Anaconda Man Injured In Grant's Boarding House Row
Pat Halloran is seriously injured at St Ann's hospital after a drunken row at Grant's boarding house in Carroll. Three men, Dan Murphy Thomas Ryan and Larry Donahue, are jailed on suspicion of causing the injuries, while Halloran and the others worked at the converters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Carroll
Pat Halloran
St. Anne‘s Hospital
Halloran
E Halloran
Dan Murphy
Thomas Ryan
Larry Donahue
St. Ann's Hospital
Morgan
Joe Daly
Converters
Fortune teller Madam Renna in Anaconda business reading
An Anaconda clairvoyant named Madam Renna offers readings on mining ventures love marriage divorce and travel. The ad directs to her upstairs studio next to the .¢. O. D. store on East Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Renna
East Park Avenue
Quiet Arbor Day Observed by Ursuline Pupils in Anaconda
Arbor day passed without public observance in Anaconda. Local officials and workers stayed away from offices, and no public ball game was held. Ursuline convent pupils conducted limited exercises due to space, with Fathers Blaere Parens and Coopman attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Ursuline Convent
Sehor
Tavid
Ada‘nz
Blaere and
Parens
Butt
Coopman
Cotter
Hlensley
Reading
M. McHale
America
Dlass
Mary Kelly
Son Ys
Napoli
Lewis and Evans Quiet Montana Wedding
A. J. Lewis of Butte will wed Miss Hattie Evans of Anaconda at noon today. The private ceremony occurs at the bride's home on Sixth Street and Hickory with family and friends arriving from Butte and California to celebrate this Montana wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lewis
Butte
Hattie Evans
Anaconda
Sixth Street
Hickory
Montana
Lewis
Sarah J. Lewis
E. M. Cope
California
Cope
Mr. Lewis
Mary A. Daly
Montana Businessman Mr Lewis Marries Miss Evans
Friends describe Mr Lewis as a leading Montana entrepreneur and Miss Evans as a social favorite. The couple plans a wedding tour visiting Washington and New York before returning to Montana to settle likely in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lewis
Montana
Miss Evans
Lewis
Washington
New York
Thousand Islands
Ice cream and social notes from the city
A montage of local items lists Greig and Tolan ice cream sodas, a MacGinley saloon raffle, cigars, Kodak news, Woodmen of the World meeting, housing ads, rentals, visitors from Chicago and New York, piano wants, wallpaper offers, and a through sleeper train note for Great Northern.
Lost baby recovered after habeas corpus case
Mrs Richard Afflacks baby found after being placed in Twin Bridges orphan asylum. Sheriff Davidson of Lewistown and Clarke county traced the child, recovered it for the mother amid earlier fears the father may have harmed the infant. The case recalls the April 24 disappearance from East Helena and custody actions by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Afflack
Twin Bridges
Salesville
Gallatin Valley
Domestic troubles of Dwyer couple to be aired in court
Mrs. Dwyer reports her husband John L. Dwyer of 808 East Sixth Street sold their household furniture to a second hand dealer against her protest and breached the peace. A warrant is sought, a divorce suit likely next, and officers await Mrs. Dwyer’s signature. The husband works at the lower works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Dwyer
East Sixth Street
Anaconda Man Starts 1160 Mile Solo Vacation Tour
Sir Guilbault of Anaconda leaves Sunday for Winnipeg on a 1160 mile journey by spring wagon with horses. He expects six weeks on the road via Great Falls Lethbridge and the Canadian Pacific line to Winnipeg. He plans ranching visits and a blend of business with pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Guilbault
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Northwest Territory
Great Falls
Guilbault
Anaconda
Chestnut Street
Baseball Field At Mountain View Park To Be Prepared
Under President Lucas and Manager Grim, the grounds at Mountain View Park were laid out yesterday morning before Lucas leaves for Hutte. Work on the fence and grandstand progresses while the turf remains natural. The diamond will be skid resistant with black loam and packed by a W-ton roller. Cabiners will practice today at Lake Park and likely daily thereafter as Grim seeks top players amid growing league interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas
Grim
Mountain View Park
Hutte
Lake Park
St Peters Fair Attracts Crowd In A. A. H. Hall
A large attendance at St. Peter's church fair in A. A. H. hall viewed decorated booths and donated articles on display. Contests began with rivalry among candidates. Lieutenant Gerald Sullivan withdrew from the silver tea set contest leaving Captains Greenan and Dillon as finalists. Raffles for prizes to be drawn this evening are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Church Fair
A. A. H. Hall
Gerald Sullivan
Greenan and
Dillon
Sullivan
Runaway Butte Girls Reunited After Search
Fathers of May Sherman and Mabel Arnold, two young Butte girls who ran away, were in the city yesterday seeking their daughters. They had heard of sightings in a buggy at Gregeon Springs and learned the girls were en route this way. Local officers later reported the girls were found in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Sherman
Mabel Arnold
Littl Butte
Gregeon Springs
Butte
St Ann's Flower Garden At Hospital Blossoms Soon
The garden south of St. Ann's hospital main building has neat beds and planted seeds. Flowers of various kinds are starting to bloom under Sister Balbina with supervision. Engineer Mike McGrady led the planting and potting efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann's Hospital
Balbina
Mike McGrady
Talented Talker Visits Anaconda for Talks
The Rev. T. H. Cummings spoke at a joint A O H and L A of A O H meeting on Monday. He heads to Denver to lecture then plans a return in June to discuss The Queen's Visit to Ireland, having formed many warm friendships during his brief Anaconda stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Cummings
Hugh Hennigan
L. A
Cummings
Anaconda
Republicans Take Charge In Great Falls City
Special Dispatch reports the Republican list of city appointees assumes control with Chief of Police Guerin resigning tonight and passing his star to Chief Cook. Guerin, praised for seven years of crime-free policing, leaves with best wishes from business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Guerin
Cook
Helena
C Ty
Montana
Wallace Gun Club Holds Weekly Shoot with Mixed Results
Wallace Idaho May 7 reports small attendance at the weekly Wallace Gun Club shoot. Rogers wins the reverse rap with scores 9 to 6 for Flohr and 12 to 10 for Rogers, while Holohan and Sweet lead in the Jerome challenge. Medal shoot goes to Holohan and Van Dorn with Whitlaw noted for hard luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Wallace
Idaho
Wallace Gun Club
Rogers
Flohr
Whitlaw
Holohan
Sweet
van Dorn
Snyder
Credi
Arrests in Great Falls Lead to $100 Fines
Great Falls May 8 Neil Sava and James Mansfield from Davis Creek were arrested on William Fergus's complaint for chasing him and his brother over the prairie with guns. Both men were tried in Judge Race's court and fined $100 plus costs. Attorney F E Brady represented the defendants and gave notice of appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Neil Sava
James Mansfield
Davis Creek
William Fergus
Judge Race
F. E. Brady
Republicans of Great Falls plan county convention
On Thursday evening at 8 o'clock the republicans of this county will meet in convention at the court house for the purpose of elect ing 26 delegates and 26 alternates to attend the state convention to be held in Butte on Thursday the 17th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Great Falls
May
Court House
Butte
For Sale Notices Offer Corner Lot and East Third Parcel
A sale notice advertises a cosy home at the corner of Fifth and Alder streets for 1450 dollars and a lot on East Third between Ash and Washington listed at 625 dollars. Also mentioned is a notice of direction for refunding the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth
Rlder
East Third
Ash
Washington
Anaconda Montana Bond Referendum and Road Tax Notice
Public notices for Deer Lodge County Montana outline a May 26, 1909 election in School District No. 10 to issue 17000 in coupon refunding bonds for 20 years with 10 year redemption at up to five percent. Also a May 7 1900 city council vote levying a three dollar road poll tax for men 21 to 45 in Anaconda with collection by the city treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Montana
Board of School Trustees
E. J. Nadeau
Anaconda
A. D
City of
John M. Madden
Jos, Peers
State of
Jos. Peters
Curious Tale of Conspiracy From Kenmure's House
London Chronicle reports a long dispute over Kenmure estates led by John Gordon who claims the title and tithe through kinship to John Gordon, the Viscount beheaded after 1715, alleging Mary Dalziel murdered and manipulated heirs and property across Kenmure Castle and related lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Chronicle
House of Lords
Viscount Kenmure
Kircudbrightshire
Kenmure Castle
New Galloway
Adam
John Gordon
Mary Dalziel
John Lumsden
Mr. Gordon
John
Wkenmore Castle
Ballol
Durin
Kenmure
France
Paris
Channel
Kenmarkh
James
Mary Dalgiel
Lumsden
Adam Gordon
Tower Bill
Special session called by Deer Lodge County Board of Commissioners
The Deer Lodge County Board of Commissioners orders a special session on May 14 and 15 1900 at Anaconda to approve road bonds cancel past warrants pay poor bills and bid for retaining walls and sidewalks at the new courthouse. County Clerk M Martin signs the notice dated May 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
New Court House
A.M. Walker
T. C. Davidson
James M. Geary
Deer Lodge
Board of Commissioners
Anaconda
M. Martin,beal
Notice of Forfeiture for Hercules Quartz Lode Mine
Notice to Hercules Charette and assigns that $100 was expended in 1899 for labor and improvements on the Hercules quartz lode mining claim in Deer Lodge county Montana to hold the claim under federal law. It notes the location recorded in Deer Lodge and requires compliance within ninety days of service or publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hercules Charette
Deer Lodge County
Montana
United States
Notice on co owners' claim and contribution required
The text states that if you fail to contribute your share of expenditure as a co owner, your interest in the claim becomes property of the subscribers who have fulfilled the expenditure as required by the section. Dated February 27, 1900, signatures include John D. Rom, Nick Bosanitz, Peter Domitrovitch, Ignatz Miller, Jos Jaklich, Frank Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rom
Nick Bosanitz
Peter Domitrovitch
Ignatz Miller
Jos, Jaklich
Frank Miller
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Arbor Day
Ursuline School
Evans
Tce
Greig’s
Tolan Co.'s
MacGinley
Cassius M. Clay Cigar
Kodak's
Hunter's
Cherry St
Woodmen of the World
Ice Ecent
Tolan
D. J. Hennessy
Elm Street
Victor Standecker
St. Paul
Arthur T. Herr
Wife
Chicago
Marian Bros
Conley, Clague & Collins
Parkave
Ed F. Murphy
Fred Gales
Old Beartown
Ed M. Cope
J. H. Duffy
Do. J Straight
M. A. Stapleton
Ia Grippe
Locust Street
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
Greig's
Roy Schrader
Schrader
Edward M. Cope
James A. Lewis
F. W. C. Whyte
Belt
W. A. McCoy
Dwyer
Eli Guilbault
Tion Tour
Grim Will
ST. Peter's Fair
Pathers
ST. Ann’s Flower Garden
Father Cummings
Police
Dr. McLaughlin
Martin, Wash
McLaughlin
Fred Graves
M. A.mclaughlin
Wash
Northwest
Copper City
Ste Yard
Monetana
Copper City Commercial CO
Naconda, Montana
A. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
D. G. Brownell
First Street
Irvine
Hing Medicil Institute Sanatorium
Hinz Minneapolis
Hing Medical Institute
Hing
Hinz Medical Institute
Dehiinz
Pr Hine
Sasatoriium
Hinz
Willard Wheeler
Wheeler
Dr Wheeler
Scotland
Wheelae
Ladie
Lorger
Dr. Hing
Alaska
A. Fo Minz
Washington Ave
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