First Communion at St. Peter's Church with 76 Children
Seventy six children celebrated their first communion at St. Peter's church with Rev. Father Piernot delivering an apt sermon and the church choir offering special music. Names of the children are listed along with a note on photographs taken after the ceremony. The ad for Thueson clothing appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Church
Father Piernot
Carl Beckers
Andrew Karas
John Keltus
Lawrence Gallagher
Daniel Conlan
Thomas Sheehan
John McGinty
George Beausoleil
George Pecher
Joseph Janasko
John Andrews
Walter Healy
John Reagan
James Mathews
Anthony Lubke
Lawrence Wicke
Frank Herbolich
Peter Flynn
Frank Corrigen
Joseph Gilmore
Phil Kekich
Dennis Patrick McCarthy
Michael Murphy
Fred Courcy
Arthur Murphy
Rudolph Urich
William A. Malloy
John FitzPatrick
George Strakel
Frank Blatrick
John Walsh
Harry Beansolel
Frank FitzPatrick
Martin Michael
Frank O'Donnell
William Me. Nicholas
Daniel O'Mara
Mary Dolan
Loretta Claus
Elizabeth Andrews
Rose Wallace
Susie Chuman
Mary Gallagher
Mary Matifa Theisen
Annie Mary McCaffer
Marcella Bridget Flanigan
Mary Prosnik
Mary Janasko
Wilhelmina Jennings
Mary McDonald
Mary Coriveau
Ellen Murray
Uncalled Letters for Ana Conda Post Office Week Ending June 27
List of names remaining uncalled at the Ana Conda post office for the week ending Saturday June 27. The roster includes residents and multiple entries such as Bateman Burns Boomer Davies Davis McCarthy McDonald Leary Lundberg Nordquist Olson and others with family and foreign names noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
J. F. Bateman
CC. O. Burns
William A. Boomer
CC. G. Bryant
John Cain
Albert Craig
W. M. Crenshaw
Mike Gerny
J. G. Davies
Claud Davis
Clyde Davis
Charles J. Gahm
James Gallagher
John Habee
W. Hanson
William Harris
Jehk Hrbut
P. J Kilker
Lee Lewis
C. R. Little
Mat Lucht
William G. Montgomery
Con Murphy
Thomas McGrath
McMannus & Lappen
George A. McCarthy
John W. McDonald
James O'Leary
Thomas Oliver
C. W. Patterson
Henry E. Peterson
Fred Premrose
Podbielskey & Steffen
Cliff Ruffner
Thomas T. Scanlon
Brave Engineer Saves His Train
Parkersburg West Virginia June 28 engineer G A Duval of a freight train on the Ohio river division of the Baltimore and Ohio risked his life to save the crew and prevent a powder car from exploding. He stopped the train had a brakeman cut the train off behind the powder and ran ahead with the burning car placing it at a safe distance. He barely escaped before the explosion but no one was hurt.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
G. A. Duval
Baltimore & Ohio
Duval
Negro Official Snubbed by German Officers
Savannah, June 28. J. H. Mereaux, Savannahs necro collector of customs and US government representative, was snubbed by officers of the German cruiser Gazelle which recently visited. While guests of local clubs, none of the German officers called on Mereaux, a customary courtesy shown to visiting warship officials.
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Savannah
J. H. Mereaux
United States
Gazelle
Deveaux
Boce
Charleston
Br. Crum
Gypsy Camp in town draws visitors near race track
A camp of Gypsies has set up near Warm Springs creek by the race track, with dark haired women offering fortune telling and horse traders among the men. Some travelers plan to split for different states while others may return to California. the group is described as varied in honesty and ability, with a notable grandmother of horseman Bob Smith among them.
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Warm Springs Creek
Butte
California
Montana
Oregon
Utah
Preacher Links John the Baptist to Masonry at St Mark's
Rev H E Robbins contrasted ancient religion with modern civilization in a St Mark's sermon to the Masons. He called John the Baptist a master builder shaping a temple of virtue, urging Masons to build a moral society through love, right living, and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Robbins
St. Mark’s Church
St. John the Baptist
John the Baptist
Atlas
Rome
Gibbon
Schaff
Eidershiem
Seneca
Cicero
Tacitus
Tiberius Caesar
John
Israel
God
Sin
Evenly Matched Match as Courthouse Meets B A P
Crowds at Mountain View Park witnessed a fair baseball exhibition between the courthouse and B A P teams. Tolan and Gallavin pitched well amid wet grounds, Tobin and Kolbe each had three hits, with Ruekm an hitting a home run and Hansel cited for solid umpiring. A return match is likely under better conditions.
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Mountain View Park
Courthouse
Tolan
Gallavin
Tobin
Kolbe
Hansel
Retx
Rabe
Betz
Ruekman
Ameranx
Ameraux
Eastern Syndicate to Build Mines Rails and Plant in Utah
Salt Lake City reports State Senator A B Lewis announcing that a powerful eastern syndicate has acquired heavy iron and coal lands in Southern Utah and plans to invest 25 to 30 million dollars to open mines construct railroads and erect a large steel plant The Utah Coal and Iron Company will be incorporated in Colorado next week with a 29 million capital and bonds of equal amount A Denver attorney is in Salt Lake City on related corporate business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
A. B. Lewis
Eastern
Utah
Utah Coal and Iron Company
Colorado
Denver
Anaconda News Briefs Include Pianos Boats and Social Plans
Local notes report piano dealers engineers and tuners like Zollman Verberckmoes Schlapp and Strain's promotions. Fishermen from Anaconda enjoy a party at Storm Lake while the Steamfitters baseball team returns from Missoula. A special train to Butte for Eastern Star event offers one fare round trip.
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Steamfitters
Missoula
Anaconda
Eureka
Order of Eastern Star
Butte
Ruth Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
H. Redmond
Excursion Rates to Gregson Springs Begin Saturday May Second
The B A P railway announces round trip rates to Gregson Springs starting May 2 and continuing every Saturday until further notice. Anaconda to Gregson and return cost 50 cents and Butte to Gregson and return. Tickets valid on all trains from noon Saturdays to noon Mondays. A single buggy and harness are for sale at Steuernagel's second hand store.
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Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Gregson
Butte
Steuernagel
National Regatta Entries for American Henley Announced
The American Rowing Association lists 25 entries for the American Henley on the Schuylkill river July 2. Yale and the University of Pennsylvania enter crews, with Yale sending a second boat. Cornell’s four-oared crew was withdrawn. Out-of-town entries come from San Francisco New York Boston Detroit Baltimore and Toronto.
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Philadelphia
The
American Rowing Association
Bchuykill River
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Cnimes
San Francisco
New York
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Toronto
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thueson
East Park
J. C. Epnglish
New Orleans
Mary Patterson Fet
New Iberia
Nun & Corp Séek
Trady
Episcopal Church
HH. EE. Robbins
Christ
Barrows
City of God
Davison
Emmons
Alexander
Benson
Eastern Syndicate
Zollman
Verberckmoes
Optician
Schlapp
Mandolin Orchestra
Turner Hall
EF. C. Pinkerton
Judge Hendricks
Strain‘s
Mia
Herman Helm
Pearl of
Mrs. Trunk
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Charles Pelletier
Chestnut Street
St. Paul's
Calvary Cemetery
Stormlake
Anaconda Juniors
St. Patrick's Altar Boys of
Henley
Copper City
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Mich
Dr. Gunn
Dr. Bosanko Co
TIN Cow Brand
Munyon's
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
John R. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F. C. Norbeck
Ass’t
Board of Managers of
Montana Soldiers’ Home U
Lout
Soldiers’ Home
Colum Falls
Mont
Board of Mmanager
C. B. Miller
Helena
A. Ausadre
Paris
Newobro Bros Co
Allen Gold Mining Company
Comany, Durston Block
W.W. H. Mahoney
Anaconda, Mont
Cook Remedy
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Anaconda, Montana
John S. Marshall
Mgr
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