at 7:30 PM at likely Washoe Park. The program includes Sousa marches, waltzes, foxtrots, and selections by Ambrose Thomas, Gilbert, Jolson, Wagner, and Vollstedt, with titles such as Rifle Regiment march and Stellas foxtrot.
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Anaconda
Frank Provost
Washoe Park
Toment
Sousa
Helmburs
Missouri
Jerome JayMmond
Ambrose Thomas
Gilbert ‘Stella
al Jolson
Foran
Lolly Fellows
Vollstedt
Ibelungen
Wagner
Afternoon Fire Destroys Big Barn at North Cedar Street
The large two story barn known as The Toms, dating to 1884 on North Cedar Street, burned around 3 30 in the afternoon. Firemen battled flames for over two hours but the building could not be saved. An old car and feed were lost and the origin remains unknown. The barn, once owned by A G M company and later Clifton AD Clegate and Toole, sheltered horses at night and was heavily insured.
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Cedar” Street
A. G. M. Company
Clifton
Clegate & ‘Toole Company
Former Anacondan Dies in Hastings Minnesota
William Ahern formerly of Anaconda died at the old family home in Hastings Minnesota after a career at Copper City Commercial Co in Anaconda and later as a ranch manager in Columbus He is survived by his brother John and four other siblings in Hastings including Sister Tim O Leary He held interests in Hid a Lake Mining Co and John Ahern may miss the funeral due to jury service in Fred Gangner case
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John Ahern
West Ken Street
William Ahern
Anaconda
Hastings
Minn
Copper City ‘Commercial Company
Columbus
Dan D. Twohy
John
Ahern
Tim O'Leary
Hida Lake Mining Company
Fred Gangner
Anaconda Girl Weds San Francisco Man in July Ceremony
Miss Gertrum Brinton, formerly of Anaconda, wed H old F. Armstrong of Seattle in St Joseph's church San Francisco on July 2. Mrs Brinton, daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Brinton, moved from Tacoma to San Francisco four years ago where she worked at Kelly Commercial before marriage. Armstrong, a chief engineer on the coast, was employed in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Gertrum Brinton
F. Armstrong
Seattle
Joseph’s Church
Pat Ryan
Armstrong
Honeymooners Plan Home in San Francisco Harbor City
A newly married couple will settle at 1062 Sutter Street in San Francisco after a honeymoon voyage on the steamer running between San Pedro and San Francisco. The couple spent their coast tour before choosing the city residence.
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San Pedro
San Francisco
Sutter Street
Anaconda Club urged to take interest in government
Report by Jack Taylor delegate to a national convention held in Denver. Read excerpts from talks by nationally known speakers. Anaconda members urged to engage in politics and support candidates who will promote better governance and public welfare.
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Jack Taylor
Anaconda Club
iKiw
Denver
Julio 1
Anaconda
Ori
F Dig
Veterans Delay in Filing Bonus Applications
Slow progress reported by the committee on adjusted compensation claims as veterans lag in submitting forms. Only 40 applications forwarded to Washington out of an estimated 400 ex servicemen in Anaconda. The American Legion urges proper filing for approval and offers help at Red Cross rooms near the pay office from 1 to 8 pm on the listed week nights to finish next week.
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Washington
Anaconda
American ‘Legion
Red Cross
SIVENILE BASEBALL: Page Specials top Washoes 18–12
Page Specials defeated the Washoes 18 to 12 in a seven inning game played on the common yesterday. The result affects the standings of the teams in the Younger Boys league.
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Page Specials
Washoes
Girl Breaks Gollar Bone Wheel On Wagon
Friends coasting a borrowed wagon down Hickory Street overturned the vehicle. The incident involved several girls and resulted in injuries, with authorities noting the misadventure on the rural road.
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Gollar
Hick
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Dillon Bureau Normal College
Rotarians
Deer Lodge Bureau
NEW Club
Laura Critzer
St. James’ Hospital
J. Carrhan
Minneapolis
J. B. Estill
H.R. Chevrler
Bellingham
Wash
Thomas “Hirst
Joe Will
Hall Roosevelt
Tacoma
Edwin Gannon
Frank Conley
Iafe
H. Nampa
Imperial Railroad of
Japan
F. H. Shepard
New York
Westinghouse Company
Chicago, Milwakes & St. Paul
Clarky
Phureday
HH. Stewart
C.F. Moore
Milketon Smith
Mra
HM. Gannon
Portland
San Francino
T Lake Forest
Salt Lake City
Utah
Vera Evans
Ore
Jensen
Bitter Root News
Bitter Root Pioneer
Convallis
Mre
John Tait
J. W. Tait
Misoula
Tony Muster
Claud Lee
Charles ‘Sparrow
Lee
Hole Hill
Krause
Vokao
Portiaeg
Florence
Anaconda News
Lightning Victim
Minnesota
Organey
Women's Fashion Shop
Dowe Lodge
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Sivenile Baseball
Red Sox
Seco
Fuery
Mons
Intermountain Transportation CO
Vublie
Pa. O'Brien
Adegia
Warm Springs
Taare Mostann
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