Work on Georgetown extension begins across several camps
Reported last night by Clifton and Applegate after touring the right of way indicates initial construction at Brown's spur main camp with warehouses and stables. Monday crews will push at Warm Springs canyon and camps at Cable road fork Silver Lake and Georgetown. Grading outfits and freight teams are due, with grading to start at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Messrs
Clifton & Applegate
Brown's Spur
Warm Springs Canyon
Cable Road Fork
Silver Lake
Bonner Mercantile Hit By Fire in Deer Lodge
A blaze damaged stock at the Bonner Mercantile company in Deer Lodge last night discovered at 11 o clock in a rear storage room. Firemen extinguished the fire quickly with defective wiring suspected as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Deer Lodge
Bonner Mercantile Company
New Moccasin Township Created by County Officials
Lewistown notes report rapid country growth around Moccasin leading to a new township formation by the county commissioners. Livingston Case named justice of the peace at Moccasin as railway construction continues. Registration for three April 1 elections opens March 25 26 and 30 with expected unprecedented turnout. Christmas Adams a homesteader from Big Bend was committed to the insane asylum. City council resolved Great Northern line building issues by restructuring Kendall highway to meet First avenue and the depot with Mayor J Marshall guiding the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Lewistown
Moccasin
Livingston Case
Christmas Adams
Big Bend
William Woods
Kendall Highway
First Avenue
J. &. Marshall
Kendall
Court Gets Large Sum in Railroad Condemnation Case
Rodgers and Bennett for Gilmore and Pittsburg Railroad paid 8701.30 to the court for judgment costs and interest in the Poindexter and Orr Livestock suit. The payment signals work on the roadbed near Dillon will start when weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Dillon
Rodgers & Bennett
Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company
Poindexter & Orr Livestock Company
Anaconda Resident Dies at Work in Smelter Carpenter Shop
John Charlies Brennan, 58, a 15 year Anaconda resident, collapsed and died yesterday while sweeping shavings in the smelter carpenter shop. He had felt unwell recently. his wife and four children survive. He was born in Pennsylvania and previously worked as a watchman at the old works. Burial will be in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Charlies Brennan
Anaconda
Mr. Brennan
Pennsylvania
Old Works
Edith
John
Bernard
Joseph
Brennan
Butte
John J. Brennan
Mike McHale
Wilkesbarre
Anaconda Officials Tout Housing Plan Amid Slum Treatment Effort
Mr Bradley expresses optimism over local prospects as the county commissioners appoint a fair committee including FE Bow man W M Montgomery BE P Math éeneen and Dr J M Scanland. Acacia lodge members from Butte attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. J. Bowman
W. M. Montgomery
BE. P. Mathéeneen
J. M. Scanland
Charles Austin
Malcolm Gillis
Lee Cohn
Herman Meyer
A. R. Currie
A. &. Christie
Butte
Acacia Lodge
No. 33
A. F. and
A. M
Dr Rizer Receives New Car
Dr I Rizer returned from Butte with a new Chalmers 36 inch pony tonneau. It features a self starting device that won a prize at the Chicago automobile show and is described as a modern car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. I. Rizer
Butte
Anaconda
Chicago
City notices and social updates from a Montana visit scene
Local items report Parker and Butte visitors, business meetings and sales notices. Mentions include Joe Manwaring and R M Smith from Butte, J M Clifton headed to Spokane, and F A Foss overseeing railroad labor in Missoula. Community events include a Girls' Association meeting, Woodmen funeral attendance, and real estate buys and wants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Manwaring
R. M. Smith
Butte
City
Bill Expands Mineral Land Leasing Powers
Washington March 2 Senator Smoot introduced a bill to lease mineral lands including phosphate potash oil and gas. It authorizes prospecting permits and leases phosphate lands for 20 years and oil and gas lands for 19 years with rent up to 19 percent of gross mineral value plus a 1 per acre annual occupancy charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington, March &C
Smoot
Secretary of the Interior
Samuel Crocker Lawrence annex library gifted by Mrs Lawrence
Mrs Samuel Lawrence has donated a library building to the Medford public library system. The annex, adjoining the Medford library, will house about 8000 volumes tailored for youth and serve as a memorial to Gen S C Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel (. Lawrence
Public Library of
Medford
Mass
Mias Constance Leupp
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
New Consumers’ League of Washington
District of Columbia
Malaysia
Europe
Barrier Reef
Price Upward Move Promises Quick Stock Rise
PRICE GOING UP is taken and the shares are moving freely the price will quickly advance This company owns and is operating three claims in the heart of George town and its stock is considered a splendid investment by practical miners who know the ground and by mining men who own adjoining ground Sub scribe for some of this stock today Terms lc a share down and le a share per month for four months Certificates issued and delivered when stock is paid for Call on or write JAMES PRINGLE Secretary Purston Building Anaconda Mont
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Georgetown
James Pringle
Purston
Anaconda
Mont
Taft condemns reversal of judicial decisions by popular vote
President Taft argues against a crude method to overturn constitutional rulings by majority vote. He says amendments, not sudden legislative acts, protect liberty and property and warn that such upheaval risks tyranny and instability in government. He urges deliberate, uniform change with full weighing of private rights.
Taft Campaign Stresses Prosperity and Confidence in Ohio
President Taft begins a three day campaign in Ohio and Illinois with a rear platform speech at Alliance. He urges genuine prosperity, warns against corrupt practices, and calls for confidence in government so that jobs and wages rise for all, especially the poor.
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Alliance
Ohio
Taft
Illinois
L. C. Latin
William H. Miller
Lalin
College Girl Millinery Class Makes Fashion Hats
Kansas Agricultural College seniors learned millinery under Flora Cowell of Marshall Field's. They bought materials for 13.05 to 39 value hats, two displayed pieces, and created diverse styles from brimmed to bonnets, proving skilled design in six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Agricultural College
Flora Cowell
Marshall Field's
Chicago
Paris
Miss Cowell
Hats for Kansas Women Show Self Made Style
Miss Antonette Becker and Miss Cowell of the cultural college claim women can learn to make their own hats quickly through sewing. A recent display of hats created entirely by Kansas girls demonstrated the skill and savings possible from home millinery.
Al Thomas Known Reporter Of Haywood Moyer Trial Fame
A. E. Thomas known as Al Thomas, author of The Rainbow, gained fame reporting the Haywood Moyer trial at Boise for a New York paper and later covered the Guinness murder mystery at Laporte Indiana, earning repeated beat assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Thomas
al” Thomas
Thomas
Boise
New York
Laporte
Ind
Notice to Electors Deer Lodge County Montana 1912 1913
In compliance with state law the registry book for city elections to be held April 1 1913 will close March 21 1912 Electors may register before the county clerk justice of the peace or notary public Ex officio County Registrar M P Mahoney Deer Lodge County Also notice for school elections to be held April 6 1912 registry closes March 26 1912 Ex Officio County Registrar Deer Lodge County Montana
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M. P. Mahoney
Deer Lodge
Montana
Deer Lodge County
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Chase & Sanborn
Uneeda
Candy Department
Anaconda Brewing Co
Cash Liquor House
Lewistown Notes
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Good Clothes
Anaconda News
Drops Dead
J.C. Brennan
Bradley
DR. Rizer
New CA
Parker's
Quane’s
Milwaukee Beer Sc
the Mint
Greig's
Co. O. F
Tom Parker
Vermillion’s
Ed Murphy
Cc. W. Stowell
T. J. Rooney
Joseph Lutey
Don Noel
Timm’s
East Park
T. P. Stewart
J. M. Scanland of
Warm Springs
Hammerslough
Miss Serene McGrath of
Miss Maude Johnson
J. M. Clifton
Clifton, Applegate & Co
Spokane
Sullivan & Peterson
Lydia Wenger
West Third Street
Bath
Cedar
K. V
Standand
Andie Furst
G. D. Lyon and
J. H. Frey
Dollie Hoagland
Independent Telephone Company
East Fourth Street
F. A. Foss
Missoula
Tom Jones
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railroad
Charles Luxton
Copper City Commercial Company
Idaho Falls
D. R. Roach
Hot Springs
Ark
Girls’ Christian Association
Laura McKay
Cherry Street
Woodmen of the World
Thomas D. Ryan
James White
William Kelliher
Birch Street
Mary
Dorothy Veasey
Agnes Shay
Tom Rooney
H. W. Price
George Dunn
Charles S. Bradley
W. E. F. Bradley
Treasury
Georgetown Gold Mining Co
John C. Brennan
Lawer & Cimer
Ryan
East Seventh Street
St. Paul's Church
Daniel Gand
Frank I. Gand
Middle East Side
Abbott & Ford
East Park Avenue
Daly Bank and Trust CO
E. J. Bowman
John R. Toole
Stockton Veazey
L. R. Funk
Manhattan
Topeka Capital
Dreamland
Whitson-Friedman
John Young
Kahn-Leroy
Billy Murray
Rubens
Werrenrath
Victor
Luxembourg
Lehar
Guido Giardini
Walter van Brunt
von Tilzer
Titl
Strauss
Lyric Quartet
Bizet
Massenet
Maud Powell
Verdi
Rico Caruso
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Whitson-Ingraham
Schubert
Dlate Neapolitan
Victor Light Opera Company
Gruber
Caruso
Scotti
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden,n. J
Victor Stes
Orton Bros
Copper City
Anaconda, Montana
Keppler Jewelry Co
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
Culticura
Alticura
Boston
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