Maxwell to Speak on Reclamation Benefits at Anaconda
George H. Maxwell national irrigation lecturer appears in Anaconda under Deer Lodge County Trades and Labor assembly. The talk at the Margaret at 8:30 pm is free and open to farmers from Deer Lodge Warm Springs Lost Creek and nearby valleys. Maxwell advocates federal state policy to reclaim arid lands through storage reservoirs and cooperative water systems to create homes and employment.
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Margaret
George H. Maxwell
National Irrigation Association
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
J. R. Boarman
Maxwell
Warm Springs
Lost Creek
the Margaret
America
Oklahoma
Hiram M. Chittenden
National Irrigation Congress
National Treasury
Hamilton Excursion Tickets Sale Details
Tickets for Hamilton excursions go on sale for the Copper City limited. A $10 ticket is sold on Wednesdays and Saturdays with limited availability on Saturdays and Mondays and includes board and lodging at Ravalli hotel Hamilton. A $20 ticket is sold daily for seven days for the Copper City limited and also includes board and lodging at Ravalli hotel Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Copper City Limited
Ravalli
Eagles to supply lunches for Mountain View park picnic
James F E McDonnell and G Morri son of the Butte Eagles committee were in town about their picnic at Mountain View park next Sunday. They reviewed restaurant bids for the luncheon privileges but found them unsatisfactory and decided the Eagles will furnish and serve lunches at nominal cost to guests.
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James FE. McDonnell
G. Morrison
Butte Eagles
Mountain View Park
Semi weekly mail route between Anaconda and French Gulch
A new semi weekly mail route will connect Anaconda and Allen with a new post office at French Gulch. Bids are open at the local office until August and a dredge operation starts mid June, aiding farmers cattlemen and woodmen in the area.
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Anaconda
Allen
French Gulch
Haying labor scarce as farmers seek workers
A letter from John Canovan of Helmville says farmers in that area struggle to hire during haying. Wages run from 45 to 65 dollars monthly, but even at that pay workers are slow to volunteer.
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John Canovan
Helmville
Fire Out in Vacant Birch Street Row
A smoker's carelessness sparked a small fire at 4:20 yesterday morning in an old mattress on Birch Street between Park and Commercial. The blaze was confined to the vacant row and extinguished with no damage.
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Birch Street
Park
Commercial Avenues
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Deer Lodge County
Deeds filed show John M. Robbins et al transferring an undivided one eighth interest in the Amended Wake Ip Jim quartz lode claim near Deer Lodge to William H. ONeill for 45 dollars. Jensina Mathison and John Mathison transfer lots 12 13 and 14 in block 14 of Deer Lodge to J Astle for 75 dollars.
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John M. Robbins
William H. O'Neill
Deer Lodge
Jensina Mathison
John Mathison
J. . Astle
City of
Evening Train Boasts Park Ride Schedule
Mountain View Park offers trains every half hour from 7 15 p m to 10 o clock. Visitors are urged to take boat rides and enjoy the park. The engine whistle will sound four blasts five minutes before the final departure.
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Mountain View Park
Park
Taylor Given The Limit
Taylor and Harry Johnson were arrested for robbing Patrick McGrath of $9 in Mainville near Matt Lavin's saloon. The robbery charge was dismissed after McGrath’s evidence, Taylor pleaded guilty to assault and was fined $590. Johnson, calling himself the Cuban Sandow, received a jailish farewell as he left town. Albert Burch pleaded guilty to vagrancy and paid a $10 fine with a warning to stay away. Police target colored secretaries of Mainville amid ongoing enforcement actions.
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Taylor
Harry Johnson
Patrick McGrath
John Taylor
Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
Anaconda
New Smelters
Main Ville
Matt Lavin
McGrath
Officer Powers
Johnson
Mclirath
Duffy
Kennedy
Butte
Albert Burch
Mainville
Burch
Poliice
Butte Anaconda Railway Sets Sunday Round Trip Rate
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway will offer a round trip fare of $1.00 from Anaconda to Butte and return on Sundays, effective June 20th. The service targets weekend travelers and begins this month.
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Butte, Anaconda
Post Office Mails Close Earlier on B. A. P. Tie Card
The southbound mails at the local post office now close at 2 15 p m instead of 2 30 p m under the recent change in the B A P tie card.
Boy Bitten by Neighbor Spaniel in Was Last Night
Johnnie Clucas, 1003 Fast Fifth Street, was bitten by a neighbor’s spaniel while playing with other boys. The nose and thigh wounds are painful but not serious. A stone struck a woman during the commotion, and Chief White shot the dog to stop further trouble.
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Johnnie Clucas
Fast Fifth Street
Tne Lucas Boy
Clucus
Clucas Bey
White
Anaconda and Butte Baseball Duel Announced at Mountain View Park
The notice describes a baseball game between Anaconda and Butte at Mountain View park on Tuesday the 24th at 3 o clock with trains running every 30 minutes starting after 1 30. It also references Chief White and grievances amid a labor situation.
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Mountain View Park
Anaconda Vs. Butte
Butte Clerks vs Boulder Nine Baseball Game Report
Special correspondence from Boulder notes a Sunday outing with 100 visitors for a Butte clerks vs Boulder nine game. Boulder won 15 to 4 behind Skelton and Austin with strong defense, while Butte struggled to hit. Also reported are local finds of old guns, a death of an elderly miner, a move of Boulder residents to Oregon, grass experiments, and travel ads for trains to Milwaukee and Chicago.
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Standard
Boulder
Butte
Wales
Foley
Silverman
Beckwith
Trennary
O'Neil
Wright
Miller
Thompson
Skelton
Riedel
Ripley
Newell
Nottingham
Lenning
Sweet
Woods
Austin
Butte Boys
J. S. Thompson
Boulder Skelton
Boulder Nine
Boulder Springs
G. O. McFarland
Grand Opera House
McDonald
Jefferson
Clancy
John R. Taylor
Denenhauer
Belcher Ranch
Government Agricultural Department
Timothy
Tim Hayes
Cape Nome
Montana
FE. Nottingham
Nebraska
Fort Benton
Ornament on the sidewalk and a playful rural scene
An Indianapolis Journal item from the Washington Star describes a summer scene with a pretty girl and a small bow in overalls. Uncle Eben jokes about favors and memory, while noting a Dartmouth senior bachelor of arts now named Arthur Livermore of Manchester England from the class of.
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Dartmouth College
Arthur Livermore
Manchester
England
Electric Belt Cures Restore Strength With Pay-After Trial
A bold offer promises full payment only after cure from an electric belt. The maker asserts the device cures rheumatism nervous debility and other ailments with a safe adjustable current. He discounts competitors and invites trials or free illustrated book by mail to all who suffer health issues.
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de Hine
Hing
Northwest
Bold Highwayman Robs Painter in Helmville
A painter named Hayward was held up near Helmville and robbed of 65 dollars by a gunman named Allen. Deputy Sheriff Tom Mullen captured Allen, but he escaped at Drummond while en route to Anaconda. Descriptions circulated as officials chase the suspect, believed in custody within 24 hours may prove false.
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Helmville
Hayward
Allen
Tom Mullen
Mullen
Anaconda
Drummond
Home Office
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Uncle Sam
Department
Boulder Notes
Butte Clerks
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Michigan
Portage
Madison
Janesville
Rockford
New Lisbon
Wausau, Merrill
Star Lake
J. T. Conley
Indianapolis Journal
Philosophical
The
Washington Star
Uncle Eben
Mrs. Pinkham
L. A. King
Copper City Comm’ Co
Dr. McLaughlin
M. A. McLaughlin
Pirst and
Columba Streets
Seattle
Wash
Perlor
Alder St
Doctor Hinz
Washington Ave
Hinz
Hing Medical Institute Sanvatorium
Warm Springs Creek
Dingle Estate
A. M. Walker
ADV
Brest
Lacatorium
Willard
Eeler
Wheeler
Hinz Medical Institute
Washington Av. S. Minneapolis
Minn
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