Order to show cause in estate sale in Anaconda court
In the Third Judicial District Deer Lodge County Montana the estate of Barney Lakley deceased seeks court authorization to sell real estate. An order requires interested parties to appear July 21 1910 at 9 30 AM in Anaconda to show cause why the administrator A Short should not be granted a sale and publication of the order in Anaconda Standard. The real estate described is Lot 2 in Block 54 in the city of Anaconda. Judge George B. Winston dated June 18 1910.
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District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
Mary RP. Lucey
Mary B. Lucey
Anaconda
County of
State of Montana
County
John W. James
East Park Avenue
Mont
James Lucey
Barney Lakley
A. Short
George Bb. Winston
Third Jedicial
Bernard McGreevy
James McGreevy
William McGreevy
Barney Hogan
Bart Hogan
Roosevelt Wedding Details Highlight Gilded Era Nuptials
In a grand ceremony in presence of Rough Riders, Elizabeth Bertron Alexander wed Kermit Roosevelt with 50 piece orchestra and 600 gifts noted. Attendees included Mrs Russell Sage, John Burroughs, and officials. Governor Hughes sent regrets. Couple to reside in San Francisco after honeymoon.
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Snowden A. Fahenstock
Elizabeth Bertron
Miss Alexander
Ethel Roosevelt
Harriet
Janette Alexander
Jean W. Delano
Jessie Millington- Drake
Kermit Roosevelt
George Emlen Roosevelt
Monroe Douglas Robinson
George F. Brodie
Hamilton Fish Jr
Fulton Cutting
John Cutler
Grafton Chapman
Eliot Cutler
BE. Morgan Gilbert
Henry M. Sanders
Russell Sage
C. B. Alexander
John Burroughs
Cowles
Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
Joseph Alsop
Asaks Hartwell
Jennie Crocker
San Francisco
Samuel Alexander
Archibald
GC Fs Alexander
Andrew Carnegie
President Taft
George J. Gould
Two Anaconda Men Granted Paper Fastening Patent
Frederick Herbert Crabtree and Alexander Grant MacGregor of Anaconda have been granted letters patent No. 961,218 for a lever and spring plunger wire stapling machine designed to bind loose sheets of manuscript or printed matter. The patent, issued after their January 7, 1908 application, was reported by U.S. Patent Commissioner Edward B. Moore.
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Standard
New York
United States Commissioner of Patents
Edward B. Moore
Frederick Herbert Crabtree
Alexander Grant MacGregor
Anaconda
Pike's Peak District Shows Good Ores
Godfrey Linstrom Charles Brown and Albert Rivers all of Anaconda are in the city after returning from Pike's Peak mining district where they found satisfactory results Samples from the Alice and Rosamond claims showed good assays In that Pioneer country 60 miles west of Anaconda the outlook is favorable for big development The three men will soon return to continue development work
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Godfrey Linstrom
Charles Brown
Albert Rivers
Anaconda
Pike's Peak
Pioneer Country
Messrs. Linstrom
Brown and Sivers
Varsity Aims for Record Freshman Class This Fall
Josiah J. Moore, a graduate, plans summer interviews with alumni and friends in Missoula and across Montana to recruit a record breaking freshman class for next fall. The university faculty and alumni are pressing for 150 freshmen at the fall term as a statewide campaign proceeds. Moore will also visit Anaconda and county alumni during the effort.
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Anaconda
Josiah J. Moore
Missoula
Moore
How to Live on Twelve and Half Cents a Day
Cleveland Leader reports a humorous dialogue between author and editor about living on twelve and one half cents daily. The exchange jokes about value and what a writer would accept for his work, noting the impractical price for dinner.
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The
Cleveland Leader
Higgins Sparks Community Project With Soda Fountain Plans
From the Buffalo Express, Higgins described as an enterprising blacksmith reveals plans to install a soda water fountain and souvenir cards, signaling a civic-minded venture and added local interest.
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The
Buffalo Express
Higgins
Rich strike boosts Holdfast claim near Oro Fino
Word from Georgetown says Holdfast claim owners Joe Anderson and Bob Lindberg, leasing the property, have made a rich strike adjoining the Oro Fino. Ore worth $100 a ton or more, mined from a shaft about 100 feet deep, augurs well for Trilby and future developments in the Georgetown district.
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Anaconda
Georgtown
Joe Anderson
Bob Lindberg
Charles Bostrom
Frank
Butte
Messia
Anderson
Lindberg
Georgetown
Strain’s Promotes Ladies Footwear Prices in City Stores
Our line of ladies and misses oxfords and pumps are as swell as any showing in the city stores. Prices reasonably low. Strain's.
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Strain’s
Dry shampooing for light fluffy hair from Inter Ocean
Advice from Chicago Inter Ocean on keeping hair light and fluffy without frequent washing. Use four ounces of arns root and four ounces of box mixed in a quart jar as a dry cleansing powder. Sprinkle a tablespoonful on the scalp and brush through to restore natural color and gloss while promoting growth.
Community notices and sales fill Anaconda listings
Local groups meet tonight including K of C Odd Fellows Clerks and St John Baptist society as well as Girls Christian association and memorial day exercises. Advertisements note rooms for rent sales of candy and horses and buggies plus service at Hammersioughs and Ver million store.
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St. John Baptist Society
Anaconda Couple Wed in Chicago
News from yesterday reports the marriage of Harvey Nell and Miss Mary Templeman, former Anaconda residents. The ceremony took place at the bride’s uncle’s home in Chicago, and the couple will reside in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Nell, once clerk and recorder of Deer Lodge county, is well known in Anaconda, where he lived for many years. The bride is described as pretty and accomplished, popular in the city.
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Harvey Nell
Mary Templeman
Anaconda
Chicago
Nell
Harrisburg
Deer Lodge County
Lo Lo saloon protest hearings end with tempered view
About twenty Lo Lo representatives met Missoula county commissioners to protest prior saloon complaints. Testimony suggested exaggeration of degrading conditions, with speakers noting orderly conduct and false signing. No immediate action. license consideration for Lo Lo saloons will reference today’s testimony. Also awarded bridge retimbering contract to O. E. Peppard for 2830 dollars using Oregon fir timbers.
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Missoula
Lo Lo
Board of County Commissioners
Lo le
Clearwater-Short Line
Curran
McNamara
Big Blackfoot River
O. E. Peppard
Assault charge filed against John E. Williams
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula June 20 John E Williams colored allegedly attempted to cut his wifes throat with a razor on June 1 He was charged with assault in the first degree by County Attorney Mulroney in a complaint filed direct in district court Williams was arraigned but pleaded in time and will answer the charges later
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Standard
Missoula
John E. Williams
Mulroney
Williams
Summer Suit Sale at Strain's Rid Gently Priced
Overstocked stock lowers prices on Kuppenheimer summer suits. Prices drop from 22.50 and 25.00 to 19.50 per suit, offering value for shoppers. Strain's emphasizes large selection and immediate discounts.
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Kuppenheimer
Strain’s
Races At Salt Lake Amid Windy Track Conditions
At Buena Vista in Salt Lake City the wind blew dust across the track as six races were held. CC Morton claimed Ramon Corona for 350 dollars and the Corrigan horse. Winners: Biskra in six furlongs, Gretchen G. in seven, Prometheus in seven, Native Son in six, The Slicker in six, Buckthorn in one mile. Times range from 1:14 3-5 to 1:29 and 1:44 8-5.
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Salt Lake City
Buena Vista
CC. Morton
Ramon Corona
Corrigan
Biskra
Tavora
Gretchen G
Royal River
Silver Grain
Prometheus
Weymouth
Sam
Roy Junior
Slicker
Coonskin
Valencia
Buckthorn
Flora Riley
Captain Burnett
Annual Commencement at St Pauls School Profiled Tonight
The annual commencement exercises of St Pauls parochial school will be held tonight in the school hall. A large crowd is expected to witness the programme. The boys perform tonight and tomorrow night the girls take charge of the entertainment.
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St. Paul's Parochial School
Deaf Joe Halpenny Dies in Anaconda Area
Joseph Halpenny known as Deaf Joe, longtime Deer Lodge County resident and Copper City figure, died yesterday morning at St. Ann's hospital. Widely known gardener, he reportedly had brothers in Wisconsin but no trace has been found after efforts to locate them.
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Joseph Halpenny
St. Ann's Hospital
Deer Lodge County
Copper City
Joe
Wisconsin
See Show Window for Best Make and Best Patterns
The ad offers special $140 Strain’s products highlighted in the window. It promotes top makes and patterns as featured items for shoppers seeking quality options.
Ocean Round Dominates Swift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
In the June 20 card at Sheepshead Bay Ocean Round won the Swift stakes by four lengths after a six and a half furlong main race. The program also listed six other races with winners and prices, including Monte Carlo in the Introductory steeplechase and Rock stone in the turf feature, with times and place prices noted for each event.
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Sheepshead Bay
Casque
Alfred Noble
Horace N
Monte Carlo
Welkin
Bird of Flight Lr
Christiana
Charivari
Ashwell
Ocean Round
Fauntleroy
Dalmatian
Quantico
Rockstone
Montgomery
Rosebud
Heredia
Cowl
the Hague
Outdated English Words Fall From Social Grace
From a Queen era view, old terms lose prestige in Mayfair and Belgravia. Saxon root "lady" shifts to reproach as "girl" becomes common for young women. Dress words migrate from "dress" to "gowns" and "frocks" while "relations" fades in favor of "relatives" and "fowl" status rises to "chicken."
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Mayfair
Belgravia
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