Dwyer Elected Superintendent for Anaconda Schools
Anaconda board elects W K Dwyer as superintendent for city schools reporting for duty August 1 at a salary of 2400 dollars per year. A special meeting will set teacher appointments and bills amount to 4514.75 with a remaining balance near 3000 dollars after payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Dwyer
Anaconda
Anaconda City
Board of Education
Dwyer
Sullivan
Harper
Swanger
Cuddihy
Flynn
Haltenhoff
Butte
R. G. Young
Margaret Theater
Schmidt & Abbott
Excelsior
R. A. Hoffiditz
Montana Electric Company
G. H. Ragsdale
Des Moines
Iowa
R. M. Greig
Anaconda Coal Company
T. J. Kelley
Singer sewing machine bargains at local stores
Real bargains at Singer stores with permanent company support. The Singer company is responsible and its representatives are always available to care for Singer machines. Look for the red 8 and visit 308 East Park Avenue, An-Mont, or 1383 West Park Street, Utte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Singer Company
East Park Avenue
An— Mont
West Park Street
Utte
Memorial service meeting for Anaconda camp No 14 W O W
All members are requested to meet at Turner hall Tuesday morning at 8:30 to participate in memorial services. By order George L Walkup, Clerk. Thousands of flowers at the Rosary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Camp
No. 14
Turner Hall
George L. Walkup
Friendship Hall
Frank Pahl
H. W. Harrity
Order of Eagles
Co. M. Sawyer
H. E. Neal
George G. Meadepost
M. EB
C. H. Davis
Knights of Pythias of Anaconda
Order
J. J. McGuinness
C. C
C. H. Williams
All Are Invited To Montana Hotel Dances This Summer
The Montana hotel hosts Saturday night dances without invitations. The manager acts as host and welcomes all friends and patrons to attend. The parties will continue through the summer as informal social events for the local season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Priest-led push for total abstinence union at St Pauls
Father Coopman plans to organize a temperance union at St Pauls parish and urges congregation members to join. He and Father OBrien discuss the move with parishioners after mass, following Bishop Carrolls urging in Butte. The effort aims to involve all parents and set a good example for children, with a circulated membership list and female parishioners invited to support the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Coopman
St. Paul's Parish
Father O’brien
St. Paul's
Bishop Carroll
Butte
Decoration Day Parade Schedule and Guardians
The Decoration Day committee sets the order of the parade with assembly at halls at 9:00 a.m. and a 10:00 a.m. start. The route runs along Commercial avenue and Main to Park and Chestnut, then to Fourth and Cherry to Park, ending at the cemetery for G. A. R. rites, with oration by J. J. McCaffrey and graves decorated by the G. A. R. and fraternal groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Commercial Avenue
G. A. R. Hall
Grand Army of the Republic
Knights of Pythias
Order of Eagles
Red Men
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Commercial Avenue
Main
Park
Chestnut
Fourth
Cherry
J. J. McCaffrey
G. A. R. Graves
T. C. Davidson
J. M. Sligh
Joseph Jette
Main Street
Park Avenue
Cemetery
J. J. McCafferty
G. A. RK
Decoration Day Veterans Choose Parade Order
Veterans select the lineup for the Decoration Day parade outlining the sequence of participants and units to march.
Anaconda Memorial Day Parade Plans Announced
J J M c Caffery orator city officials and fraternal groups to march with civil war veterans. Memorial day services and parade expected to be more impressive this year with police fire and fraternal participation. The program calls for 9 30 bell four strokes at city hall and parade steps off at 10 in formal order ending with G A R ritual and oration by J J Mc Cafferty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
T. C. Davidson
James M. Sligh
City Hall
G. A. R. Hall
East Commercial Avenue
Washoe Band
Philippine Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
Knights of Pythias
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Woodmen
Woodmen of the World
Order of Red Men
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Local Notes Highlight Social Visits and Shops
In Anaconda locais, attendees at a gathering included Florence Haddick, Cecilia Haddick, Florence Moran, Bessie Harper, Berna Schroeder, May and June Twohy, Evelyn Boland, Minnie Thomas, Urbana Shabel, Harold Masters, and others. Nearby reminders mention flowers for Decoration Day, small sales at Zollman’s and Ham merslough’s art room, and new pianos for rent. The piece also notes a funeral, baseball plans, and an upcoming hotel reopening in Helena with standard rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Cecilia Haddick
Florence Moran
Bessie Harper
Berna Schroeder
Aline
Irene St. Jean
May
June Twohy
Evelyn Boland
Minnie Thomas
Urbana Shabel
Harold Masters
Moina
Evelyn Ducie
Vaudeville Opening At Margaret Tonight
The week will feature 8 30 p m performances daily through Wednesday with a change in the bill to Saturday matinee. Prices 10 20 80 cents for evenings and 10 20 cents for matinee. No show Saturday night. Also notes on local promotions and Decoration day events in Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer. Fowler
Philippine Islands
Rome
St. Peter's Church
St. Paul's
Party Honors Haddick Sisters Before Topeka Trip
Miss Moina Ducie hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering in praise of Miss Florence Haddick and Miss Cecilia Haddick who will depart the city Thursday for a visit to Topeka Kansas. The event celebrated their upcoming journey with friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moina Ducie
Florence
Cecilia Haddick
Topeka
Kan
L. Everson
Boston
J. Thomas
M. Donohue
Butte
San Francisco
Cora Sanders
Divide
H. W. Turner
J. T. Finlen
Salt Lake
Finlen
John Berkin
Boulder
William Whitestone
South
A. Hoover
Mike Sullivan
Monida
John Davis
John Sullivan
Father Callahan
Sacred Heart Church
Ireland
Rome
J. E. Noftsinger
West Granite Street
Ball at the Montana Hotel Saturday Hop
A Saturday evening dance at the Montana hotel drew a large crowd and left attendees pleased. They look forward to the next event on Saturday evening June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Modern Woodmen Plan 9:30 Meeting for Memorial Day
All Modern Woodmen are to gather at the hall at 9 30 Tuesday morning to participate in the Memorial Day exercises. The notice calls for members to join in the march and commemorative activities.
Presbyterians Adjourn General Assembly at Winona Lake
The general assembly of the Presbyterian church ended its 107th annual session at Winona Lake Indiana. Closing actions covered committee reports on narrative and judicial affairs with plans for next year’s extensive committee work. Moderator Moffett appointed new Cumberland union committee members. among them lawyer Justice Harlan of the U.S. Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Ind
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Moffett
Cumberland Union
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Increase in the fund for public education
The empire’s council boosts public education funding by 625000 dollars. Reports from Zhitomir indicate rising Jewish Christian tensions with both sides arming. The Ignatieff commission urges abolition of minor siege laws and favors martial law during extreme unrest to keep cities under civil or military control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Zhitomir
Volhynia
Ignatieff Commission
George Doll Named Inspector of Small Arms for Montana Guard
Governor Toole announced George E. Doll of Flathead county was appointed inspector of small arms for the Montana national guard with the rank of major. He resides in Paradise valley and represents an eastern newspaper in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Toole
George E. Doll
Flathead County
Montana National Guard
Major Doll
Paradise Valley
Montana
Building Trades Involved In Strike Amid City Turmoil
A business agent of the Express Drivers union left Chicago for the East with Mayer and Barry. Mayer aimed to talk with express firms on reinstating striking drivers, while Barry sought to spark sympathy strikes elsewhere. In the lumber district riot, many women and children blocked police lines. Anna Corcoran was arrested for throwing bricks, striking Officer Dressler who received a head wound, then placed in a patrol wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express Drivers’ Union
Chicago
Mayer
Express
Barry
New York
Lumber
Anna Corcoran
Christopher Dressler
German yacht Hamburg leads in Cup race near New York
A St. Paul wireless dispatch reports the German yacht Hamburg ahead of the Ailsa by 13 miles in the Cup race on May 23 24 with the Atlantic Fleur de Lys and Valhalla trailing far astern. Endymion and other vessels were sighted north and east of the main group. All vessels reported well near Sandy Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hamburg
Atlantic
Fleur de Lys
Valhalla
St. Paul
Endymion
Associated Press
Marconi Wireless
Marcon
Slasconset
Mass
Ailsa
Sandy Hook
Butte Briefs Show Travel and Social Notes
John T. Orr returns from Dillon and various residents depart for Denver Spokane Rock Springs Wyo Kansas City Bozeman Jerome Ariz Missoula White River Junction Vt Divide Tonopah and Salt Lake City. Local social duties include bishop visit reception at Hibernia hall and Lincoln post funeral observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Orr
Dillon
R. J. Taylor
Denver
A. FE. Hall
Spokane
J. Clark
Rock Springs
Wyo
O. P. Chisholm
Bozeman
William T. Clemo
Jerome
Ariz
Wymann Ellis
Capital
J. L. Templeman
Divide
M. J. Kennedy
Tonopah
Cc. S. Haire
Helena
Butte
M. van Lewen
Missoula
Fred Bidder
White River Junction
Lotta Smith
California
Robert Lambert
P. J. Shannon
Ontario
Ore
Edward Saxe
Finlen
Father of Butte Baker Dies. Telegram from Challis
Chief Mulholland received a telegram from Challis Idaho stating Allen Williams a baker must be hunted down. It notes his father died on May 24 and gives last address 445 East Park Street. Signed D. E. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulholland
Challis
Idaho
Allen Williams
East Park Street
D. E. Williams
Cloudburst Floods Boise Hills and Cottonwood Gulch
A cloudburst above Boise Idaho May 27 sent a flood down Cottonwood gulch through the military post and into town. Upper town is afloat while water pours down all streets as far as Main with no serious damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Main
Bozeman Commercial Club Draws 130 Members
Bozeman May 27 The canvassing committee reports 130 business men signed the roll at 15 dollars per month totaling 3250 dollars for running expenses. All butcher shops will be closed all day Tuesday May 30 Decoration day. Anaconda Butchers union No 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Bozeman
Anaconda Butchers’ Union
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Anaconda News
WK. Dwyer
the Anaconda
Ing
Rosary
Temperance
Antrong
DER
J. J. M’caffery Orator
Stagg’s
Greig’s
Verberckmoes
East Park
Greig's
J. W. Thomas
Phil Carr
Mrs. Barstow
Hammerslough
Wein
W. L. Melar
City
Zollman's
E. Park
Roach & Smith
F. A. Jones
J. A. Dunlap
D. D. Twohy
Duluth
O. S. Heater of
French Gulch
H. H. Durston
Syracuse
N. Y
Joseph Benzeler
Walsh
Fischer
Conley & Clague's
George Greenwood
M. B. Greenwood
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Dartmouth
Garden City
Smith Drug Company
Cosmopolitan
Mont
H. C. Burgard
M. Born & Co
Thueson
Danderine
Marmara Henry
Ouiina
Forrestville Ave
Henry
Eloise Atherton
Little Rock
Ark
Bays
Florence Russell
Selma Hassell
North 42d Court
Mohawk Street
Miss Russell
Dandeline Aiis
Knowlton Danderine Co
Boouliout Mons
wUpeLuEr
Miss Hassel
Samantha
General Assembly OF Presbyterians
Fund For Public Education
George Doll
Peror’s Trophy
Butte Briefs
F. B. Dolan
Kansas City
W. A. Wood
Lincoln Post
David Hoge
Henry Kemper
Gregson Springs
Hibernia Hall
Butte Baker
Bozeman Commercial Club
George Karachino
Duffy
Aberdeen
Wash
Newsoper
Europe
Greece
Duffy's
Duffy’s
Duffey Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Montana Liquor Co
Keppler Jewelry Co
Libby Hart
Great Ivanhoe
Samson and
Zaccho
James Brady
Philadelphia
lWe
Boyd Bros
K. D. Smith
Third
Cedar Streets
Daly Bank and
John R. Toole
Louis V. Bennett
C. Norbeck
Yegen Bros. Savings Bank
Cc. Yegen
P. Yegen
E. B. Moffitt
Dru
Chichester
Reeturn Mall
Citchester Chemical Oe
Sention Thio
Madisem Sauare
PHILA
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