Portland wedding ties Anaconda journalist to Oregon City
The Oregonian reports Tom Gerber of Anaconda and Miss Mary Anne Smith of Wasco will wed in Portland with a June 24 ceremony. Gerber, now with the Oregonian repertorial staff, left Anaconda a year ago for Portland and has been pen pals with readers. Miss Smith is editor of the Oregonian motion picture section and active in the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gerber
Anaconda
Portland
The
Oregonian
Mary Anne Smith
Thomas W. Gerber
Gerberlong
Smith
L. A. Smith
Wasco, Ore
Washington High School
University of Oregon
Alphi Phi
Miss Smith
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club
Board of
Moving Pictures
Gerber
Standard
Associated Press
Eugene
Pacific Coast
Boyhood
Oregon City
Tom
Special Mothers Day Sermon at Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Cameron delivered a Mothers Day message at First Presbyterian Church citing Isaiah 66 13 and the tender bond of mothers as a symbol of divine care He spoke on a mother as comforter and interpreter of God and discussed the duty of mothers, vicarious suffering, and family sacrifice across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
R. A. Cameron
Earth
Tennyson
Bryan
The Cowboy and the Lady at Reel theater tonight and tomorrow
B A Rolfe stars with Miller Kent in The Cowboy and the Lady shown at the Reel theater tonight and tomorrow. The play, by Clyde Fitch, features four extra scenes and fewer climaxes than the original stage version. Kent shines as Young North with notable vigor. The production is in five parts with 200 scenes and a cast of 200 actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Rolfe
Miller Kent
Reel Theater
Clyde Fitch
Mr. Kent
Young North
Rolfe
Prom
American Theater
Butte
S. Miller Kent
Fields and
Brown
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice announces regular annual stockholders meeting at Washoe smelter Anaconda Mont on May 19 1915 at 10 am for election of trustees and other business. A special meeting follows at 1 pm to consider reducing capital stock from 6 000 000 shares of 25 par to 3 000 000 shares of 50 par. Transfer books close 3 pm April 20 1915 and reopen May 19 1915 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda, Mont
Washoe Smelter
Anaconda
Mont
John D. Ryan
Notice to Increase Trustees at Anaconda Copper Mining
Anaconda Copper Mining Company, a Montana corporation, announces it will increase its board of trustees from seven to nine after obtaining written consent of holders of more than two thirds of the capital stock. By order of the board, B. B. Thayer president. Attest A. H. Melin secretary. Anaconda, Montana. April 19, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
Mont
Ate
Montana
Anaconda Copper Lining Company
B. B. Thayer
A. H. Melin
May Day Exercises At Washoe Park Tomorrow
Arbor day program by public schools at Washoe Park features dances, drills, and a 10 piece Treasure State band under Miss Adeline Henderson. Highlights include Crowning of the Queen, Water Sprite, Reap the Flax, Swedish Klappdans, Ship’s Dance, and various pupil numbers. Special car service and morning relay races for boys scheduled. events begin 2 o'clock with performances west of the lake near the zoo and baseball park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe Park
Adeline Henderson
Baseball Park
Zoo
Treasure State Band
Miss Kelly
Mahoney
Miss McManus
Dunkirk
Shea
Miss MacDonald
Death of Infant Daughter in East Park Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs Antone Strizich mourn the death of their infant daughter Mary at 912 East Park Avenue. Funeral services are to be held this afternoon from the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Strizich
Mary
East Park Avenue
Death of Ed Devine A Pioneer of Anaconda
Edward J. Devine longtime Anaconda resident, former alderman and acting mayor, died after brief illness at St James hospital. Born in County Derry Ireland he lived in Anaconda since 1889 running a grocery business and serving civic groups including Ancient Order of Hibernians. Survived by wife, four daughters, a son, two sisters and a brother. Funeral plans pending arrival of daughter from the East. Flowers requested to be omitted.
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Devine
Edward J. Devine
St. James’ Hospital
Butte
Anaconda
Third Street
Yutte
Mr. Devine
County
Derry
Ireland
America
Somerset
Casey
Lens
Rock Island Railway
Democratic Party
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Phil Sheridan Club
St. Peter's Altar Society
Iowa
Joseph
Salt Lake
Thomas Brennan
Nellie Connell
Agnes Devine
Mary Judith
Waukegan, Til
Agnes
Thomas Devine
Cathleen Dougherty
Galvin
County Derry
New Brickyard To Start At Once In Anaconda Flat
Industry to manufacture pressed building brick from tailings of the concentrator will employ about 100 men. Tests show a high class product with enamel glazed tile potential. Plant capacity planned at 10,000,000 bricks annually, with eventual move of refractory brick production nearby. H. H. Gee promoted to brick yards superintendent and traveling to arrange machinery with W. N. Tanner and Dan Welch.
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Bradley
Atpirt Willon
Great Falls
Anaconda Laboratory
H. H. Gee
Anaconda
Kone
W. N. Tanner
A. C. M. Company
Dan Welch
Heard on the Streets of the Copper City
A street group in Copper City discussed the Lusitania sinking noting warnings in eastern papers about danger to a British ship in the war zone and mentioning anonymous letters and horoscopes from the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper City
Red Men Annex Opening Game At Washoe Park
Rain delayed the opener in Anaconda as the Red Men defeated the Anaconda Cubs 10 to 7 at Washoe Park. Lineups list Red Men players Leslie Wallace Warrens Hanson Elmund Davidson Peterson Beaudette Lee and others facing Cubs stars Domitrovich Shilliday Horvath Stokan Halloran among others. John Lawler notes account payments to Mahoney at 1138 Main Street after selling the undertaking establishment.
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RED Men Annex
Washoe Park
Anaconda
Anaconda Cubs
Red Men
Leslie
Wallace
Warrens
Hanson
Elmund
Davidson
Peterson
Beaudette
Lee
Cubs
M. Domitrovich
Dudack
Barry
Swanson
T. Domitrovich
Halloran
Stokan
Shilliday
Horvath
M. P. Mahoney
M. P.mahoney
Main Street
John Lawler
Local society and business notes from Anaconda
A compact Anaconda notes column lists meetings for O F M and K of P and Highlanders, plus assorted ads and notices. Mentions include visitors from Missoula Great Falls and Chicago, real estate for sale, cattle shipments, upcoming funerals, and local services from optometrists and osteopaths.
Rural delivery route approved around Anaconda
Postmaster Burke announces a rural free delivery route covering 30 miles east and north of Anaconda. Service begins June 16, three days weekly on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from 8 am to 5 pm, contingent on 90 families installing mail boxes or filing joint agreements by June 1. Salary listed at 660 dollars annually.
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Postrmmscer
Burke
Washington
Anneconda
Anaconda
Three Mile House
Big Hole Road
Northern Pacific
Stuart Post Office
Deer Lodge Road
Deer Lodge
New Bridge
Warm Springs
Civil Service Commission
Fife and Drum Corps to Lead Billings Encampment Entry
At Billings this week the newly formed drum corps of the Anaconda delegation will perform before the park dance for Robert Lennington camp. Under camp auspices they will travel to Yellowstone for the May 13 to 16 reunion, wearing khaki uniforms as they march to martial music.
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Anaconda
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
Billings
Robert Lennington
P. J. Reardon
M. F. Leahy
M. O'Hara
H. Ryan
E. J. Dugan
D. Horan
J. Kiely
P. Coleman
J. J. Calnan
J. Rooney
J. J. Speiran
J. Fl
J. H. Alexander
C. P. Monroe
C. J. Rochon
A. G. Lindquist
J. m. Hasley
Playgrounds Equipment Installed Near City Gym
The playground equipment for the central residential section has been installed on the tract north of the new gymnasium, between it and the sidewalk on Fourth Street.
Playground campaign plans playground equipment purchase
Plans are under consideration for buying playground apparatus and outdoor gymnasium equipment for other school grounds as part of the city playground campaign.
Extra station located at lake for hatchery
The fish hatchery reports a surplus of eggs this spring from its spawning station at Washoe park. An eyeing station is set up at Georgetown lake to care for eggs until they can be moved to the nursery ponds for hatching. Eyed eggs were secured from Dilts hatchery at Ovando, and the hatchery expects a record output this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe Park
Georgetown Lake
Dilts
Ovando
German Lutheran Service at Norwegian Church Tonight
Services at the Norwegian Lutheran church corner Chestnut and Fifth streets tonight at seven o clock. The Rev. M Hudtloff is pastor and will lead instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Chestnut and
Fifth Streets
M. Hudtloff
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Earls
California
Quaker Co
Henderson
MacRae’s
E. Park
Wellcome & Durston Co
East Park
Modern
West Side
Chestnut Street
Anaconda News
Tommy Gerber
Oregontian
Standard Force
Groom
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Cameron
care—Mother Interpreter of God
Crys
Mm. P. Mahoney
Ust
R. B. Abbott Company
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
Legals
H. H. Roghens
William Rockefeller
George H. Church
C. F. Kelley
ED Devine
Buttd Hospital
Csty
Edward J, Devine
About the City News
K. of
Finstern
Lady Moose
Capps
S&s. Shill
Missoula
S. Grady’s
Hyslop & Westcott
Ardit
Dr. Roseborough
Verberckmoes
John Rees
Anaconda Cate
William Hasley
San Francisco
Vermillion's
J. H. Wallace
Mrs
BE. Yerxa
Minneapolis
C. C. Gibson
Georgetown
City
Melva Luxton
Cash Liquor Co
Roach & Smith's
P. O. News
T. J. B. Shanley
J. T. Gunniss
Chicago
Montana Hotel
Pons
Salt Lake City
Kenneth Romney
Julius Sessions
Mrs. Henry Baker
Mill Creek
Big Hole Valley
Spokane
George Trippett
Miss Duff
P. J. Hannigan
John A. Pyke
L. G. Colter
Charles F. Barnstrom
Miles City
H. O. Sisson
Jed Devine
the Lady
Department
Servier
FIFE
Daniel Frohman
Bruce McRae
Alcazar
Burden
Alice Hollister
Harry Millarde
Hearst-Selig News
Wallace Beery
Motion Pictures
Clara Kimball
German Lutheran Service
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