Refusal of 1902 Deer Lodge Tax Paid by New York Life
A letter from W. J. McBride of Butte to Deer Lodge county commissioners requests refund of 281 dollars paid last year by New York Life Insurance company under protest amid tax legality disputes. The board agrees the tax is legal and due and plans to keep the funds, noting last year’s court ruling did not settle tax authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. J. McBride
Butte
Montana
New York Life Insurance Company
Board of County Commissioners
Deer Lodge
Hhe
MelBride
Martein
Lewis and Clarke County
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Supreme Court
Memorial Service Planned by Modern Woodmen of America
On the third Sunday in June the Modern Woodmen of America mark memorial services. The local lodge meets at Woodmen hall at 4 p m and, led by the drill team, marches to Hill Cemetery to hold a ritual and decorate the 11 members buried there. An evening service at the Christian church follows with a procession from the hall at 7 30 o'clock Rev Pr Minnick will preach.
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Woodmen of America
Woodmen Hall
Hill Cemetery
Christian Church
Ivall
Pr. Minnick
Degree of Honor Social Session at Modern Woodmen Hall
The Degree of Honor held a social session last evening at Modern Woodmen Hall on Fast Commercial Avenue with over a hundred guests. The event had no formal program, but attendees performed vocal and piano selections, followed by refreshments and dancing. Mc Rae & Co. promote new garments in the window.
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Modern Woodme!hall
Local notes and social updates from Anaconda
Clerks meet to night Verberckmoes leading optician rooms at Durston building. Bradley of St Louis arrived. crowds attend sale of impulse underwear. Robison at Cable mountain mining. McRae at Ep worth league state meeting in Great Falls. San Francisco visitor Schlesinger greets Anaconda patrons. Handkerchiefs from pure linen with embroidery featured. Strain's.
Governor weighs moves to move prisoners from mob danger
Telegrams report a rare danger of uprising as Governor Bailey considers removing St. Francis stockmen to Lansing prison or Hutchinson reformatories to avert mob violence in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kan
Lansing
Hutchinson Reformatory
Bailey
St. Francis
Woodland
Rail work foreman killed by derailed flat car horses
James ¢ rimmins construction foreman for the Interurban railway was killed near Auburn when three horses rushed onto the track derailing his flat car. His legs were severed. He had recently sent for his daughter in Ireland, who is now on her way to Auburn.
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Seattle
James ¢ ‘Rimmins
Interurban Railway
Auburn
Ireland
Louis J. Kaufman Dies in New York
Louis J. Kaufman vice president of the American Federation of Roman Catholic Societies died in New York on June 18, 191? The death marks a loss for Catholic social service circles and the federation announced his passing today.
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New York
Louis J. Kaufman
Vce
American Federation of Roman Catholic Societies
Hidden Lake Milling Company Formed Near Anaconda
Articles of incorporation filed yesterday in Deer Lodge County for Hidden Lake Milling company. D. T. Robison R. P. Robison T. O Leary P. J. Dooley T. L. Cullen J. Ryan and W. A. Law are residents of Anaconda and act as incorporators trustees for three months. The firm holds 16 mining claims on Cable mountain east slope about 15 miles from Anaconda with two water rights and three mill sites. The vein network on Cable mountain supports potential cyanide milling. prospecting has been limited on the eastern slope, and a reduction plant likely with cyanide vats is planned once feasible.
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Hidden Lake Milling Company
Deer Lodge County
D. T. Robison
R. P. Robison
T. O Leary
P. J. Dooley
T. L. Cullen
J. Ryan
W. A. Law
Anaconda
Cable Mountain
Cab
Robison
Flint Creek
Hidden Lakes
Butchers and Teamsters to Play Baseball at Old Lake Park
A Sunday baseball game is set at the old lake park between a team of city butchers and city teamsters. The lineup lists J. La Beau and Emmons among the teamsters with players including F. Carriher, M. Stafford, W. Kendrick, Ed Koch, W. Manlove, and others for both sides. Lovell and R. Freeman serve as substitutes.
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Old Lake Park
Butchers
Chickens Die After Backyard Break In
Dr. Gutelius once kept 39 chickens that supplied fresh eggs and lively mornings. His yard’s four-flushed rooster led a cheerful life until the birds were killed by two dogs, reportedly friendly companions, who allegedly broke into the yard and preyed on every chicken.
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Dr. Gutelius
Gutelius
Johnny Furlong
Mr. Abbott
Gatelius
Deweys Face Move to Hutchinson or prison
Lincoln dispatch reports Dewey McBride and Wilson bound over to district court without bail on murder charges. Captain Cunningham and militia from Osborne plan to move them to Hutchinson or another jail after inspecting local facilities amid strong Sherman county opposition to the Dewey outfit.
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Lincoln
Nev
Star
St. Francis
Kan
Cunningham
Osborne
Dewey
McBride
Wilson
Bruce Merry
Goocland
Sherman County
King Peter Attends Solemn Te Deum in Belgrade
King Peter assumes governance directing that major matters go to him. Rumors of his assassination caused alarm. He attends a te deum in Geneva with Russian and Servian officials. Police guard, Servian officers pay homage, and he plans to return to Belgrade next Monday evening.
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Belgrade
Peter
Geneva
Servia
Vienna
Feeling of Security in Belgrade Grows
Belgrade report notes reduced unease in intelligent circles as provisional government operates smoothly. Confidence rises that a crisis is averted and a peaceful settlement may come. a circulated telegram text from Emperor Francis Joseph to King Peter was blurred in translation.
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Belgrade
Francis Joseph
Peter
Russia Issues Note on Serbia King Peter Avenge Regicides
St. Petersburg report states an official Gazette note recognizes Peter Karageorgevitch as king of Serbia and urges him to punish the regicides of Alexander and Draga. It warns punishment should not harm Serbia’s peace and cautions against neglecting justice or straining regional relations.
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St. Petersburg
Servia
Belgrade
Gazette
Peter Karageorgevitch
Peter
Alexander
Draga
Bervia
Russia
Servian
Flood Death Toll in Oregon Reaches 153 Recoveries
In Heppner Oregon the flood death toll climbs to 153 with 15 more bodies found near Willow Creek and as many as 200 missing. The report lists numerous baggage finds from transients and identifies several recovered victims including Amy Statler and Joan Harris while recounting a heroic rescue by Mrs. Mose Ashbaugh who saved another child.
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Heppner
Mose Ashbaugh
Ore
Willow Creek
Albert Turnant
Stella B. Howard
Chariton
Iowa
Carl Wintercorn
Lent & Humphreys
San Francisco
Arthur Austin
Dolph
Grip
T. C. Groomes
Harry W. Askine
Hilair
Neb
Fred L. Hugging
Carbondale
Colo
W. M. Dinkle Mercantile Company
H. Gove
Chuck Chambers
W. Gentry
John D. Olson
Odd Fellows
A. M. Peterson
Amy
Annie Statler
Anaconda Boys Defeat Butte In One Sided Junior Game
A yesterday junior baseball game saw Anaconda boys, all under 15, beat the Buttes 17 to 4. The youngsters tired running bases as the score widened, with Anaconda in command throughout.
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Anaconda
Buttes
Big Montana wool clips bring near sixteen cents a pound
Special Dispatch reports in Billings that Eastern wool buyers secure large Montana clips before sealed bids. A Willey bought 500000 pounds from R R Selway of Sheridan at about 16 cents in Miles City. Eliott paid 15 cents for 100000 pounds from Ed Kennedy near Miles City. Joe Zimmerman clip of 100000 pounds sold to J Strong of Boston at nearly 18 cents in Billings. D F Hallett paid 118 cents for 35000 pounds of P B Moss wool at Moorcroft.
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Standard
Billings
Montana
A. Willey
Miles City
R. R. Selway
Sheridan
Wyo
Custer County
Willey
Eliott
Ed Kennedy
Miler City
Mr. Kennedy
Mr. Elliott
J. Strong
Boston
Joe Zimmerman
Charles Smith
Garland
Wigo
Crosby
D. F. Hallett
P. B. Moss
Moorcroft
Unfortunate Engineer Belonged in Seattle
Kalispell dispatch reports civil engineer George Graff killed in a Whitefish lake explosion. Graff, resident in Seattle, was in charge of work under Chief Engineer Lupier and died instantly when the second blast collapsed rock on him. His body was shipped to Seattle.
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Kalispell
Seattle
Treasury cash and gold in hand as of today
Washington reports the treasury shows available cash of 228,889,251 dollars and gold holdings of 104,447,854 dollars. The figures reflect the government’s liquid assets and bullion reserve.
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Washington
Treasury
Dulanow
Relief contributions rise as western towns aid Heppner coffers
Word from Heppner Oregon on June 18 reports thousands of dollars donated for local relief. About 15 000 dollars received with pledges likely doubling that amount. Miles City Montana on June 16 notes wool sales totaling hundreds of thousands of pounds to buyers including Silberman Bros and A W Elliott with prices ranging from 13 to 15 cents.
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Heppner, Ore
West
New Skin Cure Claims Unmatched Results by DD D
An advertisement asserts a psoriasis case of Charles Jacobs cleared in six weeks by a liquid prescription DD D applied twice daily. It claims most skin ailments are local and curable, urging readers to visit Smith Drug Co for the remedy.
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A. Augadre
Paris
Newbroug Co
Butte, Mont
Charles Jacobs
DD. D
Testimonial for Gunns Blood and Nerve Tonic in Litchfield
A reader from Litchfield recounts a years long decline in health and nerves improved after using Dr Gunns Blood and Nerve Tonic. The letter claims weight gain and no illnesses since stopping the tonic and urges women to purchase the medicine via local druggists or mail order from Dr Bosanko Co Philadelphia.
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Thomas Clancy
Litchfield
Neo
Haas
Gunns
Bosanko Co
Philadelphia
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Anaconda News
Mret
New York Life Imsurance Company
Iets
McRae & Co
Swedish Lutheran Church
St. Patrick's Altar Boys
Percy Napton
Episcopal Convocation
The
Women's Christian Temperance Union
William Williams
C. D. Prentiss
St. Paul
Will
Fred Smith
Roach & Smith
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis and
T. P. Stewart
Anissa
Gome
Great Falls
Epworth League
Woodman Hall
MacCallum & Cloutier
James Sullivan
Barkovich
Hayes
Martie McLeod
Washoe
Hillsdale
Cape Breton
Matt Nelson
East Third Street
Lower Works
St. Ann’s Hospital
Alfred Johnson
Alder Street
New Works
St. Ann's Hospital
R. T. Dunleavy
Pittsburg
Mary F. Kuhl
Chicago
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ilinois
Our City
Modern Woodmen of
America
Verberckmoes
Optician
Durston
Zollman
Carpenters
Hal
L. EB. Bradley of
S. Louis
J. T. Carrol
R. J. Dwyer
Sui
T. D Flynn
C. Bavery and
D. BR. McRae
H. Schlesinger
Mrs. Charlies Flood
NEW Mining Company
Inteen
Butchers and Teamsters
Old Park
J. la Beau
Emmons
Chambers
Eee F. Carriher
Freeman
A. la Beau
M. Stafford
W. Hichard
P. Treaudeau
W. Kendrick
T. Riordan
Ereeshensee
Moeinus
Haddick
Eee Ee Corse Ed Koch Shortetop
W. Manlove
A ‘Git Feld
A, Sweeney
Feld
Lovell
R. Freeman
G. Brivin
Hall Pape
Dr. Thatelluus
Overnor OF
Kansas
Hutchinson Reforma
Tory Or Teansing
Prisonetira
Konak Palace
Obrenovitch
Polacena Preschern
Punish Assassins
Joan J. Harris
Eva Thornton
George Thornton
A. M. Gunn
Clara Woodari
Winnie Ayres
Sullivan
Clara H. Milton
David Hamilton
Mattie Salmon (Fhorgh Kent
Grady Abraham Bick
Ashbaugh
Mose
Ed Aevhbaugh
Pearl Jones
Jones
Ives
Mrs. Jones
Doan
M. J. Chamberlain
Miner
West Park Street
Mont
Dean
Smith Drug Company
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
Treasury Statement
Kh. R
Floyd Selway
Silberman Bros
T. B. Kennedy
A. W. Elliott
H. C. Howard
TueEvans Chemical Co
Cincinnatio
Smith Drug Co
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