St Mary's academy per- formance and commen cement exercises set for Cottonwood hall
Deer Lodge June 21 The St Marys academy commence- ment exercises will be held at Cottonwood hall tomorrow evening. A lengthy programme features the drama The Blind Princess with music between acts and diplomas to be presented by Father Batens. Cast includes Kathleen Narby Dora Helms Lizzie Dugan Hazel Kennedy Mary McMahon Stella Russell Rose Dunn Rose Dubois Nora Meagher Mary Murphy Nora Bennett Rose Dubois and many others. The event draws patrons from Deer Lodge and beyond.
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Deer Lodge
St. Mary's Academy
Cottonwood Hall
Father Batens
Bernardette
Kathleen Narby
Louisa
Dora Helms
Eillenora
Valencia
Lizzie Dugan
Rosabella
Woith Crangle
Lucilla
Hazel Kennedy
Nice
Mme. Massay
Aceline Furst
Isabella
Gertrude
Rose Dunn
Lydia
Mary M. Gurk
Marie
Bernadette
Ruby Kaiser
Josenpna
Amna- Jia
Iney
Helen
Lourdes
Antoinette Dubois
M. Meagher
M. Gavin
Rose Dubois
Mary Frost
Angels
Nora Bennett
Nora Meagher
Clara Quinlan
Annie Deppe
Mary Murphy
Winnifred Murphy
Irene Eldred
Dovie Bowden
Agnes Girard
Lillian Menard
Idella Gamache
Albina Gamache
Maggie Sullivan
Mary Jones
Maggie Brogan
Florence Rochette
Clara Proebetal
Bernadette Lupin
Ella Matthews
Irene Gilroney
Queenie Bynum
Freda Furst
St. Mary's Orchestra
Addie Furst
FL Ravens
Academy
Helmville Boy Injured by Powder Cap Explosion
A 12-year-old resident of Helmville named George Bignell learned the power of giant powder caps after finding caps in Helmville. He placed one on a stone and struck it with another, causing an explosion that cost him a missing forefinger part of a thumb and a jaw injury.
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George Bignell
Helmville
Helena visitors share stay with Blisters at home
Sister Mary Christina and Bieter Pul cherin of the orphans home in Helena are in the city as guests of the Blisters.
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Mary Christina
Bieter Pulcherin
Helena
City
Charity drive at St. Ann's Hospital seeks local support
Sisters at St. Ann's Hospital urge a generous contribution from Anaconda residents. The home houses orphans from seven families and the group plans to solicit funds locally. Thueson, 223 Chestnut.
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St. Ann's Hospital
Anaconda
Various City Notices and Advertisements Appear in Minute Entries
Verberkmoes moved to 212 E Park. Twenty flavors at Tolans. Visit Leck Coy for fancy screen doors. Hess of Denver stays at the Montana. Ice orders at Walkups or Greigs Crystal Ice. Reger of Salt Lake arriving at the Montana. I X L store cash prizes with 50c purchases. Peabody and Johnson of Denver register at Watch Tolans and comment on Anaconda ice cream. For rent furnished rooms and hall in Standard building. Painting by Conley Clague Collins. Walter Gavin returns from All Hallows. Apples, lemons priced. Bryant's Brass Band social at A O H hall with concert at Montana hotel. Lost diamond watch charm. $50 reward. Furniture for sale and house for rent. Great Northern runs through sleeping car to Minneapolis St Paul. Promoters of League of the Sacred Heart meet at Father Follette’s. Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters meeting at St Peter’s church. Mrs G W Peterson to Seattle for health. Deer Lodge liquor dealers meet at Turf Exchange hall.
Inquest Finds Natural Causes in McCreary Death
Joseph R. McCreary died after drinking and repeated fits at 508 East Park Avenue. A coroner's inquest, led by Justice of the Peace Frank Kennedy, ruled death due to natural causes. The body will be sent East for burial. public administrator to handle estate and property.
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J. M. Kennedy
Frank Kennedy
Joseph R. McCreary
Fast Park Avenue
Tuttle
J. J. Campbell
McCreary
Standard
Campbell
Joseph Hughes
Undertaking Establishment
A. H. McCallum
D. G. Brownwell
W.C
Viente at Mountaton View Park With Music and Games
A Sunday event at Mountaton View Park features music by the Boston Mon tana band and a special orchestra for dancing both afternoon and evening. Prizes include cash and other valuables with boating and bowling advertised. A league baseball game between Anaconda and Helena is listed. Special trains depart Butte at 10 am and 1 40 pm with round trip fare from Butte $1.00 and Anaconda 25c.
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Boston & Montana
Anaconda
Helena
Butte
Breen's lake fish dam owner denies wrongdoing
PD T Robinson of Breen's lake, in Granite county, says he has a dam there and is likely the man tied to the fish trapping complaint mentioned in yesterday's Standard. He declares no law violation and protests an injustice in the report.
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PD. T. Robinson
Breen’s Lake
Mr. Robinson
Granite County
Breen
Anaconda Standard Urges Daily Paper for Business News
The Anaconda Standard emphasizes daily newspaper use for staying informed on current events affecting business, highlighting the low cost and high value of regular reading.
Boat trains and cash prizes at Mountain View Park event
Sunday event at Mountain View Park offers cash and other prizes. Boat trains depart Butte at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Tickets remain valid on all regular service, priced at $1.00. Anaconda line applies for travel.
Loubet Tours U S Pavilion in Paris Visit
President Loubet visited the United States pavilion in the Rue des Nations but was not greeted by the U S commissioner Ferdinand W Peck or assistant commissioner Benjamin D Woodward at 9 00 a m The secretary Major Wred Brackett and a few committee members were present but not presented Ambassador Horace Porter welcomed and guided him until he left after about 15 minutes Commissioner Peck arrived shortly after the president departed
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Paris
Loubet
United States
Rue Des Nations
Ferdinand W. Peck
Benjamin D. Woodward
Major Vwred Brackett
National Committee
Horace Porter
Commissioner Peck
Willow Creek placer claim field for record
Notice records the location of the Willow Creek placer claim in an unorganized mining district. Locators J. W. Farley and W. T. Richards filed the claim for record.
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Willow Creek
J. W. Farley
W. T. Richards
Record Broken Again as Heat Wave Hits Peak
The article notes a new record high with 102 degrees in the shade by 1 p.m. Yesterday surpassed the day before by two degrees. A valley breeze and passing rain cloud cooled the afternoon briefly, but warmth returned and no heat suffering occurred. People appeared to enjoy the day.
Wedding Bells for Farrington and Moroney
John H. Farrington and Miss Lillie Moroney wed at St. Pauls Catholic Church in the early hours on Wednesday. Rev. Father Follett officiated. The groom, a popular smelter boss, and the bride, esteemed by all, will reside at 317 East Third Street and welcome friends.
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John H. Farrington
Lillie Moroney
A. m
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Father Follett
East Third Street
Advertising Cuts From Standard Publishing Firm
The Standard Publishing Company advertises a variety of cuts for advertising and illustrative purposes and invites correspondence for suitability, pricing, and use cases.
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Standard Publishing Company
Prohibition Convention Nears In Chicago Armory
Preparations for the national prohibition convention to be held in Chicago Wednesday and Thursday next week are nearly complete. The First Regiment armory will host the event with a platform likely including woman suffrage civil service postal savings banks and an interstate commerce law amendment urged by the National Millers' association.
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Chicago
National Millers’ Association
Fourth of July Clothing Orders Open Now
Thueson at 223 Chestnut urges customers to place early orders as tailors are busy for Fourth of July preparations.
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Thueson
Debtors to Lawlor and Donahue Must Settle by July 15
All those indebted to Lawlor and Donahue are warned to pay by July 15 or have their accounts turned over to a collector for collection.
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Lawlor & Donahue
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Denver, Col
Verberkmoes
E. Park
Tolan 0
Leck & Coy
H. H. Hess
Denver
Montana
Walkup’s
Greig’s. Crystal Ice Company
Fred J. Reger
Salt Lake
J. P. Peabody and
T. J. Johnson
Tolan Co
East Park
Sol Buckles
W. B. Welch
G. H. Conroy
Conley, Clague & Collins
Walter Gavin
All Hallows College
L. J. Baker Company
Bryant
A. O. H. Hall
Standard Office
R. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
The
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
League of the Sacred Heart
Father Follette
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Peter's Church
Deer Lodge County
Main Street
JUE
Natural Caues
Fitsets
Public
Bertha Ehret
Mrs. T. Ehret
Mrs. Ehret
Silver Bow Junction
Father Cummins
County Roscommon
Ireland
Kansas City
New York
J. G Jones
John Frey
L. D. Beany
L. P. Beany
M. H. Farris
H. ©. Farris
George Neil
Edward DP. Neil, Jr
Purcell
Chas
Howard
Red Lodge
H. A Fitch
H. Strain
Gheat Falls
J. H. Strain
Hawkesworth
Smelter
Mont
D. F
Hamilton
Ravalli Hotel
Ss. S. S
Sarah M. Keesling
Windsor Avenue
Bristol Tenn
Iead
Swift Specifig Company
Atlanta, Ga
MacCallum
Cloutier
Pinaconda, Mont
Losee
J.B. Losee
Mnnaconda, Montana
T. Robinson
Breen's Lake
Newbro
Ne Boule
Piente
Mountain View Park
Veek
Len
Nclaus Hsen
Dr. McLauchlin
M. A. McLaughlin
Cor
First
Columbia Streets
Seattle, Wash
General Ieadquarters
Northwest
John HM. Farrington
Anaconda Business Directory
Cleary
Bank
T. J. Strachen
Iveerits
Warm Springs
J. H. French
Dexter
No. Tw
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Corner Oak
W. C. Haynes
N. 8S. Snyder
Main
Mone
World Messenger Co. Offic
Postal Telegraph
Furst Blige
Viavi
New Bee
Hiva
Bilver Bow
Lewis and Clarke Counties
Butte, Mont
Geo. P. Wellcome
Banner, Mont
Bate Telephone
Butis
Anacunda
Missoula
We © Offe O
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Anaconda Real Estate and
Insurance Agency
Anacondia, Mont
D. G. Brownell
Aleo
Ogice and Stable
Lisst Street
Marcus Daly
Donahoe
Greenwood
Bell Exchange
Ft. Paul
Omand
San Francisco
Frugland
France
Germany
Orient
National
City Bark
Kinmae
M. Ni. Ghee. Wood, Mareyzer
Lorap Vv
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F.C. Noreex, Asst
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Urcle Sam
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