Anaconda memorial dedicated June 12 ceremony
Dedicatory services for a soldiers memorial funded by the community war chest will take place Saturday June 12. The granite monument and accompanying band instruments were purchased by the joint veterans committee and will be unveiled with music by the Anaconda band and remarks by local leaders. Delegates from the G A R and United States War Veterans will accept the memorial. J Bruce Kremer will dedicate the offering as the band plays America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community War Chest
W. L. Leal
Joint Veterans’ Committee
Prout
J. Boo Bight
T. P. Stewart
Rts
Cleveland
Bey George Osborne
United States War Veterans
Charles L. Sheridan
American Lenion
J. Bruce Kremer
America
P.M. O'Brien
A. d. Tuchscherer
J. Bowmin
Veterans' Committee
W. Th. Teal
Chasrman
Bethind George Boyd
Tred Fisher
G. Anchon Dehn Alexander
John Marchton
Etons
Officers Seek Suspect After Assault on Girl
Police comb the city for a heavyset man in a pale shirt who allegedly dragged a girl home from a store on Bant Third street, beating and attempting to assault her before fleeing down Pare avenue. Officers say they know the suspect but have not yet arrested him. search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vast
Bant Third
Laren
Adotas Street
Isthia Pees
Miho
Price
Pare Avenue
Etil
Oil Well in Flames Sparks Long Fire in Romania
A Romanian oil well bursts into flames during a storm, crippling operations across the field. Mehring reports the blaze may burn for weeks as regional companies, including American owned sites, halt work and evacuate crews.
Gallagher Elected Smeltermen's Head in Local Union Vote
Frank Gallagher defeated John Kerrigan for the presidency of the local MN and Smelterman's union in a yearly election held yesterday. The count shows Gallagher with 175 votes to Kerrigan's. The ballot also elected John Morris as vice president, James Hurail as recording secretary, T. J. Gibbens and Don Walsh. Gallagher, A. B. Minga, and Tamen Wumill were chosen delegates to the Central Labor Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gallagher
John Kerrigan
MN and Smelterman's
Ciallagher
Kerrigan
John Morris
James Hurail
T. J. Gibbens
Don Walsh
Josh Frank Gallagher
Minga
Tamen Wumill
Central Labor Council
Judever
Thoms J. Murphy
James v. Rankin
Jomal Doyle
Mike Shen
Patrick Kelly
Anacondan Held on Disturbance Charge
Anacondan Art Morin of 1018 Enel Fourth was taken to county jail after pleading not guilty to a disturbance charge in Triton ten period's court. He was held on a 200 bond set by the justice and a hearing on the disturbance charge was scheduled later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Morin
Enel
Geturbanes
Tenriod
Morin Te
Henttod
Sesquicentennial stamps received in Philadelphia exposition
The Atlacanda post office yesterday received two sent denomination stamps in red, resembling the ordinary post stamp, bearing the likeness of the Liberty Bell. Issued to commemorate the Philadelphia exposition, the stamps were described by Postmaster Phil Dantell.
Yellowstone opens to visitors earlier than ever in park history
Cody Wyoming January 1 The eastern entrance to Yellowstone National Park welcomed tourists today marking the earliest opening on record by about 20 days. Officials report excellent conditions along the park highway and at the eastern gate, signaling a smooth start to the tourist season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowston DE Ofengo
Cody
Yellowstone Natio Park
Bandit clash in Dermaseue gardens leaves 80 dead
Dispatch from SBeirnt reports a French operation in the Dermaseue gardens aimed at Kurdish and Amare areas. The fighting killed about 80 bandits during the cleanup effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCH
Picas
Sbeirnt
Dermaseue Gardens
Kurd
Amare
Dillon Burfad farmer dies cleaning gun at ranch
Dillon Burfad, a well known rancher in the Rattinsnaks region, was accidentally killed when a gun he was cleaning exploded. The incident occurred between 9 and 11 am on his ranch near Dillon. The body was found when the family returned home. Widow and three children survive. Funeral plans not yet announced. In other news, Max Indlay of Butte was found guilty of fishing without a license and fined 27 dollars. Irrigation commissioner Tain Smith named for Bloody Dial creek area. Over 150 students from Mountain State Normal will participate in a spring festival on campus tomorrow evening starting at 7 o'clock.
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Dillon
Duns
Frank
Hult
Rattinsnaks Regtion
Mr. Hull
Tis Ranch
Ter
Familix
Gillon
Mrl Walker
John Tullag
Raul
Gewan
Lewhoville
Montani
Ste Tamer
Clendate
Doria
Pusants Vni
Dini
Max Indlay
Butte Wax
Juathe Corr
L. P. Phil- Hye
Dudley
Daly
Charien Price
Tain Smith
Dial Creek
Big Hole
Bering Investival
Callega
Primary race to choose county officers in Deer Lodge
The Deer Lodge county primary slate includes four filings for county offices with two Democrats and two Republicans vying on August 3. Declared candidates include Robert Minttying Med seeking reelection as treasurer. B. Herts Jr for clerk and recorder. W. Roos for sheriff. and Dan Gs mor for governor, joining Thomas Millen Democrat on the ticket. Community notes mention a Rainbow circle and Masons initiation event in the Masonic temple with a special program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
She
Toket
Dan Gsmor
Enranor
Thestay
Thoma Millen
Demorcrat
Mitac
Shariff
Dumolay
Bye Moss
Dhum
Rainbow Circle
Masonic Temple
Fire kills Tacoma butcher and wife in market blaze
A Tacoma meat market owned by John Mans and his wife Long Mans burned to the ground at Camp Lewis Green Park, killing the couple who were smothered and perished in the blaze that destroyed the Camp Lewis market this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
John Mans
Long
Green Park
Camp Lewis
Watershed ban and wedding news in Bitter Root area
An order by Fred Morrell bars building and camping on Akalkaha Creek and Eliter Root river forks without permits. Permits available from forest officials, Hamilton tourist park caretaker, or the Eliter Root nations forest office. Also reports the May 20 wedding of Sybly Alc herta Kaa to Dr. Le Grande Breiner Ryvision of Iowa City, with details of ceremony, attendants, and future plans in Washington and Europe.
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Hamilton
Fred Morrell
J. & Metrics
Restor
Akalkaha Creek
Mast
Eltter Root Nations
Touriet Park
Bamiion Chamber of Commerce
Miasola
Butté
Dilion
R. Ro Parker
Misa Vivian Kan
Frank O'Donnell
Hemilton
Revalli Hotel
Washington, D
Europe
Byington
United States Public Health Service
University of Montana
Sigma Kappa Aprarity
Public Health Laboratory
Hamton
University of Town College of Medicine
Philipsburg Notes on Local Visits and Court Session
Philipsburg residents and visitors are noted in today’s city brief. Sime 3 Tr and Mrs Cliff Edwards, and Mr Bund are in town via tents. HH. WF Parsons, a Missoula attorney, is in Philipsburg for today’s court. Laura Johnson of Maxville visited Lowneday for shopping and business, Virginia Srmiine travels to Missoula with her mother Mary Jensins, and the Alwhinti association dance occurred at the gymnasium with Mrs Al Norton from Tutte hosting visitors at the Guinanne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Sime 3
Cliff Edwards
Fy Creek
WF. Parsons
Missoula
Ramely
Laura Johnson
Maxville
Lown
Eday
Virginia Srniine
Mary Jensins
Gannton
Alwhinti Association
Tureday
al Norton
Tutte
Guinanne
Decorated hall and local visits from Basin to Philipsburg
In Philipsburg many locals visit town from Rock Creek and nearby ranches. Miss Katherine Haber and friends traveled to town from their Rock Creek ranch, while Miss Claire Guinanne headed to Bearmouth for a visit with her grandmother. Rotary club members hosted a chalk talk by Rev. Frank Gibson of Deer Lodge and a reception followed. Basins residents traveled to Boulder for the Jefferson county high school graduation and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Rupp
Rock Creek
William Wallace
John Kalkohoven
Phillisburg
Katherine Haber
Iaden
J. Cooper
Tom Barr
Claire Guinanne
Bearmonth
Mary Guinanne
Allen Bow
Irving Homme
Allen Hee
Seatria
Ole Sandine
Philipsbore
Philipsburg
Basin, Dunes
Basin
Boulder
Jefferson County
Helen Kilburn
Vern Jackson
Woymar
August Grunert
W. F. Jackson
Carrie Parr
Drew
Vera
Loenise Jackson
Earl Williams
Josephine Hopkine
Jorephine Fallis
Lillian
Ellis
Swan Andersen
Dorothy Berry
Bernard LeRoy
Charles Toonan
Ming
Spokane
Hugh Anderson
Tlarvey Garroughs
Jefferson City
Charles Warren
Mary
M. A. Wade
Venice Warren
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EMORY
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State News
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Aven
Oxvey Thosday
W. S. Duonran
Chinnals
Alant
Ryan
Thesday
Miss Ning Fitton
Mise Marguerite Linn
Trenderson
Ted Aimmeren
Bhmonge
Claude Blolenhere
App O'Neill
Butta
Gelack
Tewey Ranch
Lang
Bitter Root News
Wamilton
Mary, Hart
Lexington
South Third Street
Hart
Vance
Grantsdmie
Steehnoster
Minn
William Uttner
Darby
Geraldine
O.M. Harris
Lester Carrican
Marble Creek
Idaho
Clarence Bvant
C. Pond
H. Drinkenberr
Ca Fortila
Wula
Adotin Mallary
Divide
C. J. Anson
Philpranar News
Northern
Pacific
Congress
Chicago
North Coast Limited
Atlantic Express
Union Station
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Railway
The
Jan Rich
Henry Kolback
Hull
T. Mapes
Helena
A. FP. Bowie
Berkeley
Cal
Basin News
ST Lawrence
Mexico
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FLIRT
Rua
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