May Weather Record From Havre Montana Sevently Years
Weather observer C W Ling of Mawre presents a twenty two year May weather compilation. The review covers average temperatures with a high of 83 degrees and a low of 18, noting the warmest May in 1897 and the current May of 1902. It records precipitation totals, frost dates, and cloud patterns with prevailing southwest winds and a maximum wind speed of 63 miles per hour on May 11, 1890.
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Yeomen meet to-night in city events
A city page lists Yeomen gathering and Div B meeting at night. Employment office at 19 Fast Third notes jobs. Verberckmoes optician and secondhand goods dealer advertises items and prices. A contest krorrera predericks is highlighted as hard to pick.
Strains of Strain's Store News in Butte Items
The item roundups list products and notices from Strain's store in Butte with ads for silk, linens, curtains, towels, and shoes. It notes a railroad executive return from Chicago, a pneumonia recovery, and family travel plans while detailing music, pianos, and limited-time prices and offerings.
Ground consecrated for African Methodist church in Butte
The African Methodist Episcopal church site near Turner Hall opposite the B A P railroad offices was blessed yesterday for a new frame church with stone foundation. Rev Jordan Allen of Butte leads the project saying he will lay the cornerstone by June and manage construction with earnest local workers including 15 members. Mrs Marcus Daly gifted the eastern town lot traded to the Anaconda company for the site.
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Left a Large Sum of Money by Helena Man
A fragmented note recounts a man from Helena who says he left a large fortune across the West Coast and Montana after years of residence and hardship. He mentions travels to Spokane, Great Falls, and Saline area, health failing, seeking assistance to record his information for a lifelong friend of a Helena notable citizen while masking his name.
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Peter Johnson Named Interim City Janitor Engineer
Peter Johnson was appointed by Mayor Stephens to replace James McFessey as janitor and engineer at City Hall. McFeeley, longtime city employee, identified pay raises need and helped secure them. Johnson will serve for about ten days before an extended visit abroad.
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Mary Newman Gets Ten Days In Jail
Mary Newman of Mainville was found guilty of drunkenness and disorderly conduct by Judge Hayes. She received a 10 day sentence in the county jail after arrest by Officer Joe Armstrong. Testimony described a rude spree at Lane Dry saloon.
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Special train to Butte for Anaconda fight crowd
The Butte Anaconda & Pacific railway will run a special train to Butte to carry Anaconda sports fans to see the Fredericks versus the Mexican in the arena. Estimated turnout exceeds 100 with betting leaning toward the Mexican fighter. William R. Rolay infant son of Mr and Mrs Noland funeral today at Park A. J. Hankey officiating.
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Baseball Game Set After Court Dispute
After ten days of disagreement a baseball game is planned for the afternoon at the old park. The contest will be decisive with rivalry between the two groups, as organizers cite hard practice and office holders’ reluctance to play for stakes. Yells by the fraternity were distributed, listing office holders and players in a tongue in cheek lineup. In London the Iron and Steel Institute annual meeting drew a large crowd with Andrew Carnegie presenting the Hessemer medal to Sir James Keene, followed by Carnegie delivering the inaugural address. In Washington the diocese debate over renaming the church in the United States failed to gain support, with strong opposition voiced by the convention.
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Modern remedy targets microbe causing dandruff
The report discusses dandruff arising from a scalp microbe that damages hair vitality and causes breakage. It notes a modern remedy being discovered to combat the microbe and improve scalp health.
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Case Moves in Political Muddle as Edm Booth Aids
A political tangle continues with Mayor Stephens using Edm Booth of Butte to assist in presenting his side. Booth refused comment as the case goes to court. City Attorney Sawyer promises no undue delay, while a Lincoln Republican club meeting yielded little concrete information. A further gathering is planned at Berlin Studio on Main Street, with hopes for broad attendance. Officials Stephens, Harper, and Hayes remain at their posts as proceedings loom.
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Roosevelt visit prep sparks souvenir badge plans
Preparations for a presidential visit are under way with a general committee arranging a souvenir badge sale. One thousand badges for Anaconda are produced and expected to sell at two cents each, described as an elegant line of rockers and a fitting reminder of the event.
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Mute the Merrerarresericks Event at Butte Train Meet
A fragmented notice details a gathering labeled Mute the Merrerarresericks to be held at Butte and Anaconda as a train event in May. The snippet lacks full names, dates, and organizers, but indicates a local affair in Montana with multiple places involved.
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Anaconda
Memorial Day Plans At Great Falls
A joint meeting of Sheridan post Grand Army Women’s Relief corps and Captain Charles French post Span Am War Veterans set plans for Memorial Day observances. The program begins with a memorial sermon at First Presbyterian Church by Rev. Fie Parran and proceeds with services by the three organizations. May 39 designated for the soldiers’ platform and arrangements.
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Highland and Calvary graves to be decorated
Special dispatch notes plans for forenoon activities and ritual services by organizations. Committees will handle services, hall arrangements, and officiating. Also mentioned are decorations of the graves at Highland and Calvary cemeteries by a dedicated committee.
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