Anaconda School Board Chooses Summer School Leader
Anaconda district selects Miss Kelly on the second ballot for the new east end summer school amid a tie and mentions six teacher applications. Board grants two summer school room uses and approves pay for Mrs. Fletcher as a regular teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School
Anaconda
Peyton Moncure
Emelen Trewin
Butte
Myrtle Templeton
Dillon Normal School
Caroline H. Cronkrite
State University
Missoula
Laura L. Smith
Nellie Kelly
FitzPatrick
Kelly
Jones
Nell
Cronkrite
Cox
Miss Kelly
Mill Creek
M. B. Spire
A. A. Darby
John Fee
W. S. Templeman
F. N. Charles
Miss Blackistone
Frederick Redeker
R. de B. Smith
E. F. Fletcher
Miss Mathes
Anaconda Band Plays Mountain View Park Trip Notice
Mountain View park event Sunday May 26 features an Anaconda band scenic outing. Round trip fares are 1.00 from Butte and 0.20 from Anaconda. Trains depart from B A P depot Butte at 9 50 am 12 25 pm and 4 40 pm with return times 3 10 pm and 7 40 pm. From Anaconda to park and return depart every 30 minutes after 1 30 pm.
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Mountain View Park
Anaconda Band
Senic
Butte
Anaconda
Park
Reynolds Returns to City for Visit from Seattle
George W. Reynolds, longtime Montana hotel manager who helped build the hotel’s fame, is in town visiting friends. He now makes his home in Seattle and has received offers to manage hotels in several cities.
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George W. Reynolds
Montana
Mr. Reynolds
Seattle
B. F. Moon
Hennessy
Custom Tailoring
Montana Hotel
Anaconda
Iennessy
East
Moon
Reynolds to Secure Control of Denny Hotel Seattle
Mr Reynolds is closing a deal to gain control of the Denny hotel in Seattle, a premier West Coast property never opened. Divided ownership delays terms but Reynolds believes completion will come soon. First train for Mountain View park leaves at 11 oclock today.
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Mr. Reynolds
Denny
Seattle
Mountain View Park
Memorial services arranged for G A R and volunteers
At a veterans meeting a committee on arrangements for Memorial day was formed and a second committee will meet tonight at the Mattie block hall to plan the parade line and details. G A R veterans will attend the Methodist church services while volunteers go to St Pauls.
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G. A. BR
Hallahan
T. C. Davidson
M. R. Shade
Phil MacDonald
Joseph Jette
Thomas Scallon
Mattie Block Hall
E. G. Cattermole
Methodist Church
St. Paul's Church
Rather Blaere
St. Paul's
Mr. Cattermole
Union
T. ©. Davidson
MacDonald
Keep Your Bicycles Off Anaconda Sidewalks
Chief of Police Taylor vows strict enforcement of the city ordinance against riding bicycles on sidewalks. He cites streets in good condition and urges riders to use the streets, noting daily citizen complaints about reckless sidewalk cycling.
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Taylor
Trio of Bad Children Sent to Reform School
A judge ordered two of the trio to the reform school while the third received separate disposition. The case involves juvenile offenders in a city juvenile court.
Incorrigible youths in Miles City district court
Three youths appeared before Judge Napton on incorrigibility charges. Staney Wright, 12, and Ethel McVickers, 16, were ordered sent to reform school after testimony of misconduct. Mary Ellen Lappin, 14, is under House of the Good Shepherd care, with a pending case. John Gallagher must serve five years for criminal assault. Celia Robinson vs C M Howard trial ongoing. First semi annual account of J C Lalor filed. Hennessy’s tailoring rep Moon visiting Anaconda.
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Stancy Wright
Ethel McVickers
Miles City
Lappin Girl
House of Good Shepherd
Napton
Staney Wright
Reform School
Minnie Wright
Missoula
E. P. Wright
Spokane
Anaconda
Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
District Court
Duffy
Young Wright
Mary Ellen Lappin
Celia Robinson
C.M. Howard
Justice Court
Howard
Robinson
J. CC. Lalor
James Shields
Miscellaneous Day in the Anaconda Woman's Club
Yesterday afternoon the Anaconda Woman's Club held a miscellaneous day with papers on The Reign of Queen Victoria by Mrs. Fitzgerald Carlyle by Miss Jessie E. Blackstone and a Philippines paper written by Captain Hallahan read by Miss Sutherland. Curios brought from the islands by the captain heightened interest as Miss Mary McLaughlin led current events discussion on the Women's Federation benefits and American industry growth.
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Woman's Club
Anaconda
Fitzgerald
Mary McLaughlin
Women’s Federation
In Police Court Murto and Dickson face unlawful inhabitation
Sophia Murto and Gus Dickson appeared before Judge Hayes on unlawful inhabitation charges. Each was fined $20 and $40 respectively. Irene Lamont of Mainville testified and was fined $5 after claiming she did not know women could not frequent saloons.
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Sophia Murto
Gus Dickson
Judge Hayes
Sophia
Gus
Irene Lamont
Mainville
Mineral filings and deeds filed with county clerk
Instruments were filed for record listing Quartz locations by William Mogers and George Bradley near the W Lorenz lime placer. declaratory statements by Henry R. Wilson near Friday and Starlight lodes east of Warm Springs. declaratory statement by Crawford and Youmeyer at Copper Cliff lode. deed from Adolph Pincus and wife to Melchair Muller for lots 10 11 12 block 7 northern addition to Anaconda valued at 1400 dollars.
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Ty William Mogers
George Bradley
Ascot
W. Lorenz Lime Placer
Henry R. Wilson
Warm Springs
J. K K. Crawford
J. F. Youmeyer
Copper Cliff
Adolph Pincus
Melchair Muller
Folding Beds and Couches In Modern Furniture Show
The Furniture Department showcases folding beds with Climax spring mattresses and hinged pilasters to improve appearance. It promotes a golden finish folding bed, Salom finishes, and 50 styles. Couches feature Perfection springs, wire ties, steel slats, and no sagging with a large velour couch special.
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Salom
Silk Waists Price and Quality Note
Silk waists were selling at seven fifty, the workmanship praised as perfect, and a sale is announced with further pricing to follow.
Groceries Low Prices Highlighted In Local Department
Store promotes reduced prices on Choice California fruits and pantry staples. Featured items include peaches pears apricots plums grapes tomatoes corn cream milk and chocolate with multiple cans and per item prices. Fresh Saratoga Chips are in stock and a Monday Tuesday muffin with Mocha and Java Coffee offer accompanies the special sale.
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California
Eveccese Cocces
Vince
Utah
Baker
Ralston Health Food
Scotch Plaids at isc Yard Yard sale description
Mill end scotch plaids offered in short lengths for children's dresses Bright fast colorings available at a low price limited stock Buy early exclusive local sale showcased as nobbiest up-to-date fabrics with clinging effect for dresses skirts and shirts wards black shades included Price not stated in available text.
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