Death of Mrs Devine of Anaconda
Mrs Devine, wife of Thomas Devine of Anaconda, died after a week long illness at 4 20 PM at 614 East Fourth Street. She had lived in Anaconda fourteen years and left behind four sons and two daughters among hundreds of friends. Her funeral will be at St Peter's Catholic Church with High Mass and interment in Calvary cemetery, conducted by Rev Father Pirnate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiness
Thomas Devine
East Fourth Street
Devine
Dewine
Anaconda
Mae
Bramart
Minty
Armagh
Ireland
Edward
Harty
Jumues
Katte
Hia
Mer’ Iusband
Iit
Petar Mee
Anna Kelly
Dente
Ana Broweries Kelly
Preacat
Hea
Ana Tw Sloters
Heart
County
Aragh
Hoile “Church
League of the Sacred
St Petor's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Father Pirnate
Consecration of St Mark's by Bishop Brewer
The Episcopal congregation prepares for the consecration of St Mark's church with Bishop Brewer presiding. A large turnout is expected from the city and distant towns, including visitors from Butte, Beach, Anaconda, and nearby areas, arriving by train for a 1 PM ceremony. An invitation for all churchgoers is extended.
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Jule Winston
St. Mark's
Butte
Tron
Beach
Anaconda
Morig
Tyncheon
Ana
Senda
Portraits in Colliers Weekly Featured Deer Lodge Residents
Frank Kennedy and Frank Conley of Deer Lodge are identified in a Colliers Weekly illustration. The image shows Wisner in the foreground, with Conley wearing a light wall hat nearby and Jack the ex-sheriff also present. Judge Kennedy is partly obscured but visible, while other crowd details are described.
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Suage
Frank Kennedy
Frank Conley
Deer Lodge
Colliers Weekly
Wisner
Conley
Jack
Me- Rac & Co
Want to See Good Roads Go After the Gophers Pelmen Organize
A fragment notes group activism as Pelmen organizes a campaign to press for road improvements targeting the Gophers, signaling political maneuvering and local party organization efforts. The terse line suggests staged action and coalition building within a regional political scene.
Revival of Anaconda Cycle Path Association Sunday Meeting
All interested are invited for Sunday evening as Anaconda gentlemen push to revive the Anaconda Cycle Path association formed two years ago led by F M Brown and Alfred Brown. The group aims to repair and extend good roads paths to points of interest, with Rufus Kyle a key organizer promoting bicycle and road improvements. A large attendance is hoped to strengthen the movement and justify the costly path work.
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Anaconda Cycle Path Association
F.M. Brown
Chicago
Alfred Brown Eere
Greg Prings
Washoe
Rufus Kyle
Elm Street
Kyle
Gophers Spark Debate On Food Value And Extermination
In Anaconda and Missoula region youths and men enjoy gopher hunting amid disputes over their edibility. Scientists warn gophers are unfit for food and may spread disease, prompting calls to exterminate them. Humane society members argue for protection, while farmers see gophers as pests and suspect disease links to woodticks. Public pressure and bounty debates echo across Bitter Root and state politics.
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Anaconda
Fissoula
The
Humane Society
Seria
Ani
Missoula
Mortana
Court Notes Busy With Motions And Admin Case
In district court there was little action yesterday with several motions to be argued today. Hearings on petitions for letters of administration for the estate of Geimith Jonen, deceased, were continued to a future date. In the case of Theodore Knopf an order set a homestead for ret against F. The demurrer was withdrawn and the defendant given 30 days to file a plea.
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Geimith Jonen
Theodore Knopf
Askle
Deed Filed For Record In Deer County Land Details
A deed from the Northern to Arthur P Lindsay is filed for record in Deer County. The property lies in the northwest quarter and south half of the northwest quarter of a section in a township, with the land description referencing the late quarter and related parcels. The document notes the amount paid, but the figures are unreadable in the OCR.
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Recorder ‘of
Deer
Arthur P. Lindsay
Deer Dodge Valley
Contract for Foundation With Local Church Project
The pastor of the church announces a foundation contract for the church building. Work on the foundation is set to begin next month with the cornerstone to be laid then. The event is supported by the town’s ministers and the community shows strong approval.
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Hutte
Aterday
Tan Dwyer
Afr
Atlen
Generon
Montana club approves immediate bullaeing project plan
The club's meeting resolved to proceed at once with a new building project. The governing committee is empowered to hire a architect and procure plans as the car home work begins, with plans and specifications expected in several weeks.
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The
of the Montana Club
Lab Tov
Doings Of Dillon And Beaverhead
Special Correspondence of the Standard from Dillon reports legal and local notes. Perris a Assyrian naturalization case, grand jury convening, subpoenas issued, and details on a murder or death by suicide case. Auction plans, land sales, and public notices mix with scattered village happenings and a drunken incident on Sixth Avenue.
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Standard
Dillon
May' K
Shaben Perris
Old Country
South
United Bates
Ihumato Ater
Tutte
Canad
Jkskin Jack
Ober Duff
Stadion Ty
Renee
Neill
Chovienu County
Fort Renton
Doctor Morsky Orders Man Taken to St Peter's
Dr Morsky ordered the man moved to St Peter's hospital where he regained consciousness after arrival. He believed he would not be confined long and was carrying two gripes at the time of the collapse.
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Morsky
St. Peter's
Teachers Certificates Issued To Many Recipients
The county superintendent Ida Fullerton announced the recent examinations for county certificates held at her office. Names include Mine Fannie Welch Miss F.E. Baldwin Maude K. Smith Abetala Reavely Walsh and others receiving first and second grade certificates enabling them to teach in the state. The notice also promotes waists from McRae & Co at half price.
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Helena
Ida Fullerton
Charles W. Burtt
Maryavilte
Nim
Montana
Fannie G. "Welch
FE. Taldwin Mise
Maude K. Smith
Helena Inabetla Reavely
Ilitan” Walsh
Ory Holloway
Fanny ‘Beckwith
Marysville
Florence Silkwalata
McRae & Co
Sweeney Chooses From Three Cities for Inspector Post
Dr M E Knowles and Dr Sweeney will relocate for inspection duties in a three city choice. The offer provides $2000 yearly with less strenuous work in meat and milk inspection. Irwin placed second in the Helena exam, choosing Great Falls. Sweeney ranked third with options among Butte Helena Missoula.
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Great Falla
Charles T Sweeney
Butte
Helena
Missoula
Mena
M. E. Knowles
Sweeney
Rep
Town College
Bogeman
Agricultural College
J. H. Irwin
Havre
Ters Irwin
Great Falls
Citiex
Irwin
Governor Pardons Incorrigible Boy After Reform School Death
Special Dispatch from Helena reports 11 year old Clayton Sears died at Miles City reform school after being sent from Missoula for incorrigibility. Governor Toole pardoned him with state board of pardons approval. Judge Webster helped push for release. district officials note the boy was well behaved. The child was sole offspring of his axed parents. Road shop ad appears at McRae.
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Helena
Clayton Sears
State Reform
Miles City
Missoula
Toole
State Board of Pardons
Montana
Webster
McRae
Building for Soldiers and Their Wives a Montana plan
Special dispatch from Helena reports Columbia Falls board of managers meeting. They decided to erect a building to house five soldiers and help their wives. Each family will have two rooms and a parlor. Work to begin soon. About ten soldiers at the home. The home is in fine condition. A small rain harvest is expected on the grounds this year.
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Helena
CB. Miller
Columbia Falls
Board of Managers
Ted Miller
Grand Army of the Birth
State Wins Its Case In Fireproofing Suit
State victory upheld in a long running fireproofing lawsuit over alleged infringement. Case centers on the capitol building where fireproofing portions were questioned. Defendants are deemed not liable in the ruling, with the matter arising years ago and involving the former capital’s fireproofing system.
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STATE
Capitol
Helena Woman Denies Guilt in Money Fraud Case
In Helena an accused woman says she is innocent and will prove it. She explains that she married a man named McLeod and held a bank certificate, claiming money was deposited and a wrong certificate issued. She states her husband and children would arrive soon and blames a justice and a late officer for the confusion.
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Helena
Msg. Dd
Ve and Ogye
Mcleod
Spokane
May Dispatches to Accept Railway Mail Run Between Billings and Missouri
A May dispatch from Helena reports a special superintendent to oversee the railway mail run linking Billings and Missouri. Gus F. Nurees is named as assistant for the station duties and carrier service, succeeding the previous clerk and carrier.
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Billings
Missoure
Gus F. Nurees
Pascas
Pets Remembered in Will Spread Care for Cats and Dogs
New York social notices report Charlotte M. Hoyt who died in May left a will filed in the surrogate's office. Executors are to pay her father a monthly allowance for life and provide 5 per month to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for the maintenance of her dogs and cats. Details are incomplete in the fragmented OCR.
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New York
Charlotte M. Hoyt
Hoyt
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
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Brewer Wail
Kennedy
Collier's Weekly
Pelmen
Woys
Mey
Rodeyes
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Ass'n
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U.S
Dillon and
Beaverhead
Sana
Sixth Avenue
Jackson Treet
Ers
Solger
Olden Gate
Ene
Gan
Prine
Sme
Lyon
Denver
Colo
Andrew Bailey
Boise
Pwihel ‘Marrage
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