Reunion of Soldiers Honored at Anaconda Meeting
A gathering in Mattie hall saluted volunteers who returned from the Philippines. Sergeants Fitzgerald Bateman Noonan Cavenaugh and Condon were guests of honor. plans were made to form a Spanish-American and Filipino-American veterans lodge. Comrade Hallahan presided as crowd sang patriotic songs and discussed future organizing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Hall
Philippines
Fitzgerald
Bateman
Noonan
Cavenaugh
Condon
First
Montana
Luzon
Lower Works Fire Department
Hallahan
McDaniels
Phil Greenan
Cavanaugh McDonnell
Ehrett
O'Leary
Georgia
Mattiehall
Anaconda
Amusements feature Burt Cutler's 28 piece band
A promotional piece praises Al G Field's Minstrels and Burt Cutler's band as a superb 28 musician ensemble with a drum major. It extols brass band music as the heart of American taste and patriotism, promising stirring performance and high morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Cutler
al G. Field Greater Minstrels
Joyful drum major leads Field’s minstrel band at Margaret Theatre
James Devling directs the A. G. Field greater minstrels in a Monday night show at the Margaret theater. The song Without Him What’s the Band is billed as the star feature with Devling described as a warm baby. Road schedule notes Sunday time table of street cars to new works starting March 31, fare five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Devling
A. G. Field Greater Minstrels
Field
Minstrels
Margaret Theater
New Works
Mecca
al. G. Field
Arthur Rigby
Tommy Donnelly
Doc Quigley
Pascatel
Paris
Keys
McDonald
Smith's Drug Store
Variety of Local Store Notices and Events
A dense listing of shop promos and community notices including bicycle repairs, clothing and fabric sales, dancing lessons, optician services, a glass exhibit, and social club meetings. Items mention Greig's, O. K. store, Strain's, Verberk, Keppler Jewelry, Copper City Co, and several fraternal orders with dates in late March.
Constable Returns From Fruitless Search For Camp Foreman
Constable Lynch returned yesterday from a country trip seeking Joseph Thompson fore man at a Twin Lakes road camp. Thompson is wanted for wilfully assaulting and bruising Ratte who worked at the camp. McDonald fled upon hearing of the approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Joseph Thompson
Twin Lakes
Ratte
McDonald
Curious Manroot Story From Gaylord Herald
The Gaylord Herald recounts John J. Ingalls in town for a campaign when a local root dealer left a large manroot at the office. Ingalls asked its nature and mused about whether such roots could vote. A specimen was later shown in Lloyds hardware store and identified as the root of a wild gourd that grows along Western Kansas streams, often measuring up to three feet in diameter and six feet tall with humanlike shape.
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Gaylord
Kan
John J. Ingalls
Herald Office
Ben Curtis
Ingalls
Logan Ryan
Lloyd’s Hardware Store
Kansas
Anaconda Registration Rules Ahead of City Election
The city board will register only those absent or physically disabled during the regular period. A Democratic rally tonight at Evans Opera House will feature William Kelliher and other local speakers. City Clerk Peters prepares for a large Monday vote as party campaigns surge and banners adorn the streets.
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Democratic
Evans’ Opera House
Main Street
William Kelliher
Anaconda
John R. Boarman
Duffy
Funeral for Mattie Jones at Ehret's parlors and church
The funeral for Mattie Jones will be held today at 2 o'clock starting from Ehret's undertaking parlors. Services follow at the Methodist Episcopal Church on the corner of Third and Oak streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Jones
Ehret
Methodist Episcopal Church
Third and
Oak Streets
David Cohen Sr Withdraws From School Trustee Race
David Cohen Sr withdraws from the April 6 school trustee election and retires from candidacy as Ed Devine announces his bid. Devine previously ran last year and was narrowly defeated. A petition with 100 signatures supported Cohen’s bid before his withdrawal.
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David Cohen
Notice on register day in Anaconda Montana 1901
City attorney advises that no person’s name will be placed on the great register day on Saturday March 30 except those physically unable to register during the ten days in March or those temporarily absent from the city. Board of registration of Anaconda announces this notice dated March 28, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Redmond
W. Atwater
R. Edwards
A. E. Cummiskey
Board of Registration of
Anaconda
Mont
United States Land Office
Helena
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
State of
Montana
John Gillie
Butte
Blue- Eyed Nellie
Deer Lodge
Range
Montana Meridian
Manila
Meridian
Deer Lodge County
County Recorder’s Office
George D. Greenf
Register
Notice of Registration for Anaconda City Election 1901
The six wards of Anaconda will register electors from March 5 to March 19 1901 and March 30 for corrections. Registration at City Hall runs daily 9 am to 10 pm. Board members Roger Edwards A F E Cummiskey H Redmond Charles W Atwater oversee the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Anaconda
Roger Edwards
A. F E. Cummiskey
H. Redmond
Charles W. Atwater
Board of Registration
City of Anaconda
Voter Registration Opens in Anaconda City Hall
The great register for Anaconda voters opens at city hall on March 1901 and stays open for ten days excluding Sundays and holidays. It will also be open on Saturday March 30 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for corrections and registration, says City Clerk Jos. Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Anaconda
Jos. Peters
City of Anaconda
Anaconda Montana Holds Annual City Election 1901
Notice to voters of Anaconda Montana sets April first as election day. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. city offices seek mayor, city treasurer, police judge, and six aldermen from wards one through six. Polling places listed by ward with street addresses. City Clerk signs the notice dated March 16 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Montana
Walnut Street
West Park
East Commercial Avenue
City Hall
Fifth Ward
Chestnut Street
Sixth Ward
Adams Street
Jos. Peters
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N. Y
Greig's
O. K
Masquerade A
H. Hall
Miss Walker's
Flor de
Baltimore
Hammerslough’s
Violin Lesons
Miss Tremblay
Flood Bik
Austrian Hall
Verberkmoes
Crawford
Leck & Coy’'s
Marguerite
Hammerslough’'s
E. Park Avenue
East Park Avenue
Children's Dancing School
A. O. H. Hall
Jersey
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Knesevich & Berdovich
East Park
Keppler Jewelry Co
Bohemian Glass Blowers
Commercial Avenue
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Minneapolis
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Standard Coal Company
Rock Springs
Park and Chestnut
Don O'Donnell
Elks
Lodge
Standard Hall
Frank H. Clinton
Mt. Haggincourt
Order of Foresters
St. Peter's Church
R. T. Flanagan
M. M. Mogus
Val Shebat
M. Pupich
M. M. Frankovich
J. Urich
M. Block
Kansas City
J. B. Schnadig
Chicago
W. E. Reynolds
C. J. Castle
John Walsh
L. D. Kent
Boarman
Great Register
Peters
Fleittier
Pain
Cardus
Thedford
Matilda Smith
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Chattanooga, Tenn
Wellcome & Peckover
East Park, Anaconda, Mont
Mscret Eeu Cerne
David Cohen, SR
Ostetter
Lane
Portland
Ore
F. Woodward
FE. KR. Thomas
Oak Street
Orator
Leroy,n.y
Newbro Drug Cosmith Drug Co
Buite
Paconda
Ponsett
Cluett PE Mak
Delroy
Body & CO Aa
Carey M. Howard
William Lorenz
Josephine Placer
United States
Josephine Lorenz
John Conley
B. H. Morgan
Boyd Bros
Pony Car
Rass
Kentucky
the Martin Drug Company
Petritz Block
Copper City
Turkey
Burlington
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda Business Directory
Liverilies
Warm Springs
U. W
J. H
N. 8. Snyder
St. Ann's Hospital
Solid St
Main
Anaconda, Montana
United Sates
J. W. Mehargue
Igou
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
John RK. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F.C. Norbech