One Act Court Comedy Ends in Peaceful Fine
In Anaconda a Justice of the Peace court session features Grace Sutier and Mrs. Stelten accused of disturbing the peace, while Grace Garvey acts as complainant and is taxed with costs after a boulder incident. Various petty cases follow including fines for fast driving and concealed weapons as judges maintain order at Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Quane
Margaret
Grace Suttier
Stelten
Grace Garvey
Sawyer
Justice Quane
al Croll
Hayes
John Smith
Togalo
Red Eye
Japan
Jim Hillman
Jim Hill
John Doe
Souilty
Frank Sutherland
Charles Moore
Main Street
Frank Quinn
Brown
Montana Is All Right Says Mr Duffy
County Attorney Duffy returns from California praising Montana while criticizing San Francisco. He calls California costs high, wages low, and notes abundant lawyers and crowded docks. He recalls an incident at the water front and says Montana’s climate and life suit him better. He plans no more California visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Duffy
Californa
Gage
California
Montana
Tate
Butte
Anaconda
Disturbance Leads to Fine for Drunken Incident
Joe Gilbeault was fined $20 in police court by Judge Hayes for drunkenness and creating a disturbance. He had returned from a hunting trip and entered Charles Limberg's cabin firing Limberg's revolver, drawing a startled confrontation that prevented malicious mischief charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gilbeault
Polie
Hayes
Gilbeault
Charles Limberg
Limberg
Mining deeds and notices from Anaconda area
Mining deeds record transfers in Anaconda including J and Rosalie Cohen to Oswald Cohen three fourths interest in the Gladstone quartz claim on Bilue-Fyed Nellie mountain for 259 dollars and Z B Wilson to Carrie Beekman west 40 feet of Lot 12 Block 107 at 1100 dollars. A notice of location for a mill site on Blue-Fyed Lab claim and a deed from Eugene Miller to Josephine Swanson involves Lot 9 Block 65 Anaconda for 1000 dollars. Sherman and Ida Wright transfer an interest in the McKinley placer claim to Charles W Atwater for one dollar and 6 valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Cohen
Oswald Cohen
Gladstone
Eugene Miller
Josephine A. Swanson
Anaconda
Minine
Z. B
Sarah J. Wilson
Carrie Beekman
Sherman
Ida Wright
Charles W. Atwater
McKinley Placer
Trades Council Meets Plans for a Big Social Session
The Trades Council met last night to discuss plans for a large social event. Members outlined a program, estimated costs, and the need for volunteer coordination to ensure a successful gathering.
Butte Unions May Come to Social Session and Delegates
Deer Lodge Trades and Labor council met in regular session. A monster social session was discussed with plans to rent a large hall and invite unions from other cities. The council authorized resolutions of sympathy for San Francisco strikers and discussed aiding them financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Deer Lodge Trades and Labor Council
T. F. Murphy
Cies
George Firestone
Cty
MacWhinley
Reagan
W. H. Young
Bartenders’ Union
Tearmsters
Condensed Butte Defeat Spurs Calf College Football Hope
The senior football team from Ana conda business college returned home discouraged after losing to Butte. Key players missed the train, and Harvey Showers blamed the heaviness and outplay by Butte. The team plans practice, new players, and a new quarterback for the rematch on the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Business College
Hutte
Butte
Harvey Showers
Butte Boys
Buttes
Reward Offered for Hay-Burning Suspects in Deer Lodge Valley
A $750 reward is posted by stockmen of the lower Deer Lodge valley for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who burned hay on S. Beck’s ranch on September 15 or on the Christofferson ranch on October 3, or anyone later caught in the act of burning hay or destroying property in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Deer Lodge Valley
S. Beck
Christofferson
Untitled Text of Odd Time Annotations
A list of scattered times and periods in mixed formats including a.m. p.m. and odd spacing. The fragment reads like a sequence of daily hour marks from early morning to midnight without context or events. It preserves several specific times such as 4:30 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. amid unclear text.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda News
Police Courts
Theater
Dezell
Chas
W. French
Viont
Address Edicine Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Newbro Drug Company
Montana IS All Right
MR. Duffy
Califona
Trades Council Meets
LAP Shein
N&men
Goodfriend Clothing CO
D. Kaufman
Park Avenue
Wright
MacCallum
Cloutier
Anaconda, Mont
ATE Angorda and
Passeag Railway
Union
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Fast
Silver Bow
Oregon Short Line
Great Northern Railway
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway
Europe
Dr. McLaughliin
Ir. M. A. McLaunchlin
Columbia St
Seattle, Wash
Vital Werkret
Mont
Dr. McLaughlin
J. B. Colgan
FE. Broadway
Wellcome & Peckover
East Park Ave
M. J. FitzPatrick
Commercial Avenue
Burlington
Omaha
Denver
Kansas City
St. Louis
Phil Daniels
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
Chicago
Los Angeles
Portland
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake City
Principe
North Main Street
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
John KR Toole
M. B. Greenwoode
Louis V. Bennett
W. C Norbecgh
Thorp
Edienapolis
Lad
Minneapolis
St. Paul
All
New York
St. Paul and
Rust
Great Falls
Helena
Ctty
J. E. Dawson
Missouri River
All Points West
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Norris and Pony
N. P
Mekeriman
American Exchange National Bank
New York City
Ww. W. Harper
City of
State of
M. G.O
Western Union
Brickyard and Carroll
Commercial
Grant
Bricky
Girant’s
Grant's
RKS
Mediterranean
Boston
Gibraltar
Naples
Cnoa
Alexandria
T. H. Larke
Gen. N. W
St. Guaranty Bidg
Minneapolis, Minn
Anaconda Business Directory
Warm Springs
Fetv
U. W
Phone & J. H. French
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