Proves 7 Be a Farce in Two Acts at Anaconda
The two saloon men W James Johnson and Hugh Daly were acquitted by Justice of the Peace Kennedy after a brief hearing. State witness ex Alder Devine faltered, admitting drunkenness and lack of evidence on gambling. The defense won as no proof of gambling was offered, leaving spectators to joke at the witness's contradictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. James Johnson
Hugh Daly
Justice of the Peace
Kennedy
Devine
Johnson
Daly
Donovan
Helena
Messrs. Johnson
Duffy
Mr. Devine
Anaconda
Roosevelt
Waite
Napton
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsed
T W Robinson of Loomis Michigan calls Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets the best stomach remedy ever used and notes they regulate the liver and bowels. The pills are easy to take and pleasant with a 25 cent price. Sold by Standard Smith Martin and J M Kennedy Drug Co and all druggists at Butte. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by G W Martin of Moody Missouri for curing a bad cough with one small bottle. Also promoted is Diarrhoea Remedy as a dependable, pleasant to take cure especially for summer diarrhoea in children. Sold by local druggists at Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
T. W. Robinson
Justice of the Peace
Loomis, Mich
Standard Drug Store
Sith Drug Store
Martin Drug Store
J. M. Kennedy Drug Company
Butte
G. W. Martin
Moody. Mo
Smith Drug Store
Annal Druggists
Bute
A O H Picnic Accepts Applications for Mountain View Park
The A O H picnic committee invites applications for privileges at the Mountain View park event on Sunday June 15 1992. Receipts are due by Thursday evening June 12 and should be sent to Phil Greenan chairman of the committee.
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Mountain View Park
Phil Greenan
Boys and Girls Clothing Sale Offer
About 200 boys suits in sizes 3 to 14 priced at 2.50 after reductions from 82.50 to 85.00 with various colors and patterns. Girls hose and skirts also discounted, with washing skirts at 45 cents and walking dresses reduced from 7.00 to 4.85 at Me tue & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metue & Co
City notices mix with sales and social events
Local items report repairs from Greig s and straw hats at Odsons while listing social gatherings for Lady Foresters and Hibernians. Mentions visitors from Butte Helena and New York, sales at Adams department store, room to rent at Standard hall, births and a Smith bullet wound healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adams’ Department Store
VLAN Suggestion to Obviate Suspension by Supreme Lodge
A proposal from A O U W to the Supreme Lodge recommends VLAN measures to prevent suspension, outlining procedures and jurisdictional steps for implementation within the organization. The note emphasizes operational continuity and member safety.
Denver Invites AOUW Next Session For 1903
Denver extends the invitation to host the supreme lodge Ancient Order of United Workmen in 1903. The business today included committee assignments and proposed plans to streamline suspensions, statistics, and a lone Fraternal Congress representative. Arkansas and Manitoba Northwest Territory each won 2000 for 25 percent membership gains. Wyoming seeks separate jurisdiction. new $0 beneficiary certificate discussed. grand masters and field workers formed to boost lodge work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Supreme Lodge Ancient Order United Workmen
Supreme Lodge
Congress
United States
Arkansas
Manitoba
Northwest Territory
Supreme Recorder
Denver
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Grand Masters and
W. M. Narvis
Iowa
Fred C. Wetmore
Michigan
Hill Renominated by Republican State Convention in Portland
Governor John T. Hill was renominated for a second term by the Republican state convention in Portland. Amos L. Allen was renominated for Congress from the First District. Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw attended and spoke on campaign issues and defense of the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
John T. Hill
Amos L. Allen
of the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Shriners Imperial Council Selects Officers for Year
Shriners Imperial Council announces selections for annual officers. Key posts include leading executives and committee heads, with decisions finalized by council members and reported to affiliated temples.
Mystic Shrine Imperial Council Elects Officers in San Francisco
The Mystic Shrine imperial council in San Francisco elected officers for the coming term led by Imperial potentate Harry Akin of Omaha and Imperial deputy Potentate G H Green of Dallas. Roundy won the oriental guide post on the second ballot. The meeting adjourned to Saratoga, N Y, as Shriners toured Berkeley and Mt Tamalpais before resuming festivities.
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San Francisco
Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council
Imperial
Harry Akin
Omaha
G. H. Green
Dallas
Tex
Rabban
H. A. Collins
Toronto
Canada
Alva P. Clayton
St. Joseph
Mao
Imperial Oriental Guide
Frank Roundy
Chicago
Imperial Recorder
Benjamin W. Rowell
Lynn
Mass
William §. Brown
Pittsburg
Roundy
Saratoga
N. Y
Bay
Berkeley
Miller liable for deaths in Chicago hospital fire
Chicago June 11 O E Miller president of St Luke s Society hospital faced manslaughter charges after a deadly fire killed ten. Judge Chetlinn denied a habeas corpus writ permitting release on bond. Miller s assistants were held for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
O. E. Miller
St. Luke's Society Hospital
Chetlinn
Miller
Exposition to miss Sunday operation under Shaw contract
President Francis authorized to sign a contract with Leslie M Shaw secretary of the treasury pledging the fair not to operate on Sundays. The move follows Shaw’s request to comply with the federal act supporting a $5,000,000 appropriation and threats to withhold vouchers for salary and expenses unless the contract is tied to the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Francis
Leslie M Shaw
the Treasury
Shaw
National Committee
Drowned man in Iola as high water falls
Zollie Oliver, a colored man, drowned in the high water at Iola Kansas. Water began falling at noon and officials expect the danger to be over. Missouri Pacific track washed out this morning despite precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Kan
Zollie Oliver
Missouri Pacific
Helen Gould Reopens Sewing School at Irvington
Miss Helen Gould restarts her annual sewing school for poor girls at her Irvington country seat. The program reports 125 attendees taught by six expert instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
Irvington
Why Don’t They Go Coffee Free Health Claim
A speaker urges quitting coffee for Postum Food Coffee noting health improvements after stopping coffee. A Columbus Georgia couple shares large weight gains and relief from headaches, praising Postum and Gran-Nuts Breakfast Food. The testimonial cites 30 pounds gained by the wife and 25 by the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Columbus
T. M. Coggin
10Th Avenue
Columbus, Ga
The Circus Girl Seats on Sale at Smith Drug Co
Local notice states positive change of bill each evening with seating available in gallery balcony parquet dress circle boxes and general admission. Seats on sale at Smith Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Smith Drug Co
Walter C Staton Applies for Land Entry in Montana
Walter C Staton of Anaconda Montana has filed an application under section 2366 U S for the south northeast quarter of section in township 4 north range west within Helena land office. Protests within 30 days claiming mineral value over agricultural use will be noted for report to the commissioner of the general land office. George D Greene Register. First publication June 9, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Walter C. Staton
Anaconda
M. M
General Land Office
George D. Greene
Register
School District Seeks Sale of Fifty Thousand Dollar Refunding Bonds
Notice from School District No. 10 Deer Lodge County Montana offers sale of refunding bonds totaling 50000 dollars to redeem 50000 dollars bonds issued May 25 1892. Bonds 1000 each bear up to 5 percent interest payable semi annually dated May 2 1902 redeemable in ten years payable in twenty at Deer Lodge county treasurer. Bids due June 20 1902 8 PM at the boards office Anaconda. A 1000 dollar certified check to M J FitzPatrick required with each bid. bids may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
School Trustees of
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Deer Lodge
Board of Trustees
Main Street
Park Avenues
Anaconda
County of
State of Montagna
M. J. FitzPatrick
H. A. Nell
Mont
Patent notice for White Chief lode mining claim in Montana
James A Dunlap of Anaconda Montana files for a patent on 1 50 linear feet of the White Chief lode vein with surface around 600 feet, in Deer Lodge county Montana. The claim, survey No 6543, spans 20 66 acres and lies in an unorganized mining district near the Montana principal meridian. Public notice requires all claimants to file with the Helena land office within sixty days or be barred by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Ofice
Mont
James A. Dunlap
State of
Montana
N. FE
Discovery Shaft
Recorders
Deer Lodge
Summit
Register
T States Land Office
Helena
Ohm
May
George
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Union No. 88
G. EK. Taylor
George Campbell
City
Haineis
West Fourth Street
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Marcus Daly
Harriet
Patrick Lee
East Commercial Avenue
Cervester
Keppler Jewelry CO
B. A
PR. R
Greig's
Lady Foresters
Hammerslough’s
Shields
Odson’s
W. RK
Schlappi
Martin Morony of
Odson
James M. Queeney
J. L. Adler
Ned O. Walther
N. A. Stapleton
Troys
Greie’s
Walsh's
East Park
Strain's
Verberckmoes
E. Park
Hawn Drug Co
John Danielson
West Park Avenue
A. O. H. Hall
Mary C. May
Salt Lake City
Miss May
State Normal School of
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
W. A. Dunn
New York City
W. A. Sicker
Hibernians
Division No. 1
John Lawler
Judge Hayes
Patrick
Vlan
Supreme
Lodge
U, W
Bartenders’ Union
Mattie Block Hall
B. Miller
Governor Hill
Maine
Shriners
SELEC
Mill Valley
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco Bay
al Malikauh Temple
Maple Room
Palace Hotel
Saratoga, N
Vince
St. Luke's Society
Hos
Pital
India
Bombay
Ennde
Copper City
East Lynne
Dick F. Sutton
Anaconda, Mont
John S. Marshall
Grand Musical Entertainment
the Young Ladies of the Ursuline Convent
MT. Angela, Mont
Ursuline Convent
West Third Street
East Park Avenue
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