Moose Fair Crowds Continue In Force At Anaconda
The Moose fair drew large crowds last night in the Nupark building with steady foot traffic as attendees explored booths including Teddy Bear stands, leather pillow covers and candy displays. Organizers report strong early turnout and expect higher attendance through the remaining three days despite poor weather.
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Anaconda
Isis May Dale
Majestic Range
Anaconda News
Moose Fair
Nupark
William Cutts Sees Building Boom in Anaconda Visit
William Cutts, president of the Liver Bowl Land Company, visited Anaconda yesterday while selling building sites at the old race track in Butte. Former theater businessman, he noted marked improvements and activity citywide and placed an agency for Wilson Park lots, rapidly becoming a premier residential area.
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William Cutts
Liver “Bowl
Yukon wrestler Kalember challenges Karil for 250 side bet
Sam Kalember formerly of the Yukon territory, Canada, announced he would meet Dan Karil of Anaconda under Karil’s proposed terms. They would wrestle for a 250 side bet, weigh in at 150 pounds, and the match should take place May 17, 18 or 19 with the winner taking all proceeds.
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Sam Kalember
Yukon Territory
Canada
Dan Karil
Anaconda
Karil
Kalember
Milk Scores WPS Opening Postponed at Country Club
Tennis courts will be ready by Saturday but formal reopening of the club’s tennis and golf grounds is delayed a week due to bad weather. Also, Caldbeck Walters wedding occurred at 6 PM at 816 West Eighth Street with Rev. J A Meekes officiating and a reception at home. A boy, Donald Christie, broke his collar bone after a sidewalk fall on Locust Street. Sanitary officer Michael F McHate tested four local dairies showing averages: Earhart 3.6, Sunderland 3.6, Oy l es 2.3, Bryson 3.5. state standard is 3.3.
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Caldbeck-Walters
Robert Caldbeck
Viola Walters
West Eighth Street
J. A. Meekes
Walter. McVey
Donald Christie
James P. Christie
Locust Street
Michael F. McHate
Sanitary Cmcer
Earhart
Sunderland
Oyles
Bryson
New recreation building names sought with $25 prize
The proposed recreation building awaits a name selection and invites suggestions. A prize of 25 dollars remains as an incentive while a portion of funds for the project have been raised, with a few contributors submitting donations.
Socialists Try to Free Liebknecht in Reichstag Debates
In Berlin the Socialists move to suspend arrest and proceedings against Dr. Liebknecht, detained May 1 during a May Day demonstration as part of a broader push to free the socialist leaders. The Reichstag considers a motion to delay action until adjournment.
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Nanimously
nWo
Pone
Fir
Karl
Reichstag
Dr. Liebknecht
Berlin
City notes on visits and church event
Mrs Fa Owen and children with Mra Amandaon returned home after a two week visit in Great Falls. Miss Delia Hannigan left for Los Angeles to stay several months and then visit Vancouver. The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church will meet in the church parlor this afternoon at 2:30. Friends and members invited.
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Anaconda News
Fa Owen
Mra
Amandaon
Great Falls
Delia Hannigan
Los Angeles
Vancouver
British Columbia
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Pickpocket Rubric Reported in Anaconda Streets
Reports of pickpockets spread through Anaconda with several incidents noted. Mrs Delena Jacques of North Cedar street lost two $20 bills at a crowded post office lobby while her daughter in law mailed a letter. A Scandinavian woman reportedly lost $52 and another woman $10 in similar fashion. Authorities warn suspects of swift jail time. Willie Kelly, six, suffered serious scalds from hot kettle water after an accident.
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Delena Jacques
North Cedar Street
Mra. A. Jacques
Sherif
The Mint Cafe Promises Clean Modern Kitchen Appeal
The Mint Cafe at 311 East Park Avenue touts American and European plans with a cleanest, up-to-date kitchen in the West. Lunch counter dining room and private booths for ladies. strict pure food compliance. prime meat claims. French cooks and pastry talent. invites private parties and inspections.
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Mint Cafe
East Park Avenue
Will Crocker Named Republican National Committeeman
California delegates selected William H. Crocker of San Francisco as the party’s national committeeman to succeed Philip Stanton. Crocker, who won the largest delegate vote, said he would go to the convention unpledged and open minded. Also noted is Mike Danicich arriving home from Rochester with his daughter, and a Berlin Reichstag committee decision pending.
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Mike Danicich
East Fourth Street
Rochester, Minn
Danicich
Joe. Balkovitz
San Francisco
California
William H. Crocker
Philip Stanton
Los Angeles
Crocker
Hiss
Mines and mining boom in Idaho noted by inspector
Robert N. Bell, Idaho mines inspector, reports strong activity in Idaho including Anaconda Copper Mining works and Warhoe smelter expansion. He predicts a record grain and crop year, with promising Snake River conditions and high grain prices expected to enrich farmers.
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Idaho
Robert N. Bell
Gem State
Mr. Bell
Anacanda
E. P. Mathewson
Bell
Stara
Snake
Nolley
List of Names and Places From Montana Chicago and Beyond
A fragmented roster lists numerous individuals and cities including Butte Spokane Helena Boston Elk Basin Deer Lodge Milwaukee and New York. Names such as Stevenas J HL Quigley A J Lyth T L McCramer Guy Withers J H Dickey CN Shepard and Claude MMuielenberg appear alongside many others in a scattered OCR fragment.
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Stevenas J. HL. Quigley
Chicago
A.J. Lyth
Spokane
T. L. McCramer
Butte
Guy Withers
J. H. Dickey
New York
CN Shepard
Elk Basin
J. E. Cate
Boston
C. G. Cotton
Helena
Charles Olson
Wallace Pi. Sheridan
G. Hi. Frederick
Spokane Simmons
Aberdeen
D.zrotsky
York
Sam Kalember
Claude Mmuielenberg
John Barr
Deer Lodge
RL. Murray
Milwaukee
BM. Sanderson
Atte
Two Arrested For Gin Theft At Saloon
Two men claiming to be from Southern Cross gave the names Pat Gallagher and John Furey. Special Officer James O'Keefe arrested them yesterday on a charge of stealing a bottle of gin from Tony Dira's saloon.
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Southern Cross
Pat Gallagher
John Furey
Special Oficer
James O'Keefe
Tony Dira
Three Are Held After County Arrest in Georgetown
William Mitchell James Stuart and George Malcom of Georgetown were arrested by Sheriff L L Hartsell and brought to the city on request of Deputy Harry East. Annie Margaret Heasley died at 421 West Third Street and funeral services were held with Rev J A Meeke of the First Methodist Episcopal church presiding.
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William Mitchell
James Stuart
George, Malcom
Georgetown
L. L. Hartsell
Harry East
Annie Easley
Annie Margaret Heasley
West Third Street
J. A. Meeke
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Calnan Petitions in Federal Court Filing
John J. Cannan a plasterer contractor of Anaconda has filed a voluntary petition in the federal court listing liabilities at 794 dollars and assets at 115 dollars.
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Calnan
John J. Cannan
Anaconda
Textile fiber use for Cu ban malva in coarse fabrics
A historic note describes a method to utilize the Cu ban malva fiber in coarser textiles to fashion suits more cheaply. It mentions unwelcome hand tailored garments with large sores and specific breast measurements, and references the White House at 506 E Park as context.
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Thueson
White House
Park
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Perfection Brand
Brent ‘West
Montana
Graham
Chace & Larborn’s
Quality Cove Seal
Richelieu
R. B. Lewis
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Good Clothes
Doherty Specialty Shop
William
Cutts
Pall
Hoy
Willie Kelly
W. M. Kelly
Christie & Paskale
Amsterdam
London
The
Reichgtag
R. B. Abbott
Anaconda National Bank Capital
Tse
Dano
Sitor
Strain
Sullivan & Considine
Phil E. Adam
Delphino and
Delmora
Tn 4
Boniger
Lester
Fransesco and
Jackie
Charles Kennaerful
C. A. Tuttle Co. Funeral Directors
Telephone Bell
M. P. Mahoney
Main Street
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