Miners Vote Today on Two Tickets in Election
Voting opens at 9 and runs to 11 PM with possible extension. Conservative ticket favored in the referendum and in the slate of judges and clerks. Officials elected include Clerks Maurice Sullivan and Maxwell, Judges C O Neil and Pat Lee, with both ticket sets operating ballot boxes for a full count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Sullivan
Am Maxwell
Pat McCarthy
Bat Rackley
C. O'Neil
Pat Lee
John Lowney
Edward Gilmore
Bert Riley
Martin Scahild
First Burial in New Holy Cross Cemetery
The new Holy Cross cemetery opened with the burial of Thomas Manning aged 9% from West Silver Street. The 59 acre site lies between the Four and Five Mile houses with frontage on the boulevard. old grounds near Mountain View are to remain for future funerals. Tom McGuire will serve as sexton.
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Holy Crosse
Wee
Thomas Manning
West Silver Street
Ireland
United States
Holy Cross Cemetery
J. B. Carroll
Mer. Peter de Siere
St. Patrick's
Father Ratens
Mountain View
Tom McGuire
Women of Woodcraft Elect Officers in Butte Circle
Butte circle No. 155 Women of Woodcraft elected May M. Thomason as past guardian Mary E. Howard guardian neighbor Anna Aiken adviser N L Curran clerk Annie McDermot ranger Mary E. Conrad magician Margaret Henningan attendant Anna Warnock captain of quart s Elizabeth Herrington musician Cartle Dondere Maud Holmes Jennie Pomeroy managers Hilda March inner sentinel Sophie Cuth outer sentinel Organizer Miss Jennie Green of Denver will install officers at a public ceremony in July at the Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Circle
Women of Woodcraft
May M. Thomason
Mary E. Howard
Anna Aiken
N. L. Curran
Annie McDermot
Mary E. Conrad
Margaret Henningan
Anna Warnock
Quarts
Elizabeth Herrington
Cartle Dondere
Maud Holmes
Jennie Pomeroy
Hilda
Hill City road improvements ahead to city limits
Walkerville leads on road upgrades toward the city line after a council vote. Mayor Joe Binney set May 1 cleanup day and appointed a committee to interview mining firms owning property along the East Daly street sewer line to aid assessment. Private landowners welcome sewer construction. grade has been surveyed.
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Walkerville
Joe Binney
East Daly Street
Merchants Lose Hundreds on Forged Checks
E A Rivers is jailed in Great Falls on a charge of obtaining several hundred dollars from Billings merchants with about 30 forged checks using the employer Charles Trott of Trott Printing. Rivers cashed the checks for $25 50 each, repaid nine by mail, and sought money for merchandise and a trip to Lethbridge before arrest.
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The
Standard
Billings
E. A. Rivers
Great Falls
Charles Trott
Trott Printing Company
Rivers
Trott
Lethbridge
Alberta
Assets to be sold in Eastern Washington bankruptcy case
Trustee Louis R. Sichler asked Judge John P. Hoyt for authority to sell the assets of Columbia River Orchards and Washington Orchard Irrigation and Fruit. Proceeds would be used to pay lien holders, leaving no funds for $5,000,000 in bonds held by Washington residents and others. Promoter W E Delarm remains in hiding.
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Seattle
Louis R. Sichler
Columbia River Orchards Company
Washington Orchard, Irrigation and Fruit Company
John P. Hoyt
Washington
W. E. Delarm
Sidebottom accused in cattle theft case at Stevensville
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports R B Sidebottom of Stevensville facing contempt charges in district court. He allegedly took 45 milch cows from the Bass ranch and threatened to take more. Receiver C B Anson was appointed for the ranch property and cows were ordered returned. The case resumes June 13.
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Standard
Hamilton
R. B. Sidebottom
Stevensville
McCullough
District Court
Bass Ranch
C. BE. Anson
Spokane Plans Major Electrification in Inland Northwest
Spokane announces a $1,500,000 plan by the Spokane & Inland to extend the Hill electric system from Colfax to Pullman and electrify the Northern Pacific from Pullman to Genesee Idaho. A Genesee Lewiston line is proposed, tapping a rich wheat country.
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Spokane
Spokane & Inland
Hill Electric System
Washington
Colfax
Wash
Pullman
Northern Pacific
Genesee
Idaho
Lewiston
Specials From the Sporting Goods Basement
The basement sporting goods section offers fishing tackle at low prices. Trout flies include Playfair and Jungle Wing at 10c each. lines from 15c to 1.50. gut leaders 25c and 60c. fly books from 1.75 to 4. nickel reels 75c to 5. trout baskets 2 to 3.5. shoulder straps. split bamboo rods 2.25 to 9.
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Playfair
Industrial Workers Start in Butte Rally Disturbs City
Reports say Industrial Workers have invaded Butte with nightly street preaching on Dakota and Park streets. A speaker attacked San Diego vigilantes and police as puppets, claiming no speech restrictions and praising free expression amid crowd reactions.
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Butte
Dakota Street
Dakota
Park Streets
San Diego
Order
Wyoming Street
Park Street
The American Government by Frederic J. Haskin Preview
The Anaconda Standard highlights Frederic J. Haskin’s The American Government as unusually typographically engaging. The review praises readable type and an unusually readable style while noting varied conventions such as using twenty five miles or 25 miles.
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Mississippi River
Government Printing Office
United States
Frederic J. Haskin
Anaconda Standard
Four Townships Opened Near Winston Philipsburg and Ovando
Plats for four townships were filed in the Helena land office. The land will be opened to entry on and after July 9. Two townships lie near Winston in townships 8 north range 1 west and 2 west. Another near Philipsburg in township 8 north range 14 east. The last near Ovando is township 14 north range 11 west.
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The
Standard
Helena
South Side Residents to Discuss Drainage Tonight
South Side Improvement Association votes on redistricting of the proposed sewer at a special meeting planned for tonight at 8 at the South Side Methodist church. The session will also cover other drainage questions and related plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
South Side Improvement Association
South Side Methodist Church
Newell Explains Sun River Project Delay
Washington reports Representative Pray met with Director Newell of the reclamation service about the Sun River irrigation project. The board of engineers has not chosen a dam site due to unresolved engineering problems. The canal on the north bank will proceed and some tunnel work will occur this summer. Once the Great Northern railroad branch to the dam site is finished material will move faster and construction should resume quickly with ample funds available.
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The
Standard
Washington
Pray
Newell
Reclamation Service
Sun River
Board of Engineers
Sun River Dam
Great Northern Railroad
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Dennis Murphy
Joe Feeney
Joe Penall
John Rowe
John Hartigan
Hartigan
Mike J. Cleary
James Cassidy
William Powell
Maurice Condon
James J. Kelly
James Giono
John F. Lynch
Thomas Barry
William Magill
John L. Brown
James Cullen
Joe McQuoid
Ely Jukanovich
Burgoyne Joyce
Albert Murrish
James Shields
William Gibson
Harry Roberts
John Matthews
J. T. Williams
Frank Auxier
George Torney
Edward Lan
E. J. Bowden
Jerry Eaan
James Mollins
Pat Trainer
William Eddy
Western Federation of Miners
Thomas Campbell
Joe Little
John Drisens
George Curry
John Savage
Thomas RB. Cox
Max Martin
Frank Borns
William Duegga
Joe Guelfi
Joe Bradley
Robert Crane
John Vickers
Johnc Sullivan
Dan Mc.Carthy
Jerry D. O'Neill
Dan Holland
James Pisrne
Frank Connor
Dan
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Paxson & Rockefeller Co
West Park
Goodyear
O’rourke Shoe CO
Broadway
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New Holy Cross Cemetery
Hill City
Sidebottom
Hill
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Hennessys
Kennessys
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