Flor Gr andey Elected Grand Master In Montana Lodge Meeting
The twelfth annual session of the grand lodge of the A O I W of Montana in Anaconda elected F L Grantley of Butte Lodge No 1 as grand master Workman. Butte was chosen as next year’s meeting place. Numerous officers and committees were named, with many delegates expected to arrive for today’s sessions.
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Butte
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of the
Montana
Anaconda
F. L. Grantley
Butte Lodge
Anaconda Lodge
G. Ss. E. Wisner
Grand Foreman
A. Scobey
Poplar
Mont
J.B. Trevarthen
Centerville
Grand Recorder
R. H. Howey
Helena
L. Q. Skelton
Hammond
Putnam
Neihart
H. W. Flannagan
Stevensville
D. G. Worden
Lewistown
H. Manchester
Anaconda Lodge Hosts Grand Lodge Meetings and Ball
The A C U W Grand Lodge delegates praised Anaconda lodge No 22 for hospitality as officers were elected. Grand Master Workman F L Grantley won the post. meetings covered extension funds, finances, and travel to smelters. The Aug 19, 1902, reunion date was set. a ball followed at Turner Hall.
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Third
Grand Lodge
Butte
Anaconda Lodge
Supreme Workman
A. C. Harwick
Turner Hall
Capital City Lodge
No. 15
Anaconda
Funeral of Thomas Smythe and Assembly Elections Tomorrow
Reports of officers and appointment of special committees follow. Tomorrow the election of officers and a meeting place for next year will be held. The funeral for Thomas Smythe is at 9 o'clock from 505 Cherry Street, with a requiem mass at St Paul’s Church at 9 30. Remains to be shipped to Thamesville Ontario.
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Thomas Smythe
Joseph McCaffery
Cherry Street
St. Paul's Church
Thamesville
Ontario
Championship bowling contest set for Anaconda
Montana will witness a championship bowling contest between D. F. Johnson of Bozeman and T. J. Flynn of the city. It opens October 1 in Anaconda with ten games deciding the winner by total pins. Flynn cites his 300 as Montana record claim, Johnson also posted high scores last year.
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Montana
D. F. Johnson
Bozeman
T. J. Flynn
Anaconda
Flynn
Johnson
Butte
Sioux City Mourns Death of Noted Local Woman
In Sioux City Iowa Mrs Williams a prominent resident passed away drawing mournful tributes from hundreds of friends. Her death follows a period after her daughter was called Enet by her mother several months ago and has lingered there since.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Anaconda
Spain’s Ultimatum Nears as Potatoes Export Eases
Tangier Times correspondent reports the sultan delays implementing last June’s convention with Lord Lansdowne. Export permits issued for potatoes and vegetables, but unrest grows in regions. Madrid asks for £200 daily from the date of the May capture until next Thursday as Spain weighs possible action.
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London
Tangier
The
Times
Madrid
Last Chapter in Curry-Tressler Tragedy Opens in Court
Fort Benton dispatch reports Mrs. Lucey Tressier seeking a divorce from Treasier of Malta in district court. The case ties to a feud over a Malta ranch involving Joan Curry Johnnie Curry and Winters. Johnnie Curry confronted Winters at the ranch leading to Curry's death. Mrs. Tressler resides at Jim Thornhill's ranch since Curry's death.
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Standard
Fort Benton
Curry-Tressier
Winters
Lucey Tressier
Treasier
Malta
Curry
Tressler
Jim Thornhill
County approves Moran ranch as poor farm near Joliet
Carbon county commissioners authorize purchase of the Moran ranch near Joliet for a appraised value of 31500 to establish a county poor farm in Red Lodge on September 10.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Commissioners of
Carbon County
Moran Ranch
Joliet
New York Cloak Makers Levy Per Capita Tax at Mass Meeting
Six thousand cloak makers attended a mass meeting at New Irving ball in New York. An assessment of 75 cents per capita was ordered against 1,000 cloak makers to fund efforts against injunctions tied to the cloak makers strike and picketing.
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New York
New Irving Ball
Degree of Honor convenes Montana grand lodge sessions
The Degree of Honor auxiliary to the AOUW meets at Turner hall for a two day session beginning at 10 AM with delegates from 51 lodges and about 79 participants. Helena No. 1 founded the order in Montana ten years ago, comprised of female relatives of Workmen. 2067 total members split between 1090 beneficiaries and 977 social members. Benefits range 500 to 1000 dollars, with 9500 dollars paid in death benefits in the past year. Current grand lodge officers include poet grand chief of honor Clara L. Lawyer.
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Grand Lodge
Turner Hall
Montana
Helena
D. of H
Clara L
Forrest Seeks Divorce After Desertion Claim
Albert J. Forrest filed for divorce from Mary B. Forrest in district court on grounds of desertion. They wed in Anaconda in 1887, and Forrest says she abandoned him in August 18%, later refusing to live with him. Both are prominent locals with farming ties. he operates in Deer Lodge valley and his parents farm there, while Mrs. Forrest resides in Central City Iowa.
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Albert J. Forrest
District Court
Mary B. Forrest
Anaconda
Forrest
Deer Lodge Valley
Central City
Iowa
Death of Mother Reported for Local Residents
C and R T Williams and Mrs Ll G Smith report the death of their mother in this city. The notice notes the passing of the mother of the Smith family and the Williams brothers. Local obituary notice published for area residents.
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Ll. G. Smith
1. C. and
R. T. Williams
General Banking Notice for Account Solicitation
A banking notice from Norbeck Bank announces general banking business and invites correspondence. Officers listed include John K. Toole as President M B Greenwood as Vice President Louis V. Bennett as Cashier and Norbeck as Assistant Cashier.
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John K. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
Norbeck
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FL. Grandey
D. H. Moore
Barney Schnieder
Billings
A. J. Craven
Harry S. Wales
W. FH. Brooking
Townsend
Joseph Chivers
J. W. Eddy
Fred Schulten
East Helena
Patrick Carney
Waterloo
J. Shantanker
James H. Rhodes
Miles City
Twin Bridges
Sucie Sennett
Marysville
May Beast
Lottie K Teague
White Sulphur Springs
Mary Burdick
Glendive
Margaret Garnett
Amy Brooking
D. L. Nelson
Supreme Lodge
Rose Shanlanker
Clara L. Sawyer
Belt
Margaret Rheim
Missoula
Linz
Mge. Jacoby
Burnham
Anacond
J. B. Trevarthen
R. A. Scobey
F. L. Grandey
J. M. Rhoades
Ebc Gohemian
B. Gallick
Butte, Mont
American Brewing C O
Si. Lowis
F. Johnson
Borseman
WY. J. Viveau
State Chimpienship
Odson
Spain
Lucy Tressier
Dandruff
Newbro
A. d. Forrest
Sally
Peal Medicine Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Newbro Drug
1. C
Bennett
United States
Dr. Bennett
DR. Bennett Electric Belt CO
Union Building
Denver
Colo, My
Augustin Daly Company
Arthur Dunn
Smith's
Chas. E. Blaney
Golden Gate
Johnstone Bennett
Nellie O' Neil
Payson Graham
David de Wolf
Harry Dell
Tony Williams
Albert Tournier
Matt Reagan
Smith Drug Store
Eseies
Ameens Cook Remedy Company
Masonic Temple
Chicaco
Board of County Commissioners
Phil Greenan
Copper City
Eryone
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Co., Lumber Department Manufacturers of and Wirelessie
Hamilton
Birch
Front Streets
Aneconda
Just
Menelee Jewelry Co. B , Anomee
State Furnishing Board
State of
State Capitol
Helena, Mont
Geo. M, Mays
Beard
LING
Anaconda, Mont
Tates
J. W. Mehargue
Daly Bank and
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