Deer Lodge appoints Collins stock inspector for three counties
The Deer Lodge County Board of Commissioners hired John W. Collins as stock inspector with deputieship by Sheriff Conley. He will be paid 50 dollars monthly by each county and will work for Silver Bow and Powell counties as well, reflecting a joint effort to curb rustling.
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Deer Lodge
Collins
Conley
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Powell
Wrappers on Sale at 65 Cents from McRae & Co
Advertises colored wrappers discounted to 65 cents each available in all sizes. Mentions lessons in German Spanish Italian Latin French by Prof Redeker. Inquiries directed to Col O’Leary in the bank building office.
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Prof
Redeker
Col. O'Leary
Bank
Clerks' Union Elects Officers in Anaconda Meeting
The Anaconda Clerks' Union met at Dewey Hall for its annual election. President John H. Golden heads a slate including James K. Riordan as vice president and James White as recording secretary, with a social session to follow two weeks after installation.
Prices at sight drive quick sales say McRae and Co
We still have a few left and urge you to call today to secure an item before it sells at marked prices. McRae and Co. emphasizes that prices are set and ready for immediate purchase.
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McRae & CO
Woodmen of the World Lodge Elects Officers
Anaconda camp 154 Woodmen of the World elected N J Mershon as past council commander Joseph Dee as cornet commander Daniel Dunn as lieutenant adviser W M Hayes as escort Roy Davidson as Watchman Henry Labelle as sentinel J B McIntosh as manager for 18 months Delegates to the state convention at Great Falls on June 18 were named G L Walkup Daniel Dunn John Forrest J W James for selecting delegates to the head camp session at Cripple Creek Colorado in August.
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Woodmen of the World
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N. J. Mershon
Counet
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Daniel Dunn
W. M. Hayes
Roy Davidson
Henry Labelle
Sentinel
J. B. McIntosh
Great Falls
Cripple Creek
Colo
G. L. Walkup
John Forrest
J. W. James
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health in June
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as the key to health and happiness this June. It claims nervousness insomnia and despondency vanish with use, giving energy and vigor to enjoy nature, home, and life. Thousands are reported to gain rugged health and buoyant spirits.
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Local names listed as alternates in report
A roster line names A McDonald as principal and alternates A Marchion W M Hayes P Lodge J W Spelman J P Clark appear in a brief sports or meeting record from a historical newspaper. The item records participants with initials and surnames without dates or places.
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A. Marchion
W. M. Hayes
P. Lodge
J. W. Spelman
J. P. Clark
City notices and sales fill Hammersloughs and Strain's pages
Local items announce meetings at Hammersloughs and the Montana with events at Adams and Strain's. Vendors advertise cut flowers carnations and rain coats, damask muslin underwear, waist sales and cheap undergarments. Also noted are births, dances, boarding houses, a through sleeping car line, and barber hours as well as police and church notices.
Walker Investigation Nears Conclusion With Transcripts Ready
County Attorney Duffy will not call more prosecution witnesses. Transcripts of already offered testimony will be ready by Saturday evening. The school board meeting to hear the report is expected soon as transcripts are completed. Public interest remains high as Anaconda follows the case against Principal Walker.
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Duffy
Walker
Anaconda
Lawmakers Debate Anti Anarchy Bill In House
Washington June 4 The house debate on the anti anarchy bill lasts all day focusing on legal and constitutional points. Jenkins Washington and Parker New Jersey argue the bill should impose death for killing the president without limits. Powers Massachusetts and Nevin Ohio support the committee version.
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Nevin
Ohio
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Iowa
Leonard Wood
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Hay
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Murder charge in Seattle widow and shingle worker
King county authorities seek Paul Underwood and wife Nellie Weatherwax Underwood for the alleged murder of their two week old daughter. The child was found drowned in Salmon Bay tied in a flour sack with a stone. the couple had recently moved from Aberdeen and were believed intent on avoiding disgrace. A $100 reward is offered for Underwood’s capture.
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King County
Paul Underwood
Nellie Weatherwax Underwood
Aberdeen
Underwood
Jallard
Ballard
Salmon Bay
Underwoods
Traveling for years on the road health breakdown appeal
Mrs. G Bruce describes years of travel with irregular meals and damp beds that led to a severe health decline, prompting a physician advised full medical testing and eventual treatment as she recounts her journey and the impact on her life.
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PiInkwam
Saloon Glassware Incident Ends in Discharge After Damage Payment
Mike O'Donnell arrested by Officer Hartz for breaking glassware in the Mike Ivancovich saloon on East Commercial Avenue. Brought before Justice Quane for trial, O'Donnell agreed to pay for the damage and was discharged.
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Hartz
Mike Ivancovich
East Commercial Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Quane
O'Donnell
The 21st Will Not Come to Helena
Helena dispatch reports the 21st regiment will not be stationed at Helena. Instead, part of the 4th infantry a colored regiment will be stationed here and at Fort Assinniboine. Two battalions are en route home from the Philippines. Previous orders assigned four companies of the 21st to Helena, including the regimental band.
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Helena
Fort Harrison
4Th Infantry
Fort Assinniboine
Philippines
21St
Mother and Daughter Die in Hotel Gas Poisoning
In San Francisco on June 4 Mrs. Jennie Jensen and her 12 year old daughter Bernice Caldwell were found dead in a Cosmopolitan hotel room. Officials say gas asphyxiation caused the deaths and indicate the tragedy was planned by Mrs. Jensen. Jensen, a tailoress, had been married twice. Bernice was from her first marriage.
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Jennie Jensen
Bernice Caldwell
Cosmopolitan
Rock Sues County Over Shooting Incident in Anaconda
In Anaconda a Black cyclist nicknamed Rock faces a possible legal fight against Deer Lodge County after a gunfight nearby. He claims county officials are responsible for bullets still whizzing through the street and vows to seek redress, arguing that the county mishandled a dangerous suspect.
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Anaconda
Friends of “Rock
Philadelphia
Fitz Stevens
Park Street
Sale of 50000 in bonds by Deer Lodge district 10 Montana
The School District No. 10 Deer Lodge county Montana offers for sale refunding bonds totaling 50000 dollars. Bonds bear up to 5 percent interest pay semi annually, 1000 dollars each, dated May 1902, redeemable in ten years, payable in twenty. Auction June 20 1902 at 8 pm at the boards office on Main between Commercial and Park Anaconda. Sealed bids due with 1000 dollar certified check to M J FitzPatrick, bid bonds may be rejected.
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Anaconda
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White Chief Lode
Deer Ledge
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Uni States Land Office
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Regi
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School Trustees of
Deer Lodge
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Board of Trustees
Commercial
Park Avenues
H. A. Nel
Mom
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