Petition for Montana county game and fish warden urged
Deer Lodge County residents press for appointing a county game and fish warden. Law requires such an officer if 10 resident taxpayers petition the board of county commissioners. A warden would enforce game and fish laws, deter dynamiting and poaching, and help fund the office via fines. Local sportsmen forecast savings from protected wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Reboard of County Commissioners
Montana
Deer Lodge
Fish and Game Fund
Train Schedule to Mountain View Park Sunday
Train schedule to Mountain View park for Sunday June 3 lists departures from the depot at 11 30 a m and every 30 minutes until 8 15 p m. Fare 25 cents for adults 15 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Park
Park
Death of Mrs. Frank M. Geiger at Northport Wash
Mrs. Frank M. Geiger died recently at Northport Washington news reached Missoula as the city mourned. Formerly Mamie Bhowell of Anaconda she grew up there with stepfather F E Ratcliffe proprietor of the Continental hotel. She married Mr. Geiger twelve or thirteen years ago in Walla Walla and they later settled in this city. He was cashier for Montana Union Railway here. Survived by four children aged 12 to 4 months the cause of death is not disclosed.
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Frank M. Geiger
Northport
Wash
Standard
Missoula
Walla Walla
Spokane
Mrs Geiger Remembered As Kind Episcopal Homemaker
Mrs Geiger was a beloved and generous woman known for her Christian faith and devotion to family. The obituary notes her supportive nature and the public sympathy for a sorrowful husband and children. she will be laid to rest beside her sister at Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Todge
N. Y. Hoss
Anaconda Faces Butte in Park Baseball Tilt Sunday
Mountain View park hosts Anaconda versus Butte on Sunday with first pitch at 3 p m and trains every 30 minutes starting 11 30 a m.
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Mountain View Park
Anaconda
Butte
Traiia
Washington lodge summons meeting for next Thursday
All members of Washington lodge No. 931 F. N. of A. are requested to be present next Thursday evening. Important business to be transacted.
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Washington Lodge No. 931
F. N. of A
Austrian Cutting Affray Ends With Stab Wound
In Austrianville last night Pete Schimatz and Pete Antonich fought in a cabin near Third and Birch. Antonich stabbed Schimatz in the back. Schimatz treated for a non serious flesh wound by Dr Leahy. Officer Rozanitz jailed Antonich for the incident.
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Pete Antonich
Pete Schimatz
Austrianville
Third
Birch Streets
Antonich
Schimatz
Dr. Leahy
Rozanitz
Pleasant Drive to Three-Mile House East of Anaconda
For a nice drive or bicycle ride go out to the Three-Mile house along Stuart road east of Anaconda. The route offers scenic views and a pleasant countryside setting suitable for leisure outings and casual cycling.
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Anaconda
Stuart Road
Local notes mix business visits and social updates
City daily seen with visitors and arrivals at the Montana hotel from Chicago Detroit Denver and Butte. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Maiden of 207 Maple street. Lectures, hall rentals, and ads for hats and ice cream appear alongside parade of locals attending events and tradesmen offering services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. F. Maiden
Maple Street
Montana
J. 8. Daugherty
Butte
L. C. Robinson
Denver
A. E. Kent
Detroit
Phil Schlisinger
Milwaukee
C. W. Stults
New York
Ed J. O'Neill
G. Wissem
A. Bassett
Chicago
B. B. Hanak
Omaha
L. H. Agnew
Y. Warren
Warm Springs
J. G. McKay
Hamilton
J. R. Rowe
John M. Struck
Kansas City
F. P. Minnaugh
B. W. Mienecke
M. L. Friendenthal
J. M. Blakely
James E. Shields
Missoula
B. F. Wellington
J. H. Dailey
Helena
P. J. Shields
Great Falls
William Canfield
Fairment
Mont
Montana pioneer W H Sutherlin dies at 65 in White Sulphur Springs
Friends express shock at death of W H Sutherlin a Montana resident since 1866 and editor of the Rocky Mountain Husbandman He helped develop the state representing Fergus and Meagher in 1887 territorial council and served as Montana commissioner for the Omaha exposition He remained a vigorous figure in state affairs until illness in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
White Sulphur Springs
W. H. Sutherlin
Sutherlin
Montana
Commonwealth
Rocky Mountain
Discharged B A P Workers Deny Article Responsibility
A Butte evening paper reports seven B A P shop workers were discharged after a dispute. Three of the men G Schwendeman H Truxler and Mr Davis sent a communication to the Standard denying responsibility for the article and stating the dispute was not personal in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Paper
Fare and admissions for Anaconda to Mountain View park
Fare for round trip from Anaconda to Mountain View park set at 25 cents for baseball games or picnics. Admission to ball game 50 cents. Children pay 25 cents.
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Anaconda
Mountain View Park
Eight Grade Graduates Earn State Diploma Privilege
William Jones of Willow Creek district May and Minnie Sheldon of Garrison Mary McNally of Ovando Annie Jessen and Gwenlian Thomas of Willow Glen passed county eighth grade examinations conducted May 10 11. Miss Gleeson county superintendent completed marking and released the list. Each diploma signed by the teacher and district board chair enables entry to any high school in the state without further examination.
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William Jones
Willow Creek
May
Minnie Sheldon
Garrison
Mary McNally
Ovando
Annie Jessen
Gwenlian Thomas
Willow Glen
Miss Gleeson
Train Fare and Outing to Helena for Sunday June 10
Train leaves 8 40 a m for Helena with a return trip costing 3 dollars. Includes a baseball game at Anaconda to Helena and a visit to Broadwater baths.
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Helena
Anaconda
City Bill Posters Withdraw Board Near Court House
A letter to the editor states officials will not proceed with erecting a billboard on Main Street near the courthouse. The ground owner allowed initial construction, but objections from those tied to the new courthouse led to voluntary removal without protest.
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The
Standard
Court House
Main Street
Pioneer Montana Pressman IH Brown Dies in Spokane
iH Brown a pioneer Montana newspaper man died Friday in Spokane Washington. He came from Ohio in the 1860s and joined the Montana Post as foreman when the paper was established in 1860s Virginia City. He later served around the time the Butte Miner was started in 1876 by General H CC.
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Ih. T. Brown
Spokane
Wash
Standard
Montana
Ohio
Montana Post
D. W. Tilton
Virginia City
Mr. Brown
Butte
General H, CC
Trademark line from medicine advert in 19th century
The brief fragment notes a price of one dollar and a drugstore attendee. It attributes a brief closing line about blood section and a New York chemists firm Scott and Bowne.
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Scott & Bowne
New York
Remembered Montana Newspaper Pioneer Brown
Kessler and Captain J. H. Mills, Mr. Brown, came to Butte and acquired General Kessler’s interest then led the paper. He managed until 1886 when C. O. Ziegenfues bought in, later selling to W. A. Clark. Brown left Butte for Spokane to join the Review later Spokesman-Review. He joined the Northern Newspaper association before selling interest. He was attentive and honorable, though taciturn, earning broad respect but few close friends.
Memorial Day flag with Civil War history on display
At the Margaret theater in Anaconda last Wednesday during Memorial Day exercises a worn battle flag over 100 years old was shown. Descended through the Littler family, the flag bears 13 stars and has seen service from Shiloh through Grant and Sherman campaigns and beyond.
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Anaconda
Muchn
Littler
22Nd
Iowa Volunteer Infantry
Davenport
BR. M. Littler
Ellsworth
Chicago
Sherman
Bragey
Atlanta
Dixieland
Logan
Flag carried by Captain Littler since his arrival
Edwin C. Littler received the flag from his father when he came to Anaconda nine years ago. Three years ago Captain Littler died, and the flag bears battle scars with frayed ends and bullet riven seams, yet its silk remains intact and durable.
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Davenport
Captain Littler
Edwin C. Littler
Anaconda
Spring Chicken farce to amuse Margaret audience Tuesday
The escapades of a young spendthrift and his sole relative inspired A Spring Chicken, a three hour roars of laughter farce. Jordan and Mahara present the bright company of top theatrical makers with specialties during action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Jordan & Mahara
Funeral for Mrs. F. M. Geiger set with Copper City train
Deer Lodge June 2. The funeral for Mrs. F. M. Geiger will be held Monday upon the Copper City limited train from the west. Chief Justice Brantly arrived today on the noon train from Butte and will stay visiting friends through tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Deer Lodge
F. M. Geiger
Copper City Limited
Brantly
Butte
Cash Grocery Co Sells Snow Flake Flour Imitations
ImitatorsS ALP buying Wells Abbott and Nieman s Nebraska Snow Flake Flour second hand. To work off their imitation Snow Flake, buy flour at the Cash Grocery Co. They are sole agents for Wells Abbott and Nieman for Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Abbott & Nieman
Nebraska
The
Cash Grocery Co
Wells, Abbott & Neiman
Deer Lodge
Thistles and dandruff cure through germ destruction
Cutting down thistles or scouring the scalp does not relieve the problem. Permanently removing the cause is needed. A germ damages the scalp and hair root leading to dandruff and baldness. Newbro's Herpicide claims to kill the germ and cure dandruff, falling hair, and baldness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
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Anaconda News
Board of County Com
Syplpatgs
Gurermafk
Pance Soc
Tolan Co.'s
Greig's
McGinley
B. B. Hauak
Ed J. O'Neil
Mutte
O. Y. Warren of
A. F E. Kent
Goodfriend’s
James Thuesen
Edinburgh
Scotland
A. Bassett and
Sam Robertson
Boulder Sentinel
Goodfriend'’s
Conley, Clague & Colline
East Park
Conley
Clague & Collins
L. A. of
A. O. H. Hall
Walter Hogue
Conley, Clague & Collins
Standard’s Engraving Department
D. Kaufman’s
Turner Hall
R. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
Sarah A. Larson
Nick Wukobrauch
Austrian Hall
St. Paul's
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Joe French
T. H. Cummings
Margaret Theater
Young Men's Catholic Club
Jennie Evans
Montana Wesleyan University
White Sulphur
Tana
Just
Vienna
Cor
Main ST
Park Ave
Baseball Mountain View Park
Hill
Pioneer Newspaper Man
It. T. Brown
Butte Miner
Anaconda, Mont
Heinze
Heinze’s
Dodson & Bann
Kuner’s
Kuner
Ritter
MacCallum
Cloutier
Losee
J.B. Losee
Anaconda, Montana
Burt Flatt
Rose Sutherland
Harry Armstrong
Mabel Casedy
Harry le Campe
Adah Sherman Madge Marshall
Ed Kimball
Gustave Kline
Avon
Vlontana Tiotel
French Gulch Dredging Co
French Gulch Dredging Company
H. KR. Whitehill
R. Allen
Bec’y
Anaconda Business Directory
T. O'Leary
T. J. Strachen
Mahan Bros
American Steam Dye and Cleaning Works
E. Commercial Ave
J. L. Schiffman
Piveries
J. H. French
Dexter
Commercial Ave
Corner Oak
W. C. Haynes
Laundrifs
R. T. Black & Co
Optician and
Jpweler
L. F. Verberkmoes
Fyes
Peysicians
N. 8. Snyder
St. Ann's Hospital
West Third St
Main
Essengen and
JO Express
World Messenger Co
Furst Bldg
Marcus Daly
Donahoe
J. B. Greenwood
General Banking
S J. Paul
San Francisco
England
Ireland
France
Germany
Orient
Correspondents National City Bank
Union National Bank
First National Bank
Omaha National Bank Bank OF California
Beswyre
Oushier
D. G. Brownell
Alltraing
Omice and Stable
Karat Street
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