Hibernians Plan Mountain View Park Picnic Sunday
Anaconda Hibernians divisions voted to hold a picnic at Mountain View Park on Sunday June 24 with sports dancing and a potential baseball game. Committees on arrangements music sports refreshments boats and printing were appointed at the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Order of Hibernians
Mountain View Park
T. J. Kelly
John Gibbons
Ed Cannon
William Weldon
Pat McFaul
Phil Greenan
Hugh Daly
John Dooley
Pat Kirby
Mike Cannon
John Gribbep
Hugh McManus
Frank Barrett
John McManus
T. F. Murphy
Joseph McDonnell
John Golden
Thomas Reilly
Joseph E McDonnell
Mike A Thomas Reilly
Flynn
Pat Sugrue
Dick Roe
William Mes
Daly
Dan Skelton
James Hammill
Fa Cannon
John Gribben
B A P railroading round trip rates to Oregon Springs
Beginning Saturday May 23 and every following Saturday the B A P railway offers round trip rates to Oregon Springs and Anaconda to Gregson and return with tickets valid on trains from noon Saturday to noon Monday. Also new line of no carts and second hand store offerings with apparel available.
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Oregcop Springs
Anaconda
Gregson
Butte
Women of Woodcraft Host Evening at Woodmen Hall
Anaconda circle No. 71 Women of Woodcraft held a pleasant session at Woodmen hall honoring Mrs. Van Orsdel of Portland and Mrs. Helen R Com Meld of Falls. Over 100 members attended with talks on the order, a musical number, and a social closing with refreshments.
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Anaconda Circle
Women of Woodcraft
Woodmen Hall
van Orsdel
Portland
Erardian
Helen R ComMeld
At Falls
van ‘Vredel
Lulu Hives
Guardian
Mary McGinty
Country club dance billed social year’s highlight
The Country club plans a Friday June 12 opening reception with main room overhauled for dancing and a whist area for six tables. Invitations will be issued to members and one guest couple. committee heads include Funk Mouty and Redding with decorations, refreshments, and reception teams named. Cars run at 8:15, 8:30, and 8:45. punch and midnight refreshments will conclude the evening.
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Country Club
House Committee
Ed Olcott Fined For Firearm Fire Near Rail Depot
Red Lodge June 3 Ed Olcott hardware merchant tried to scare his horse out of town by firing shots behind it near the depot. The horse moved only briefly and was later impounded. Olcott was fined $8.75 by Police Magistrate L. P. Sichler for breaking the city ordinance against firearms.
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The
Standard
Red Lodge
Ed Olcott
Tailor Shop Robbed in Anaconda Burglaries Spread
James Thueson found his East Park tailor shop robbed with four pairs of trousers taken and a fifth missing later. Police suspect amateur, transient burglars using a skeleton key or lock picking, targeting back doors and a front window, with alleys under close watch. Stage and Conrad's window also showed attempted entry in the same area.
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Anaconda
James Thueson
East Park Avenue
Yale
Park Avenue
Thueson
Taylor
Stage & Conrad's
William Norton gravely ill in Stuart ranch region
William Norton of Stewart, aged about, once a prominent Honeera resident, lies dangerously ill with rheumatism of the heart at his ranch in Stuart. He has lived in the area for two years and accumulated a small fortune. His ranch is valued highly in the valley. Mrs. J. H. French of Anaconda is a niece.
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William Norton
Stewart
Stuart
Norton
J. H. French
Anaconda
Works on Woman's Face or Axle of Wagon
Capt. A F E Neate of Bridger, a Carbon county stockman and former English army officer, devised a grease substitute after a wheel seized on a wagon journey to Red Lodge. With no grease available, his wife produced cold cream from her satchel, and the lotion proved effective in freeing the wheel.
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Standard
Red Lodge
A. F E. Neate
Bridger
Carbon County
Neate
Saloons Robbed in East Helena Burglary Ring Suspected
In East Helena two saloons owned by Dan Hurd and George Scharf were broken into between 2 and 6 this morning. Loot totaled $12, a ring, and a pistol. No suspects found by afternoon. authorities suspect a gang operating in Helena and nearby, possibly linked to a recent raid on Leonard Steinbrenner's saloon.
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Standard
Helena
East Helena
Dan Hurd
George Scharf
Leonard Steinbrenner
Reeder Sues in Federal Court for Estate Accounting
Orienzo C. Reeder of Bucks County Pennsylvania sues Huston T. Reeder of Helena in federal court seeking an accounting and a share of an $80,000 estate in Butte and Helena. The late Lewis A. Reeder died in Helena August 28, 1884, with Huston T. Reeder as executor. Plaintiff alleges $50,000 in property未未未. Plaintiff seeks accounting and judgment.
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Standard
Helena
Orienzo C. Reeder
Bucks County
Huston T. Reeder
Hutte
Lewis A. Reeder
Houston T. Reeder
Butte
Twin Bridges Lawyer Admitted to Montana Bar
George R. Allen of Twin Bridges is admitted to practice law in Montana by certificate. The motion for admission was made by Second Assistant Attorney General George Y. Patton. Allen is a Valparaiso Law School graduate and has passed the Indiana bar.
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Helena
George R. Allen
Twin Bridges
Montana
George Y. Patton
Allen
Valparaiso Law College
Indiana
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsement
A historical advertisement extols Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as superior to pills for restoring stomach and liver function. It argues tablets are gentler, more reliable, and leave bowels normal, contrasting with pills which can cause constipation. It cites a Poolesville Md cough epidemic and praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy in saving three boys.
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Chamberlain
Pilla
Hauling Begins for Manchester Woolen Mill Stone
Keat Falls June 3 The Montana Co operative company starts hauling building stone for the Manchester woolen mill on the Fun river. One hundred quarry loads will be conveyed to the grounds as quickly as possible and building work is to start next week.
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The
Standard
Keat Falls
Montana Co-operative Company
Manchester
Eighth grade pupils near pass in county exam
Miss Alice Mahoney reports most eighth graders met the county exam with few failures. Names of those earning diplomas include Thomas Miller Welch Strom Jones Harn King Magman Hurry Thompson and many more. About 27 Anaconda public school pupils passed while six convent and others from Willow Glen Warm Springs and Stuart contributed. A 12 year old from Lincoln school Freda Barich achieved a county high score of 93 13 percent with other strong performances by Anaconda pupils.
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Alice Mahoney
Asterday
Anaconda
Nez Thomas
Katie Miller
Nellie Welch
Alva Strom
David Jones
John Harn
Tille King
Thomas Magman
John Hurry
Little Freda Barich
Lincoln School
Bert Early
Tillie King
Marjorie Tuttle
Roy Hoffidiz
Winnie Marcelle
Rondel Danielson
Esther Brown
Mary McManus
Stuart
Inez Thomas
Willow Glen
Brother of Mrs French Dies in Montana
Mr and Mrs J H French left last evening for Chinook Montana to attend the funeral of Mrs Frenchs brother William Hicks. Hicks an early Deer Lodge valley settler had sheep interests in the Bear Paw mountains and was 30 years old. He was married with no children and had many friends in the county.
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J. H. French
Chinook
Mont
Anaconda Merchants Association Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Anaconda Merchants association is set for this evening at o o'clock at the store of D. R. McRae Co. The agenda is business of importance and full attendance is desired. H. J. Coy, President. F. W. Harrison, Secretary.
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Anaconda Merchants Association
D. R. McRae , Co
H. J. Coy
F. W. Harrison
Truth in Advertising and the Woolen Mills Sale
A column critiques misleading advertising with a Poor Richard reference. It argues many claims by advertisers are false and unsustainable, noting responders rarely return, and predicts eventual business failure. The piece ends by mentioning that tailors and new goods are advertised at the Woolen Mills on 564 East Park.
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Richard
East Park
Opening of favorite resort with train schedule and games
The notice outlines the resort opening on Sunday June 7 with train departures from Anaconda at 1 30 PM 2 30 PM and 2 30 PM. A baseball game between local teams is set for the day with a 2 PM call and the last train leaving after the game. Round trip prices for 1903 list Adults 20 cents Children 10 cents with cash fares adding 20 cents per adult and 10 cents per child aged 5 to 22. Advertising notes appear to sell sporting goods and medicines with period commentary.
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Anaconda
Kill the Dasdripper
Modern science attributes dandruff to a germ that harms the scalp and hair roots. After Professor Anna of Hamburg identified the germ, Newbrop Herpicide emerged as the sole remedy claimed to kill it. Send 25 cents for a sample to the Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan.
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Anna
Hamburg
Germany
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Warren P F Ball Charged With Violating City Ordinance
In Fort Benson on June 3 Warren PF Ball faced charges for violating city ordinance No 12 on stock impounding. He requested extra time to plead and the trial was scheduled for 2 a.m. tomorrow. Mr Rau, proprietor of the Overland hotel, is noted in the report.
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Standard
Fort Benson
Warren PF
Ball
Lark
Rau
Overland Hotel
All accounts due Joe Benzeler unpaid by July 1
Notice states all accounts owed to Joe Benzeler unpaid by July 1 will be turned over to a collection agency for collection. The warning emphasizes the deadline and consequence of nonpayment.
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Joe Benzeler
Merrick v Merrick Decree of Divorce in Deer Lodge Montana
The district court in Deer Lodge Montana within the Third Judicial District requires Charles Merrick to answer a complaint for dissolution of marriage filed by Hannah J Merrick. If he fails to appear or answer within twenty days after service, a default judgment will be entered. The action seeks a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony between the parties. Witness the court clerk and seal dated May 2, 1903.
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Board of School Trustees
Deer Lodge County
Mont
Anaconda
State of
Montana
W. 8
Custer
District Court of the Third Judical District
State of Montana
Deer Lodge
M. J. Hausman
A.& James
A. D
William Ie Thomas
Third Judicial District
County of
Hannah J Merrick
Charles Merrick
William K.,thomas
A. H. Neal
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