Tie game settled by an extra goal
The Wanderers and Anaconda hockey teams tied 1 1, but an extra goal decided the result. Grimes scored for Wanderers after face off, then Anaconda declined to protest, leading to a final award for Wanderers. Poor ice and crowding limited play, with Madette and McKay assisting early.
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Anaconda Gun Club March Shoot Honors Gemmett
Windy conditions shaped the Anaconda Food and Gun Club March shoot with Gemmett winning both the individual and Brownlee medals. He led after three events with 282 points, followed by Goddard 260 and Drumgoole 236. The competition also counted toward Panama-Pacific exposition prizes, and Drumgoole claimed the Kiepetko medal in two pairs. The day included high scores and awards amid gusty wind. The report also notes funeral acknowledgments for Mrs. J. Moulton with thanks for sympathy and floral offerings.
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Mission Opens at St Pauls Church Anaconda News
Crowded masses attend the three week mission opened at 10:29 mass by Father O Reilly with Father Meagher traveling from Portland. Sermons stress salvation through church sacraments and free will, ending with an evening talk on life’s purpose and eternal happiness. Next services include 8 am mass, 3:20 pm cross service, and 7 pm catechism class with an 8 pm sermon.
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City Notes and Local Notices From Anaconda Area
The clipping lists numerous names and events in Butte and surrounding towns including meetings of Rebekahs and Knights of Pythias, lodge notices, and social tips. It mentions Mrs. I A Barnard traveling to Spokane, Harry Clemens’ visit to Helena, and Senator H A Gauney in Anaconda, plus shop ads and a baby boy birth at 10 Alder Street. Also notes plane sales, a six room house for sale, and a telegraph pole injury at an unnamed station.
Reel theater vaudeville features quirky acts on stage
Keefer and awert headlined a lively show at the Reel theater with a then comedic act titled The Love Chane and The German police of Africa as a visual gag. The bill kept audiences laughing through a string of acts, including a two fiber feature. A note mentions polygamy being a felony in England in 1004 and Congress later addressing plural marriages in the United States. Charles Williams of New York reportedly worked four years on one job without a single day off.
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Senate fights over clock and budget in Montana session
The legislature debates timing changes to a tax bill with a 12 to 29 round amendment proposal. In the same rush, the appropriations committee scales down funding for educational institutions with the state university cut to 313,000 and the agricultural college to 272,000. The normal school receives 850, and the school of mines 65,000, with savings redirected to the orphans home.
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Series of Services Mark Success at St Mark's Church
The series of services at St Mark's Protestant church led by the Reverend Mr has proved successful and the Missionary Worker agreed to stay three more days to give special instruction. The sermon at 7 o'clock tonight is What Is a Christian Life general lectures continue today and Wednesday. Yesterday's meetings drew good attendance and Mr McWilliams delivered instructive reunions. His work is a valuable feature of the Lenten observance.
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Tev
First Alaskan Legislature Opens Session Today
Juneau March 2 The first territorial legislature meets in Eagle Hall with all members present. Bills proposed include eight hour day work reforms and mechanics lien changes. A territorial health inspect bill and regulation of the salmon industry are discussed. Memorials to Congress seek road construction and other relief.
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Divorce Insurance Idea Sparks Controversy in Debate
From the New York Evening World Karn Michaelis argues for divorce insurance as a social reform. He proposes a policy for a daughter funded by the father and paid up after a term or upon divorce, with premiums timed to avoid old-age disputes. He says such plans would protect women and children, though many fault the concept as flawed yet potentially influential in shifting marital burdens. In Thala, quail prize contests and fighting birds fascinate locals, with birds selected for aggression, caged females observed, and battles financed by a three-cent fee to choose male combatants, while natives feed the winners to recover from injuries.
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New York Evening World
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Ranch on Moses Lake Shows Big Seven Year Value Rise
Charles Tichacek, immigrant from Bohemia, built a 120 acre Moses Lake ranch rising from $8,000 to $65,000 in seven years through prudent land choices and hard work. He earned steady income from apples and alfalfa, living in a comfortable home among thriving, well fenced acres. An upcoming Neppel auction and visit is noted with invitation to learn full details at the commercial club event.
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Train Schedule Fragments At Anaconda And Butte
Fragmentary timetable shows trains leaving Anaconda at 3:00 and 7:00 with arrivals to Butte. Other lines mention times like 1% and 60, plus scattered numbers and names, but details are incomplete.
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Agrive
Notice to Electors on Municipal Election Registration
Notice to electors that in compliance with Chapter 113 of 1011 Session laws the registry books for the municipal prime election to be held in March 1913 will close March 13 1913. Directors may register for the ensuing election by appearing before the county clerk a justice of the peace or the public in the manner provided by law. Hay Reardon county registrar in and for Deer Lodge County Montana.
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Registration Notice for City Election in Deer Lodge County
Notice states that registry books for city election to be held on April 7, 1819 will close on March 27, 1913. Electors may register by appearing before the county clerk, a justice of the peace, or a notary public as provided by law. Ray Reardon, ex officio County Registrar, Deer Lodge County, Montana.
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