Anaconda City Council Names Election Judges and Polling Places
A special meeting appointed election judges and clerks for six wards and selected polling sites for the April 1 city election. Judges and clerks are listed per ward, with polling places including Pine and Third streets, East Commercial avenue site, Dewey hall, city hall, 604 East Third street, and Armory hall.
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Fifth Ward
First
Pine
Third Streets
Horn's
East Commercial Avenue
Third
Dewey Hall
City Hall
East Third Street
Sixth Ward
Armory Hall
Elks in Anaconda Discuss Portland Convention Travel
Charles Swartz a tax agent for Anaconda Copper Mining met Anaconda Elks to plan a special Butte Portland train to the national convention. He cited a Portland hotel contract for 40 rooms at 2.50 per day and contrasted it with Detroit rates of 10 to 15 dollars per day. Montana will run a special train with several cars reserved for the Butte and Anaconda delegation.
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Charles Swartz
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Elks of Anaconda
Butte
Elks’ National Convention
Portland
Mr. Swartz
Detroit
Montana
Big Hole Blizzard Brings Harsh Cold to Travelers
Thomas Hogg returned from the Big Hole after a week buying horses. He reported 26 degrees below zero at Ralston's with hurricane force wind. Despite horse trouble in the storm, temperatures rose once across the divide.
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Thomas Hogg
Big Hole
Anaconda
Ralston’s
Don not Be Late Subscriptions Offer Limited at Low Price
Don not be late subscriptions rush in fast with allotment to be sold at a low price. Stock available at 5 cents per share payable one fifth down and four monthly payments. All money funds development no salaries or commissions. James Pringle secretary lists subscribers before price increases. Durston Building Anaconda Montana.
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James Pringle
Durston
Anaconda, Mont
Gentle medical tone touts Cascarets as mild laxative
An old fashioned cathartic is replaced by Cascarets described as gentle and effective. The ad claims they do not irritate or waste fluids, work with natural digestion, and are convenient in a 10 cent box. It advises outdoor living and exercise to avoid laxatives.
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Adyt
Laces and Embroideries Sale Offers Broad Discounts
Thousands of yards of snow white embroideries and laces at low prices. Cambric Swiss embroideries with matchings and inserts. Special 15¢ a yard with 10¢ and 19¢ options for various patterns. 27-inch flouncings in Swiss designs at 65c. Torchon lace sold in 12-yard pieces for 50c.
Shoe Bargains for Women and Misses
One hundred pairs of women's high grade patent leather boots Goodyear welt worth 3.50 pair for 2. Misses Bluchernt shoes patent tipped many sizes regular 2 a pair special today 1.20.
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Goodyear
Tollo Club Wins Spirited Debate in Punishment Skirmish
The Tollo Literary Club debated against the Demosthenian society on abolishing capital punishment. The Demosthenian team Ernest Anderson George Kleinholz and Chauncey Davidson supported the affirmative and won unanimously. The Tollo team Nancy Garred Ruby Campbell and Kathleen Munn argued the negative. Faculty coaches were Miss Rountree and Professors Ott Reinerson. The program also included a piano duet by the Lahiff sisters and a description of The Rosary play touring with Rowland and Clifford. Margaret venue listed for March 6.
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Tollo Literary Club
Demosthenian Society
Demosthenian
Ernest Anderson
George Kleinholz
Chauncey Davidson
Tollo Club
Nancy Garred
Ruby Campbell
Kathleen Munn
William McKay
Catherine Searles
Jean Kelly
William Peterson
Chage
Red Rose musical at Margaret theater in March
John C. Fisher presents The Red Rose a three act song play by Harry B Smith Robert Bowers and Robert Hood Bowers at the Margaret theater on Monday evening March 4 with a large company and stunning chorus and ballet. Advance seats are on sale at City Drugs Store.
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John C. Fisher
du Maurier
Trilby
Halcyon
Harry B
Robert B. Smith
Robert Hood Bowers
Metropolitan
The Rosary Coming Soon to Popularpriced Houses
The Rosary is promoted as a delightful everyday life drama not religious in tone and lacking heavy solemnity. It is described as a sensation of last season’s popular priced houses and offers entertaining storytelling with a strong plot.
Letter forged mother travels to Helena to meet missing son
Helena dispatch reports Mrs. Alice Monroe traveled from San Diego after receiving a typewritten letter claiming her son Chauncey would meet her at the train. The letter proved fake and Chauncey was located in Great Falls after a call from the son. Another brother was found at Ryegate on the Milwaukee line.
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The
Standard
Helena
Jack Nute
Rolla Duncan
Chauncey Moore
San Diego
Alice Monroe
Chauncey
Monroe
Nate
Great Northern
Great Falls
Ryegate
Milwaukee
Harlowton
Baltimore hotels accused of raising rates for convention
In Owensboro Kentucky on March 1 Urey Woodson secretary of the Democratic National Committee says Baltimore hotels have raised rates despite assurances from Robert Crain chair of the Baltimore convention committee. He cites contracts showing price hikes and demands Crain produce them.
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Owensboro
Robert Crain
Baltimore Convention
Baltimore
Urey Woodson
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Woodson
East Asiatic Line to Run Steamships from Europe to Pacific Ports
Portland announces that the East Asiatic company will start a regular steamship service at once between European ports and Portland San Francisco and Puget Sound Meyer Wilson Co. agents say the line will operate immediately on the Pacific coast.
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Portland, Ore
East Asiatic Company
Portland
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Meyer, Wilson & Co
Pacific Coast
Flour seized by war era blockade leads to bank suit ruling
The Russian National Bank of St Petersburg won a $38,000 recovery against Seattle's National Bank of Commerce in a Port Arthur flour transaction during the war with Japan. Clarkson & Co arranged for 5500 sacks of flour to Port Arthur, loaded on the Hyades, which breached the blockade. The flour landed on a Port Arthur wharf but could not be moved as Japanese forces fired on the site. The flour later disappeared, presumably stolen, and Clarkson & Co repudiated the draft. the Russian bank then sought repayment.
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Seattle
Russian National Bank of
St. Petersburg
National Bank of Commerce of
Port Arthur
Japan
United States District Court
Clarkson & Co. of
Clarkson & Co
J P Morgan cited as wine benefits by Arthur Brisbane
New York reports Arthur Brisbane cited J P Morgan as a prime example of wine benefits at the American Winegrowers association dinner. He recalled Morgan drinking Burgundy with meals while Harriman drank water, claiming Morgan’s 70s vigor and control of 80 million people.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
Arthur Brisbane
American Winegrowers' Association
E. H. Harriman
Mr. Harriman
Leap year pranks flood Spokane lineman with marriage offers
Frank Hoefert, a Spokane lineman, says eastern women flood his mail with marriage proposals. He reports letters falsely signed as him appear in Decatur Illinois and Newton Massachusetts papers asking mayors to help him find a wife. He denies seeking a wife and criticizes the prank.
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Spokane
Frank Hoefert
Hoefert
Decatur
Ill
Newton
Mass
Desertion and support suit in Montana district court
In Deer Lodge County Montana Blanche Crawley sues Elmer P Crawley in the Third Judicial District for desertion since August 15 1910 and for willful neglect to provide necessaries. The summons requires an answer within 20 days after service and warns of default judgment. The complaint notes marriage in Ogden Utah March 26 1908 and residency in Montana over a year before January 8 1912. Witness D 1912. Attorney P Stewart represents plaintiff.
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District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
Blanche Crawley
Plaintt
Elmer P. Crawley
Ogden
Utah
Anaconda
Mont
Barney Hogan
Anak
Bart Hogan
P. Stewart
Notice to Creditors Estate of Christina Wegren
Notice is given to creditors and all persons with claims against Christina Wegren deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be mailed or presented to Charles E. Wegren administrator at 610 Chestnut Street Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Dated February 15 1912 Anaconda Montana.
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Mary Margaret Thomas
West Park Avenue
Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge
State
Montana
Josephine Thomas
John P. Thomas
District Court
State of Montana
Patrick J. Daly
County of
County of Deer Laxige
City of
Wellcome & Peckover Company
Main Street
County of Deer Lodge
State of
FE. J. Bowman
Christina Wegren
Chestnut Street
Charles E. Wegren
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