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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1915

Page

10

Storm damages the Pony Branch line and area

A late afternoon storm swept along the Pony and Norris branches of the Northern Pacific, damaging tracks and farms from Sappington to Willow Creek. Crews spent the night repairing rail between Sappington and Harrison, with service expected to resume soon, while grain losses were reported across the valley.

Sappinaton Pony Norris Northern Pacific Railway Northern Pacific Sappington Nanin Harrison Feck Loman Pons Jetterton Rappington Willow Creek Norhhern Pa Norrie

CLOUDBURST DAMAGES AREA AND FARMS IN POWELL COUNTY

Heavy rains and cloudbursts across Powell county cause road damage near the Little Blackfoot and wash away outbuildings at George Dana's home between Avon and Garrison. Fifteen tons of hay washed from a field below Garrison, wheat stands leveled on benches, and an intermission was called at a Deer Lodge Chautauqua lecture due to the storm.

Deer Lodge Powell County Avon George Dana Little Blackfoot Garrison William Knop F. Eugene Baker Deer Lodge Chautauqua

Hamilton News Notes Local Events and Fire Loss

Hamilton July 2. Mrs Robbing wife of the county clerk leaves for Portland for medical treatment. Rev Behnke returns from Chicago. Mrs Nela Peterson and her children back from Wallace Idaho. Fork on vacation with relatives. DeYoung returns to courthouse work after vacation at Stony Lake Burn Fork. County Attorney Kurtz enforces law against Canadian thistles on premises. Martin Breidenbach transacts business in Hamilton. Fire destroys the Darby house owned by Fergie Jackson. insured for 1700 dollars. Plans for a Chicago baseball game at county fair grounds August 6 with University team. Nichols helped secure it and a possible dance at Ravalli hotel.

Hamilton FE. Robbing Portland Gre Robbing Missoula C. A. Behnke Lutheran Church of Chicago Nela Peterson Wallace Idaho Fork Hank DeYoung Stonylake Burn Fork Kurtz Martin Breidenbach Darby Fergie Jackson

Montana Premier of the Grain States at Expositions

Special Dispatch reports that Montana's grand prize for small grains and numerous medals at the San Francisco and San Diego expos boosted demand for Montana land information. Commissioner Hazelbaker notes strong inquiries about Montana lands, high display totals, and statewide exhibit spending totaling $59,000, with extensive interest from eastern and western audiences and 10,000 literature requests.

Standard San Francisco Montana San Francisco Exposition Intermountain Frank Hazelbaker San Diego Hazel Haker Idaho Agriculture Middle West Montane Tanda

Elite Hotel report and Yellowstone tour notes in Livingston

Claude F. Wood Aled is reported dead at the Elite Hotel from pulmonary tuberculosis and shipped to River Falls Wisconsin. Forty five teachers from summer school in Borenar return from a Yellowstone park tour. WR Stevens of White company Boise announces Ellison will visit Livingston next Wednesday to discuss a 1916 Chautauqua. Local race horse prospects for Park County fair are discussed with plans for a three mile daily relay race over four days attracting entries from Billings and Sweet Grass County.

Livingston Claude F. Wood River Falls Wis Borenar Yellowstone Park WR. Stevens White Company Boise Ellison Chautauin Livingston Eve Billings City Forest Park County van Cleve Sweet Grass County Grant’ Dean Tor Blakeman Ea Reagan

Villa site sale yields mixed bids and fresh receipts

Auction at White Swan land shows lots sold up to 900 dollars with several eastern bidders present. Overall lot average price about 215 dollars as receipts rise. lawyers and officials note strong turnout and expect larger sums tomorrow. Montana entries include Glasgow residents admitted to interior court practice and Johnson Springs Water Co incorporated to supply Coff Creek with a gravity line.

Vouson Ju Ray White St. Paul White Swan Sland Feston Benegrade Chicago Kalispell Lewnsawn Johnson Springs

Lewistown Paving Contracts Awarded in City Improvements

J C Maguin, famed local contractor, wins two city contracts totaling 38516 to pave alleys in the business district with local brick and Fifth avenue to the bitulithic, starting next week near the city park. Also noted are a divorce ruling, a guardianship order for three children, and news of Albert Winston's death in Rochester Minnesota after seeking cancer relief.

Lewistown J. C. Maguin Butte Leprest Fifth Avenue Roy Elizabeth Horrigan Charles Horrigan Ottumwa Town David Hilger Hilger Francisco Montana San Francisco San Diego Ayers

Lewistown Police Halt Disturbance and Athletic Club Formed

In Lewistown a disturbance at a rooming house ended with Joseph Schutt detained after firing at officers W Ray Crowley and Riggers as they responded. Schutt claimed someone was trying to rob him. Fergus County Athletic Association formed at chamber of commerce meeting with boxing event planned and rules to be enforced. A noted lightweight bout and an exhibition featuring a famous rat catcher is mentioned alongside local legend of a coachman and bag of potatoes.

Lewistown Tnier W. Ray Crowley Joseph Schutt Schutt Fergus County Athletic Association Chamber of Commerce Tommy McCarthy O'Er Tate Gonnamston Mang

Beaverhead Wool Clip Sets County Record in 1915

Beaverhead county reports the largest wool clip in its history with 2,985,049 pounds valued at 26.5 cents on average. Major buyers include Hallowell Jones Donald and Dewey Gould firms with Boston and Missoula connections. Carl John Wool lay tied a world 10 yard miles record in 12 15 seconds, while Johnson won high jump and broad jump events for local athletes.

Beaverhead County Beaverhead Ithe Hallowell, Jones & Donald Company Dewey-Gould Company Boston Carl Johnoollay New York Amateur Athletic Union Gibson University of Washington Pat O'Connor Johnson

Waters Funeral Arrangements For Mrs Christina Hanks

The funeral of Christina Hanks Waters will be held this afternoon at Mount Moriah. The Kirkpatrick family reports the remains of W. Am Kirkpatrick arriving from the East and to be taken to Alfred C Kremer’s home for private services tomorrow afternoon.

Waters the Waters Mount Moriah Complease Towers Kirkpatrick W. AM. Kirkpatrick Alfred C. Kremer Stret Whi Ince Deane Towers

Kalmer Reliable Undertaker at 822 North Main Street

Kalmer Reliable Undertaker listed at 822 North Main Street with contact details. The notice provides business location and street address for funeral services.

Kalmer Reliable Undertaker North Main Street

Pace Funeral Arrangements Issued for James He Pace

The funeral for James He Pace will be held at the family residence 10 California avenue at 9 o clock then proceed to St Josephs church for solemn high Mass at 8 30 and burial in Catholic cemetery, with service details.Owner: None.

Pace James He Pace California ‘Avenue St. Joseph's Church

M J Walsh Dies After Apparent Hanging Incident

Mrs Josie Henry, 38, of 125 East Park Street, reportedly died after an apparent hanging. Authorities said the body was removed from the scene as the investigations continue.

East Park Street Josie Henry

Thirteen Stand Put On Their Position As To Street Cars

Thirteen Democrats of the Butte city council upheld a stance on street railway franchises, adopting a judiciary committee report. The debate centered on right of way, track removal, safety, and fare enforcement, with Aldermen Swartz and Obermeyer differing on whether to adopt the report. The final vote was 13 to 3 in favor, with three Socialist aldermen opposing.

Statte Cer- Imig Ety Street Ca Te Linet Teret Ce Net Puiming Care Tttckr Poritons Anand Forte Ee Fan Calle Itop | Centee | Wien Steeetcar Company Waw Rman Oberiyer Swarts Tines South Butte Walkerville Meaderville Columbia Gardens Swartz Allen Avor Street Columbia, Gardens Ladendorff O'Connell W. A. Clark Obermeyer Rman O'Connell Atow Montana Street Tron Street Alderman Swarts Taughter Swartz Tonowen Butte

Detectives Meet Burglars In Alley Gun Duel

Detectives Mike O'Donnell and Joe Powell confronted two burglars on Silver Street near Wyoming and Main. After a rapid exchange of gunfire two suitcases with tools and plunder were found. Powell was hit in the right ear area and O'Donnell grazed in the knee as both burglars fired while the detectives angled for a draw in near-dark.

Mike O'Donnell Joe Powell Silver Street Wyoming Main Streets Powell Turner Planing Mills Mgm i O'Donnell Butte Main Street Willam Yorath

Eastland Coroner Jury Returns Verdict and Hearing Details

Coroners jury verdict announced in the Eastland disaster case with a federal grand jury and steamboat inspection hearing planned. Chicago inspectors sounded the river area near the wreck as funerals for about 200 victims proceeded, with officials noting no evidence of ship design flaws and ongoing relief efforts led by Mayor Thompson.

Eastland Alga Fone Basttant Rand Fiat Peter Hott Federal Steamboat Inspection Service Rank Se Willam A. Col. Inc Milwauves Board of Steamboat “Inspection Secretary of Commerce Redneld Ade Thurman Department of Simmerea Chicago Francisce Eceviary Hetfield Reiter Cher Aus Witam Hate Thompson San Francisco

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