Montana mine sale confirmed by court ruling
In St. Gston on May 5 1925 Judge Joseph Ekson of Butte confirmed in district court the sale of the Montana group of mines at City by Robert I. McKay to W. D. Mar for four million dollars. The purchaser must complete payment by December 1925 with stipulations for earnings deductions to cover the cuts and associated costs.
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Sgston
Montana Group of Mines
City
Robert I. McKay
W. DD
Joseph Ekson
Butte
OULA Police Magistrate reports fiscal year figures
The annual submission to the city by Police Magistrate John J shows a reduction of 1,069 in arrests last year. Bonds forfeited and amounts collected were down, with 467 arrests recorded in the closed year. Grazing season impacts cattle and horses, sheep to depart in two months, and carloads of motor trucks reached Mis yesterday with 12 machines consigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oula
John J
County to provide freight for reservation work during summer
County commissioners plan to use highway department freight for summer reservation work. Some freight may be sent to highways south of the city for a time. George A. Lewis and Cleopatra Fitch of Roundup received marriage licenses from the county clerk yesterday. Norman McLean won a gold medal for best essay by a Missoula county high school student, and Asa Duncan’s entry won first in a declamatory contest to select a representative for the state event at the university. Western Montana Fish and Game Association elected officers Ruel Cosner president H. O. Bell vice president M. R. Hardenburgh secretary treasurer. A hatchery will be built on Fish Creek near Salmon Lake producing 60 000 fingerlings yearly. Judge Sydney Lanner will deliver the 1920 commencement address at the state university on June 10. Click Clark, 1916 Grizzly end and former captain, to be athletics director at Mount West College in Mitchell, entered military service in WWI and recently resided in Everett. Coach W. E. Schreiber to take the Grizzlies to Helena to open the 1920 baseball season against Mount St. Charles, then Bozeman and switch games with the Bobcats.
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State Highway Commission
Deer Lodge
George A. Lewis
Cleopatra Fitch
Roundup
Norman McLean
National Society of Colonial Daughters
Missoula County
Red Chief
Asa Duncan
Western Montana Fish and Game Association
Ruel Cosner
H. O. Bell
M. R. Hardenburgh
Fish Creek
Salmon Lake
Sydney Lanner
The
Supreme Court
State University
Click Clark
Grizzly
South Dakota Wesleyan College
Mitchell Clark
Everett
Wash
W. E. Schreiber
Helena
Grizzlies
Mount St. Charles Coll Ze
Montana farmers face minimal winter losses in wheat
North Montana Great Falls May 5 Lloyd James Griffin field appraiser for the federal farm loan bank reports winter wheat losses in Garfield Mc Cone Dawson and Custer counties will be tactically negligible. Hay shortages and slow spring growth hit stockmen hard though. No Garfield farm loan delinquencies. Orrin S Ramstad 29 died from tetanus after a horse kick near Poplar. A B Lyman of Excelsior Minnesota plans 3800 acre Glasgow farm planted entirely in alfalfa after purchasing seed from Milk River valley. past season he sold 25000 pounds of alfalfa seed grown in Montana.
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Great Falls
Montana
James Griffin
Federal Farm Loan Bank
Garfield
McCone
Dawson
Custer
Garfield County
Poplar
Orrin S. Ramstad
Minot
Milk River
A. B. Lyman
Excelsior
Minn
Glasgow
Lyman
Trout Fry Distribution Underway in Montana Streams
State Gagne War den J. L. de Hart announced three fry distribution trips across Montana in streams, with 206,000,000 trout fry to be spread this season. The crews will travel by Northern Pacific Milwaukee and Great Northern lines with cans of fry hatched from last fall’s eggs. If enough spawning trout eggs are secured, a larger fall distribution is planned.
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Helena
J. L. de Hart
Milwaukee
Great Northern
Mr. de Hart
Sulpherb Tablets Boost from Syracuse Customer Testimony
A Syracuse man Albert Clemence recounts taking Sulpherb Tablets and reports regular bowel movements and renewed strength after stomach liver and bowel trouble. He notes colleagues with similar issues now use the tablets and praise them. Sold by all druggists and beware of spelling sulphur versus Sulpherb.
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Albert Clemence
Wilbur Avenue
Syracuse
N. Y
Weight Gain and Color Restored with Hypo Nuclane Tablets
Advertises S-grain hypo nuclane tablets as a home treatment to improve weight, color, and stomach or nerve condition. Claims red lips, pink cheeks, and 10 to 30 pounds weight gain after several months of use. Urges readers to ask their local druggist for the product.
Primary Returns From 38 Counties in Montana Vote Totals
Helena May 5 The state board of canvassers finished the official count from 38 counties with several counties still awaiting returns. Democratic ticket leads include vice president Stewart 6294 and presidential electors Kennedy 6683 Toole 7223. Republican totals show Johnson 13738 and delegates led by Allen lists various names with double digit thousands.
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Helena
State Board of Canvassers
Big Horn
Blaine
Chouteau
Fergus
Flathead
Garfield
Liberty
Lincoln
McCone
Silver Bow
Stillwater
Teton and Toole
Cisel
Hurd
Kennedy
Toole
Ayers
Barth
Bole
Burke
Erickson
Hathaway
Kehoe
Kelly
Lane
McGregor
Murphy
Newman
O'Connor
O'Neill
Purcell
Ramsey
Reynolds
Scearce
Stewart
Thompson
Walsh
Harding
Hoover
Johnson
Lowden
Wood
Larnsworth
Kemmis
McLeod
Power
Richardson
John Allen
William R. Allen
Adams
Alexander
C. B. Allen
Ambrose
Miss Anderson
Burlingame
Baker
Brimacombe
Callaway
Connelly
Donlan
Dorr
Fenner
Gibson
Gunn
Goddard
Haire
Hart
Kirton
Larson
McDowell
McMillan
McWilliams
Selway
Protest Filed in Supreme Court Over City Improvement District
Transcripts on appeal were filed in Helena to restrain Deer Lodge from proceeding with a proposed improvement district and paving project. Plaintiffs Henry Hinzeman and J A Kerruish appeal after losing in district court. They argue the district resolution is improper and illegal and would cost 90000 dollars, creating a $1000 lien on Hinzeman and Kerruish’s property and damaging it.
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Helena
Deer Lodge
Henry Hinzeman
J. A. Kerruish
Supreme Court
Hinzeman
Kerruish
District Court
Lane Captured Near Forsyth in Benson Ranch Killing Case
Alfred Lane, sought by Rosebud county authorities for the killing of Harry Theade at the Benson ranch east of Hathaway, was reported captured near Coal Creek and lodged in Forsyth county jail. The arrest ends a manhunt that extended to Forsyth after the crime last week.
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Miles City
Alfred Lane
Rosebud
Harry Theade
Benson Ranch
Hathaway
Coal Creek
Forsyth
Potatoes Found Dumped Near Helena During Scout Hike
In Helena two miles south, Boy Scouts on a hill hike found a truck load of potatoes dumped recently and held for $10 a hundred. The scouts ate some during their noon rest and camp. There is no crew linked to the dumping.
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Helena
Anaconda News in Brief Alco Taxi and Meetings
Anaconda notes list Alco Taxi phone 86 and several society meetings tonight including W O W Maccabees Building trades Pocahontas and Engineers local 118. Also notices on housing rental, shop space, and local business ads mingle with travel and funeral attendance, with church events and a smelter update.
Ladies' Aid Society Meets at Presbyterian Church
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet this afternoon in the church parlors at 2:30. Members will be entertained by Mrs. W. M. Hays, Mrs. W. H. Trippet, Mrs. W. R. Atkeson, Mrs. C. H. Johnson, and Mrs. Martin Martin. A program has been arranged.
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Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Brinton
Allard
Cay
Lades’ Aid Society of
The
Norwegian Lutheran Church
John Ferkin
George Milkwick
Luther League of the Swedish Lutheran Church
Ruby Holmberg
Alfred Werlein
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
D. A. McFarland
W. KE. Shawkey
G. N. Hannah
Herbert C. Shannon
L. W. Barnes
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
W. M. Hays
W. H. Trippet
W. R. Atkeson
C. H. Johnson
Martin Martin
Notice from W. O. W. May dues close May 6
The books for May will close May 6 and members must pay dues at City Drug Company's store. JOHN T. MURPHY, Acting Clerk.
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City Drug Company
John T. Murphy
Regular meeting notice by Tuchscherer and Clinton
Ellis notes a regular meeting tonight at 8:30 led by W H Tuchscherer and R F H Clinton as secretary actions and attendance advised.
Lavoptik Eye Wash Promises Quick Sight Relief in Anaconda
Anaconda readers are urged that Lavoptik eye wash blends of witch hazel hydrastis and camphor can help weak and inflamed eyes. A girl with strained eyes improved after one application and her mother benefited within a week. A small bottle is guaranteed to aid any case with an aluminum eye cup free.
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Fuller Drug Company
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Building Trades
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May Victor Records
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Lorraine
Beaudry Hotel
L. F. Verbearckmoes
E. Park Ave
Joe Sadich
J. J. Ryan
Anaconda
Phil C. Goodwin
Anaconda Shoe Shop
Main Street
Victor Day
Whitehall
Swedish Baptist Church
August Olson
Portland
Ore
Dewey Hall
Ross MacDonald
Lucille
J. M. Kennedy
J. M. Minor
W. M. Kelly
Jerry Clifford
Captain Kelly
Melander
Third St
Wahlstedt
Optician
East Park
Eatson
Silha’s
J. Standard
Jesse Miller
Shelton, Neb
Sarah L. Blakely
Trail Garage
Anaconda Anglers’ Club
Lepke
Bernice Miller
St. Ann's Hospital
Jack King
Deer Lodge County
Southern Cross
Los Angeles
Southwest
Anaconda Lodge of Elks
Anaconda Ellis
Kk. E. Bailey
James Drumgoole
A. G. Stewart
W. Commercial
W. CC. T U
Layton
First Methodist Church
C. L. Bovard
Ht. M. Bell
West Park Avenue
P. K. Somerhauser
Maine
Somerhauser
Navy
BE. Park Ave
Ires Abes
Chestnut Street
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Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
No. 4
Hamilton
Graae Brown
East Park Avenue
James H. Murphy
Pathe News
Macrae’s
E. Park
Nus
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C. H. Branscombe
M. P. Mahoney
C. A. Tuttle Co. Funeral Directors
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