Memorial Day Plans Adjusted In Anaconda Community
Anaconda observes Memorial Day with services at the Margaret Theater after street conditions forced changes. The parade forms on Commercial Avenue and proceeds to Main Street then to the theater for ritual services by Grand Army, Spanish-American veterans, and other organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army Executive Memorial Day Committee
Margaret Theater
Commercial Avenue
Main Street
H. F. Errett
A. B. Shaw
Marshal Errett
Giraud
Order of Red Men
Protective Order of Elks
Knights of Pythias
Colfax Lodge
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Order of Eagles
Local man jailed for breaking diphtheria quarantine
Martin Blockich received 10 days in the city jail after Sanitary Officer Barnes arrested him for violating quarantine in a house on East Fifth Street where a diphtheria case was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Blockich
East Fifth Street
Barnes
Blockich
Quarantine Sparks Arrest Over Home Return
Police arrested Blockich for returning to a quarantined home after his child’s diphtheria was found in the house. The family faced fumigation and safety measures. the father then moved the other children to a rear cabin while the mother stayed with the sick child. The incident followed a court appearance as he could not pay a $26 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Royle
Blockich
Ghosts of daily life draw crowd at Dewey hall
Dr Alexander Ivor Tyndall spoke on ordinary ghosts in business and social life. He demonstrated clairvoyance and telepathic communication to a large, attentive audience. The series continues with The Secret of the Ages and After Death on subsequent nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Hall
Alexander J. MelIvor-Tyndall
Melvor-Tyndall
Henrik Ibsen
Ivor Tyndall
New Train Service Between Butte and Anaconda Promised
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway adds six trains each way starting Sunday June 3, creating the best service the two cities have seen. Trains run Anaconda to Butte at 4 15 am 8 25 am 11 10 am 3 pm 6 20 pm 9 50 pm and return at 7 am 9 50 am 12 35 pm 4 45 pm 7 60 pm 11 15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
Gregson
Real estate transfers in Ana Conda and Birch Hill allotment
W H Edgcombe and wife transfer lot 5 block 36 Ana Conda with building and machinery to George H Casey Thomas Casey and Joseph B Colgan for 25000. Lawyer to Frank Strickfaden buys lot 38 Birch Hill allotment for 50. Frank Strickfaden sells to R B Peckham and John W Frinke lot 38 Birch Hill for 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Edgcombe
City of Anaconda
George H. Casey
Thomas Casey
Joseph B. Colgan
Frank Strickfaden
Birch Hill
R. B. Peckham
John W. Frinke
First Degree Assault Charged in Cabin Shooting
County Attorney Tolan filed a complaint charging Tom Chicecani with assault in the first degree for allegedly shooting Pollo Jimijohn in the shoulder with a 38 caliber revolver in a cabin at French Gulch. Jimijohn, who walked to Anaconda for care, is confined at St. Ann's hospital and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolan
Tom Chicecani
Pollo Jimijohn
French Gulch
Jimijohn
Anaconda
St. Ann’s Hospital
Chicecani
Notice of Sale and Coupon Book Returns
Notice from W. H. Edgecombe announcing the sale of Anaconda Laundry to Messrs. Colgan and Casey of Butte. Patrons are asked to return coupon books for redemption, settle debts by June 1, 1906, and present any bills for settlement.
Anaconda Laundry Change of Ownership May 1906
The undersigned announce takeover of the Anaconda Laundry with no assumed liabilities. Business began May 28, 1906. H. B. Edgecomb, George H. Casey, Tr. J. Casey, J. B. Colgan will handle all coupons bills and losses of wearing apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
H. B. Edgecomb
George H. Casey
Tr. J. Casey
J. B. Colgan
Drummers' Sample Line Display At Strain's
Thursday event featuring drum mers sample lines of ladies collars no two alike. Come early with prices from 10c up. Strain's.
Courtship and Marriage Lectures Draw Interest
A free and unconventional speaker delivers lectures on Courtship and Marriage in these lands. The evening focus promises fascination with the customs of ancient and unchanging people as part of a series for illustrating the Scriptures.
Anaconda City Notices and Local Announcements
Daily notices from Anaconda include business openings and services at Viavi and Zollman s. promotions for the Grand special dance at A O Hall. memorial day plans by W O W and Modern Woodmen. post office changes extending free delivery to Palmetto street. and community events with visits from Helena and Wisdom residents. Local venues include O Leary s cafe 217 East Park and Stagg s piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Palmetto Street
Errett
Hosiery and Ladies Wear Sale at Strain's
Drummers advertise samples of hosiery underwear belts gloves parasols jewelry ladies waists skirts suits at about one third off retail price. Orders encourage quick selection and claim solid savings on fashionable items from Strain's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strain's
Unwritten Laws of the Holy Land Lecture
George W. Watson lectured at the Baptist church on the Unwritten Laws of the Holy Land. He has traveled in Bible lands and described their manners and customs to an interested audience last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Percy Watson
Palestine
Baptist Church
George W. Watson
Holy Land
Burton to Resign If Court Mandate Enforceable
Senator Burton informs privileges and elections committee of his plan to resign after the Supreme Court upholds the conviction and issues its mandate to the lower court. He says he will not let the senate face a member jailed and will step down once the mandate is issued and enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burton
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Supreme Court
Senate
Bank officials in Joplin charged over failing savings bank
Warrants sworn out in Joplin charging George W. Layne president of the Joplin Savings Bank and W. Porter assistant treasurer with receiving deposits while knowing the bank was failing. Layne had earlier been released on bond on a similar charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin, Mo
George W. Layne
Joplin
Zulus Attack under Bush Ambush at Buffalo River
About 600 Zulus surrounded Colonel Leuchar's force near Buffalo River Durban Natal. Natives closed to 50 yards but British rifle fire drove them back after two hours of fighting. Zulus suffered 70 killed. British losses were one killed and three wounded.
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Durban
Natal
Leuchar
Buffalo River
Eight Hour Law Excludes Prison Guards, AG Says
Attorney General Galen holds that the eight hour law does not apply to state penitentiary guards. He argues guarding prisoners is a governmental function and not public work, citing cases and defining work as bodily labor. The ruling would affect bids for prison care and limit costs to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Galen
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Board of Prison Commissioners
Conley & McTagine
Mr. Galen
Prison Board
Martindale
Kansas
Jefferson County Free High School Plans Commencement
The fourth annual commencement will be held at Temple hall Friday evening June 1. One graduate, John Joseph Sullivan of Basin, will receive his diploma. J H Durston of Anaconda will deliver the class address. A musical program includes piano duets, solos, an oration, and a violin solo performed by named pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Mahoney
Ida Marchion
Pearl Clark
Memorial Day School
Vida Lindberg
Vida Lindberg Recitation ‘Roll Call,’ Belle Bothwell, Violin Solo, James Myers
Barbara McKntosh
McKinley
Atlanta
Selena Eynon
Grace Pby
Grand Review
Florence Moran
Myrtle Dragstedt
Ruth Stephens
Loretta Malloy
Miss Fitzgerald
Margaret Wallace
Lace
Chester Hughes
Florence Laughlin
Dan Pereton
Nora Desourdie
Essie Grant
Ella Haltenhoff
May Harrington
Eddie Heimbach
Della Howell
Lucille Hutchens
Lettie Irving
Freda Johnson
Margaret Jones
Robert Kelley
Bennie Knight
Willie Lavis
Fevalina le Boeuf
Florence Leonard
Winnie McKenzie
Ellen Murphy
Frank McGrath
Mamie Morden
Anastasia McManus
John Monahan
Alice Percy
Roy Slossen
Blodwen Thomas
Boulder
Jefferson County Free High School
Temple Hall
John Joseph Sullivan
Basin
J. H. Durston
Anaconda
Kathleen Sullivan
Lillian Halford
Rosie Potts
Lilah Halford
T. T. Black
Ethel Cowan
Noted Chicago minister pleads guilty to bigamy
A. C. Abel former Methodist Episcopal minister pleads guilty to bigamy in Chicago and is sentenced to an indeterminate penitentiary term. Abel previously led Hammond Avenue and Trinity Methodist churches and was known to his second wife as Sir Clayton before his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. C. Abel
Methodist Episcopal Church
Abel
Hammond Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Sir Clayton
Lineman Electrocuted Working at Portland Intersection
Portland May 29 Charles Hicks a lineman for Portland General Electric was electrocuted today at First and Alder streets His body conducted 2000 volts of electric current Hicks recently arrived in Portland from Salt Lake City in an accident that stunned the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Charles Hicks
Portland General Electric Company
Alder
Hicks
Salt Lake City
Dixon Addresses Guilford College Students
Representative Dixon spoke to Guilford College students in Greensboro, his alma mater, during a May 29 special dispatch from Washington. The address highlighted his views and policy priorities for the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Standard
Washington
Dixon
Guilford College
Greenboro
Public reaction splits over Mrs. Myers hanging case
In Jefferson City on May 29 Governor Folks receives letters about the Kansas City murder case. Women voters oppose the execution while men largely support carrying out the hanging of Aggie Myers for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Aggie Myers
Kansas City
Post Office Robbed in Sunnyside Washington
Robbers blew open the Sunnyside post office safe during the night and stole about $1,000 in cash and stamps. No crew was reported and the incident occurred in Sunnyside, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Wash
Sunnyside
Boy Up a Tree in Washington after Bear Attack
Tacoma May 29. August Ricey 16 arrives from Germany to live with his uncle near Puyallup. He got lost in the woods on Sunday and was chased up a tree by a black bear. A rescuing party of 80 men found him last night. He was hungry, cold and badly scared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Ricey
Germany
Puyallup
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Anaconda News
Cieties
THE
Hasley
Lowney
Walter M. Lowney Co
Boston
City Drug Company
Prescription Store
M’ivor-Tyndall
Diay
Rene
the Butte, Anaconda &Pacific An
Tryman
Viavi
Call
Cherry Street
Tescher
Stagg
Flora
Greig
Montana Hotel
C. A. McElroy
Zollman’s
Coy's
Louis Lt. Sharp
Missoula
O'Leary
A. O
H. Hall
Ladder’s Orchestra
Thomas O'Connor
Helenato
East Park
Charles R. Leonard
Willie Halloran
Saahe
George Woodworth
Wisdom
Pavinig
Big Hole
James Rayburn
Butte Presbytery
H. A. Carnahan
John Nell
Joseph McCaffery
Elizabeth
Ireland
Modern Woodmen of America
T. P. Stewart
Christian Church
Allan
Janice
the Smith Drug Company
Generael
Optiton
Clude
Toder State Central
Jefferson County
Dr. Lyon
Oflice
Copper City
Cravenette
Oak Street
Melvor
Tyndall
Santer
Kirschbaum
Stuart
Daly Bank and
John R.toole
K. J. Bowman
Louis V. Bennett
F. C. Norbeck
Yegen
Cook Remedy
Masonic Temple
Chicago, IL
Orfs
Chichester
Lester
Rex Turn
Mali
Gatien
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
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