Danielsville District Nears Growth With New Mercantile Plan
Anaconda merchants Newt Knudson J F McGillinroe and J W Goble begin moving a stock of goods to Danielsville to establish a general store and hotel. They expect a road opening from Deer Lodge County to connect Anaconda and Danielsville, with road viewers appointed to report on a practical, inexpensive route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danielsville
Anaconda
Messrs
Newt Knudson
J. FE. McGillinroe
J. W. Goble
Board of County Commissioners
W. E. Pinegar
M. Walker
L. BP. Cousins
Deer Lodge County
Modesty Creek
Deer Lodge
Powell Counties
E. S. Parker
William Evans
J. A. Henautt
J. T. Rosborough
Purvill, Whitecroft
M. Golde
DP. Wvans
William Lorenz
Tom Newcombe
Angus D. Smith
Abel FE. Ebey
Anaconda Board Debates Foundation Material For New High School
Three Anaconda school trustees discussed the foundation stone material for the proposed high school. They favor using land material only for below ground work and doubt its suitability for the rest of the building, but expect no delay as other sand will be procured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
County Commissioners Plan Pest House Relocation
The board of county commissioners voted to abandon the old pest house in East Anaconda near the Washoe smelting plant. The cottage at the county home will be moved deeper into the grounds and repurposed for all contagious diseases. The commissioners will survey the county home and county jail for repairs before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
East Anaconda
Pneumonia Claims Death of Local Worker
Angus McMillan, long time employee of H. J. Allen coal dealer, died at his home from pneumonia after a week of illness. He was 57 years old, survived by a widow and two daughters, with a sister in Boston. He had lived in Anaconda for 14 years. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus McMillan
H. J. Allen
McMillan
John Richards
Boston
Anaconda
Deviled crabs, optics, and auctions appear in city notices
The itemized notices list deviled crabs for 35 cents at Success Hammersloughs, an optician graduate, and sale ads for Lady's wheel and rain coats. Also advertised is new furniture, a six room house, and a union meeting of Mill and Smelter Men at A. O. H. hall. A guardianship petition for Jesse W. Rea was filed in district court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Rea
Copper City ads headline local sales and notices
Judge Napton selects Daniel Rea for guardian bond set at 2400 dollars. Numerous ads list sales, specials, and events at Adams, Strain's, Greig's, and Copper City stores. Public notices include funerals for Mrs. Dougherty and Mr. Fitz Stevens, and a through sleeping car service remark from Great Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napton
Daniel ¢. Rea
Guardian
Filipino letter urges civil government and funds for Philippines
Felipe Buencamino outlines urgent Philippine needs to the house committee on insular affairs. He calls for a two chamber legislature, full civil powers, and annual revenue appropriations to send students to the United States. He seeks amnesty, more teachers, higher salaries, and critiques on housing and military tribunal decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moot
Felipe Buencamine
House Committee On Insular Affairs
Commission
United States
Senor Buencamino
Committee On Insular Affairs
House of Representatives
Philippines
Committee of the House
Philippine Civil Commission
Taft
Children’s Day Program At Local Christian Church
Tomorrow evening the children of the Christian church present a socially prepared programme for Children’s Day. Featured items include a piano voluntary by Mrs William Staf fenson a school song All the World Is Coming to the Savior a scripture reading by Prof J A Koontz a prayer by George Kenney a duet by Miss Jessie Min nick and Miss Frances Hendrix a recitation by Miss Mae Hancock and another school song Cast Thy Bread Upon The Wa likely concluding with additional numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of the Christian Church
William Staffenson
J. A. Koontz
George Kenney
Jessie Minnick
Frances Hendrix
Mae Hancock
Prominent Lady Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
A society woman provides a strong letter praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the cure for many female distress. The testimonial asserts the treatment handles ovarian troubles and womb issues including inflammation ulcers and irregular menses and urges women to rely on it for relief. The article frames such letters as convincing proof that the remedy has no peer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Florence Atherton
Societe Francaise de Bienfaisance
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pinkham
Florence Atugenton
Hoyt St
Boston
Mrs. Prykham
Mas. Alphonse Croick
Rockingham Place
Roxbury District
Mass
Sowing and Reaping School Program Details
An infant class program lists songs and recitations led by Jessie Minnick and others. Performances include Sow Thy Seed Scatter Precious Seed The Captain's Call and Will There be Any Stars with piano duets by Miss Minnick and Miss Hendrix. The offering and benediction feature Miss Lizzie Seba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Minnick
Roy Huffman
Miss Haverman
Jennie Gilcrist
Miss Jennings
Lizzie Seba
Ball Game at Mountain View Park Involves Smelter Team and Anaconda Club
At Mountain View Park on Sunday a ball game features the new smelter works team against the Anaconda club. The day includes a full band and Fischer's orchestra for dancing in the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Park
New Smelter Works
Anaconda Club
Fischer
Magnetism of misery and the urge to return home
The piece argues that after disasters people return to ruined scenes for sentiment, not gain. It cites London fire, Lisbon quake, yellow fever, Chicago fire, Mississippi floods, Charleston, and Johnstown, noting many homeless mourners choose to live near reminders of calamity. It predicts Philadelphia victims will seek homes near danger memories.
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The
Philadelphia Ledger
London
Lisbon
Philadelphia
Chicago
Charleston
Johnstown
Lacey and Mill and Smeltermen's Union Settle Case
A dispute between John Lacey and the Mill and Smeltermen's Union of Anaconda over a $75 collection was settled out of court yesterday. Lacey faced an accounting demand but reached an arrangement to repay the balance. the union withdrew the case after explanations and agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lacey
Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
Anaconda
Mr. Lacey
Lacey
Mill Ani Smeltermen's Union
Patrick Fitz Stevens to be buried in Anaconda today
Patrick Fitz Stevens the man shot by county officers last Monday while attempting to kill several people will be interred in Anaconda this afternoon. A telegram from his Chicago sister Miss Kate Fitz Stevens to Coroner Joseph Hughes requested burial there. Funeral set for 2 o’clock this afternoon.
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Patrick Fitz Stevens
Anaconda
Kate Fitz Stevens
Chicago
Joseph Hughes
Patent Notice for White Chief lode claim in Deer Lodge Montana
United States Land Office Helena Montana publishes notice that James A Dunlap of Anaconda Montana has filed for a patent on the White Chief lode claim in Deer Lodge County Montana. The notice specifies survey numbers and the claim area of 20.6 acres with 1 50 feet of the vein claimed along defined bearings and directions. Adverse claimants must file within sixty days to preserve rights or be barred. First publication May 8 1902. George D Greene Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Ilelena
Mont
James A. Dunlap
Anaconda
R Lodge
Montana
N. i
Snd
Liscovery
Deer Lodge
Book of Records
Register of the
Uni States Land Office
Helena
Stat of
George D. Greene
Register
Sale of Deer Lodge school district bonds at Anaconda
Notice of sale offering fifty thousand dollar refunding bonds by the board of school trustees of District No 10 Deer Lodge County Montana. Bonds 1000 each at 5 percent interest semiannually, dated May 25 1902, redeemable in 10 years, payable in 20 years at Deer Lodge County treasurer. Sale at Martin Street Anaconda June 20 1902 at 8 o'clock p.m. Sealed bids and 1000 dollar certified checks required.
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Board of
School Trustees of
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Deer Lodge
Board of Trustees
Matin Street
Commercial
Park Avenues
H. A. Weide
Anaconda
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Lomboy
St. Ann's Hospital
D. P. MacMahon
E. M. Gunzberg
New York City
J. E. Davis
Butte
Theo F. Cooke
Charles B. Holmes
St. Louis
J. B. FitzPatrick
James Furst
B. H. Bettis
City
I. W. Willis
St. Joe
Sol BE. Levi
Cincinnati
Mr. Kern and Family
S10
Ash Street
Doherty
John Doe
Murchion
Justice of the Peace
Quane
Adams’ Department Store
Strain’s
Rowland Hall
Salt Lake City
Janet Tietjen
Maslin
Adams’ Department
C. Co
Prestees
NEW County Pesthouse
Work
Meme
Will
Hammerslough's. Shields
Verbercknives
Graduate Optician
Hammerslough's
Lady’s Wheel
Odson's
East Fourth
A. O. H. Hall
Copper City
Greig's
Verberckmoes
E. Park
W. J. Sherburne
East Park
Hawn Drug Co
Strain's
Lady Foresters
510
Kate Dougherty
Kai-kai
George PL Wellcome
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Copper City Commercial Co
St. Paul's League
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Joe Long
Moose Lake District
John Dougherty
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Barbers’ Union, No. 23
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
East Park Avenue
Copper City Furniture Department
Stuart
Gregson
George L. Walkup
Monarch
Charles Lomboy
Washoe
Byencaming
Root
Christian Church
N.Y
Crere
National City Bank of
Lynn
Idia EK
Pinkham Medicine Co
Mem
Mile and Smelterwen's Union
Union
Redeker
Col. O’leary
Bank
Casey
Cassidy
Moriarity
Kelly
Judge
India
Lew
Rypbhyer Tires
Matchennial Ffi
Srivrna
Anaconda, Mont
John S. Marshall
Incorporateda
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
John R Tdolf
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
Casaler
Norbeck
Cashien
C. A. Perrin
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