Public notices from Anaconda 1917 district plans
Anaconda Montana city council proposes Special Improvement District 97 on West Commercial Avenue from Elm Street to the division line of lots 6 and 7, block 23. Paving options include asphaltic concrete or bitulithic with storm sewer and curb work, four year assessments at 6 percent interest, July 16 meeting to consider protests. City Clerk F M Davidson signs.
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Anaconda
Mont
Omee
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Deer Lote County
State of Montana
Ald City Council
Old City Council
Fala
Find
Elm’ Street
Ald
West Commercial
West Commercial Avenue
City of
F. M. Davidson
District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
County of
Deer Lodge
James M. Glenn
Cora Glenn Fell
Joseph
G. Ebersole
John V
Lampbell
James White
Knights of Columbus Triumph In Clusters Over Brickyards
An unbalanced baseball game ended with the Knights of Columbus defeating the Brickyards 11 to 6 on the common. Key early hitting spurred a seven run third inning, followed by five more in the fourth and four in the fifth as Saville pitched until the fifth. Brickyards rallied in the sixth with four singles and two errors for three runs, but the Knights held on to seal the win.
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Brickyards
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Berry
Kyle
Rhoderick
Oldhaber
Logan
Spengler
Domitrovich
Navigators
Saville
Thier
Knights
Holden
Dyer
Bowers
Sprague
F. McEachran
W. McHachran
Keltua
Eee
Thee
Mulholland
Gordon
Colinas
Solonanen
Kile
Cele
Speadue
Nese Honeriek
Nowerm Wineinran
Sheribe
Gorgon Trofoe
McPachran
Homerun
Dyers Etinne Bowers
Baliensy
Bavale
Stine
Pema Faedaile
Sheriff Sale of Mining Claims in Deer Lodge Montana 1917
Public notice of a sheriff's sale on July 2, 1917 at Deer Lodge County Anaconda Montana. It includes the Jonnie Lode Bluebird Lode Silver Tip Extension Lode mining claims with specified records and undivided halves. Also part of probate matter for Abraham Lincoln Bolton with a June 28, 1917 will and June 29 appointment for letters testamentary to Alonzo Leatherbery.
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District Court of the United States
District of Montana
Anna Simell
Helena
Montana
George M. Bourquin
Mont
George W. Sproule
Third Judicial Ditrict
State of
Deer Lodge
Zaldee J. Brown
George P. Wellcome
Charles Mainville
Israel Mainville
Martin Guerette
Adele Deschine
Philomene Wright
Adelene Pelletier
Precille Chounard
Precille Chouiniere
Joseph Mainville
Grelock
Deer Lodge County
Anaconda
Lode
Third Judicial District
Abraham Lincoln Bolton
County of
Abraham Lincoln Bolten
Alonzo Leatherbery
James White
Selecting the Jury for July Calendar
The July jury calendar is being prepared though outcomes hinge on criminal cases of H A Taylor murder charge Oscar Osbers first degree assault and George W Peterson forgery plus appeals by Fred Pilling Mra William Ranquette Miss Ida Puitier and George P Wellcome Civil dockets list numerous cases including Clifton Applegate Toole company Herman Haflich Henried vs Stack Margaret Keenan in Anaconda Tom Harris vs Hutson estate of George Parrott Sibyl Scott administratrix of Henry Williams vs Montgomery John Wenger Montgomery Co H J Cunningham vs City of Anaconda Margaret Burke vs R T Knight R G Delaney v Montana Reliance Mining Co Nick Jim vs Oris Hansen Alexander Hansen John Provincal George Merriott v Hengill Coxens Cosens and Richardson v Fulmer John Herbert Jr v Charles Goris Northern Pacific Express Co vs Eastern Quitting Co A D Corner Katie Sprajcar infant guardian v Peter Gavigan Sommers Co v Fe Murdock and J D Dean John T Kirkup v Mandoli Crumrine trustee estate Felix L St Jean bankrupt v Standard Drug Store W H Dutinigan v Enstrom estate of Charles Cation William Weiss v Phil Daniels Jacob Hafner and John Wenner v J B Dyer Henriod v Moreland among others.
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Oscar Osbers
George W. Peterson
Fred. Pilling
Mra
William Ranquette
Ida Puitier
George P. Wellcome
John Wenger
W. M. Montgomery & Co
H. J. Cunningham
City of
Anaconda
Margaret Burke
R. T. Knight
R. G. Delaney
Montana Reliance Mining Company
Nick Jim
Oris Hansen
Alias Keiser Hansen
Alexander Hansen
John B. Provincal
George Merriott
F. FE. Hengill
James Coxens
A. G. Cosens
BE. M. Crumrine
Felix L. St. Jean
Standard Drug Store
W. H. Dutnigan
Andrew M. Enstrom
Charles Cation
William Weiss
Phil Daniels
Jacob Hafner
John J. Wenner
J. B. Dyer
E. J. Henriod
Nels Casey
Barbara Reilly
Helen Decker
Charles Flood
Moreland
Black Rocks Set for Pair of Games at Anode Park
Anode baseball fans expect two hot contests with Black Rocks of Butte following weather delays. First game 5 PM today at the common. second game Sunday 8:30 PM at Washoe Park. Hudtoff and Captain Carey reportedly assembling a strong lineup. last year’s series cited as a test of fan stamina. The Imperial screens The Silent Lie with Miriam Cooper in a snowbound Northwest tale directed by Raoul Walsh, plus The Ford Weekly.
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Anode
Black Rocks
Butte
Washoe Park
Hudtoff
Carey
Imperial
Great Northwest
Miriam Cooper
Raoul A. Walsh
Fox
Ford Weekly
City adds new garbage truck to fleet
The city received a new garbage truck ordered to haul street waste. In a test run it achieved the makers declared capability, with a maximum speed of 13 percent miles per hour.
Infant Girl Dies at Alder Street Home
Josephine Drazich, a five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Drazich, died yesterday at their home after a brief illness. No funeral arrangements have been announced.
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Josephine
Samuel Drazich
Alder Street
Mayors purge and graft trial echoes in city dispatch
Seattle reports Mayor Gill dismissing five police squad members after Inspector Powers was cleared of bribery charges. Putnam, once a critic of Gill, vows to fight removal. In Missouri, Dick Carter confesses to involvement in a plot tied to the Keet baby kidnapping and murder case, naming jeweler A Clement and ransom links. Minutes from Springfield Prosecutor O Day note Pierson offered Carter $750 for Clement’s release.
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Gill
Victor Putnam
Michael Powers
Powers
Putnam
Lindin
Springfield
Dick Carter
Hutchinson
Kan
Lloyd Keet
A. Clement
Paul O'Day
O'Day
Carter
Claude Pierson
Keet
Clement
Life of a Draftee Soldier in Anaconda Barracks
Thomas F. Walsh of the Fourth Engineers at Vancouver Washington writes to Anaconda friends about daily kitchen patrol duties for 280 men, the simple comforts of Anaconda life, and the joy of mail from home. He notes the mixed moods of soldiers awaiting letters, with some cheered by delayed mail and others disappointed.
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K. P
Thomas F. Walsh
Fourth Engineers
Vancouver
Wash
Death of Mrs Helen Hensley in Great Falls
Mrs Helen Hensley mother of Mrs W M Thornton died yesterday at Great Falls. Former San Jose resident, she came to Anaconda about 1885 with the Thornton family, later moving to Grey Falls in 1899. Described as eminently lovable, her death brings sincere sorrow to friends in Anaconda.
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Great Falls
Helen Hensley
W. M.thornton
Hensley
San Jose
Cal
Anaconda
Abo
Mrs. Thornton
Grey Falls
City Notes Highlight Local Visits And Salvation Army Meeting
George Snell was in upper Race yesterday from his rat rack creek. J McWhorter post office inspector visited the city on official business. Miss Virginia Chester visited Deer Lodge with friends. A Salvation Army meeting at the local hall this evening will feature special music. Adjutant Mac Cleland of Denver will conduct the meeting and is known as a speaker of ability.
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George Snell
Salvation Army Hall
Mac Cleland
Denver
Pantages Program Delights Audience With Varied Act Array
The Pantages program at the Margeret featured The Movie Girl and a strong chorus. The Nandos Trio substituted for Rodriguez, delivering bicycle and acrobatic feats to applause. Holmes and Severe drew laughs in a comedy ukit about married life. Breath of Virginia offered a dramatic love tale, while Morris and Allen spoofed Potash and Perlmutter with risqué humor. Cotton industry films pleased and educated. The Rainbow Fry project departs for Oregon Short Line, distributing hatchery fry between Divide and Dillon. Rainbow and native trout and grayling will be stocked after rainbow fry run out, with 3,500,000 grayling fry on hand at the local hatchery.
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Marearet
Ha “Rowland
Nandos
Paul, Fettle
Myrtle Randon
Rodriguez
Holmes
Severe
Virginia
Hime
South
Morris and
Allen
I. R. Treece
Hallam Willams
Oregon
Heard on the Streets and a Labor Notice
Local chatter questions a fish tale by John MacKenzie and John Sarrain while a skeptical friend notes empty baskets. MacKenzie claims they ate the catch on site due to short grass preventing packing and preserving freshness. Also appears a June 23 1917 wage notice for Anaconda labor under AFL Local 186 and a supplier ad for Wellcome and Durston Co. in Anaconda.
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John MacKenzie
John Sarrain
Lower Lost Creek
Mr. MacKenzie
Anaconda
Anaconda Federal Labor Union
A. F. of L
A. Fof L
William M. Johnson
J. M. Craft
P| Monror
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