Anaconda Names Powers New Police Chief and Fitzpatrick Night Chief
William Powers becomes Chief of Police after Monday council vote, replacing Chief Taylor who steps down after two years. Barney Fitzpatrick is confirmed as night chief and starts duties, while Detective Sur ey, Anaconda native, is praised as one of the best officers. City Hall quiet after the meeting as Judge Hayes handles a drunkenness case.
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William Powers
Officer Powers
Police Powers
Taylor
Powers
Daniels
Anaconda
Stephens
Barney Fitzpatrick
Surney
O'Brien
Frinke
Hayes
Martin Connoly
Hartz
Funeral of J C Sullivan in Anaconda
John C Sullivan died early Monday at St Anns hospital. The funeral will be at St Pauls Catholic church at 9:30 AM under the Mill and Smeltermen union. Burial will be in Catholic cemetery. Sullivan, a long time Anaconda resident and Montana pioneer, was born in Lowell May 50 years ago. He came to Montana over 20 years ago, lived in Anaconda nine years, and is survived by his wife seven children and his parents in Cheron North Dakota. He belonged to the A OTW and the Mill and Smeltermen union.
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John C. Sullivan
St. Ann's Hospital
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
Sullivan
Anaconda
Montana
Mr. Sullivan
Lowell
Mays
Maronsville
Anaconia
Cheron
N. D
Cornelius
James
George
Alice
Josie
Annie
Earl
Mill and &Smettermen's Union
Funeral Held for Man Drowned in Park Lake
The funeral of Joseph Carlson the Swede who drowned Sunday night at Mountain View park lake was held yesterday afternoon at the Swedish church. It drew many countrymen and relatives and interment followed at Hill cemetery.
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Joseph Carlson
Mountain View Park Lake
Hill Cemetery
Powell county board of equalization hears high assessments
Special Dispatch reports from Deer Lodge that Powell county commissioners met as an equalization board. A number of residents complained about high assessments during the session.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Board of County Commissioners of
Powell County
Board of Equalization
Deer Lodge Area Wool Market Sees No Sales Yet
Eastern Montana wood buyers have lingered in Deer Lodge without purchases while local sheep men withhold wool awaiting fair market prices. Commissioners will remain occupied as matters are adjusted and negotiations continue.
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Montana
Deer Lodge
Small Cedar Street Blaze Damages Minimal Property
A small fire on Cedar Street tore through a rear shed near a stable, then spread to hay but caused little damage. Firefighters responded quickly after an alarm rang. Local boys allegedly started the blaze while pretending to run a blacksmith shop by lighting a stove fire and leaving it unattended.
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Cedar Street
Horse Struck by Lightning Near Deer Lodge
Special dispatch reports Willie McMullen fishing two miles east of town when a hail storm hit Cottonwood creek. Returning home he found his saddle horse dead, struck by lightning during the storm over Deer Lodge July 21.
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Standard Deer Lodge
Willie McMullen
Cottonwood Creek
Anaconda Man Dan Sullivan Sentenced for Indecent Exposure
Dan Sullivan, an older offender against state and city peace, was sentenced by Judge Hendricks to 20 days in county jail after pleading guilty to indecent exposure.
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Dan Sullivan
State of
Montana
Anaconda
Hendricks
They Dwell in Caverns A French Cave City Story
A Scribner's Magazine piece describes a cliff dwelling community in France near Tours and Vouvray. The group lives in cave like homes carved into rock with scattered windows doors stairways and belvederes. A welcoming elderly resident offers entry into her single-room dwelling.
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Scribner's Magazine
France
Normandy
Tours
Rochescordon
Belvideres
Dreamlike Call From the Woods Spirit
A poetic fragment recalls a voice from a dim wood drawing the speaker toward a realm of dreams. The imagery blends garden paths with pearl and amber light as a mysterious call echoes, hinting at an otherworldly attraction beyond any earthly meadow.
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Blackbird
Taxpayers Protest To School Board In Large Numbers
A large wave of taxpayers signed a protest against the school board, voicing concern over tax rates and spending during a public meeting. The board faces scrutiny as residents demand clearer budgets and fiscal accountability.
County Commissioners Hear Protests Over Property Assessments
The county board of equalization reviews rising assessments amid protests from working people and small property owners. Assessor Levengood defends equalization by central and roadside values, noting adjustments near Main Street and library blocks. The Anaconda Merchants Association seeks deep cuts, with numerous taxpayers signing petitions.
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County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Big Hole
Levengood
Main Street
Park Avenue
Lawstrame
Hearst
Hearst Free Library
Anaconda Retail Merchants’ Association
John Houseworth
W. A. Bower
D. W. Evans
Edward Burke
D. G. Brownell
M. A. Fulmer
Thomas Parker
George Parrott
John R. Fardly
BP. J. Sugru
Johanna Meile
EB. Hengall
Stephen Howarit
Nick P. Bozonetz
Smith
Smith & Reynolds
J.B. Weaver
John Kimmerle
John Kuen
Dennie Mc Mallory
John H. Turke
Mes
Theodore Ehret
W. Copinus
M. Ho Greenwood
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Anaconda
M. Muller
PL J Daly
C. WW. French
Wellcome & Peckover
Hibbler
Cgieorge PP
Wellcome
Drowned Man in Big Hole Sought by Authorities
A man named Abraham Anderson in Tasmania allegedly drowned after cramps while swimming in a big hole. Rescue crews reported the incident and are continuing searches for the missing person.
Drowning at Big Hole River Near Creen Lodge County
Abraham Anderson, 22, Sweden-born Anaconda resident, drowned while bathing in the Big Hole river while staying with Bieienberg Walker ranch crew. Two companions rescued the body. no inquest expected due to county doubt. Anderson had arrived two years ago and worked haying season.
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Big Hole
Juso
Bielenberg & Walcker Ranch
Creer Lodge
Anaconda
J. B. Stavy
East Third Street
Anderson
Monvia
Bieienberg & Walker
Noy
Ctty
Sweden
Gus RB. Anderson
East Fifth Street
Union Members to Attend Funeral of J C Sullivan
All members of Anaconda Mill and Smeltermen's union No 117 W F of M are asked to meet at ALO HW hall at 8 80 a m Wednesday July 22 to attend the funeral of our late brother J C Sullivan Jom Bracken President
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Anaconda
Norris and Rowe's Big Shows In City and Butte
Norris and Rowe present a 1903 tour with trained camels two South American Mamas and acts including goats ponies dogs monkeys and two dwarf elephants Duke and Herc plus a $10 000 school of educated seals. A street parade at 11 am showcases the animals.
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Butte
Farzo
Duke and Herc
Kicked by a Horse Receives Town Medical Aid
John White a ranch hand for William Norton was brought to town after a horse kicked him while hitching. He sustained body injuries and was treated by Dr. G B Owen. The piece then comments on advertising as a business tonic in a local ad feature.
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John White
William Norton
White
G. BL Owen
Water Right Court Actions and Dismissals
District court heard a water rights case by Cummock brothers against Victor Hory with a jury to decide if a ditch overflows and injures land and crops. J W Teschel vs Anaconda Copper Mining Co was dismissed. Alexander Lee left the state as water commissioner. James A Sands appointed to measure rights. A distribution decree and discharge of an administrator were signed in the H J Church estate.
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Victor Hory
J. W. Teschel
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Pat Meagher
Mary A. Glover
Alexander Lee
Lee
James A. Sands
H. J. Church
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Quotations from Mrs R A Anderson of Jacksonville Florida praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing various female ailments. The testimonial claims long trials with permanent benefits after thorough treatment and endorses the product for restoring health and normal organ function.
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R. A. Anderson
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Fla
America
Pamine in Timber Trees Growing Scarcity of Wood
From the Baltimore American the article warns durable timber will become scarce in a few years. It cites high prices for undressed posts and urges planting of walnut chestnut oak and other wood producing trees. It notes eucalypts grown in the southwest for fuel shade and windbreaks with seedlings at 5 cents and many varieties suited to the region.
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Baltimore American
Australia
California
Kansas
Indiana
Prince and Princess Not Coming Yet
Oyster Bay July 21. The reported invitation to the Prince and Princess of Wales to visit the country and be guests of President Roosevelt is without foundation. It is said to be quite unlikely that any such visit is in contemplation by the Prince and Princess of Wales.
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Prince and Princess of Wate
Roosvelt
Prince and Princess of Wales
Bozeman Man Pleads Guilty to Unlicensed Sale
J. Mattlick appeared before Judge Smith in Bozeman and paid a fine after being charged with selling goods without a license. He has since obtained a county license and a better permit.
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Standard
Bozeman
J. Mattlick
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