Funeral services for Ward Wavie set for East Third Street
The funeral of the late Ward Wavie will be held Sunday morning at 9 o clock at the family home 1008 East Third Street before proceeding to St Peters Church for a requiem. Interment will follow. The remains of Alberta Brown will be sent to Alberta for interment.
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Lavis
Ward Wavie
Third Street
S.45
Veloes
St Peters Church
Aset Brown
Alberta
Zolli Louis Zolli Death Notice
The remains of Louis Zolli were handled by ZOIut tie undertaking rooms with arrangements postponed by relatives.
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Zolli
Louis Zolli
ZO Iuttie
Anaconda Auto Pathfinder Seeks Transcontinental Truck Run
William Warwick, famed automobile pathfinder, prepares a 30 day loaded truck crossing from Seattle to New York under Seattle Chamber of Commerce auspices. He traverses Washington, Idaho, Montana, the Rockies, and reaches New York, aiming to showcase the national parks highway for business and military use. Warwick, born in St Paul, has wide global driving experience and will photograph route conditions and road quality.
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William Warwick
Seattle
Puget Sound
Warwick
Cascade Rains
Washinton Bo
Bow Verde
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Rockies
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Tilinor Yhio
Pennsylvania
New York
Itt
Yellowstone Trail Association
Ding
Page Sound
Long Island Sound
St Paul
Panis
Fiest
England
West Andien
South America
United Stat
Chautauqua closes with diverse musical giants
The closing Chautauqua program features Balmer brought choir from Africa, the real Kame Koye organization presenting a memorable concert in the big tent. Donald Ouchier French tenor teams with the New York City Marine band, the Finer Sisters and the Skibinsky Welch Concert company. The lineup is described as more pretentious than any previous western Chautauqua music event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmer
Real Kame Koye
Chautauqua
Chautaqua
Donald Ouchier
New York City Marine Band
Finer Sisters
Skibinsky- Welch Concert Company
Cabaret Night Prompts City Social Notes
An assorted local notice page lists events and ads for dancing at Washoe Park tonight with Ladders six-piece orchestra and a cabaret at Margaret theater. It also notes For sale items, job asks, travel plans, and milk pasteurization ad warnings tied to a Montana Cabaret promotion and a funeral notice for William Lavis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe Park
Five Thousand For Arrest Of Bombmaker
Scene of the explosion at Steuart and Market streets shows glass, debris, and a deadly suitcase. Victims included Dr. George Painter and 70-year-old Civil War veteran Adam Fos. Reports describe witnesses and police investigations, with names and events from a chaotic parade and ensuing inquiries.
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Steuart
Grand Army I
Fornia Volunteers
Lin
Steuart Street
George Painter
California Volnteers
Adam Fos
Letters of Administration with Will Annexed Granted
In the Third Judicial District of Montana Deer Lodge County the estate of Lizzie Traynor deceased seeks letters of administration with will annexed. The hearing is set July 10 1916 at 9 30 a m in the courthouse. Mary Rivers applies for issuance of letters. M L McDermott clerk seal dated July 19 1916.
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Fidieral
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
Lizsie ‘Traynor
Lizzie Traynor
Mary Rivers
M. L. M'Dermott
Music Chautauqua Promises Wide Musical Week
The upcoming Chautauqua will feature six days of music with top contracted artists. The Sequoia male quartet offers versatile programs from old home songs to opera. The International Operatic Company appears early, and New York City Marine Band performs on music day in two concerts. The Kaffir boy is another notable attraction.
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Sequoia
International Operatic Company
Chautatte
Chautauqua
New York City Marine Band
West
Horoscope: planetary alignments favor many affairs today
The horoscope predicts a day of favorable energy for both men and women to push business and social endeavors. Mercury Mars Sun Neptune Venus and Jupiter align in Benene aspects, with newspapers and periodicals favored. War correspondents writers, construction sectors, and philanthropic enterprises may prosper, while tensions and scandals loom in Washington and national finances.
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Earth
Mercury
Mars
Neptune
Venus
Tabor
Universal Brotherhood
Washington
D. C
Stince
Aus- Parsons
Leo
Sun
Popyright
the McClure
Timber land inspection hints at railroad plan in Cascadia area
A two way inspection trip to a large timber tract owned by FMIt interests in the Cascadia mountains near Linn County yielded no discussion from Mr Hill about reports of a railroad into the timber district. The area was proved by THM interests, with several scare aes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fmit
Cascadia
Linn
Hill
Aine Tito
THM
Energetic Bandit Chaser Transferred From Border
Washington reports General Jacinto Trevino, head of Carranza forces in Northeastern Mexico, ordered to Mexico City. Gene Luis Herrera to assume command temporarily. Transfer cites no motive while Trevino persists in the drive against bandits in Chi huahua. Observers expect Trevino to leverage full resources to press the campaign against Villa and other outlaws amid the large war.
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Washington
Jacinto Trevino
Carranza
Mexico
Mexico City
Gene Luis Herrera
Chihuatua City
Owen Aeqvart Jody
Gene Hell
Trevino
Chituahwa
Carranga
Villa
aMichals
Tera
First Accident to Troop Train on Way to Border
San Antonio July 23 troops injured when a home hacker's train collided with a troop train at Hay City Texas on the St Louis Townsville and Mexico railroad. Minnesota soldiers of the Second Battalion First Minnesota artillery were among the injured. The accident halted for water when the passenger train struck. Two unidentified Mexicans were found dead nearby. A coroner ruled death at the hands of unknown persons after they crossed into Mexico. Four cases of whiskey, a cask of wine and a case of shoes were found in two autos, none declared at the customs site.
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San Antonio
Hay City
Texas
St Louis, Townsville & Mexico
Funston
Minnesota Artillery
Brownsville
Minnesota
United States
Mexico
Columoun
Anaconda Adopts Special Improvement District Plan
Anaconda Montana city council at a July 7 1916 meeting adopted a resolution declaring its intention to create a special improvement district to reconstruct Third Street from Main to Warm Springs Creek in Deer Lodge county. The project includes a drainage sewer 20 to 48 inches in diameter built of clay bricks or reinforced concrete pipe. Estimated cost, financing eight year assessments, and boundary references are noted with the council to proceed, with projected public hearings and final action in August.
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Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge County
Montana
City of
Ana
Warm Springs Creek
Third Street
Main Street
Jefferson Street
Deer
County
Inis
Creat Anaconda
Detr Lodge
Stontana
Monta Amoid
Maid
Auid
Miguel
Svenaine Tovar
J. Kelly
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Lillian Gish Owen Moore
Fanny Ward
Kitty
Paramount Travel Pictures
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Home Cafe
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Mothers Cape
Wilk
Olympia Ope
Park New Park
M. P. Mahoney
A. Tuttle CO
East Park Avenue
Anaconda News
Pacific
Atlantic
About the City News
K. of
Cruftt
Washoo Park
Mint
Roseborough
Beaudry
Omce
John Hayden
Portland, Ore
East Park
Cash Liquor House
Sitha
Pal
W. F. Shandrew
Butte
Bertogilo
Johnston & Co Jewelers
East Commercial Ave
Commercial Avenue Garage
Corner Com
Cherry
Margaret McHale
Los Angeles
Ana ‘Concrete Co
A. J. Woodhouse
Richfeld
Utah
Fuller Drug Co
V. Norcross
C. BR. Burky
Jerome
Vermillion
F. W. Peckover Co
Main
Schlappi
Ady
Sain Street
F. W. Peckover
Coy’s
Margaret Theater
Branscombe
Hammerslough’s
Ric McGrath
Purity, Datry Products CO
East Commercial
B. Bradley
St. Louis
G. T. Gratton
Devil's Lake
N. D
A. L. Ritter
Enokane
W. E. Shandrew
Thornton
Spokane
H. F. Engenan
Salt Lake
Miss Scott
Misc Fiter
A. D. Cleveland
Louie
HO. Willams
Portland
KL. Mendenhall
J. ©. NeVicar
Don Worden
Atte
BL. Holden
H. G. de Long
Missoula
Wiliam Lavis
Haves Lavis
Conti
Coeepeers
Talen
M. T. Fn
Oakland
Teaven
K. ¢ Fompe
Chicago
Ham Hinckley
Marsh
Acam
Parad
Hinckley
Joe Antonich
Red Best
Roland Bran’ West
Calvert
Adolfson
Tom Tyne
Dever
Tmes P. Doran
Mike Edwards
James Evans
Wek. Hall
Fe Hamilton
Max Hen
Ata Somes
Mec
Stee
Hiarry Woenong Atma
Kayamen Ke Acct Kyhime
Tie
Ce Larsen
HeuRle Tovigh
Donn Schiraan
Danwe Ougete
Mekenne
Thoma Meeettehy Sauay Munn
Milerre Mane
Tomy
Slichnel Popovich
Aeran Poasbak
Art Hivett Plover
Renour
Frank Kiting
Peter Enrich
Guke Sweeney
Hichard Gnew
Fa' Enimmnone
Shumway
Fe Queker
Taylor
Alfred Wer Ter
Soo Wainut
Mret
Tormen Tatra
We Dovwen
Hiva Henton
Omar Cornell
Olga” Carte Fone
Antehwel Fox
Cam Wri Nene Tinie
Dorothy Int Bik Pred
Garhwre
Seuby
Hrotmbwer
Min See Hust
Ante Auber
Olea Witca
Sten
Cra
Kelley
Nova Lee
Jon Iareon
Grace
McDonoush
Meter Ee Banga
Mia Me Nae
Tre AY
Central Committee
PJ FI
Ian
Andrew
Chestnut Street
Donnell
Kansas City
Eddie of
Thay
Albany
Ore
Louis W. Tin
Great Nort Railroad Company
J. M. Hann
Northern Pacifi Railway Company
P Ri Beattle Railway Company
Legals
Anothe
Ray Reardon
Border
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Hyslop & Westcott
Spokane and
Montana Hotel
Homer Fisher
Thief and
Jacobson Sisters
Raat Park Avenue
East Park Ave
Mabel No Smith
Mazel I. Nassim
General Auto
Carlson
R. E. Davidson
Collre
Mra RR
Bing
Repal
Jack Engeretson
Imant Joba
Western Electric CO
Cheerfly Farm
S. Mar. Hed
Cos and Dravage
T. Hogg & CO
Park Ave
Keppler Jewelry
Afontana
Aid Mal
Kuelling Jewelry Company Watch
Eaundries
Muller's
Anaconda Laundry CO
Aicet
Fast Park Ave
H. Jacobson
San Manta
L. F. Verberckmoes
Kodak
Hitelatpo
Fast Park
Ava
Tete
Ood
Thas
Melander
J. A. Hasley
Commercial Avenue
Nice
Eastern Outfitting CO
M. G. Goshorn
East Front St
Tailors
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