Passionist Fathers Visit Washoe Smelters
The Passionist fathers of Chicago visiting St. Peter's church toured the Washoe smelter yesterday afternoon in J. F. E. Clifford's private car. They were greeted by Mr. Mathewson and shown the works, receiving a copper cross souvenir inscribed Passionist Fathers Anaconda. They called the trip among the best of its kind.
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Chicago
St. Peter's Church
John
Michael Pirnat
Clifford
Mr. Mathewson
J. FE. Clifford
Anaconda
Mathewson
Edward L Mills to Speak at the Methodist Church
The Rev Edward Laird Mills superintendent of the Helena district will lecture tonight in the church parlors to the men of the congregation. His subject is The Young Man and the Religious Movement of the American Bible Class. A musical programme will be rendered and refreshments served. Arrangements are by the Baraca Bible class.
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Edward Laird Mills
Helena
Methodist Church
Baraca Bible Class
Disturbance Arrests After Alley Fight
Ben Bolt and Jack Kelliher were arrested by Night Chief O'Brien for fighting in Give Me a Dime alley. Bolt threw stones at Kelliher. both were jailed and to be brought before Judge Murphy.
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Ben Bolt
Jack Kelliher
O'Brien
Bolt
Kelliher
Judge Murphy
Police Court Arrests In Unlawful Cohabitation Case
Henry Webster and Eva Newell were arrested by Night Chief O'Brien on unlawful cohabitation charges. They were jailed and scheduled before Judge Murphy, after police found furniture scattered in their Give Me a Dime alley cabin. The pair are well known at the court.
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Henry Webster
Eva Newell
O’brien
Judge Murphy
Give Me A Dime
Highlanders Hold Social Session in Mabel Hall
Last night the Royal Highlanders held a social session in Mabel hall after initiating several candidates. A musical programme followed and refreshments were served. Those present enjoyed themselves.
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Mabel Hall
Royal Highlanders
Copper City's Great Furniture Sale Starts Thursday
Copper City runs a large furniture sale beginning Thursday March 28 offering 12 000 dollars worth of high grade furniture for 5 000 dollars. The event promises exceptional value and limited time savings for buyers.
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Copper City
Warrant Call for Condemned Sidewalk Fund
All warrants registered on the condemned sidewalk fund prior to November 1, 1911, are payable at the city treasurer in Anaconda Montana. Interest ceases on and after March 26, 1912. R. B. Lewis city treasurer.
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R. B. Lewis
Anaconda
Montana
The One Great Evil in the World Sermon at Messonton
The Rev Father Adrian de Livers delivers a sermon on the family as the heart of domestic happiness. He argues happiness rests on religion, love, and union, condemning intemperance and neglectful parenting and urging devotion to God as the path to true home life. He cites Jesus’s Holy Family as a model and urges readers to elevate the Christian home toward heavenly light.
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Adrian
God
Shirine
Jesus Christ
Earth
Holy of Holies
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Calvary
Holy Mary
St Joseph
Jesus
St. Joseph
Mary
Joseph
Powell County Bar Did Not Take Action
The Standard published a false notice claiming the Powell County Bar barred Anaconda lawyers from Deer Lodge. The bar did not act. envelopes bore the court clerk's imprint, and the signature figures were faked. The hoax is said to have been conceived by lawyer Duffy.
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Powell County Bar Association
Powell County
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Edward Scharnikow
William J. Paul
Josh
Duffy
Meeting for motor cyclists at Montana hotel
A meeting for motor cyclists plans to meet in the red room of the Montana hotel at 7 4 oclock tonight. RR D Bernard of the state committee of the American Federation of Motor Cyclists will preside and attend, with a very interesting gathering anticipated.
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Montana
D. Bernard
State Committee
The
American Federation of Motor Cyclists
John Eamonn Obsequies Held for Infant John Eamon
Funeral services for John Joseph Eamon eight month old son of Mr and Mrs Angus J Eamon were held yesterday from the family home at 506 West Third Street with services at St Pauls church Interment followed in the family lot at Mount Carmel cemetery Floral tributes were placed at the service and cemetery
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John Joseph Eamon
Angus J. Eamon
West Third Street
St. Paul's Church
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Commissioners Hear Evidence On Railroad Right Of Way
The condemnation suit of the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railroad against M M Leahy over a right of way was heard by commission ers L A Cusin Thomas Parker and E C Cradle. The main issue is if the railroad will affect a water power site on Leahy land and its development plan. The case was continued to next Thursday.
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Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railroad
M. M. Leahy
L. &. Cusin
Thomas Parker
Plano for sale and local notices in city brief
Brief city notes include for sale listings on West Fourth Street and a corner lot at $560, social and religious events at Odd Fellows, Eagle and Norwegian Lutheran groups, and hospital updates. Mentions of local residents' travels, appointments, and registration tallies by ward.
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Wellcome & Peckover Co
Missoula Team Bound for Hamilton Training Camp
Missoula manager Blankenhip wired transportation today for players to join a Union association squad. The group includes pitchers Matson Bromley Zamrock Sinclair Quick. infielders Kaefer Bent Greenwood Chagnon Perrine. outfielders Warren Tibon Hartman Bassey. catchers Moore and Carmen. Skipper Roberts may return as catcher and first baseman.
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Mhiepatch
Missoula
Blankenship
Union Association
Hamilton
Highlanders
Matson
Anaconda
Bush
Brainerd
Minn
Bromley
San Francisco
Zamrock
Sinclair
Quick
Salt Lake
Kaefer
Bent
Greenwood
Sacramento
Callahan
Chagnon
Twinalls
Idaho
Perrine
Kansas City
Warren
Tibon
Oakland
Hartman
Santa Cruz
Bassey
Tacoma
Moore
Carmen
Roberts
Fiest
Spokane
Elderly man robbed on Commercial Street by two suspects
A 77 year old man, EF Golder, was held up last night by two men at the Give Me a Dime alley intersection on Commercial Street and relieved of 37 dollars. One robber choked him while the other searched him, then ordered him to move on. He provided a detailed description of the assailants.
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EF. Golder
Mr. Golder
Commercial Street
Last Chance to Buy Georgetown Gold Mining Stock
The Georgetown Gold Mining Company ends its treasury stock sale at 5 cents a share with the subscription list still open today. Practical miners predict a rich mine potential and a sharp rise in value, urging buyers to act now with payments of one-fifth down and four monthly installments. James Pringle, secretary, Durston Building, Anaconda, Montana.
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Treasury
Georgetown Gold Mining Company
Georgetown
Funeral of John Hobart Held at Hill Cemetery
The funeral for John Hobart was held yesterday afternoon from Tuttles undertaking parlors with Rev. J. W. Taft of the Methodist church officiating. Interment followed in Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were James Quane David Hood Thomas F. Murphy Joseph Stevens James Quinn and Aley Deano.
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John Hobart
Tuttle
J. W. Taft
Methodist Church
the Hill Cemetery
James Quane
David Hood
Thomas F. Murphy
Joseph Stevens
James Quinn
Aley Deano
White liners rounded up after warehouse incident
Police arrested four white liners behind Johnson's warehouse last evening. Officers found two bottles of alcohol in their possession and they were consuming it. All four were taken to city hall and will appear before Judge Murphy in the near future.
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Johnson
Judge Murphy
Fire safety ideas urged by New York official
The New York Sun reports Rudolph P. Miller, Manhattan building superintendent, commended by Edwin R. Hardy of the Insurance Society for a brief to the state factory investigating commission. Suggestions include wider stairs, division walls with standard doors, on floor alarm and sprinkler provisions, and regular fire drills to keep employers calm and ready to act.
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The
New York Sun
Borough of
Manhattan
Rudolph P. Miller
Edwin R. Hardy
Insurance Society
New York State Factory Investigating Commission
Hardy
Dell and Haights Steal the Show at Imperial
Dell and Haights the minstrelites thrilled crowds in Sandy Night and Last Night with clever dancing sharp jokes and spicy stories. Management extended their engagement for two more nights and they perform tonight and tomorrow in a fresh comedy. Henry Hirschais sang Don't Wake Me Up I Am Dreaming. Three reels of photoplays closed the program proving the night well worth the walk.
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Henry Hirschais
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F. H. Clinton
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Edward L. Mills
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Butte
J. Sullivan
Main Street
J. H. Duffy
W. Fourth Street
Sullivan & Peterson
Hammerslough’s
Eagles
Blue Ribbon Beer
Cash Liquor House
Ruth Libby
Bruckner’s
Kell
Anaconda Laundry Company
Vermillion's
A. D. Sperry
St. Ann's Hospital
Thomas Murphy
Ladies of
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Fleming
W. H. Dunnigan
Republican State Central Committee
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Fred List
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Haggin View
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Hill Side
Fred Reilly
Warren Davis
William A. McAndrews
Joseph McCarthy
Rk. &S. Tolan
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Duluth
Trick & Ls O
F.A.P. Dry Goods Distributor
Chil
Corner Main and
Missouri
Deer Lodge, Montana
James Pringle
Durston Building
Mont
Safest
Readi
Big Ben
Imperial
Reel Theater
el Cajon Valley
California
Surelock Jones, Detective
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Ed Price
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