Anaconda Courts Hear Busy Case Day
Gustav Anderson faced a district court bond of 2000 dollars after being charged with intimate relations with his 16 year old niece. Anna Anderson held as a witness with a 500 dollar bond. Andrew Anderson and wife pleaded not guilty to aiding and abetting. bond posted and released. Julius Agreneff arraigned on an unclear charge. trial set for Friday. Rodger Munn versus Mike Walsh slated for trial. Local notices advertise fabric and clothing, and travel deals.
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Gustav Anderson
Otto Schoenfeld
State Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Murphy
Anderson
Anna Anderson
Andrew Anderson
J. H. Duffy
Helena
Andersons
Julius G. Agreneff
New York
Agrenoff
Roosevelt
Anaconda
M. C. Leonard
Spiritualists organize Montana chapter led by Kates visit
A Boston missionary G. W. Kates and his wife will hold meetings in Anaconda starting next Monday to organize a Montana national spiritual association. They aim to unite scattered followers with lectures at A. H. wall. About 14 or 15 local students have attended previous sessions. The couple are described as well educated and no religious quarrels.
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Montana
Kates
H. Wall
James Pierce Arrested for Peddling Phony Jewelry
James Pierce arrived on the 6 45 train and was arrested on a charge of peddling phony jewelry by Officer Powers. In custody at the city jail he had 61 dollars, seven or eight gold watches, and cheap signs. Trial before Police Judge Hayes scheduled today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pierce
Anaconda
Officer Powers
Powers
Park Avenue
Pierce
Hayes
Memorial ceremonies for Montana Mount Powell and visiting brothers
Memorial Committee invites all Montana No. 13 Mount Powell No. 4 percent and visiting brothers to attend tonight’s memorial ceremonies at K of P hall and to work in the second rank.
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Montana
Mount Powell
P. Hall
Yegen Bros Plan New Savings Bank at Anaconda
Yegen Bros of Billings expect to open a savings bank in Anaconda by July 1. They have purchased fixtures and E P Moffitt will serve as cashier and manager. J K Kurtz, a former bookkeeper, will assist in the opening.
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Yegen Bros
Billings
Anaconda
E. P. Moffitt
J. K. Kurtz
Rich Southern Cross Mine Strike Reported in Georgetown
Word from Georgetown claims a new vein of ore at the Southern Cross property in the Georgetown Silver Lake district may prove one of the world’s richest gold mines. A mill at Glenn is active with ore from Luxumburg, while prospecting expands and investors in Anaconda circles watch developments with optimism.
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Georgetown
Southern Cross
Tacoma
Butte
Sheehan & Healey
Glenn
Luxumburg
Turner
Silver Lake
Luxemburg
Anaconda
Charles W. French
George Gunn
Oleson Gulch
Foster Creek
Tne
President Roosevelt addresses Virginia University commencement
President Theodore Roosevelt visits Charlottesville for the University of Virginia's seventy ninth commencement. He praises Virginia public figures, urges civic duty among graduates, and notes his call on Virginia men for public offices. The visit includes a luncheon at the gymnasium and a tour of Monticello with the party traveling by horseback and carriage.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
United States
Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
Hayes
Cleveland
Judge Norris
Lewis and Clark
Tyler
Winfield Scott
Virginia
Monticello
Jefferson
Jefferson M. Levy
New York
Social and business notices drift through the city
A collage of items from social events and local commerce. social dance at Turner hall. Riesland grinds glasses. millinery and dress sales at Strain's. Montreal trip by A C MacCallum. Strain's glove and vest offers. mining visit by Mel Sheehan. infant burial on Pine street. upcoming Presbyterian concert. through sleeping car service by Great Northern railway. funeral and burial details for Estella Ramon ia Benson. new Mill Creek hotel progress. toe injuries at new works. a marriage ceremony at Hickory street. mining party headed to Mill creek. Northern Pacific land deed filed in Deer Lodge county.
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County of
Deer Lodge
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Roosevelt Return From Charlottesville Visit To White House
President and Mrs. Roosevelt returned to Washington shortly after 1 PM from Charlottesville and were driven directly to the White House.
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Washington
Roosevelt
City
Charlottesville
White House
St John’s Day Celebration Planned at Frenchtown
Messrs Barette and Palin of Frenchtown organize St John’s day festivities in Missoula with elaborate sports events. Horse races include a quarter mile dash for green horses and multiple half mile events. athletic contests cover dashes, age group races, a one mile bicycle race, and a cakewalk finale. Theodore Bedard Jr Fred Boullier and Joseph Grenier Sr supervise events with liberal prizes and dancing by a committee led by Frederick Hamel Wilfred Lucier Alex Bissen and Hilare Palin. Dancing starts early and continues as long as crowds wish.
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Missoula
Barette and Palin
Frenchtown
Old Town
Theodore Bedard Jr
Fred Boullier
Joseph Grenier
Frederick Hamel
Wilfred Lucier
Alex Bissen
Hilare Palin
Owner of the Horse Beats Alleged Abuser
Special Dispatch reports Helena June 16 that Thomas Cain obtained a warrant for William Holbrook on assault in the third degree. Cain rented Holbrook stable horse and buggy, took girls for a drive, returned late, and Holbrook allegedly beat Cain at the stable. Cain shows blackened eyes and facial injuries.
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Standard
Helena
Justice Tibbetts
Thomas Cain
William Holbrook
Cain
Holbrook
Railway announces Saturday round trips to Gregson Springs
Beginning Saturday May 23 and every Saturday thereafter the B A P railway will offer round trip fares to Gregson Springs from Anaconda and from See Butte. Tickets are valid on all trains from noon Saturdays until noon Mondays.
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Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Gregson
Butte
Bicentennial of John Wesley Observed in Missoula
On June 28 in Missoula Epworth league marks the birth bicentennial of John Wesley founder of Methodism. Rev J W Bennett will preach on Wesley's influences morning and league directs evening services. Seven minute papers by Layfield Herr Inch Avery Patterson cover birthplace school days early ministry growth of Methodism future Methodism. Special music planned.
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J. H. Inch
C. EK. Avery
J. E. Patterson
Hogg Outfit Promotes Coal and Transfer Services
W T Hogg announces a full outfit for the coal and transfer business and invites public patronage at office 107 East Park with telephone contact 73 B. The ad also promotes Fourth of July suits from Thueson at 309 East Park with moderate prices and quality work.
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W. T. Hogg
East Park
Thueson
Missoula Stringent Streets urged after gravel dumps
A prominent south side property owner threatens action against the city unless street conditions improve. Gravel from cellars has been dumped into streets citywide, making many routes impassable. Efforts are sought to restore usable thoroughfares.
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Missoula
Thistles and Dandruff Parallel and a Hair Cure Claim
An advertisement asserts that persistent scalp dandruff and baldness stem from a germ that destroys hair roots. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the sole remedy that kills the germ, promising permanent relief by eradicating the cause. Sample offered for 10 cents, sent to The Hermicide Co. Detroit.
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Newbro
The
Hermicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Bitter Root pre-emption filings and mineral patents posted
In Missoula on June 16 a list shows Bitter Root pre-emption entries for Frederick Nichols Charles L Flanagin Delia M Flanagin Nancy kk Johnson and George J Wickham all of Stevensville. Walter McKay receives mineral patents for the Orr and Younce lode claims in Harvey Creek district.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
Frederick Nichols
Charles L. Flanagin
Delia M. Flanagin
Nancy Kk
Johnson
George J. Wickham
Stevensville
Walter McKay
Harvey Creek
Ethel Barlow Burial After Pneumonia Death
Ethel Barlow, a variety actress, died Saturday morning of pneumonia and was buried in Billings cemetery. Undertaker George Setzler notified her parents in New York City but they could not be located. A Chicago friend offered to help locate her parents’ present address.
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The
Standard
Billings
Ethel Barlow
George Setzler
New York City
Concessions End Brick Works Strike Impasses in Helena
In Helena on June 16, talks between Kessler brick and sewer pipe works management and the Brick Workers union, aided by the Trades and Labor assembly, secured concessions and kept the plant running. A nine hour day applies to most workers, burn ers work 12 hours, the company boarding house is abolished, wages rise 15 to 20 percent, and the new scale sets specific pay for burners, pressmen, strikers, wheelers, and other roles.
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Standard
Helena
Kessler
Lbews
Clarke County Trades and Labor Assembly
Brick Workers’ Union
Butte
Rushing Repair Work on the Big Washouts
Billings Montana June 16 trains passed Valley Creek washout west of Park City at night. The Northern Pacific rushed hundreds to the scene with a pile driver from Glendive but delayed by tying up Valley Creek repairs. Keiser Creek pile driver from Livingston finished then aided Valley Creek. Eastbound trains delayed 11 to 2 hours. little roadbed washed out.
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Standard
Billings
Valley Creek
Park City
At & O
Livingston
Keiser Creek
Columbus
Leonard May Get Well Assailants to Answer
Russell Sage Will Morris and Ira Shearer were arrested for assaulting Claude Leonard with a knife at a country dance. They appeared before Justice Fraser. Sage and Shearer posted bonds of $1 each and were released while Morris remains in county jail. Leonard's condition is greatly improved with good recovery prospects.
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Standard Billings
Russell Sage
Will Morris
Ira Shearer
Claude Leonard
Fraser
Sage
Shearer
Morris
Laurel
Young Leonard
Bankrupt estate appraisal dispute over Livingston properties
Charles Angus trustee of A. O. Newton's bankrupt estate reports to Referee Henry Writh that appraisers value the Livingston property at 38 2, consisting of Albemarle hotel, a saloon, business lots, and an electric light plant. Krieger Company protests, claiming the appraisal is 70 to 10 dollars too low.
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Standard
Billings
Charles Angus
Newton
Livingston
Henry
Boy, 83-Year-Old's Son Injured in Marble Yard Accident
The 83-year-old A. B. Mooney marble yard operator on West Montana Avenue reported his young son severely cut his head while running around the yard. He fell and struck the corner of a granite base stone, gashing the scalp three inches. The incident occurred in Billings on June 16.
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The
Standard
Billings
Mooney
West
Montana Avenue
Horses Sold At Burlington Stock Yards In Billings Sale
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings reports a June 16 stock yard sale where range ponies and Indian ponies were auctioned. Prices went as low as four dollars with broken ponies averaging around seven seventy and the top price reaching ten dollars for a single animal.
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Standard
Billings
Burlington Stock Yards
Tracklaying Advances On Montana Central Extension
Laying at Harrowton to Lewistown progresses at a mile a day with plans to double output to two miles daily once crews are full. The aim is Garneill midway to secure Judith basin wool shipments. About six miles have been completed toward the goal.
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Standard
Harrowton
Montana Central
Lewistown
Garneill
Harlowton
Judith Basin
Bridge Fire Delays Montana Rail Traffic
A bridge near Mund low in Montana burned on Friday night causing minor delays. The blaze was likely sparked by an engine and traffic resumed by Saturday noon after repairs.
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Standard
Harlowton
Montana
Mundlow
Authorized compromise powers tied to bank agent Durfee and Sherman debts
Helena June W Judge Knowles authorized A A McDonald acting for Merchants and Miners National Bank of Philipsburg to compromise debts owed to shareholders by Durfee and Sherman.
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Helena
Knowles
A. A. McDonald
Merchants and Miners’ National Bank of
Philipsburg
Durfee & Sherman
Hubbard Heiber Tie The Knot In Billings Justice Office
Albert Hubbard and Miss Hose Heiber both of Billings were married by Justice Fraser in his office this afternoon.
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the Standard
Billings
Albert Hubbard
Miss Hose Heiber
Justice Fraser
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