Two Men Arrested After Raid On House
Police last evening arrested two men named Allen Crozier and William McConnell on vagrancy charges after a raid at 310 Dar street. An Anaconda woman triggered the action by reporting her 16-year-old daughter was out late with the pair. Assistant Chief Walsh and Officers Corcoran and Connolly raided the residence, finding three young girls in the company of the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Crozier
William McConnell
Walsh
Corcorannd Connolly
Dar Street
A New Comet Appears in the Heavens
A new comet moves perceptibly across the southern sky observed by Dr. Gardiner and Judge Winston at Willow Glen farm near midnight. They note the movement was evident for about fifteen minutes as it traversed westward over the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Judge Winston
Willow Glen Farm
Anaconda Private Holliday Killed in Action
Private Delbert J. Holliday of Anaconda died from wounds suffered near Epinonville on September 28 while advancing with Company M. He was hit by shell fragments in the stomach and shoulder, died at a field hospital later that day. Capt. Francois Trouchet praised him as an excellent soldier who died a hero performing his duty. Holliday had been employed as an engineer at Hidden Lake before enlisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert J. Holliday
Anaconda
Thesdosia T. McClung
Am Red Cross
Francis ‘Trouchet
361St Infantry
Ander
Holliday
Miss McClung
Butte
John Nelson
Astoria
Ore
Serge
Arthur C. Paulin
Los Angeles
Nelson
Delbert Holliday
Paulin
Lnes
Kast
Paul Tin
Brabant
Francois Trouchet
Et Iny
Brievate “Holliday
Hollieday
Sever
Hidden Lake
Minglers Club Plans Summer Fishing Contest
The Anaconda Anglers Club announces a prize fishing contest this summer funded by local dealers. Anglers may win first to third prizes for rainbow, native, eastern brook and Loch Leven trout and grayling, with plans to publish official rules soon and a May 15 season start. Members discuss Montana whitefish inclusion amid some skepticism. Regular spring business continues with 45 000 eastern plantings and 60 000 fry distributed in local creeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piscator
Anaconda
Thomas Bush
J. Beach
A. Stoddard
Montana
Bur
Montara
Fig Hole
Georgetown
Banks as a Gauge of Human Nature and Bank Stamp Errors
A historical piece examines bank stamps such as insufficient funds and account closed as reflections on human frailty. It notes signs like not properly indorsed checks and guarantee stamps, arguing banks study human nature to manage risk and protect assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnisheed
Mark
John Henry
Audit planned of merchandise stocks in Anaconda
Suite in Anaconda reports ongoing audit of property for assessment. State board representatives, empowered to scrutinize books of all businesses, will audit merchandise stocks for Gise and identify intangible assets like cash. Great Falls and Butte have done much of this work, with notable increases in assessed values. Auditors are expected to arrive in Anaconda soon, exact date not fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Neal
Rowand
State Board
Gise
Great Falls
Butte
Dir Rowand
US telephone use ends 1917 at one per nine people
The article states that by the close of 1917 the United States had one telephone in use for every nine persons, reflecting rapid expansion of communications infrastructure across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pioneer Blacksmith Dies at Eighty Three in Lost Creek Area
August Deslauriers, a pioneer blacksmith and rancher near Lost creek eight miles northwest of the city, died in his sleep yesterday morning after a period of poor health. A native of Quebec, about 73, he moved from Lowell to Montana, worked as a blacksmith in Butte, then established a shop in AnaSonda. Survived by his wife and son George, with siblings in Canada and Alberta, arrangements for the funeral were not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Deslauriers
Lost Creek
Quebec
Deslauriers
Canada
Lowell
Mass
Montana
Butte
Ana- Sonda
Commercial Avenue
Cherry Street
Deslauries
Upper
George
Joseph
Louie
Montreal
Peter Trudeau
Salt Lake
Alexander
Emire
Ursula
Alberta
Fural
Fisherman's Luck True Tale Of A Local Angler Last Summer
A colorful fishing anecdote follows Artie and a stubborn trout. The reel fails as Artie fights to land a three pound native and ends with the line snagged on an old root as the fish escapes, leaving clothes shed in rapid sequence. The escapade ends with the trout gone and the story paused at spillover moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie
Earth
About to Dismantle Famous Battleship Oregon
Washington May 2 Shortage of men threatens to put the battleship Oregon out of commission Acting Secretary Roosevelt said the government might turn the ship over to Oregon for historical display at no cost to the navy before delivery. Americans in Shanghai. Two additional banks representing American interests were established in Shanghai last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Oregon
Roosevelt
Shanghai
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clara Kimball Young
Sereedertird
Clara
Kimball Young
Eastman Kodaks, Films and
Kodaks
Bees City Drug CO
Mont
Anaconda Butchers’ Union
Patton
Keppler Jewelry Store
Main Bt
Stendard
Louisville Courier-Journal
Belgium
Anaconda National Bank Capital
Anaconda News
Ture
Matinee
ECO
Bluebird
Anaconda Drug Stores
Anaconda Independent Clerks
Union City Drug Co
George W. Sparrow Smith Drug Co
Fuller Drug Co
Standard Drug Store
Members OF
THE
Clerks’ Union
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!