Wanaconda Delegates Chosen At County Republican Convention
Deer Lodge and surrounding districts selected thirteen delegates and thirteen alternates for the state Republican convention in Butte. The meeting at Anaconda City Hall organized with W. B. Rodgers as chairman and formed permanent committees on resolutions credentials and organization. No resolutions were adopted, and the delegation prepared to travel to Butte for the state gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lode
Butte
Heid
Anaconda
M. W. Trask
J. E. Fundy
C. B. O'Bannon
Howard Zen
W. B. Rogers
G. B. Winston
M. J. FitzPatrick
M. B. Hendricks
John Barkovich
M. M. Leahy
Coa. Tuttle
Otto Reinhart
W. W. Harper
RT. Wiliams
RT. Templeman
David Jones
Phil
Joslyn
Kates
A.M. Rilias
Wan
MB. Hendricks
E. Wisner
J. Walsh
Uted
A. le King
J. H. Strath
A.M
Curt "Mocer
Sohn
Winston
W. Villiams
Oliver Lesser
Republican Party
Lauen
Smith
Commit
T. Orannon
Frank Conley
Stagg
Aantat Butte
Matt
Fortune teller Madam Renno advertised here
An advertisement promotes Madam Renno described as a fortune teller offering clairvoyant services. She claims insight into undertakings, mining speculations, love, marriage and divorce, changes, journeys, troubles, and work. Location is next to the CO. D. store on East Park avenue upstairs.
Printers Election in Typographers Union Contest for Officers
The International Typographical Union held elections across the United States Canada and territories for president and vice president. Candidates were B. Donnelly of New York the incumbent and M Lynch of Syracuse. Voting occurred in each city with results transmitted to headquarters. The dissolution notice names H W Coline continuing business duties and debt settlement for the late firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International ‘Typograph Union
United States
Canada
West Indies
Th Donnelly
New York
M. Lynch
Syraces
Anaconda Union
O G. Gosnell
Dan Danauwne
FOE
J. W. Hays
W. Tramwood
Paupers' graves mark George Crockett burial tragedy
Remains of George Crockett, shot by Matte Jones and linked to William Mason, were placed in paupers' graves at the county poor farm. No relatives or services were reported. The death appears self-inflicted, with limited funds aiding burial. a separate local ad references woolen pieces for sale at $20 from Thueson, 229 Chestnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Mason
George Crockett
Matte Jones
William Mason
Thueson
Amusements preview large cast in local stage show
A Meyer entertainment presented by Dunne and Hiyley company features Mathews Rutger Mary Marble Walter Jones Norma Whalley George B. Marion Lansing Rowan Philip H. Ryley Bessie Tannehill Tony Hart Lowise Rosa and John W Gunning. The program includes the Hight Mascots from the New York theater, a pony ballet and a large chorus. Proceeds to fund a destitute home. Quo Vadie at Margaret theater May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York” Theater
Pony Ballet
Margaret Theater
Portland Oregonian
Charles Riggs
Vigieus
Robertson
Pretonius
Louie Sutherland
Rowe’ Pone
Nero
Christian
Eligade Stewart
John Lindsay
Chilo Chitons Mees
Daniel Heed
Tigellinus
Five Years For Not Guilty Case In Sodomy Trial
In district court Judge Napton accepted John Mulder's guilty plea after a hung jury on sodomy charges. He was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary, with a new juror panel needed for ongoing cases. County business included talks on a poor farm site and a road project bid, while hospital inmate Pat Smith received a $19 allowance for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mulder
J. M. Self
Napton
Mulder
Dan Lyons
Dolan & Hamill
William Devine
Pat’ Smith
Dolly Bradley
Dolly
Mainville
William Devin
Ihe Woods
Polce
In the Toils Again Gus Grundel Released Then Re arrested
Gus Grundel, a prisoner in the county jail, completed his term and was released. He was immediately arrested by Sgt. William McGrath. Grundel had been sought in Hutte for obtaining money under false pretenses. He had earlier faced forgery charges, was convicted and fined, then jailed for additional offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Grundel
William
McGrath
Butte
Waltng
Grundel
Hutte
Grundet
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonials
A collage of short customer statements from Mesdames Jus, Butler, and Jastkay praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during change of life bladder and liver troubles. They report improved health, renewed strength, and urge others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Mus
Lydia E. Pinkain
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
MawaLa Butler
Bridgewater
Dean Mus. Pinkwas
Lydia FE. Pinkham
E. Jastkay
Coydon St
Bradford
Evening merit concert features city and Butte talent
In the evening of May a merit program will showcase the best talent in the city and from Butte. The full programme will be printed in these columns in a few days. Seats on sale at Smith's at 50 cents, including r.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Sons
Smith's
Baseball Opening Day Delayed and Team Roster Listed
Opening day changed due to weather and logistical issues. A special committee met merchants to avoid store disruptions, with a makeup schedule showing pitchers Thayer Hughes Cav Grim and players Lloyd Lynch McHale Schills Delacl etc. Most players reported. Cavanaugh and Schilla expected tonight. Toledo reports a promising junior third baseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hert Schilla
Cavanagh
Schill
Toledo
Nis
Ine Stead
Lloyd
Lynch
Aten
Teague
Death of Blacksmith in St. Ann's Hospital
Morenzy a blacksmith in the employ of Thomas French died at St. Ann's hospital at 3 9 a m yesterday from cerebral hemorrhage or possible dissipation authorities say. The man was found in Warm Springs stable Sunday morning in a drunken state and later deemed to have died of natural causes though the coroner was to be involved. He recently moved from Brierbrooks Canada and had a brother W Mo Fengy in business there. An undertaker was notified and a wire reply awaited yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak Morenzy
Thomas French
St. Ann's Hospital
Warm Springs
Brierbrooks Canada
W. Mo. Fengy
Trustees Chosen for Al Company and Copper Mining Day
Trustees elected in this city selection process include Hogers William, Rocket Walliaw L Bull, and William, as stock handling and copper mining day duties are assigned to the group. The report notes the appointment of officers and the start of leadership overseeing mining ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Company
William” Rocket Walliaw
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Wanaconda News
A.M. Bliss
Anacondaver
Scott
Coline
HW. T. Prank
Colle
Ward
Margaret
Zanr
Whorf Castoria
Els
Lucy
Hattie Bernard
Will West
George Sidney
John W. Farly
Standard Publishing Company
Corre
Teton City
Idaho
M 1
M. A. McLaughlin
First and
Columbia Streets
Seattle, Wash
General Headquarters
Northwest
Elc. Bogart
Sata
Arag Baby
Supe
Nene
of the
State
Vokes
D. G, Brownell
Ofice and Stable
Hat
Death
Gulf Coast
Blackberry
Joe
MacCallum
Cloutier
Anaconda, Mont
Losee
Bis
J. Brett Fancy
Segard
J. B. Losee
Main Street
Nda
Monta
Montana Aconda
Montana
J. W. Mehargue
Anaconda Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Bankers’ Life Insurance Co
M. J. PlaaPatrick
Mont
Anaconda Business Directory
Cleary
Rooma Dand 4 Bank
Birth Corner Main and
Park Ave
T. J. Strachen
Claes
Mahan Bros
American Steam Dye and Cleaning Works
E. Commercial Ave
J. le Schiffman
I Grain
Eal, JR
Taverdiay
J. H. French
Dexter
Cover Oak
W. C. Haynes
Ely
RT Black & Co
Ovtician
Jpwhler
Snyder
St Ann's Hospital
Omer
Main
Phone Messenger Co
Postal ‘Telegraph
Furst
Marcus Daly A
Donanor
AAS
Aeeenwood Daly
Donahoe & Greenwood
Besser, Cashie
Casnier F.C. Nonnecs
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