Dolls to brighten Elks fair in Anaconda lineup
A large shipment of dolls arrives for the Anaconda Elks fair next month featuring many kewpies by Rose O Neill and the Pensive Pup. Local Elks wire doll beds for display with Mrs LG Smith Mrs R B Tolan and Mrs R Lewis in charge of the doll department. Continuous nightly vaudeville will run with daily program changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose O'Neill
Elka
LG. Smith
Charles Branscombe
D. R. Roach
Lake Superior whitefish found in St. Marys Lake
Two Lake Superior whitefish, caught in St. Marys Lake in Gineler National Park, were received in Anaconda yesterday by HP. Mathewson. The fish are among the first of this species to be caught in Montana waters and are native to their home lakes. Attempts have been made to introduce the species into Montana waters, especially Flathead Lake, but none have been successfully captured. The source notes uncertainty about how the fish arrived in St. Marys Lake and suggests renewed introduction efforts may follow for commercial purposes. Also included is a tax notice from James H. Murphy, County Treasurer, about delinquent taxes due by November 29 with penalties and sale to collect costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Superior
St. Mary's Lake
Gineler National Park
Anaconda
HP. Mathewson
Superior
Montana
Itn Iity
Ston Tana
Plathend Lake
St Mary
James H. Murphy
Drumgoole Divorce Case Unfolds In District Court
In Anaconda a domestic troubles tale emerged in court as James Drumgoole sues Mary E Drumgoole for divorce on incompatibility of temper. He testified of constant scolding and nagging while Mary denied the charges and professed love, with sharp exchanges prompting the judge to call for order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Drumgoole
Mary E. Drumgoole
B. F. Crosswhite
Ida Crosswhite
Joseph Lepke
John Wilt
Joseph St. Jean
William Pederson
Drumgoole
Sharp
Clements
Local notices and ads fill Anaconda city scene
A乱 series of small city items notes residents visitors and sales from Anaconda Montana. Mentions Cassel and Hickey visiting, Cedar Street houses for sale, a wedding gift shop, a January dance, and numerous advertisements for furniture, groceries, and services. Also reports births and forest service official visits along with several shop and saloon promotions.
Anaconda superintendent visiting aunt in city
The superintendent of schools in Anaconda is in the city visiting her aunt Mrs James Quigley. Robert McDonel of Philipsburg is in the city visiting at the residence of John Cole on West Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper City
Anaconda
Seattle
James Quigley
Robert McDonel
Philipsburg
John Cole
West Fourth Street
Eee
Extra police to patrol Halloween night citywide
A large number of plain clothes officers will patrol tonight to curb Halloween marauders. Police Judge Sanderson vows strict action and will require parents to pay for any damages. Earlier in the month some boys were caught soap ing windows and others paid for breakages. Extra officers aim to deter youths from trespass as Halloween pranks loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanderson
Arly
Windy Ferret Show Alleges Event At Peeps Farm
A garbled report describes an event at a farm involving several named figures and locations. The fragmentary text mentions people and places in a sequence that hints at a social gathering or release. Specific names and extending details are unreadable.
Thanks for Kindness in Sickness and Death of Daughter
The notice thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of a daughter and expresses gratitude for flowers sent. Names Lester Roup and household are listed with a brief advance note for a local business advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Roup
Adv
Auto Manufacturer Files Bankruptcy in Cleveland
M L E Ewing automobile maker in Cleveland filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court listing liabilities of 590540 and assets of 400. The large liabilities stem from bond guarantees for the New York Mail Company to transport mail for the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Onio
L. E. Ewing Automobile Manufacturer
Labilis
New York Mail Company
Important case on refunds for intrastate shipments
Minneapolis date line reports a new suit challenging the constitutionality of two major refund statutes for intrastate commodity shipments. The action aims to reform procedures to recover charges in about 60,000 rate cases, centering on a 26‑car grain shipment to Minneapolis and a 1909 law granting the attorney general the right to sue for overcharges. It also attacks the transit and proportionate rate law of 1911 as inequitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota
United States District Court
Serious charges against T. J. O Gara
Chicago reports sensational charges filed against Thomas J. O Gara president of the O Gara Coal company before Judge Landis. Receivership action followed bankruptcy. Stockholders seek O Gara’s relief as receiver amid indictments for rail rebates and alleged misappropriation of 400000 in commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas J. O'Gara
O'Gara Coal Company
Landis
United States District Court
Carpenter
O Gara
Fred Busse
Eastern
Amos R. E.pinchot
Albert B. Kerr
New ‘York City
William B. Kerr
Syracuse
O'Gara
Allen visits Mexico says conditions not so bad
W R Allen former Montana lieutenant governor says northern Mexico shows disorder no greater than American cities of similar size and Americans there are not in danger. He reports good treatment by civilians and troops and urges proper conduct to avoid disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Washington, D. C
W. R. Allen
Montana
Washington
Boston
Mexico
Allen
Myers
Benator Bacon
Foreign Affairs Committee
Gambling Crusade Paid for by Great Falls Mayor
In Great Falls district court Edward Hannigan and Patrick Harman proprietors of a cigar shop were found guilty and fined 100 dollars each on gambling charges. Convictions were secured with help from two special detectives hired in September by Mayor N T Lease and County Attorney Meigs. The mayor used his own funds to pay for the detectives services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Edward Hannigan
Patrick Harman
N.'T. Lease
Meigs
Nine Men Count Money in New York Treasury Vault
Nine Treasury Department men from Washington began a three week shift counting about eight tons of gold and 2800 to 3000 tons of silver plus millions in bills and coins in the United States sub treasury on Wall Street. They expect to report to Martin Vogel the total government funds held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Wall Street
Treasury Department
Washington
Martin Vogel
New York Treasury
Vogel
Red Cross Memorial Plans for New Sanctioned Structure
Red Cross officials discussed tentative plans for a $700,000 building to honor Civil War women and serve as a home for the American Red Cross. The two story white marble design aims to showcase a striking structure with gifts from friends expected to raise the remaining funds to complete the $250,000 needed, alongside a $49,000 congressional appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington Vet. m
American National Red Cross
Te Cross
Friends of the ‘Organization
Congress
Destruction of Matrimony Suit In Deer Lodge Court
District Court of the Third Judicial District Montana Deer Lodge County. Della Coltrin sues Harry Coltrin for divorce on grounds of desertion and non support. Defendants must answer within 20 days of service or default judgment will be entered. Clerk MS. MPDERMOTT, Oct 16, 1918. Attorney: Mr Sawyer for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
State of
Montana
County of
Deer Lodge
Della Coltrin
Harry Coltrin
A. D
Mpdermott
Sawyer
Plaintife
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis Malvin & Company
Farriers
New York City
Macrae's
East Park
Muller’s
Nu-Way Grocery
Guernsey
Daly Bank and Trust Co
B.J. Bowman
John Ktoole
Harrington
EL Funk
Ai Cassite
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
Bireh
Wellcome & Peckover Company
ST. Mary’s Lake
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Good Clothes
Anaconda News
Crense Megin
Mrs. Drumgoole
Melander
Milwaukee Beverage
the Mint
Olson
Sat
Zollman
Aay
Ulberg’s
Vermillion
East Fourth Street
Thomas McDonald
Georgetown District
H. Hall
Johnstone
Mra
A. Wallace
Dodge City
Kaw
Hammerslough
M. H. Quigley
Portland
Cash Liquor House
H. C. McConnell
Georgetown
Will C. Burns
The
Forest Service
Nels Beckman
Pine Street
Standard Office
Copper City Furniture Department
East Fifth
D. M. Morgan
Plains
Howard G. Cloyd
Southern Cross
Cherry Street
Sullivan & Peterson
Ady. D. McGeen
Milwaukee
Bull
Charles Bostrum
Oro Fino
Butte
Acacia Lodge
No. 33
A. F
A. M
Miss Quigsey
Windy Erry Tato
Ady
Jacke Frost
Thucson’s
White House
Blue Valley
Stont
Gomery
Auto Manufac
Turer
Edison
Gaynor
T. J. O'Gara
Main St
Ind
M. P. Mahe
East Park Avenue
Bell
Tuttle & Mahoney
Walnut Street
Abiott-Ford Co
Studebaker
Autmobiles
Richardson & Cosens
Main Street Garage
Jack Frost
Fleisher
S.B
B. W. Fleisher
Philadelphia
Grand Theater
Selig
Conscience Fund
Alcazar Theater
Wilder Spender
Lewis & Sanderson
Red Cross Memorial
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonner
Interstate Lumber CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!