Six More Days to Pay County and City Taxes 1927 28
County Treasurer W G Dougherty announced six additional days to pay the second installment of 1927 county taxes and 1928 personal taxes. Delinquent after May 31 with a 5 percent penalty. About $135000 remains to be collected in six days. May receipts total only $10000. Automobile assessments are in and notices mailed. Since March about 2000 personal property notices were mailed. Personal tax due 30 days after notice. Prompt payments ease treasurer’s office workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Dougherty
Dougherty
Seven-Pound Daughter Born to Philipsburg Couple
In Philipsburg on May 23 a seven-pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Everett Doe in Butte. Also noted: William Sprague visited Anaconda. several residents traveled to Butte and Dillon. Mrs John B Taylor of Butte arrived for commencement and visits. various locals and visitors listed with travel plans and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Everett Doe
Butte
William Sprague
John B. Taylor
Dora Hauck
William Werning
Rock Creek
Humphrey Courtney
J. J. McDonald
Dillon Tuesay
McDermott
H. A. Murphy
Laura Winkler
Kemp B. McKeen
Anaconda
Lyle Wilson
Merrylin Jean
Seattle
J. J. Carmichael
P. H. Edwards
Hamilton
Tom Moore
Missoula
W. E. Moore
Bryan Hynes
Mary Beffrey
M. Courtney
Courtney Hotel
John Page
Rudolph Kruter
R. H. McCracken
Doris Quigley
Maxville Gold and Silver Mining and Development Company
Maxville
Lise Wills
Cute in a Baby and Its Dangers
Ruth Brittain discusses thumb sucking in young children and the risks of continuation into later childhood. She warns of dental and digestive problems and suggests remedies such as sleeve pins, cuffs, or mittens, while promoting Castoria for regular bowels and colic relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Voters urged to register for upcoming Deer Lodge primary
About 1,000 Deer Lodge county residents who did not vote in the last general election are ineligible to vote in the coming primary unless they register by June 1. Those who voted in 1926 remain on the books for this year. The election is set for July 17 with candidate filing ending June 16. Any 21-year-old before July 17 can register. those younger must prove age. new citizens must be naturalized by July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Margaret Callan
Clerk and Recorder's Office
Attractive Lawn Now at City Hall
City officials completed a beautification project at City Hall with a lush lawn protected by 200 feet of cement curbing and an iron rail. The eight inch by six inch curbing supports a rail rising 22 feet, to be painted dark green, with four selected poplar trees and seeded barren areas under Street Commissioner McCavitt’s direction. The effort aims to inspire residents to adopt the Garden club motto Begin at home.
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McCavitt
Graduation Exercises Highlight Class of 1928 at Ruby Theater
Three Forks Montana held graduation for the 1928 class at the Ruby theater with 11 graduates. Faculty and school board members joined the speaker on stage as decorations adorned the venue. Local residents and visitors attended events and trips to Bozeman and Chicago for related activities and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Ruby Theater
J. A. Siffert
Chicago
Hannah Breslin
Butte
C. A. Burroughs
R. M. Graham
Monarch Lumber Company
Great Falls
Delbert Brentall
Missoula
Bennett
Martinsdale
Chas. Shadduck
Clinton
Iowa
Josephine Funk
Sheridan
Mont
Mary Funk
James Crockett
Hayden
Antrim Barnes
C. W. Ennis
Miner Dies From Bulk Head Crush at Anaconda Copper Mine
Inquest finds Melvin Carlson died from injuries after being crushed by a bulk head at the copper concentrator of Anaconda Copper Mining Company. A jury of six members, B V Hogan, Mike Smith, John Shegina, Owen Canlfield, Joseph Turtle, and James Mahon, heard testimony from twelve witnesses including Herman Casey and Clarence Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Carlson
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
B. V. Hogan
Mike Smith
John Shegina
Owen Canlfield
Joseph Turtle
James Mahon
Herman Casey
Clarence Nelson
J. Hedge
Charles V. Nelson
Fred McDonald
Werner Olson
J. B. Cardinal
Clarence Weis
Thomas H
Three Forks Track Team Wins Belgrade District Meet
Local brief notes travelers and residents including E. B. Matthews returning from Portland. Three Forks grade track team wins the Belgrade district meet with Spencer Helms named high-point man. Several residents plan summer trips and visits across nearby towns including Dillon Bozeman Anaconda Pony and Nigger Hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Matthews
Portland
Ore
George Rauser
Toston
Bob Hospin
Belgrade
E. F. Scharff
Donald
Three Forks
Spencer Helms
R. C. Bates
Eggleston
Josephine
Theresa Larock
Dillon
T. A. Gunby
Townsend
Hazel Trescott
Chateau
James Flint and Sons
James and
Russell
Pony
G. F. McAndrews
Lombard
H. T. Simms
W. L. Rampy
Nigger Hollow
June Burke
Bozeman
Anaconda
Jo Conners
E. R. Avery
Butte
Visitor catches five pound rainbow trout at Silverlake
Miss M. E. Rutledge visiting sister Mrs. J. H. Strain at Silverlake shows a five pound eight ounce rainbow trout on display at Duval Hardware. The catch is the season’s largest reported so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Rutledge
J. H. Strain
Silverlake
Duval Hardware
Miss Rutledge
Woman Forfeits Bond On Vagrancy Charge
Vivian Dugan forfeited $25 to the city after failing to appear in police court on a vagrancy charge. She was arrested by Officers Osborne and Horvath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Dugan
Osborne and
Horvath
Corvallis News highlights farewell events and local updates
Social notices in Corvallis detail farewell for Mr. Clifton Jackson, Hamilton Heights teaching changes, and a dance for FE Kempter. Other items cover reappointments, birthday celebrations, travel of families, Scout training for Missoula meet, a graduate recovering from a hip injury, and various local visits and commencements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Clifton
Jackson
Big Ditch
Hamilton Heights
Romaine Henneford
Fort Benton
Charley's Gulch
Henneford
Rebekah Lodge
Friends of
F. Kempter
Odd Fellows
Seattle
Kempter
H. F. Bay
Mr. Bay
R. Bay
Walker Hotel
Laura Ferch
W. D. Lear
Waverly Price
Stevensville
Bert
Moore
Bozeman
Cosette Printz
W. E. Walker
Hamilton
Missoula
Virginia Eldredge
Oldest Anaconda Brick House At 118 West Park To Be Renovated
A brick walk from 1885 was unearthed at 118 West Park Avenue as workmen study the city’s venerable brick house prepared for renovation by Frank Patti. The landmark, built by John Petrite, will gain residence space and a shoe shop while preserving the yard and trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park Avenue
Frank Patti
Peckover and Kelly Company
Petition Filed for Judge Winston Candidacy in Third District
Judge George R. B. Winston, Montana jurist nicknamed Dean of Montana Jurists, filed a petition with the secretary of state at Helena seeking the Republican nomination for judge of the third judicial district. He is finishing 24 years on the bench since 1904 and is the state's oldest judge by service. He has been opposed only twice recently, defeating D. H. Morgan in 1920 and running unopposed in the last election. Winston succeeded Welling Napton on the third district bench and was the youngest participant at both state constitutional conventions helping shape the Treas ure state government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RB. Winston
Montana
Third Judicial District
Helena
Winston
D. H. Morgan
Welling Napton
Third
Treasure State
Memorial Day Observance Plans in Anaconda
Memorial day committees meet at 8 tonight at the Montana hotel to complete arrangements for the day observance. The program will include special exercises honoring dead soldiers.
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Montana
Anaconda
Community Notes From Boulder and Nearby Towns
Joe Murphy was called to Butte Sunday due to his mother Mrs. Mike Murphy's illness at St James hospital. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs John Mountjoy and Lewis Forman, visited from Helena. Various visits and events recur, with a high school baccalaureate address by Rev E C Smith and a Glee club recital at Jefferson County High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Joe Murphy
Butte
Mike Murphy
St. James Hospital
F. Tuttle
California
John Mountjoy
Lewis Forman
Mary Dawson
Nell McCauley
Wicks
Carey Quaintence
Helena
Grover Taylor
Baby
John Steel
E. C. Smith
Missoula
Mr. Smith
Jefferson County High School
Glee Club
Ada Thibideau
D. D. I. Club
Ned Paradise
Dorothy Berry
Basin
Aretta Paradise
Vera and
Louis Jackson
Doris Taylor
Maxine Amarine
Lloyd Martin
Sam Dawe
Dorothea
Elkhorn
Fred Carmody
Officer Matchett Saves Car From Early Morning Fire
Special Deputy Dick Matchett spotted smoke coming from a Great Falls car owned by Frank Trumbell in the 100 block of Main Street and extinguished a rear seat blaze started by a cigarette. The quick action prevented serious damage to the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Trumbell
Great Falls
Dick Matchett
Main Street
Miss Sheehan Is At Liberty Again
Miss Maude Sheehan, arrested Tuesday night in a car owned by Dennis Murphy of Butte, was released from the county jail yesterday afternoon on her own recognizance. Sheehan said she rode with Murphy and friends, took the car for a trip to Anaconda after a dispute at Gregson Springs, and Murphy intended to return her to Anaconda. County Attorney Ira Stagg said no charges would be filed unless Murphy acts, and Murphy has not yet conferred with the attorney. his car was returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Sheehan
Dennis Murphy
Butte
Ira Stagg
Miss Sheehan
Stagg
Mr. Murphy
Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Pythians Invited to Butte Session
The Knights of Pythias local lodge accepts an invitation to join three Butte lodges in Mining City next Saturday night. The committee invites Anaconda Pythians to join and promises a wonderful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Knights of Pythias
Butte
School Official Visits Anaconda
Miss May Trumper state superintendent of public schools paid an official visit to Anaconda yesterday afternoon. She viewed the new junior high school building now near completion and expressed satisfaction with the modern facilities being installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Trumper
Anaconda
Miss Trumper
Adlerika claims relief for gas and bowel waste
Mrs. A. J. Connor reports five months of stomach gas eased by Adlerika. She says the first spoonful relieves gas and removes old waste, improving meals and sleep, with Fuller Drug Co. and other druggists selling Adlerika.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Connor
Adlerika
Fuller Drug Co
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Philipsburg News
Ruth Brittain
City Hall
Anaconda News
Adv
Anaconda Laundry
Rainbow
Aeunion
Carpenter Work
J. B. Hanson
Cherry Street
R. F. Gaines
Moose and Families
Lady Moose
Ady
Mary McNay
East Eighth Street
J. L. Hamill
Schlappi
Pioneer Club
1.C. O.F. Hall
George B. Winston
Bobbie Beal
Mrs. W. Beal
West Third Street
Owl Creek
Anaconda Coal Co
Edward Johnson
Chris Jensen
Race Track
A. T. Mavity
J. M. Ryan
Montana Hotel
C. H. Williams
Powell County
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
Swedish Baptist Church
Joseph Kyle
John Smith
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Henry Gardiner
W. B. Rodgers
Henry Williams
John Ahern
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
A. Laity
East Sixth Street
Maresco At
Mahan
s.—Adv
Provost’s.—Adv
Duco
Patton
Mahan’s
A. Tonkin
St. Ann's Hospital
Moose
Clerks’ Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Advv
Werner Carlson
Sweden
Jennie Duncan
Maple Street
J. G. Skinner
West Fourth Street
West Fifth Street
Blue Bell Poultry Farm
H. D. Caron
Jb. Stanbury
Boreman
Tom Lee
City
Kate Lee
Alder Street
Jake Schurter
Kelly Commercial Company
Phillipsburg
Peckover-Kelly Company
J. T. Coughenour
Bitter Root Valley
John Marchion
Coughenour
Oklahoma
Violet Anderson
Terry
Mrs
Charles Anderson
Carlson Inquest
ULU Brick
Jean OF
Juriot
Light Deer
LAST
Paramount Picture
Yals
Parasmount
Matchett
Liberty
Pythians
E. Paik
End-O.co Laboratories
Garfield Blvd
Ba Fuller Drug CO
C. A. Tuttle CO
East Park Telephone
P.J. Finnegan Co. Funeral
Oak Phone
Hogg Transfer Company
Wahlstedt
East Park Anaconda
Standard Publishing Co
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