Charles Bateman Dies at Anaconda
Charles Bateman aged 49, a Spanish American War veteran of the First Montana Regiment, died after a brief illness at St. Ann's hospital. He spent most of his life in Montana, worked for years as a railroad employee, then at a reduction works, and had been inactive recently. His uncle John W. Bateman lives in Toledo, Ohio. The body is at P. J. Finneran company parlors awaiting word from the uncle before burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bateman
Montana
St. Ann's Hospital
Mr. Bateman
John W. Bateman
Toledo
Ohio
P. J. Finneran Company
A Tender-Hearted Beatesman Secures Tailor Discount
A Scottish man once persuaded his tailor to lower the price, stating he did not wish to hurt the artisan's feelings or take too much, illustrating a humorous sense of generosity and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Soc Muellet
Last Rites Held for Miloo Kosena
Miss Mary Alice Kosena was laid to rest in Mount Olivet cemetery following a service at St. Peter's church. Rev. Fathers Firnat Delane Crawley officiated a solemn high mass with Theresa Woods singing and the choir. Active pallbearers included Louis Mraker and Joseph Laslovich, while honorary pallbearers listed Frank Domitrovich and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Kosena
Mount Olivet
Alder Street
St. Peter's Church
Firnat
Delane
Crawley
Theresa Woods
Corlege
Louis Mraker
Joseph Laslovich
Henry Johnston
Edward Pasco
Herbert Carlson
Frank Padobonick
Tionarary
Steve Blakovich
Frank Domitrovich
Edward Padobonich
Frank Michalle
John Laslo~veh
John Pozegi
Bus Drivers Honored With Watches For Safe Service
Ernest Ople and Henry Peterson were each presented yesterday with an old watch by Intermountain Transportation Company in recognition of their safe driving records. Finch has driven 150000 miles without an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ople
Henry Peterson
Intermountain Transportation Company
Finch
Workmen repair Anaconda sidewalks in two shops
Workmen under John Van Ostrant tore up the sidewalk in front of LP Morse’s at 211 Main Street and Goodyear Shoe Repair at 21344 East Commercial Avenue. New sidewalks will be laid and workers expect to finish the job today.
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John van Ostrant
LP. Morse
Main Street
Goodyear Shoe Repair
East
Commercial Avenue
Commencement Held at St Peter's Grade and High School
Forty eight students graduated at the annual commencement held Thursday in the church. Rev J E Birnat presented diplomas and offered brief advice. Prizes in history and rhetoric were awarded to several students, with 32 diplomas for excellence in Christian doctrine to grades seven and eight.
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St. Peter's
J. E. Birnat
Father Piinat
Mary H. Finnegan
Lillian EK. Henry
Rose Barich
William Beausc Hel
Germaine Bilodeau
Wiliam Blaskovich
Yvonne Brasseur
Anna Bolkovatz
Rudolph Burlevich
Anna Dillon
Leo Pougherty
Nell Dougherty
James Lovdall
Anna Vrankovich
George Gross
Kenneth Geary
Anna Halloran
Peter Harrington
Joseph Jdacicich
Anna Kennan
Mary Keenan
John Kenny
Thames Kenny
Nicholas Kri
Vincent Matelich
Nora McCartan
Catherine McCarvel
Charles McEwan
Nellie McGovern
Frank McNally
Margaret McNally
Peter McNally
Grace McIntosh
John Petelin
Marie Reardon
Myrtle Meilly
Conde Sh
Michael Sestrich
Louis Shegina
John Bhegina
Joseph Thompson
Nellie Thompson
John ‘Tracy
Lillian ‘Tracy
Dene Valentini
Ida Valentini
Josephine Walker
Alovitus Woods
Leo Dougherby
Daniel O'Connell
Teland
Lucille Seallon
Citan Dovtring
Helena
Dinaeso
John Patella
Christian Doetring
AT THE BLUEBIRD ADVANCE SCREENING PROMISES LOCO COMEDY MIX
An advance notice details a Bluebird Theatre program featuring improvised and musical pieces with actors such as Al Abrard and Mollyword, highlighting a slate of sketches, parodies, and revue bits. The listing notes a rough outline of acts, including comedic routines and audience interaction, with mentions of performers and proposed U.S. period humor.
Three Men Jailed On Minor Charges In Local Arrests
Assistant Chief Osborne and Special Deputy Matchett filed three simple assault charges and one fighting charge against three men. The suspects Finnosith Barry and Simon McKittrick are alleged to have been drinking. arresting officers were Berusoliel Por win and Martin.
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Osborne
Matchett
Dames Finnosith
Barry
Simon Mckittrick
Berusoliel
Por Win
Martin
Jury Rules In Favor Of Pearson In Car Conversion Case
A district court jury awarded Nels Pearson and associates 100 dollars plus interest for the unpermitted use of a Ford car against Patrick Mealyey and others. The same jury list served in a separate action where Catherine San Antonio seeks 1,070 dollars for wages from late Andrew Costello's service, with Mary Spencer as administrator facing her. Continuation set for June 24 in a slate case against Ed Kelly and others.
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Nels Pearson
Patrick Mealyey
N Cw
Catherine San Antonio
Andrew Costello
Mary Spencer
A. G. Turneth
Thomas Sullivan
M. &. Craddock
Frank Busnie
Willian Nelson
A. L. Beck
H. M. Webber
Ivor Halverson
Thomas McNay
Michael O'Neill
A. K. Patterson
Rose Fairbault
Ella Rae
Agnes Glenn
Dillon coroner holds inquest at Anaconda
James E. Phillips Dillon coroner heads inquiry into deaths of Charles Ferguson and Mrs Tracey Truman. Verdict: both died by flood waters from the west fork of Wise river Beaverhead county June 14 1927. Funeral plans announced for Ferguson in Wise River and Truman with services at the Christian church Hill cemetery.
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James E. Phillips
Dillon
Charles Ferguson
Tracey Truman
Wise River
Beaverhead County
Charles Ferguedt
Loft
Dewey, Mont
Fannie Banks
California
Truman
P. J. Finnegan Company
Christian Church
Tan ‘W. Brown
Hill Cemetery
Hartsell Nets Massive Silver Lake Trout
Louis Hartsell hauled a sizable trout in Silver Lake, weighing seven and a half pounds dressed and six pounds nine ounces, with a 27 inch length. The catch, displayed today in front of Duval Hardware on West Park Street, was taken using a Horning spinner No 2.
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Louis Hartsell
Silver Lake
Duval Hardware Store
West Park Street
Hartsell
Jay Bees Open Season With Butte Game
The Jay Bees baseball team of this city will play its first game of the season this afternoon at Butte, facing a team from the Butte Independent. Manager H A Warrens announces the lineup including Luper Vidro Shearon and Emmons with Murphy catching and Luper at third base.
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Jay Bee
Butte
Las
H. A. Warrens
Jay Bees
Dill
Cratehm
Voln
Horvathon
Luper
Vidro
Shearon
Emmons
Murphy
City to dispose of unlicensed dogs under new policy
City administration orders disposal of unlicensed dogs and notes many have been killed yesterday to enforce licenses. City treasurer reports numerous dogs without licenses and expects most who possess homes will be processed within days under the policy.
Fragmented Verse on Progress and Visionary Voices
A garbled ode by Chester Firntns explores themes of progress and imagination with distorted lines about Wordsworth and discovery. The piece references thunder, caverns, and reverence, conveying a scattered meditation on literature, invention, and meeting places in a moonlit, crowded scene.
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Chester Firntns
Phese Lings
Ak Dave
Moonlit Hymnic Fragments Over Dim Firmament
A cryptic poetic fragment evokes a dim firmament with jagged imagery of Whitby fire and meteors. It blends scenes of spinning spices and silver flashes, moonlit lakes, and a rider amid a charged communion hour.
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Elare Whitby
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United States Mail
Draammond
Helmville
Ovando
Anaconda Department
Anaconda
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Montana Commandery No. 3
K. T
J. A. Bragg
Hele
Miloo Kosena
St. Peter’s Church
Associate Oil Ca
Ndh Gas and Pany
Park and Alder
Yellowstone Trail
Avery Garage
Three Forks
T&f. Hervice
Phidippides
Marathon
Meer Athena
Sparta
Pele
Nossana
Swinest Refining Co
Great Falls
Churgh
Rev. J. B. Pirnat
Fin Eri Lie
Abeard
Matt Odor
Tor
Dip
de Cotydiga
Juel
Congress
Standard Publishing Company
Cpenneyco
East Park Avenue
Swift
Veebasie
Scott
Pett
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