Deaconess Hospital Drives Progress at Banquet
The Deaconess hospital board planned more fundraising after a banquet where 25296 was announced. Dr. Geo W Craven chaired the drive and Dr Clifford urged thanks to solicitors. The drive expects remaining gifts to come from new prospects and rapid subscriptions. Included are notices of King family ties and local civic roles.
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Deaconess Hospital
Sion
J. A. Poore
Deaconess
Geo. W. Craven
Clifford
Mountain View
Cueford
Wes King 10 Timer Passes Away in Butte Area
James King longtime resident of Butte and notable local figure in business politics and fraternal circles died at his home in Butte following a life of public service and community involvement. He was active in local government and had been engaged in public life for many years.
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Goldberg Block
Went Park
Dakota
King
Butte
James King
Himmel Tests
Ste. King
Waa
Iiare
Pees
Funeral for Judge J G Denny Scheduled Tomorrow
The funeral for Judge J G Denny will be held Wednesday morning at [time] from White Parlors, proceeding to St [church]. Interment will be at [cemetery] beside the body of Denny who died a number [age]. Captain Thomas Denny of Angeles is en route to attend, expected to arrive this morning at [time]. OM J English and friends will meet Captain Denny at the depot on arrival. Members of the Silver Bow Bar association will meet this evening.
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J. G. Denny
St Church
Denny
Thomas Denny Angeles
OM. J. English
Silver Bow Bar Association
Street Strong-Arm Attack on South Arizona Street
Sam Smith of 2920 Amherst Street reported being attacked near his home on South Arizona Street. He received hospital treatment for a severe cut to his left ear and lost a gold watch and chain. Three youths were reportedly identified in connection with the incidents and arrested by Detective Calpin for investigation.
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Ariona Street
Sam Smith
Amherst Street
James’ Hospital
Smith
James Flin
Arizona ‘Street
Marlin
Calpin
State fair set to start September 7 in Montana
Helena reports the state fair will open September 7 with a one mill levy approved by Lewis and Clark county commissioners to fund the fair. Helena Commercial Club secretary W F Ferguson notes cooperation from state agriculture department and State College, with the Lewis and Clark County Poultry Association handling the poultry show and underwriting the premium list. The article also references a separate legal case about a miner Leonard Williams who died by lysol after a head injury and resulting insanity. The board will decide after hearing all testimony.
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Helena
Montana
Ferguson
State Department of ‘Agriculture
The
State College
Railroads
Too
Lewis “and
Clark County Poultry Association
Leonard Williams
Bim Orluax
Wiliams
Compensation asked in death by own action hearing
The state industrial compensation board held a hearing at city hall yesterday with Jerome K. Locke as its member. Nellie Shea guardian of Mary Williams a minor filed the petition against Elm Orla Mining Company. Emigh Bourgu and Furman represented the sides as witnesses testified in the lengthy afternoon session.
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State Industrial Compensation Board
Jerome K. Locke
Nellie Shea
Mary Williams
Elm Orla Mining Company
Emigh
Bourgu Pear
Fred Furman
Veteran James E. Wilson Fastens Long Service at Works
James E. Wilson born 1894 in Ohio is the oldest servant by tenure at the Anaconda reduction works in Montana after more than four decades in the state and long service with the A. C. M. company. The Anode devotes its old timer page to him and features crew shifts at Broward mine and first aid commissions across the region.
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Anaconda
James E. Wilson
Ohio
A. C. M. Company
May “Anode
Wilson
Montana
Anode
Broward
E. J
George ‘McGrath
J. M. Mattson
Charles Reese
Boas
Great Falls
James H. White
W.mahon
Henry E. Callison
B. Ghase
Alex
McDonald
Rowin Young
Great’ Falls
Anacondare
James McPherson
D. T. Grush
Emery Kell
Guido Pelagi
Katie Bugni
Meaderville
J. F. Driscoll
Bowcourt
Montana leads Northwest says Montana in business reports
Montana is cited as a bright spot in the Northwest with Ivory soap sales rising. J L Anderson of Proctor Gamble says Montana’s market, especially Butte and Anaconda, sets the pace as 1600 case carloads of Ivory products are shipped to the state. Anderson notes stronger year and territory rebound after transfer back to Montana.
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J. L. Anderson
Proctor & Gambi
Butte
Ana
Davidson Grocery Company
Anderson
Pacific Coast
Montan
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