Anaconda Nuptials: Morse Stevens Tie the Knot at 506 Cherry
Miss Cora Belle Morse wed Harry Edwin Stevens in a 5 p.m. ceremony at the bride’s mother’s home 506 Cherry Street. Rev. Frank B Cleland officiated as family and close friends attended the decor filled affair and reception from 6 to 7. The couple planned Pacific coast travel after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Belle Morse
Harry Edwin Stevens
Cherry Street
Frank B. Cleland
Presbyterian Church
Butte
Fk. Lombard
Litt
Mise Mabel Nell
Stevens
Pacific Coast
Anaconda
Postoffice warns on addresses to speed railway mail service
Anaconda postal officials urge residents to include street numbers in all letters to speed delivery on the new Butte to Anaconda railway mail service. Instances of misaddressed mail and delayed deliveries prompted warnings as clerks struggle with common names. A separate incident reports Pareh striking Horn with a pitcher after an argument in a Front Street lodging house. police will investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
Eugene Jone
Frank Smiths
John Smiths
John Sullivans
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Pareh
Horn
O’brien
Two Woodhaulers Injured in Lodging House Brawl
August Vardh and Sebastian Horn, wood haulers, were found wounded and bloody at a Front Street lodging house. Night Chief O'Brien transported them to City Hall where they were placed in a cell. Hoern claims he and Parch were involved in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Vardh
Sebastian Horn
O’brien
Hoern
Parch
Trial reveals letters in Elmer Scott rape case
In Whatcom Washington on October 8 the state case against Elmer Scott former chief justice of the supreme court faced a dramatic moment as the prosecutrix Mina Schaeffer a 15 year old girl identified five letters she had written to a neighbor. She admitted writing them and said some were written at the neighbor’s suggestion during cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Whatcom
Wash
Elmer Scott
Supreme Court
Mina Schaeffer
Scott
Heno Wins Matron Stake at Morris Park
Clarence Mackey s Heno the 3 to 1 second choice captured the $20 000 Matron stakes at Morris Park on opening day of the Westchester Racing association meeting Yankee the Futurity winner ran second with Whisky King third Truty Baron Pentecost King Hanover Masterman Fly Wheel Lux Costa Rockwater Peninsula Coughnawa Champagne Northern Star Par Excellence Emshee also ran First race McMeekin won Second Namtor won Sixth Criterion took the one mile race Track fast and crowd in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarence H. Mackey
Heno
Morris Park
William ©. Whitney
Yankee
Westchester Racing Association
McMeekin
McAddie
Rafaelo
Namtor
Renald
Blanket
Odom
Turner
Whisky King
Shaw
Truty
Baron
Pentecost
King Hanover
Masterman
Fly Wheel
Lux Costa
Rockwater
Peninsula
Coughnawa
Champagne
Northern Star
Par Excellence
Emshee
Munette
Red Path
King Pepper
Blues
Baron Pepper
Hernando
Criterion
Astor
Aspen
Woman signs Desert Land patent in unusual record
Nels Tarkalson files for a desert land entry deed dated August 16, 1889 with the Montana county clerk. The patent shows a female signer Ellen MacFarland Assistant Secretary and a transfer of 131 acres in section 30 township 5 range 10 west and water rights to Ivers W. Farwell for 500 dollars. D. Tyler signs as recorder general land office ad interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
United States
Nels Tarkalson
Tarkalson
Township 5
Range 10
Montana Meridian
Benjamin Harrison
Ellen Macfarland
D. Tyler
Recorder General Land Office
John Zurkirchen
Otto Sigier
Geneva
John Roach
John Peterson
Anaconda
Georgetowe
Deer Lodge County
Otto Sigiel
Mont
County Hospital
Board of County Commissioners
Phil Greenan
Local items and notices from Anaconda city news
Residents hear about citizenship plans and career moves while shop promotions and social events fill the day. Invitations, sales on clothing and coal, and updates on local workers and travel mark a busy community agenda with many named people and places.
City Classified Update Sparks Local Activity
Funke's candies and Miss Walker's millinery advertise sales while unions plan meetings for the week. Residents visitions include L. E. Hill of Chicago and P. Luce of San Francisco at the Montana hotel as city commerce, lodging, and social groups organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
F. H. Cooney
Butte
Herbert Hesse
New York
A. W. Pullen
Chicago
W. R. Berryman
W. A. Wraight
W. E. King
M. F. Lindon
D. O. Buchanan
Hagerstown
M. D. Donohoe
San Francisco
E. Gerst
W. Brinsworth
Kenngstown
Ohio
L. E. Hill
W. B. Johnston
8. M. Wheelock
Denver
Colo
C. H. Spencer
Hansen
Karl Simmons
Helena
R. W. Chapin
Ernia Tears
P. Luce
The
Meat market sold. business continues at new address
Notice states the meat market at 412 Km. Park avenue has been sold to Wenger & Bourbon niere. The sellers, Walker & Gibbs, remain in the meat business at 19 Main Street and request all accounts due be settled there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Wenger & Bourbonniere
Main Street
Walker & Gibbs
Beet Sugar Men Refuse Cut Price Sales in Strike on Trust
W L Hartman attorney for National Beet Sugar company asserts beet sugar mills will operate normally in Sugar City and Pueblo while refusing to sell at 6 cents a pound. They plan to store surplus sugar if needed and expect to avoid long holds, signaling a combined beet sugar effort against cane trust pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Aniwonda
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Stevens
Pueblo
Colo
Daily Chieftain
Cane Sugar Trust
W. L. Hartman
National Beet Sugar Company
Sugar City
Hartman
American Sugar Refining Company
Results at Harlem Track Chicago October race card
Stephen Ward wins five furlongs with Sebla second and Lawrence M third in 1 02 5. Pigeon Post takes six furlongs with Bomerack second and Lady Idras third in 1 14 5. Irish Jewel wins six furlongs with Del marck second and Impromptu third in 1 18 3 5. The Forward stakes at seven furlongs goes to Bessie Spahr with South Trimble second and Nellie Waddell third in 1 26 3 5. Reseda wins one mile and sixteenth with MacGyle second and Flying Torpedo third in 1 45 3 5. Judge Redwine captures mile and an eighth with John McGurk second and Valdes third in 1 52 3 5.
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Chicago
Harlem
Stephen Ward
Sebla
Lawrence M
Pigeon Post
Bomerack
Lady Idras
Irish Jewel
Delmarck
Impromptu
Bessie Spahr
South Trimble
Nellie Waddell
Reseda
MacGyle
Flying Torpedo
Judge Redwine
John McGurk
Valdes
Fair Grounds Racing Results from St Louis Meet
Results across six races at the St Louis fair grounds on October 8 include Oakling winning the first five furlongs with Maxille second and Andes third in 1 03 ¾, Jordan taking the five and a half furlongs second race, Jake Weber winning the six furlongs selling in 1 16 44, Antollee prevailing at one mile and a sixteenth, South Breeze winning the one and an eighth mile feature, and Syncopated Sandy capturing the one mile finale with Belle of Elgin runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Oakling
Maxille
Andes
Jordan
Revoke
Sam Lazar
Jake Weber
Ciales
Antollee
Albert F. Dewey
South Breeze
Marey
Tea Gown
Sandy
Belle of Elgin
Bean
Spokane Defeats Seattle 6 to 0 in Pacific League Game
In Seattle on October 8 Spokane outplayed Seattle 6 to 0. Batteries Browall and Frary for Spokane while Hawley and Lougheed pitched for Seattle. Portland beat Tacoma 3 to 0 with Engel and Vigneux in pitching duties. Zearfoss officiated.
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Spokane
Browall
Hawley and Lougheed
Angiie
McDonald
R. H. E. Portland
Wopebes Pesto
Tacoma
Engel
Vigneux Carter
Zearfoss
O' Connell
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Harry E. Stevens
Harrison
Lost Creek
Nels
Mercere, Odson’s
M. Donahue
California
Strain
J. J. McGuinness
Powell County
James Tennyson
St. Ann’s Hospital
H. K. Rollin
General Office
Best
L. L
Strain’s
Anaconda Coal Company
Washington
Charles Laurenson
Henry Albertson
Anacconda
Nome
Albertson
Mount Haggin Court
Order of Foresters
Vic Smith
Seymour Creek
Ble Hole
Mr. Smith
Black Eagle
A. O. H. Hall
Louisville Liquor Company
Main St
Woodbury
Andrew Jeter's & Co
Cincinnat
Funke
Candies
Tolan Co
Rathbone
W. R
Fior de Baltimore
Turner Hall
Messenger Boys
R. S&s. Tolan
Bstrain's
L. F. Verberkmoes
East Park
W. A. Clark
Karl Simmon
City
D. W. Buchanan
Hagerstown, Md
Thomas Corr
Ireland
Brou
Seattle
Beore
Portland
Munyon
Munyor
Hapsburg
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
W. J. Sherburne
IXL
Keppler Jewelry Co
P. R
Anaconda, Mont
United Sates
J. W. Mehargve
Miley Oey
Do the Cook Medical CO
Curtis ST
Stuart Robson
Bertie, the Lamb
Bronson Howard
Marie Lamour
Ethel Balch
Fredrick Merphy
Smith's Em
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