Anaconda Man Bolin Dies After Saloon Visit At City Hall
An aged prospector described as Bolin died after hours of illness following a saloon visit on North Main Street. Coroner Hughes will hold an inquest at 4 pm to determine cause and identify the deceased, who appeared to be about 55 years old and formerly resided at Foster Gulch.
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Bolin
Hughes
Foster Gulch
Anaconda
Foster
Olsen
Fitzpatrick
Father Oopman
America s Summer Resorts No 3 from Central Railroad
A note promoting Four-Track Series No 3 America s Summer Resorts explains how to obtain free information about hot dry season trips to lakes rivers and the seashore of New York and New England. Send a 2 cent stamp to George H. Daniels at Grand Central Station New York.
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New York
New England
America
George H. Daniels
Daly's Condition Improves After Shootout With Fitz Stevens
Reports from St. Ann's Hospital say Deputy Sheriff Joe Daly, wounded three times in the arm and leg while pursuing insane Patrick Fitz Stevens last Monday, is improving. Police Judge Hayes, shot in the left leg, also recuperating at home on East Third Street.
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St. Ann's Hospital
Joe Daly
Patrick Fitz Stevens
Anaconda
Hayes
Fitz Stevens
East Third Street
City Hall
Sutton Leads First-Class Repertoire Company Next Week
The attraction next week features a first-class repertoire company directed by veteran manager Dick P. Sutton. Sutton, known for selecting quality shows, promises audiences they will get their money’s worth with none of the cheaper acts.
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Dick P. Sutton
Sutton
Vaudeville Tour Promises Keen Acting and Clean Entertainments
The company presents first class artists from top coast stock and repertoire troupes. The plays offered are good clean and spicy dramas and comedies with summer pricing for the entire engagement.
Clerks Baseball Team Seeks Game With Star Hams
Copper City Commercial clerks organize a baseball team with Thomas Murphy as manager and seek a game likely at Mountain View park against the Anaconda Star Hams. Lineup includes Earl Kelly captain catcher Joe Kelly pitcher Jasper Kier and others.
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Copper City
Thomas Murphy
Mountain View Park
Anaconda Butchers
Star Hams
Earl Kelly
Joe Kelly
Jasper Kier
F. Hurley
Frank McGovern
Earl Wiles
Bert Bowler
Rob Davis
Hendry
Flannery Says Nay Helena Manager Refuses to Play
Helena basketball coach refuses to schedule game with Anaconda citing travel and safety concerns. Local fans disappointed as team cites safety risk and logistical issues in the dispute.
Anaconda Fans Fail To See Friday Baseball Game
Friday’s game at Mountain View Park was canceled due to Helena manager Flannery refusing to bring his team to Anaconda. Fans and local manager McCloskey express disappointment as no league games are planned in Anaconda until Seattle visits Butte on June 3.
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Anaconda
Mountain View Park
Flannery
Helena
McCloskey
Seattle
Butte
Aticonda
Plannery
Waiting for Transcript Delays Principal Walker Case
County Attorney Duffy said the school trustees committee will likely be ready to hear attorneys next Tuesday. President FitzPatrick announced a board meeting once arrangements are made to decide the case.
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Walker
Duffy
FitzPatrick
Neckwear sale and language lessons advertised
McRae & Co advertises silk and lawn neckties now 75c to 35c and stock collars at 35c. Also promoted are language lessons in German Spanish Italian Latin and French by Prof Redeker with inquiries at Col O Leary's office in the bank building.
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le. McRae & Co
Prof
Redeker
Col O'Leary
Bank
Local notices and sales fill Anaconda shops
Advertisements from Strain's and Greig's advertise goods from thread to dresses, furniture, plants, and wares. Local names Hammersiough's J T Carroll W J Sherburne Verberckmoes and Mrs Duffy are noted shoppers and visitors. June events include a memorial observance by Woodmen of the World and a mass for Mrs Dougherty with St Peters Altar society.
Theosophist Branch Organized in Anaconda
Anaconda people gathered at the Montana hotel for the formal organization of the Annaconla branch of the Theosophist society led by Mrs. Havilah Squiers of Butte. Officers were elected for one year including Mrs. C. A. Tuttle president and Mrs. Winnie Abbott secretary treasurer. A lecture on theosophy by Mrs. Squiers was scheduled for 4 PM with free admittance for residents.
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Montana
Annacon la
Theosophist Society
Havilah Squiers
Butte
Squiers
Anaconda
Quiers
Order
C. A. Tuttle
J. M. Sligh
Winnie Abbott
W. Hubbard
C. L. Carrey
Knights Elect Officers At Mt Powell Lodge Election
Mt Powell lodge No 43 K of P elected F A Hill as V C John A George prelate L Turner M of W James Quane and others as officers In Montana lodge No 18 K of P election followed naming C C A Hi Neal Vol Robert Irwin prelate KB Kell M of W H Williams K of R and others Arthur Fortier M of K D A Macdonald M of A W J Bates I G Otto Kretzer O G
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Mt. Powell Lodge
KE. Newcomb
Co. C
F. A. Hil
V. C
John A. George
Turner
James Quane
Frank Nestey
Harry Lord
W. E. Pinegar
Montana Lodge
Portugese
C. C
A. Hi. Neal
Robert Irwin
KB. Kell
H. Williams
Billings Leader Suffers Stroke While Directing Wool Bale
H B Segar general agent of Burlington railway in Montana suffered a stroke at Cody Wyoming while directing wool bale work. He was brought home to Billings and treated by Dr Rinart. The stroke affected his left side with limited movement but doctors expect recovery though surgery may be needed to reduce brain pressure.
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The
Standard
Billings
H. B. Segar
Burlington Railway
Montana
Cody
Wyo
Rin ‘Art
Segur
High Water Causes Alarm Across Kootenai River
Kalispell June 5 Anxiety grows in railroad circles as Kootenai River floods threaten Great Northern tracks at Bonner s Ferry and delay trains. Recent cold slowed the rise but warm weather for a week or more could reach or exceed the 1894 flood level, risking widespread damage in the flat valley.
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Kalispell
Kootenai River
Bonner’s Ferry
Great Northern
Kootenai
Flathead
Flume Break Causes Water Cutoff Near Can Yon Creek
A break in the big ditch flume crossing Can yon creek yesterday caused water to spill from the apron as timbers rotted. The superintendent was notified and water was shut off at once, with some damage reported to nearby ranches.
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Standard
Billings
Big Ditch
Canyon Creek
Ranchos
New Buildings Planned in Kalispell Ahead of Year
Special dispatch notes Kalispell will see three public buildings completed within a year. The $65,000 courthouse, $210,009 high school, and $10,000 Carnegie library are to be advanced by rail to start this week, with contractors expecting a prosperous year and more projects to follow.
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Kali Spell
Wool sales shift from Cody to Billings in July follow-up
About 600000 pounds sold at Cody Tuesday, roughly a quarter of the year's Cody output. Dewey Gould & Co bought most offerings, buyers plan to clear Cody by July 1 and move to Billings by July 5, staying for the annual round-up July 3. Mr Kershaw travels to Idaho then returns to Cody on the 25th inst for further sales.
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Elty
Cody
Kershaw
Idaho
Dewey Gould & Co
Billings
Love on Love Avenue Ends in Tragedy
Miss Inez Riggs 26, living with parents on Park Street North Portland, died by suicide in the river after May 25. Her body was recovered today. She had dated Charles Ray a three year relationship, now in California, and they drifted apart for unknown reasons. A well known tailoress, she was popular in her social circle.
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Portland
Ore
Inez Riggs
SS Park Street North
Charles Ray
California
Miss Riggs
Brisson Declines Forming France Cabinet after Loubet Call
Paris reports that former premier M. Henri Brisson, a radical republican, went to the Elysee today at President Loubet's summons and was asked to form a new cabinet but declined the appointment.
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Paris
M. Henri Brisson
Elysee Palace
Loubet
M. Brisson
Rosebud County Won’t Pay Extra Counsel Costs
Thomas Alexander and Hunter Terry, Rosebud county commissioners, urged Custer county to share the expense for extra counsel in the Western Ranches limited case. Custer paid for returning of counsel at Helena besides other attorneys. Rosebud refused any apportioned cost arguing a verbal agreement exempted Rosebud from outside legal services.
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Standard
Miles City
Thomas Alexander
Hunter Terry
Rosebud County
Board of Commissioners
Custer County
Rosebud
Trail of the Western Ranches
Helena
Alexander
Matinee Saturday at 2 30 Favorite Drama East Lynne
A matinee will be shown Saturday at 2 30 featuring the popular drama East Lynne. The screening promises a vivid stage adaptation with full emotional appeal for afternoon audiences.
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East Lynne
Seats on sale at Smith Drug Co Friday morning
Positive change of bill each and every evening referenced with theater venue parts including gallery balcony parquet dress circle boxes. Seats on sale at the Smith Drug Co Friday at 9 a m.
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The
Smith Drug Co
Cannon crackers barred in Lewistown city limits
City council adopted an ordinance banning fire works and cannon crackers within Lewistown, making violations a misdemeanor with fines and imprisonment. Plans for a new sewerage system were reviewed and a $200 bill from Otto Welle of Spokane for water works opinions was approved. George Weideman sought approval to build a public heating plant and lay distribution pipes. matter referred to ordinance committee.
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Standard
Lewistown
Otto Welle
Spokane
George Weideman
Newbro's Herpicide: the only hair preparation that kills dandruff
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as a scientific dandruff destroyer. It claims the product kills the dandruff germ, stops flaking, and promotes hair growth, presenting it as a unique toilet hair dressing.
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Newbro
Wool buyers in town for sales talks report
James Kershaw of Nichols, Dupee & Co. and James Frazier of Brown & Adams met in town to discuss wool purchases and market prospects. The dispatch notes they were in the area for negotiations and scouting potential suppliers.
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Standard
Jillings
James Kershaw
Nichols, Dupee & Co
James Frazier
Brown & Adams
Notice of sale refunding bonds by Deer Lodge district No 10
The board of school trustees of district 10 Deer Lodge county Montana offers for sale refunding bonds totaling 50000 dollars to pay prior bonds issued May 1892. Bonds bear up to 5 percent interest payable semi annually and are 1000 dollar each dated May 3 192 and redeemable in 10 years with payment due in 20 years at the county treasurer office. Sealed bids due June 20 19e2 at 6 o'clock p m at the trustees office Main street Anaconda. A 1000 dollar certified check payable to M J FitzPatrick accompanies each bid and is forfeited if the price is not delivered within 60 days. Bids may be rejected. Published May 16 1 e
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Board of
School Trustees of
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Deer Lodge
Board of Trustees
Main Street
Park Avenues
City of
Anaconda
County of
State of
At & O
M. J. FitzPatrick
Pany
Chase
Renee
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Hammersiough
Shields
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J. T. Carroll
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Philadelphia
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Mattie Block
Odgon’s
Greig's
H. FE. Payne
Fargo, N. D
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W. J. Sherburne
East Park
Hawn Drug Co
Frank Talbot
City
J. H. Duffy
Strain’s
We. T. UC
W. S. McLean
East Sixth Street
N. L. Olson
Olson-Christian Company
George P. Wellcome
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
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Barbers’ Union, No. 23
St. Peter's Altar Society
Dougherty
James Healy
Woodmen of the World
A. O. H. Hall
George L. Walkup
Rae
Theosophists
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Mrs. Havilah
Osophy
Burlington
Cluding Carnegie Library
Young Wailoress of
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Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Mont
Brisson
Dick P. Suttons
Mabel Heath
United States
John S. Marshall
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Joan R Toolf
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
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C. A. Perrin
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Discovery Shaft
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Summit Placer
Register of the United States Land Office
George D. Greener
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