Estate of Malachi Sheehan sale of mining stock order
In Deer Lodge Montana the Third Judicial District court orders all interested parties to appear October 11 1918 at 10 a m in Anaconda to show cause why the executor should not be granted permission to sell 11428 shares of Butte Georgetown Mining and Milling stock by private sale. Publication required four weeks in Anaconda Standard. Dated September 27 1913 Judge George B Winston
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Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
Malachi Sheehan
Fawin Thad Kinerk
Malach Sheehan
Entate
Deer Lodge County
Anaconda
State of Montans
George B, Winston
Anaconda Football Schedule Resumes After Delays
Anaconda readers hear of a two game bill in city league action. Managers Brent and Fitzpatrick set a postponed Friday game between Moran and Fitzpatrick, with a second Friday match and a double bill planned. Early disruptions included weather and iron workers missing practice, but hopes rise for strong crowds and a completed docket as schedule hinges on forfeiture rules if teams fail to appear.
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City Football League
Brent
Fitzpatrick
Moran
Ymercial Baseball League
Tegard
Local society notes and ads fill city page
A jumble of society notices and advertisements lists meetings at K of P and Pythian Sisters, hat sales at MacRae's and Miss Kennedy, piano talks with Schlapps, a Mothers Cafe dining room job, and hotel luncheon specials. Mentions Mrs Thad Kinerk’s trip, Mr Richardson’s business travel, Pearl McDonald visiting, and early pregnancy notices. Several locals like Henry Early and Charles Baker travel through the city. job ads and merchandise promos abound.
Butte notices and social updates mix news and ads
Mrs Baker prepares for surgery at St James hospital in Butte. B I Haugan to speak tonight at Odd Fellows' Hall under Sons of Norway. Property rental near $50 monthly. price 2.63 illustration by Sullivan and Peterson. Mr and Mrs D Shoviin travel east to Newcastle Ind and other cities. Mrs Thomas Lavell visits With Dr Lavell of Warm Springs. Lady Maccabees dance Wednesday at Mabel hall with Shield & Taylor orchestra. Classy millinery by Mrs M R Reynolds 521 Cedar Street. Mrs B D Mahan heads to Childrens Tex via Ault Lace and Denver for visits. Anaconda chapter 16 Te A MM convocation tonight. J R Blackstone’s father dies in Shullaburg Wis. he attends funeral. Mathewson Healy and Martin return from Georgetown Lake with ducks including canvasback.
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Lady Maccabees
Mabel Hall
Shield & Taylor Orchestra
A.tv
M. TR. Reynolds
Cedar ‘Street
Delegates Gather in Bozeman for Odd Fellows Meeting
Special dispatch reports delegates arriving for the grand lodge of Odd Fellows in Bozeman as lodging fills and private homes open to guests. Billings sends twenty six delegates with eight from three towns. more expected tomorrow as no Monday meeting.
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Standard
Bozeman
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Sexstone
Billings
Butte
Entertainment Committee
Hazeman
Hikers Explore Physiography and Botany Around Anaconda
Anaconda high school group called Hikers, about a dozen sophomores, study physiography and botany through field trips. Guided by Miss Eva Huffman, they hike to Lost Creek, Mill Creek Canyon, and German Gulch, with plans for Foster Creek and winter ski field work. Each trip covers up to 20 miles, balancing geology lessons with outdoor recreation and health benefits, aiming to recruit more members as interest grows.
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Anaconda
Lost Creek
Mill Creek
German Gulch
Gregion
Old Gulch
Montana
Foster Creek
Northwestern star IK Prince of Toricht turns to stage
Athletic figure Tom Arnold once a Northwestern left fielder shifts from baseball to theater. After college athletic success he pursued musical stock and entered comed y The Prince of Tonight. He credits athletic training for his stage discipline and will perform at the Margaret Theatre Wednesday night.
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Prince OF Toricht
Tom Arnold
Northwestern University
Arnold
Helder
Northwestern
Tom Cunningham
August Rolett
Blue Mouse
Confession Reveals Clairvoyant Swindle Allotment Scheme
William R. Russell, an aged clairvoyant, admits swindling about $500 from victims across cities. He claims profits depended on police protection payments to officials, detailing monthly charges and percentages. Russell states he arranged schemes via intermediaries, avoiding direct official contact, and had a second office after a confrontation on Michigan Avenue.
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Chicago
William R. Russell
Heyw
Russell
G. P
Barney) Bertsche
Michigan Avenue
Herald
Hertache
Anta
Pankhurst refuses release and faces questions in U S visit
The article reports Mrs Pankhurst's release refusal, hunger strike, and parole confusion after her conviction. She contemplates speaking on the women’s fight in England while denying advocacy of property destruction, stating US conditions differ and she seeks only to discuss voting rights.
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England
United States
Parnell
Redmond
Rans Enero Ea Ae
Pankhurst case heard on deportation and bond option
Immigrant affairs official Caminetti presides over an informal hearing on Mrs. Pankhurst in New York. Reeves argues for admission under bond for lecture work if deportation looms. Caminetti rules no bond and schedules a formal hearing, noting no sentiment bias and focusing on alleged conspiracy rather than political offense.
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America
Board of Inquiry
Reeves
Caminetti
Pank
Pankhurst
Il Foura
Marie Lloyd
Special Board of Inquiry
Reever
Great Britain
United States
Mra. Pankhurst
Ellis Island
Bert
Sentimen
Such & Frenay
Lloyd- George
Winer Keney
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Ind
Tuttle & Mahoney
Main St
District Court
Deer” Lodge
Jacobs
Hax Deer
Wald Jacob
Anaconda News
Lashes Tant Meta
Nowmung
K. of
Adv
Rebekahs
The
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MacRae's
National Union
Vermillion's
Olson
Cherry
A¢ Films
Zollman
Thad Kinerk
St. Paul
Price Right Gents Furnishings
Hill
R. E. Richardson
Dakota
yntral_ labor council
Mother's Cafe
Fagan
Haviland
Hammerslough
L. A. of
Cash Liquor House
Yd Richardson
George M
Georgetown
John Wenger
Spo
Miss Pearl McDonald
Tacoma
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Copper City Furniture
Ure Dillenbeck
Bowdoin Lake
Henry Early
Ash Street
M. K. Baysoar
Northern Pacific
Amanda
Charles Baker
Philipsburg
Haugan
Odd Fellows
Ullivan & Peterson
D. Shoviin
Yeaterday
Newcastle
Thomas Lavell
Dr. Lavell
Warm Springs
Ars. B.D. Mahan
Childrens
Tex
Ault Lace
Denver
Mrnet Visite
Te A. MM
B. H. P.adv
J. R. Blackstone
Shullaburg, Wis
P. Mathewson
John C. Healy
Martin Martin
Georgetown Lake
ODD Fellows’ Meeting
PREAK
Dublin
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Francis Scott Key
Key
Grand Theater
Alcazar Theater
Pathe
Alid
Hutte
Smith Deng
Feld
High School
Homant
Hole
Owtsurround
NSC
Anacanda
Cheronick
Raymond Wider
Charles Gunther C.W Hardy
Hell
Bronner Auto Sale Co
Hoskins Drug Co
John King
Ira Lindsay
Robert Lindiirg
Michael Lee
Mike May
R. R. Mansfield
LB. McDonald
R. ©. Peterson
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Sam Treba
John. Smith
Margaret Conley
Mrs Motish
Steve Stojakovic Poreric
White House
Advy
Eee
Mira
Common Council
the Prince In
Koberw
Reel New Vaudeville
New Pictures
Ames
Corbett
Nestor
Tal
Home of
Appea
Caminett
O'Neil
Liosdeorge
Poclin Yenignny
Andrew Kangstrom
Cornell
Mount McKinley
Smithsonian Institution
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonner
Interstate Lumber CO
Booth
Sutton
Drugatne
Buteo Conta Smitt Drug Company
Anaconda Fitson
Crepe Butte Wuaranten Tea
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Fco
J. Bowman
Ice
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
A. &P.ry
United Star
Wole
Westernian National
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