Harvest Day Under Way in Wisdom and Area
Harvest day festivities continue in Wisdom with buckling contests, roping, horse and foot races as residents celebrate in the small metropolis. Promoter E Godwin reports progress on a new electric light plant six miles from Wisdom, with post holes dug for a transmission line and pipes laid. The plant aims for mid November operation with about 200 horsepower initially, expanding power to farms and sawmills later as lines extend.
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Wisdom
Metropolis
Jackson
E. Godwin
Steel Creek
Anaconda
City notices and social updates prompt busy week
Clerks meet tonight and bidding for pianos with Schiappi noted. High-grade whiskies offered by Parker's, and a luncheon table feature at the Montana hotel. Emery Kell heads to Kansas City on a visit while F J Muller departs for Helena on business. Exclusive wedding presents are highlighted. James Valentine visits from Rock Creek and Mrs M Ro King with Mrs Mellenger travel to Butte. Miss Catlin heads to Seattle for the winter, and Miss Eton leaves for Burley Idaho to teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiappi
Parker’s
Milwaukee Beverage
the Mint
Montana
D-Cent
F. J. Muller
Helena
James Valentine
Rock Creek
City
M. Ro King
C. G. Mellenger
Butte
Anaconda Community Notes and Travels
Several local residents and visitors are mentioned: Albert Rainville of Butte, Gertrude MacCallum leaving for Seattle, Ferrin arriving from Medado to teach at Anaconda high school, Jack Proulx in Anaconda on business, and various residents’ travels to Missoula, Rhode Island, and Saskatchewan. A six room Alder street house is for sale, and J. J. Tracey underwent appendicitis surgery at St. Ann's hospital. The W C T U plans a meeting at 2 PM at Mrs Turpin's 316 Walnut street with officers and delegates to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Proulx
Seattle
Anaconda
Alder Street
Sullivan & Peterson
John Weaver
JR. Weaver
Chicago
J. J. Tracey
Butte
Two Fires Start About Same Time In Town
Two fires started within hours of each other in town yesterday keeping firefighters busy. The coal sheds in the east end, likely ignited by sparks from a passing locomotive, suffered about 100 dollars in damage. The Kinerk residence near the railroad yards burned about 150 dollars worth of damage plus contents estimated at 100 dollars. Total damage around 350 dollars, with insurance covering part.
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Wes
Louis Kinerk
Kinerk
Organize Camp of Sons of Veterans in Anaconda
Col G J Reiche of Helena arrived to organize a Sons of Veterans camp in Anaconda. The group aims to complete nine more camps statewide this week with meetings at courthouses and aims for 50 to 90 charter members, with nationwide G A R support and visits to other towns.
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G. J. Retche
Helena
Anaconda
Sons of Veterans
Reiche
3. A
Col C. Scott
California
John Marchion
Mise
Scott
Kalispell
Livingston
Bozeman
Chattanooga
Tenn
Welcoming Hand for All Pioneers (Continued)
A long list of names and locations appears, naming residents and families from Deer Lodge, Helena, Missoula, Boulder, Fort Benton, Corvallis, Butte, Helena, and other Montana towns. The item reads as an extended community directory or social notices with numerous individuals and households noted by place and surname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Josphiner
Helena
Henry Emily
Bordens
Gins
Missoula
Henry Willan
Stole
Perma
Fort Benton
KC. Emerson
Phebe ‘Train
Francis Powers
Townsend
J. McCauley
Boulder
Titta M. Ward
A. L. Delaney
E. Ryan
Be 'M. Fisk
W. W. Helena
Earl Fisk
Helena W. Millegan Jr
Conrad
Elizabeth Morrow
Sulla J. Cross
Arvilda " Angst
Thoroughman
Cascade
Mra
R. P. Thoroughman
Ci Cade
Alg
Quaintance
Boul-der
J. G. Bishop
Bition
Sean Hishop
Dillon
W.D. Cochran
Harlem
Mr. Lott
Win Bridges
J. Me Wilden
Lewistown
Whilliam Forrest
Divide
Frank Day
J.T. Taylor
A. ¢. Bateman
J O'Moss
George W. Forrest Bute
George Prof
F D. Pease
Lodge
M."w Trask
Deer Lanige
Henry Valston
John
John Wite
White
Teo’ Gilman
Thomson
Conten Ila
Paul Missoula
Thomas Moran
St Fers Mission
John Maloney
Smith McKnight
W.N. Dickenson
Harvey Spencer
Rose Rossbach
J. Buckhouse
Patrick Wickham
Mary. Boyer
Nelle McKnight
NEED LARG ER ARMY
A veteran speaker urges expansion of the U S Army noting the last war secretary of war report shows our force is too small for any major conflict He cites comparisons with other nations and recalls Montana pioneers including Major Maginnis and F D Pease among attendees at Ellis hall highlighting ongoing Veteran gatherings and county roll calls
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Secretary of War
Frederick Marsh
A. N
Organi Stekice
Big Horn
F. D. Pease
Montana
Martin Maginnis
Montana Territory
Congress
Pease
Sudge Woody
Missoula
M. H. Lott
Association
Maginnis
Inners
Ellis’ Hall
Bonner
Sanders
Pfe
Heaverhead
Chouteau
Oth
Operators claim they are doing everything for men
Washington. Sept 4 Steps taken by West Virginia coal mine operators in the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek fields to better the conditions of their employees were told to the senate committee today. J. W. Heron, chairman of the ad, testified that seven years ago conditions in the mines were open to crites, but today everything possible has been done to protect the lives of miners and improve their surroundings. Attorneys for the United Mine Workers sought to show that the mining laws of the state had not been carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Virginia
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
Senate Committee
J. W. Heron
Cheaspeake & Ohio Railroad
United Mine Workers
Chinese Cargo Bound for Hearst Ranches Onward to Mexico
A1600-page clipping reports 467 Chinese aboard the liner Chiyo Maru en route to Will iam Randolph Hearst and Gen. Harrison Grey Otis ranches in Mexico. Immigration officers say many are afflicted with hook worms and will be detained as undesirable aliens. They will travel south on a guarded train from San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Randolph Hearst
Harrison Grey Otis
Harry Chandler
Los Angeles
Hook Woris
San Francisco
Britten seeks U S armor plant to break armor trust
Representative Britten of Illinois introduced a bill to appropriate 7 million dollars for a government armor plate plant to be operated by the Navy Department. He argues the plant would end the control of a trust and produce 10,000 tons annually at about 314 dollars per ton.
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Britten
Illinois
Fils
New Race Forming to Rule the World
Araya Chicago reports a new Arayan stock form on the Pacific coast as theosophists meet to discuss the development at Klatona California. The movement seeks a new physical type through reincarnation and aims to establish a Los Angeles colony as the nucleus of a future ruling race with candidates including Krishnamurti Alcyana of India and an unnamed Englishman.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Theosophical Society
Kiatona
Los Angeles
Max Wardall
Seattle
Earth
Klatona
Cal
Tte
Christ
C.F. Holland
Society of the Eastern Star
Krishnamurita Alcyana
India
Aald
A. T. Warrington
America
A.T. Warrington
Kinona
Marie Russak
Pari Carlos
MacCallums Climb To Second Place in League Standings
The MacCallums defeated Roach & Smith 13 to 2 to move into second in the Commercial league as Johnny McHale struck out 19 over six innings. Lynch and Hopkins shined with key hits while Roach & Smith struggled at the plate. The outcome tightens pennant race implications for upcoming MacCallums vs MacRaes clash.
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Roach & Smith
MacCallums
Copper City
Johnny McHale
Lynch
MacRaes
McHale
Eichler
Leo St. Jean
St. Jean
Martin
Hopkins
Prank Baker
Roach
Waste Heat Creates Steam for Engine Power
A fragment notes using waste heat from a new system to raise steam for operating blowers. The steam increases pressure in another mechanism to drive the engine’s cylinders.
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Harvest Day
Big Hole
Cp and
Enors Wikt Cae
West Holes
Prof
Olson
Emery Kell
Kansas City
Father Clancy
Spokane
Hammersiough
Ver- F
Ness
Harney Hogan
Echo Lake
Old Taylor
Bond
Cash Liquor House
Knights and Ladies of Security
Frances Winston
Ann Grews
An & Vnit
Florence Catlin
Hazel Eton
Burley
Idaho
Furby
Washoe Park
Albert Rainville
Arthur Moughtinness
Butte Yester
Oak Street
Anes Gertrude MacCallum
Ferrin
Medado
Anaconda High School
Mea. H. FE. Mann
Leo Tre- Ondle
Windthurst
Saskatchewan
Anna M. Sutherland
Ingersoll
Ontario
J. M. Rose
The
Presbyterian Church
Zurich
Switzerland
John M. Knox
Rhode Island
East
of ‘Order of Scottish Clans
Philadelph
Hugh Early
Ben Falk
Mayer Honor
Thueson
East Park
Adva
Wrenn Avento
Sry Ann
Montauburn
France
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Camp OF Sons OF Veterans
Mene Oh Gt Oreo Hee Rer Ron
Lavalle
Finney
ER Army
M. Price
Hylen Smarr
Kate
Warren
Thomas 0. Miles
Siran
Silver Bow
H. Lodge
Conrad ‘Kohrs
Mra J. Steel
Thomas McTague
Flaherty
Jefferson
Laura
Pace
M.A. Powers
Dee Lodge
B. F. Notestine
Wit Stuart
Lee Montgomery
Deer Loda
H.C. Davis
James Mills
Dewey
James Duncan
Sheridan
Lee
Degahart
Philipsburg
Steve Lanston
Mre
Mary W. Jensen
Barbara O'Neil
FR. Merk
Am Bridges
A. R
Bowmas Point
David O'Keefe
Mr Evans
Pay
M. Allen
Os Mitchell
Deer” Lodge
Matt Hansen
Joe Deer Sage
Bessie Larson
Mary D. Larson
Thomas Hurst
Raymond Gonrad
Jefferson City
T. J. Farrell
Jane Tyler
John Quenton
A. J. Mills
Will
Ame A. Sherman
Laura Cagle
Emma D. Wheeler
C. M. Kessenger
Great Falls
Kila Wood
Hel- Sha
St. Longhorne
Frank de Tay
Pioneers
Lodge Grass
Old Fort Arrion
Abercrombie
Harney
Custer
Pat Conlin
Pat Jack
Rod Leggett
A. M. Walker
Joe Irwin
Don Kohrs
Montina
Mathis Plassman
Sidney Egerton
Edward A. Lewis
Cascade County
Misouri
Boise Basin
Leaven Hall of Waterloo
MR. Britten
U. S
Fred A. Britten
Mts
Somme
Araya
Macallums
Enesh
Grand Theater
Alcazar Theater
Joe Mary
Edwin
Muller’s
Nu-Way Grocery
Piltabury’s
Omom
Turkey
N. B. Se
Kingsford
Diamond
Rock Springs
Owl Creek
Bear Creek
Wellcome & Peckover Co
Abbott-Ford CO
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Anaconda National Bank Capital
Main St
W. A. Tuttle
P. Mahoney
East Park Avenue
Studebaker ‘Automobiles
Richardson & Cosens Main Street Garage
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