O'Hara Arrested on Assault Charge After Yard Dispute
John O'Hara of 513 Spruce street was arrested on a second degree assault charge after Weber alleges he drew a revolver during a dispute over water and a hydrant. O'Hara claims he faced Weber and others, used a billy and rocks, and that the gun was unloaded. He pleaded not guilty and posted $500 bail for a hearing next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weber
John O'Hara
Spruce Street
Weber
O'Hara
Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
Frank Gore
Gore
Malin Street
Evening Paper
Billy
Sad Tales at Police Court Relive Monotony in Anaconda
A dull police court session saw Don Tlanrahan from Butte escorted by Officer Gordon after public drunkenness and shouting. Judge Mays set a $5 fine while Nellie Brodine posted a $20 cash bond after a brief jail stay. Mrs Murto, recently before Judge Hayes, faced more trouble in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uttle
Don Tlanrahan
Butte
Anaconda
Gordon
Mays
Favorite Prescription patient hails strong baby after cure
Mrs. John T. Smith of Slocan B C writes how Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription cured a draining disease, kept her strength through pregnancy, and led to a big strong healthy baby girl, praising the medicine’s effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
John T. Smith
Slocan
B. C
Anaconda Cyclists Quarrel Over Path Vandalism and Picnic Plans
Reports of tacks strewn on the new cycle path east of Anaconda sparked talk of pure depravity by local youths. The article notes several incidents aimed at damaging the path, countered by promises of community labor and upcoming events including a June 15 road race and a June 16 Gregson Springs picnic with a ball game between Butte and Anaconda. The Anaconda Redpath Bicycle Association reports a 260 membership, $310 receipts, and $305 expenditures, with new bicycle badges issued to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Three Mile House
Big Blackfoot Lumber Company
Gregson Springs
Brown
Association
Morgan Evans Ranch
Gregson
Butte
J. H. Butler
J. W. James
J. N. Haddick
J. N. Preston
William Lundquist
R. R. Robinson
Bert Houck
John Helstrom
T J. Kelly
Don Hayes
A. F E. Peters
H. J. Gillespie
Daniel Evans
Frank Papish
Frank Barrett
James Ryan
Ed Cruse
James Lucy
Albert Anderson
F. F. Tucker
J. W. Mehargue
Colonel Campbell
H. Hi. Nell
Gus Olsen
Harvey A. Nell
J. Dunn
W.S. Templeman
A. G. Allen
K. L. Diffenderfer
Mike Burns
George E. Payne
JF Boxer
J Wae Havens
Joe Lepke
Thomas Osbourne
Joe Tescher
J. W. Lanson
Stanley Miller
EF. Weaver
M Thompson
W. J. Ritz
Ed Devine
M. M. Day
Trinity Sunday Services in Anaconda Churches
Trinity Sunday observed with schedules from St. Mark's Episcopal First Baptist and Christian Church. Services include early 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. worships with sermons on Robbing God Jacob and The Sun and Christianity. Afternoon events and child programs noted. Trains run 2 2 30 and 3 p m at Main Street depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Episcopal
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Main and
Sixth Streets
Alfred Brown
Trinity
Daughters of the King
First Baptist Church
Fifth and Locust Streets
W. H. Setzer
West Fifth Street
Jacob
Christian Church
Sixth and
Oak
Frank M. Minnick
Cedar Street
Endeavor Society
Mountain View Park
Main Street
Placer claims and deed filings near Gold Coin Georgetown
Filed for record with the county clerk and recorder yesterday are placer locations by George Krier and Charles Harddla the Bryan and the Bryan No 1 claims near Gold Coin in the Georgetown district. Also recorded is a deed from George M. Ely and wife to W H Curtis for the Deborah fireclay placer claim on the north side of Lost Creek for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Krier
Charles Harddla
Bryan
Bryan No
Gold Coin
Georgetown
George M. Ely
W. H. Curtis
Deborah
Lost Creek
Anniversary Ball by Sons of Hermann at Turner Hall
The Sons of Hermann host an anniversary ball on Thursday June 13 at Turner Hall. Dancing continues until 1 o'clock with admission set at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of
Hermann
Turner Hall
Indians Not Exempt From the Operations of the Present Law
State game laws synopsis by WEF Scott clarifies hunting seasons for wild geese ducks brant swan sage hen turtle dove and other game. Prohibitions cover large predators dogs use of explosives nets dumping sawdust and sale of game. Non residents need hunter licenses. prices 25 for large game 15 for small. License valid for year. applies to Indians and all violators. dams fishways to be built. Thumson ad at 504 East Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Missouri River
Great Falla
Yellowstone River
Big Horn
Helena
Mont
Narrow escape of visitor at French Gulch dredge
H P Galligan arrived from San Francisco to inspect the Risdon Iron works dredging machine for the French Gulch Dredging company. He was burned when a blow off pipe, clogged with dirt during winter idle time, released scalding steam as he cleared the obstruction. injuries not expected to be dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Galligan
French Gulch
San Francisco
Risdon Iron Works
Anaconda
Galligan
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Anaconda News
O'Haras
Gores
Webers
O’hara
Terday
Murto
Welsh
Peters
Baptist
Christian
Dezell
E. Park
Thumson
East Park
Nobby Millinery
New York City
Shoe Department
THE
Copper City
Burlington
Grocery Department
Lisle
Lenox
Jersey
Cudahy
Pyle
Tiber Intecte
Crisp
Paris
Walter Bar
Walter B. Estab
Dorchester
Mas
Parle
KKK
Copper City Commercial Company
Anaconda, Montana
Women's Union
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