Opening Georgetown Lake fishing areas bid by Montana commission
The Montana Game and Fish Commission met at the Montana Hotel and opened parts of Georgetown Lake for fishing. Stuart Mill Bay and Mill Creek were opened to anglers while Big Spring and Flint Creek stayed closed. The commission approved open seasons and planned rearing ponds and fish hatchery actions, with emphasis on veteran preferences and ongoing research at Yellow Bay.
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Georgetown Lake
Stuart Mill Bay
Fuart Mill Creek
State Game and Fish
Montana
Bowman's Pasture
Big Spring
Flint Creek
Sportsen
Georgetown
Me and Fish Department
E. A. Wilson
Livingston
I. H. Treece
Well County
Deer Lodge
Fish Department
Washington
Ontana
Wen
Commission
Sage
Petroleum
Fergus
Big Mt
Crescent
Harryt
Bull Child
Mad Plume Lakes
Wning
Rein Lake
Big Timber
Iig
Lusive
Broadwater County
Mill and
Flower Creeks
Libby
Missouri River
J. W Ofield
Bigber
Stanford
Floyd L. Smith
Montana Wild Life
Yellow Bay
Flathead Lake
Biological Department
University of Montana
Victor Lanning Leaves Hospital After Drowning-Rescue
Victor Lanning, seven, discharged from St. Ann's hospital after being rescued from Warm Springs creek by his cousin Betty Smollack eight days earlier. He fell from a foot bridge, swallowed water, and sustained head bruises but showed no lasting complaints. Fireman Robinson and local youths provided first aid before the rescue.
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Victor Lanning
Warm Springs Creek
Betty Smollack
St. Ann's Hospital
Victor
Michael Smollack
Interstate Lumber Company
Betty
Donald Moyle
Everett Wise
Robinson
Moriarty and O Neill Married at St Pauls Church
Cornelius J. ONeill and Geraldine Moriarty were united in marriage at St Pauls church in a nuptial mass officiated by Father Leitham yesterday morning. Attendants were Charles ONeill and Helen McEvoy. After a honeymoon around the state the couple will reside in Anaconda.
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Cornelius J. O’neill
Geraldine Moriarty
St. Paul's Church
Father Leitham
Charles O'Neill
Helen McEvoy
Anaconda
Cold conditions in White Sea hinder dog sledge work
A speaker recalls the White Sea cold that prevented stroking dogs as their tails froze rigid. Wagging would fracture tails, so teams persisted with slow progress amid extreme frost.
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White Sea
Verdict in Storey Case Returns Death by Strangulation
A coroner jury ruled Miss Vivian Storey died from strangulation while under ether at St. Ann's hospital. The jury reconvened after a prior deadlock and reviewed testimony including repeats from George Storey. Jurors William Hamilton Ernest Cardinal Frank Stone C J Massey B V Hogan and Patrick Fitzpatrick delivered the verdict.
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Vivian Storey
St. Ann's Hospital
George Storey
Barney McGreevey
McGrevey
Willaam Hamilton
Ernest Cardinal
Frank Stone
C. J. Massey
B. V. Hogan
Patrick Fitzpatrick
Vacation Bible School to Close Friday at Presbyterian Church
The two week daily vacation Bible school at the Presbyterian church closes Friday at 7 PM with a demonstration and display of student work in the church parlors. About 53 students attended daily from 9 to 11 30 with craft for boys and sewing and frame work for girls. Rev. Everett Top led a nine member staff including Florence Anderson Morse Dorward Lotus McKelvie Bennett McPherson Orville Johnson Capps Brown William Hayes Gladys Wolfe and Harry Carter.
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Presbyterian Church
Everett Top
Florence Anderson
Morse
Miss Dorward
Lotus McKelvie
Bennett McPherson
Orville Johnson
Capps Brown
William Hayes
Gladys Wolfe
Harry Carter
First Gungert Tonight At City Common
Weather permitting the first band concert of the summer series will be held tonight at 7 30 at the city common. Frank Provost director of the Anaconda band has planned a patriotic program for the opener. The band has rehearsed for a month and past concerts drew large crowds. One or more evening concerts are planned at Washoe park. Program includes marches overtures waltzes fox trots and American songs with selections by Bellini Waldteufel Lampe and Meyerbeer.
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Frank Provost
Anaconda Band
Washoe Park
the Conqueror
Prominent Vet Visits in City
John W. Mahan former national commander of the Disabled American Veterans and Democratic candidate for Congress from the First district visited Anaconda with attorney John Bonner of Butte. He attended the vets convention in Butte and, at local friends' invitation, planned to return to spend the afternoon in Anaconda.
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John W. Mahan
The
Disabled War Veterans
Congress
First
Anaconda
Mahan
Butte
John Bonner
Anaconda News in Briefs includes many local notices
The item lists numerous short notices from Anaconda including meetings of unions clubs and societies tonight at various halls. It notes visits by out of town residents, sales and ads for goods and services, and a midseason sale at Fifth Avenue Hat Shop with prices on hats hose dresses and coats.
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Fifth Avenue
Police drive nets second arrest for selling fireworks
Police arrested Andy Mandoli owner of a confectionery at 1002 East Sixth Street after he sold fire crackers to a youth. Mandoli pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars. Fireworks were confiscated as part of the campaign led by Chief Cullen, with repeat arrests expected this week of merchants selling firecrackers.
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Anaconda
Andy Mandoli
East Sixth Street
Mandoli
Matt Paul
East Park Avenue
Paul
Percin
Horvath
Cullen
Kids League Two Games Highlight Wet Evening Action
In the Junior Baseball league last evening two games were completed. St Pauls beat St Peters 19 to 15 on a muddy field in a heavy weight tilt while Lincoln edged Daly 10 to 9 in the B division. Other games were postponed by rain.
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Paul's
St. Peter's
Lincoln
Daly
Quane
St. Paul's
East End
Kaperich
Violette
Huber
la Fleur
Sullivan
Nugent
St. Peter’s
Cadieux
Blaskovich
Brennan
Walsh
McNally
Derzay
Driscoll
O'Donell
Baby Fluid Rules and Fletcher's Castoria Endorsement
An old home remedy guidance claims babies need specific daily fluid amounts by weight and suggests weighing feedings to adjust intake. It promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a universal cure for infant ailments and touts a motherhood guide with each bottle, urging buyers to seek the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher for authenticity.
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Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Money Hidden in Attic Vanishes
Mrs. Joe Browne of 114 Birch street reported $14.50 missing from a pair of overalls hidden in her attic. A. Mace was arrested after entering the attic and is held at the city jail on a petty larceny charge. he denies taking the money.
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Joe Browne
Birch Street
Browne
CGC
A. Mace
Osborne
Horvath
Associate Justice Candidate Angstman Visits Helena
A. H. Angstman, Republican primary hopeful for the associate justice seat, visited Helena yesterday. He has practiced law there since 1912 aside from World War I service and held posts as assistant attorney general in 1920 and 1924, being the son in law of Rev. Mr. Chirgwin.
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A. H. Angstman
Supreme Court
Angstman
Helena
Wellington D. Rankin
L. A. Foote
Chirgwin
John Strizich Corrects Identity in Court Disturbance Case
John Strizich of 609 East Eighth Street states he is not the John Doe Strizich who pleaded guilty to a disturbance charge in Justice Pringle's court on Tuesday.
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John Doe
John Strizich
East Eighth Street
Strizich
Justice Pringle
Dogs poisoned in East Eighth Street incident
Night Chief Osborne investigated a report that two valuable dogs were poisoned on East Eighth Street. Two years earlier more than 10 dogs were poisoned in the same neighborhood. Dogs owned by Mrs. Roy Hansen and Thomas Meloy were killed. meat laced with strychnine was found and a Dont touch note was left nearby. Police seek the responsible person.
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Osborne
East Eighth Street
Roy Hansen
Thomas Meloy
State Board of Hibernians Holds Regular Session
The Ancient Order of Hibernians State Board met at the A O H hall with Charles Regan Great Falls James Brown and Walter J Sewell Butte as visiting officers. The session was described as one of the most harmonious in history. A business meeting is planned soon.
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State Board of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
Boy Charged With Reckless Driving After East Park Crash
A Butte youth under age faced police steps for reckless driving after a collision damaged Chris Milkovichs machine on East Park Avenue. He paid 10 dollars to cover the repair costs and was released from custody.
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Butte
Chris Milkovich
East Park Avenue
Milkovich
Dog Attack Report Sees Child Hurt in City Incident
Joe Denault of 520 Alder Street told police yesterday that a dog owned by James Sweeney of 520 Ash Street attacked his daughter Agenal, seven. The incident prompted a police inquiry into the animal and ownerresponsibility.
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Joe Denault
Alder Street
James Sweeney
Ash Street
Agenal
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Hannangulch
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Payne Ranch
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Compliments Editor
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Joseph Kelly
W. K. Moore
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Robert H. Hill
J. W. Schofield
Paramount
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Miss Moriarty
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City Common
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Honolulu Moon
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the Prophet
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Lampe
Anaconda News
Blanchard Buttermilk
Hilgers — dv
Rainbow
Clerks’ Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Adv
Provost’s.—Adv
Hickory
Teamsters’ Union
Jim Jensen
Pine Street
Michael Solomon
St. Louis
W. Camp
Charles Barnes
Fresh Krause's Chocolates
East Park
Nash
G. E. White Co
Wallace Jackson
Alberta
Canada
Albert Anderson
Ernest Carlson
Fast Fifth Street
W. H. Nutting
West Fifth
Archie Kaufman
Seattle
H. H. Gee
Arizona
Owl Creek
Anaconda Coal Co
George D. Wickman
Denver
Col
R. I. Clayton
City
Lewis Clucas
G. M. Moore
Western Union Telegraph Office
Mrs. Moore
Pioneers’ Club
1. O. O. F. Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
Joseph Kyle
East Third Street
Carroll C. Smith
Allison
Penn's Grove, N. J
Ellen Bancroft
Walter Loranger
Margaret Hicks
West Fourth Street
Clinton Risken
Harper
Mr. Risken
East Indies
Thomas Malloy
H. Malloy
Spokane
Sydney Batteau
Chicago
Barteau
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Cornelius Joseph Shea
A. O. H. Hall
Advy
Ladies’ Aid Society
Swedish Lutheran Church
Charles Lund
John Swanson
Walter Peterson
Charles Anderson
Ruth Brittain
Upfice AG
State Board OF Hibernians
Iesday
Geo. Washington
Tobaccro
Richelieu
Briar Pipesterfield Cigaret
California
Graham
Ode Hers
Bae
Hansen’s
American Legion
Volstead
Endo-Corn Laboratories
Garfield Blvd
Fuller Drug CO
Ny Savane Oal
Anaconda Coalco
Casey
Smith Drug Co
Champion Shoe Shop
E. Park
Hogg Transfer Company
Wahlstedt
East Park Anaconda
J. Finnegan Co
Oak Phone
C. A. Tuttle CO
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