Funeral for Mrs Manley in Deer Lodge Wednesday
Mrs J EB Manley wife of County Commissioner Manley will be buried Wednesday after services at Immaculate Conception Church. She was born May 25 1863 in Winona Minnesota and lived most of her life in Powell county. Survived by her husband two sons Emmet and Clifford five sisters and two brothers. Her cheerful disposition made many friends who mourn her loss.
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Deer Lodge
J. EB. Manley
Manley
Immaculate Conception Church
T. F. Landy
Winona
Minn
Powell County
Emmet
Clifford
Registration lists 300 more voters in county
Deer Lodge Montana July 14 The county clerk recorder reports an increase of 300 registered voters for the August primaries compared with the presidential primary total. Totals by precinct include Avon 126 Blossburg 19 Cottonwood 184 Deer Lodge 611 341 524 184 Hilliston 129 Finn 43 Gerrison 100 Gold Creek 104 Helmville 202 Ovando 189 Pioneer 40 Race Track 92 Peterson 19, overall 23807 electors.
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Deer Lodge
Avon
Blossbure
Cottonwood
Hilliston
Finn
Gerrison
Gold Creek
Helmville
Ovando
Pioneer
Race Track
Peterson
Air fed grain gun feeds hogs on rail cars
A compressed air apparatus shoots grain into the hogs ears enabling 10 bushels of food to be delivered to hogs traveling on railroads every two minutes.
Ravalli county livestock tour set for Friday and Saturday
Bitter Root News reports the second annual Ravalli county livestock tour will run next Friday and Saturday with a large turnout expected. County Agent L A Campbell directs planning and J C Tretsven and R B Millin will demonstrate dairy and beef animals and swine breeds. The tour begins in Hamilton Friday and ends in Stevensville Saturday with noon picnics and hot coffee at Darby and Stevensville ranches.
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Hamilton
Ravalli County
L. A. Campbell
J. C. Tretsven
The
State College
R. B. Millin
Hamiton
Stevensville
Ford
Bitter Root Girl Married on Coast
Victor July 14 Word has been received of the marriage of Miss Kathryn Foley of Victor to William E Morgan of Snoqualmie Washington at Seattle July 5. The bride is a Bitter Root valley native daughter of Mr and Mrs Foley. She recently graduated from the University of Washington journalism school and has worked for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. After a brief honeymoon they will reside in Snoqualmie where Morgan is in business.
Red Wing Council officers installed in Philipsburg
In Philipsburg Montana on July 14 the Red Wing Council D of P held officer install ceremonies naming Elizabeth Courtney Pocahontas Minnie Steffan Wenonah Cecelia Fiske Ernest Machi Louvada Smith Constance Warner Annie Burke Raghnald Hamilton Etta White Dora Mickey Florence Spon Emily Murray Mrs Nels Strowdale Mary Bauer Councillors Anna Kennedy Elizabeth Schneider Afterward corn and venison ice cream nablecos and water were served Announcements include the marriage of Gladys Franzgman to Walter Kime on July 2 at St Louis Mrs Kime a former Philipsburg girl and former Granite County High School domestic science teacher Mr and Mrs Kime will reside at 6496 Cabanne Ave St Louis Dr and Mrs C A Pike will attend a dental convention in Butte
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Philipsburg
Mont
Red Wing Council
D. of P
Prophetess
Elizabeth Courtney
Pocahontas
Minnie Steffan
Wenonah
Cecelia Fiske
Powhatan
Ernest Machi
Louvada Smith
Constance Warner
of Forest
Annie Burke
Tepee
Raghnald Hamilton
Etta White
Dora Mickey
Florence Spon
Emily Murray
Nels Strowdale
Mary Baurer
Anna Kennedy
Elizabeth Schneider
Braves
Philipsboro
Mies Gladys Franzgman
Walter Kime
St. Louie
John Dahil
Anaconda
Anderson
Upper Main
C. A. Pike
Butte
Pike
Boys Escape From Industrial School in Miles City
Seven boys aged 10 to 12 escaped from the state industrial school in Miles City Sunday night. A sheriff and industrial school staff conducted a search but found nothing. The youths slipped out via a fire escape and are believed to have left town on a freight train. they wore khaki trousers, with two in white shirts and five in blue striped shirts.
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Miles City
State
Bove
Temperature ranges across cities with seasonal highs
Temperatures show a broad spread across western states with high readings in the Montana Rockies and plateau regions. Helena and Miles City report mid 60s to 70s, while the Northwest reaches around 100 at Boise. Showers occur along the coast region. overall pattern remains seasonably warm.
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Helena
Miles City
Los Angeles
St. Paul-Minneapolis
San Francisco
Plateau
Montana Rockies
Bolee
Anaconda Kiwanis Camp Draws Tourism Interest
The Anaconda Kiwanis club maintained tourist camp is gaining popularity with 17 cars registered in a 36 hour period. Visitors praised the facilities and recommended spending at least one night there, with a list of campers from Nevada California Florida Montana and beyond, including families and a lieutenant.
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Anaconda
Miller
Nevada
Grover Francis
Winston
Nev
T. FE. Mack
F. L. Clifford
Long Beach
Cal
W. H. Morrow
Warm Springs
Mont
C. B. the
Two Plead Guilty On Vagrancy Charges
Joe Labiesonniere Jr and J Domitrovich pleaded guilty to vagrancy in Justice James Pringle's court after earlier facing robbery charges. Each fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 90 days in county jail. Charles Mantz remains jailed in Whitehall on the same charge, with action against him undecided.
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Joe Labiesonniere Jr
J. Domitrovich
Anaconda
Park Avenue
Birch Street
James Pringle
Justice Court
Charles Mantz
Whitehall
Labissonniere
Domitrovich
Isolation hospital opens for smallpox patient in city
After six years, the Isolation hospital reopened to admit Martin Downs aged resident, found ill with amalipex by Dr. T J McKenzie city health officer. Transport proved hard until friends arranged a horse and wagon to move him to the hospital behind the courthouse. Matt McDonough will nurse Mr Downe during illness.
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Martin Downs
T. J. McKenzie
Matt McDonough
Downe
Anaconda Briefs Of Local Social And Travel News
Mary Frick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Frick, is reported ill at home in Brentwood apartments. Frank Burns returned to Anaconda after visiting friends at Southern Cross. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Spelman returned from a honeymoon trip to Salt Lake and southern points. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Krum and daughter Genevieve returned from a motor trip via Skalkaho highway to Missoula. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Carlan and Miss Margaret McLaughlin left for a motor trip visiting principal coast cities. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Banke of Spokane spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Peck and left for the coast. George Nelson of Bozeman stopped in Anaconda en route to Spokane for business matters. M. Geroux, once a St. Ann’s Hospital patient for blood poisoning, returned home at 1100 East Sixth Street.
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Mary Frick
Mrs. F. F. Frick
Brentwood
Frank Burns
Anaconda
Southern Cross
M. J. Spelman
Salt Lake
A. J. Krum
Genevieve
Skalkaho Highway
Missoula
Dan Carlan
Margaret McLaughlin
George Nelson
Bozeman
M. Geroux
St. Ann's Hospital
East Sixth Street
First Swiss Cheese Shipment Reaches Anacondas
The first Montana cheese shipment arrived in Anacondas yesterday. Peter Bugni, owner of the Bugni cheese factory at Bik Park, brought the Swiss cheese with his brother. The factory, begun recently, is expected to become a flourishing industry and the cheese is said to be of splendid quality.
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Montana
Peter Bugni
Bugni
Bik Park
Gloria Swanson on first screen appearance and new film
Paramount star Gloria Swanson recalls her first picture The Song in the Dark and how she mistook herself on screen. She discusses her evolving screen persona and vows, as in Society Scandal, to push her craft further in a two day Bluebird Theater engagement.
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Gloria Swanson
Paramount
Gloria Ewanson
Red la Rocque
Schrader in Utah Larceny Charge Returns
Sheriff Gallagher left yesterday for Salt Lake to return Bam Schrader, arrested in Utah on a grand larceny warrant from Butte. Lighton, manager of the Maranepy company, accuses Schrader, an agent, of stealing goods and fleeing.
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James B. Gallagher
Salt Lake
Bam Schrader
Utah City
Schrader
Oscar Lighton
Maran Epery Company
Butte
Lighton
Schrader to be returned to Anaconda by Deer Lodge sheriff
The Deer Lodge County sheriff will transport Schrader back to Anaconda. Officials stated the transfer follows court orders and is being conducted under standard extradition procedures to ensure secure, lawful return to the jurisdiction for continued legal proceedings.
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Schrader
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Anaconda Heat Wave Reaches 94 Degree Peak
Anaconda saw a 13 point rise in under a day with a high of 94 after noon. Evening temperatures remained hot with 84 at 6 pm and a low of 44, per Observer Frank Kennedy’s report.
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Anaconda
Frank Kennedy
School contracts awarded for summer repair work
Anaconda school officials awarded contracts for repair work on several school buildings this summer, outlining projects and contractors. The meeting focused on timing, budget allocations, and ensuring minimal disruption to classes during renovations.
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Anaconda School
Contracts Awarded for City Building Repairs
At the regular meeting last evening the board awarded contracts for building repairs. Theodore Bek will handle carpentry, H. H. Clague painting, J. A. Hasley plumbing, D. A. Long tinwork, C. R. France electrical, and M. H. Francis brick and cement work.
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Theodore Bek
H. H. Clague
J. A. Hasley
D. A. Longtin
C. R. France
M. H. Francis
Chautauqua Subscribers Meet in August Meeting
A meeting of the Chautauqua subscribers is set for Wednesday at 7 30 pm in the Montana hotel. About 100 subscribers are invited as a secretary is to be chosen and ticket sales plans outlined. This year promises high quality program with strong musical features including the opera Robin Hood performed by a 30 person cast.
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Montana
Notice to Bidders for Coal Supply by Railway Company
Notice invites sealed bids for mine run coal to Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Montana. Bids due noon July 29 1924 at Butte office. bids opened 6 pm same day. Specified coal grade BTU 11506 moisture max 5 ash max 11 percent 7400 net tons 2060 pounds rate three carloads weekly FOB Anaconda Montana July 1 1926. Bid bond 2500 required. Company reserves right to reject any bid. Butte Mont July 10 1924. By M O Scott Agent.
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Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway Company
Montana Corporation
Anaconda
Montana
M. ©. Beatt
North Main Street
Butte
Ward Addrens
F. O B. Care
Mont
M. O. Scott
Wanted a competent woman for general housework
Help wanted notice seeks a capable woman for general housework at 506 Oak Street Anaconda. Apply in person with basic details to secure the position.
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Oak Street
Anaconda
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Bitter Root News
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J. W. Randles
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M. D. Fitzgarrald
David Lea
Archie McKillop
Anaconda News
Isolation
J. H. Banke
Spokane
F. W. Peckover
Liggett ¢ Myers Tobacco Co
Miss Swanson
Marjorie Colbert
Paramount Picture
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Chautauqua
Chambray
O. K. Store
EK. Park
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