Theyre Not Saying Much Had a Splendid Time in the Garden City
A Standard feature recounts Mr and Mrs Monaghan and about 200 Anaconda Missoula excursionists who enjoyed a day in Missoula for the Steam Fitters Dollar trip. Return home from Missoula was delayed by accidents and heat with a six hour layover in Stuart and a 3 a.m. Anaconda arrival, but overall the group judged the trip memorable despite rough travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ade
Missoula
Crain
Stuart
Duffy
Miswas
Anaconda
Nce
Butte Mining & Development Co. Faces Stock Shortage
The Butte Mining and Development Company is left with about 15,000 shares of stock unsold while $100,000 worth has been bought by a prominent Boston copper mining firm. About $10,000 of the stock is held by Anaconda interests. Visit the Montana hotel to learn from Vice President James H. Lynch or Secretary W. W. McDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flas
Boston Copper Mining
Montana
James H. Lynch
W. W. McDowell
Butte Mining & Development Co
Butte
Butte Mining and Development Company
Emma
Adv
Regular meeting of Anaconda lodge 7 Sea this evening
At Friendship hall 218 East Commercial avenue the Anaconda lodge 7 Sea holds a regular meeting this evening. Members and applicants are urged to attend as Deputy Grand Master 8. N. Nicholson must depart after the session. Sojourning brothers invited. By order of Ww. D. Cc. SCOTT, Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Lodge
Sea
Friendship Hall
East
Commercial Avenue
N. Nicholson
D. Cc. Scott
Runaway Team Spurs Excitement on Commercial Avenue
A lively incident occurred around 5 pm yesterday when a fresh delivery wagon drawn by a team of horses belonging to the Copper City Commercial company broke from its harness in front of a west side residence. The runaway caused a stir as bystanders watched the frightened horses stumble along, with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper City Commercial Company
Mountain town chase ends at Montana Union roundhouse
A wagon fright caused a dash down Commercial avenue to the old Montana Union roundhouse with only the wagon tongue damaged. The text notes two promising mining properties in Butte, copper and silver, with 40 miners pushing shafts and a stock offering at 1.50 a share. Messrs. Lynch and McDowell at the Montana hotel arrange maps and a prospectus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Avenue
Montana Union Roundhouse
Butte Mining & Development Co
Butte
Messrs. Lynch and McDowell
Montana Hotel
McArthur Walked to Garrison After Avon Transit Claim
State evidence in the McArthur murder case questioned a key timeline claim. Dispatch records show no westbound freight after 5:25 pm on Feb 15 at Avon, suggesting McArthur could have walked to Garrison in about two hours before the westbound passenger train from Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Powell County
Avon
Missoula
Standard
Trippet
Garrison
Butte
Clinton Dotson
Budweiser Becomes Preferred Pure Beer of Anheuser Busch
Budweiser, the king of bottled beers, is praised as the perfect product of the Anheuser Busch Brewing association. Orders are promptly filled by Charles W. French, wholesale dealer, Anaconda, and Hinds & Co., wholesale dealers, Butte, Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Association
Charles W. French
Anaconda
Hinds & Co
Butte, Mont
Police Court Wraps Up Busy Day with Fines and Jail Time
Kid Hartley changed his plea to guilty for jailbreaking and received 25 dollars fine. he will serve the remaining sentence plus 12 days. Judge Hayes fined Orton Wilson 20 dollars or 10 days for disturbing Mainville, with Wilson linked to local robberies. Gustave Tyni and Tina Hao were fined 20 and 16 dollars respectively for drinking together. Frank Smith paid 10 dollars and Barney Neill was discharged after a brawl in a saloon. W. M. Jackman beat Mike McHale. fine of 10 dollars. Mike Roislack faced wifebeating charges and received 50 days in jail with sentence suspended on good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid" Hartley
Kennedy
Hartley
Missoula
Orton Wilson
Hayes
Wilson
Butte
Gustave Tyni
Tina Hao
Finland
Tina
East End
Gustave
Frank Smith
Barney Neill
W. M. Jackman
Mike McHale
Judge Hayes
Mike Roislack
Mike
Montana veterans in Philippines receive mineral report and regards
Captain Hallahan's unit was informed by General Bell that mineral wealth in the Philippines remains uncertain but prospects draw American prospectors. Bell recalls Company M with affection as war ends. Also noting nightly trains to Mountain View Park offering vaudeville, boating and dancing with 10 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hallahan
Montana Volunteers
Philippinnes
J. F. Bell
Manila
General Bell
Montana
Islands
Hell
Company M
Hallahan
Mountain View Park
Notice to repair sidewalks by owners and agents
Property owners and agents are notified to repair all broken and loose planks in walks and to drive down all nails projecting above the walk within eight days of this date. George Brolin Street Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brolin
Hottest Day of the Year in Anaconda Record 96 Degrees
The Weather Observer Harrison readings show 96 degrees the hottest day this year breaking prior records. Despite low humidity the heat felt less than last Friday when 94 degrees. Sunday warmer with the thermometer at a different reading. Montana residents seek relief by reading dispatches from the East where heat waves cause many prostrations and crops burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Harrison
Montana
Great Lakes Steamship Miami To Mackinac Island
The Wednesday and Saturday Miami departs Duluth for Mackinac Island offering the finest Great Lakes voyage. A close connection with the Masters Railway of Minnesota at Duluth provides illustrated information rates and berth reservations from the Great Northern Railway agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Duluth
Mackinac Island
Great Lakes
Masters Railway of
Minnesota
Great Northern Railway
Avery Deed to Whitcecraft Recorded for $400
Filed for Record records William P Avery and Eliza C Avery transferring land to Ed M Whitcecraft described as sw of sw in section 24 township 6 range 10 west for four hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P
Eliza C. Avery
Ed M. Whitcecraft
Eagle fishing in city limits thrills Portland riders
A handsome bald eagle spends hours daily catching fish within Portland city limits visible to trolley passengers. He perches in an oak by a lake full of carp and catfish, swoops on shallow water fish, then returns to the tree to eat and watch for more. The tree sits on the end of a peninsula, keeping him visible from far away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Oregonian
Bird of Freedom
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Butte Mining & Development Co
A. OU. W
Rostetter’s
M’arthur
Kid
Tures
W. L. Douglas
Florsheim
Goodfriend’s
Dave Kaufman
Prop
Park Av
Ofe
Ofa
M. A, McLaughlin
First and
Columbia Streets
Seattle
Gen
John Hallahan
van Camp
Ccesevecs
Ccc
Hamburg
Jockey Club
Esse Cece
Vienna
MacCallum
Cloutier
Anaconda, Montana
RTE
Argond Pas
A. P
Union
Great Northern
Great Falls
Helena Focal
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway
Europe
Eeset As
Mise
Denver
Helena
Missouri River
Burlington
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Phil Daniels
East Broadway
Forres
Corr
Pipe
Bostea
U. 8
Rimeh Depot
F. News
Ioudom
Ano
Herpicide
Newbro
Dickinson
N. D
West Third Street
East Fifth Street
Wellcome & Peckover
East Park
Fasteern
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Ogden
Salt Lake City
North Main Street
HH. O. Wilson
Northern Commercial Company
St. Michael
Yukon River
Peathe
Etree San Francisco
Paul” “Conemaugh
Dawson City
Empire Transportation Co
Puget Sound
Wash
Flathead
Selish
N.P. Ky
Kalispell
Lake
Kavalil
Kalepell
SeNeb
Hodge & Weightuan
Props
Monat
North Coast Limited
St. Paul
Toy
Pointe Weat
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Norris and Pony
N. P
W. Fi. Merriman
T.H. Larke
N. W
St. Guaranty
Minneapolis
Evans Chemical CO
Cincinnati
O. v
Joan Ny
Yulee My
New York
St. Paul and
J. B. Dawson
Western Union Standard
Anaconda and Carroll Daily
Brickyard
Grant
Ana
Conda and
NEW W
RKS Daily
M. m
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!