Annual Assessments For Unpatented Deer Lodge Claims
Anaconda News reports upcoming annual assessment work on many Deer Lodge county unpatented claims. Lawyers warn claimants to prove worth, with required $100 worth of work yearly to retain rights, or risk loss as others pursue the property. A prudent miner should show annual effort and obtain certification to secure transfer if selling.
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Deer Lodge
United States
Liw
Sears
Fran
Sinntal
Opening of Copper City Gun Thw Display
The Copper City mercantile display opens this fall with an afternoon ceremony and Pischors orchestra. The Margaret theater will host a performance, and a new play premieres after 1 am. Theaters feature elaborate window displays and clothing among retail showcases. The upstairs recently enlarged, attracting visitors to view curiosities and hear music.
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Mercantile
Anacondi
Gous
Capper Clie
Pischors
Margaret Theater
Stoge
Margaretaater Wilot
Warde Tak
City clerks inert and odd notes from Butte station
Fragmentary city notes show clerks inert at Kerckmas Stationary and Miss Hitrinato Toenda mentioned in the l meri Lomighh of Butte. Women’s walking skirts and new shapes for fit wear appear. Father Callahan from Wupin visited Aniconda yesterday. Strath’s and OConnell of Gale are at the Leland hotel. Sullivan and Tillchoen returned from a long trip across the Gost and Routh town trip together.
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Aritfielg
Qyes
Kerckmas
Hitrinato Toenda
Butte
Styva's
Father Callahan of
Wupin
Aniconda
Sullivan
Otis Tillchoen
Gost
Routh
Caticura Soap and Cuticura Remedies Advertised for Women
An old advertisement extols Caticura Soap Olot Meat and Hesolyant as antiseptic cleansers for female health. It claims relief from weakening infections inflammations irritations relaxations and irregularities, promoting beauty and strength. The text touts Cuticura Bosp Ointment and related products for scalp cleaning whitening and soothing hands and general toilet and nursery use.
Remains of a Mastodon Found in Anaconda Section
Local resident Mr. Dyete reports finding petrified bones he believes are from a mastodon in the Mistoul section of Anaconda. The bones, part of a large skeleton, were found after years of prospecting and may yield a full reconstruction with further discovery. The Anlthganian Institute previously paid $500 for similar specimens, and researchers anticipate more fossiliferous remains in the area.
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Duck Busie
Sybils Tan
West Third Street
Dyete
Rome Cave
Keleton
Muntine
Vaneher
Warn Springs
Anilthganian Institute
Lo Vstluttes Meade
Hig Ui
Duele
Bucers IV
Owlog
Dace
Fire at William Tell House Briefly Extinguished
A small fire broke out last evening at the William Tell House near Mat and Frat streets. The fire department responded quickly and extinguished the blaze with minor damage reported.
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Willem ‘Tell
Mat
Reward Offered for Information on Burglaries in Lan
A $000 reward is announced for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thieves who burglarized businesses in Lan. The notice specifies the reward is one to anyone who provides actionable information, issued by authorities in James Thurson and Ron Taet Parte avemae.
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James Thurson
Ron
Sailors Die in Severe Gale at Sea
A violent storm off New York state caused multiple drownings among crew aboard several vessels including the Sunshine Taig Mercedes Hinlly Wright and the schooner Martha. Names of missing sailors and damaged ships are listed. authorities reported arrests for related thefts as investigations continue.
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York
New York
Sehannos
Burriemne
Plvo
Katha Bam
Sunshine
Taig
Mercedes
Cattnoy
Hinlly
Wright
Qrlent
Eo Lo
Capidolut
Morgen
Noid Metersan
Ckdl Tati
Peto Harvard
Hredelya
Varia Koda
Mob Attacks Chinamen In Tonopah Nev
A mob of 18 to 100 invaded Tonopah Chinatown this afternoon forcing occupants from homes and ordering departures to the outskirts. Chinamen report blows to the head and robbery before being sent from town. An emergency meeting denounced the assault and urged protection from authorities and the state.
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Nev
Chinatown
Rena
Dante
Own
Lown
Holton
Tostly
Gaye Heesu
Amd
Aina
Stusiberte
Aranda
Ay Labor Union
Abiitiie
Casein
Irrigation Congress Officers Nominated At National Meet
Ogden Utah Sept The committee on resolutions will recommend officers for the ensuing year Presdent W A Clark of Stomuna Hirst vice president J W Shurileff of Utah Recommended vice president V C Johnstan of Colorado Third vice president John Fall of Texas Secretary T B Maxon of Nevada There is no opposition to re election of Senator Clark as president The convention is expected to adopt the slate by acclamation The exhibit of Utah to win the Clark cup for the trust display of the hot states was derided in Idaho The Amneuser Buschein award for the best h ripe went to Moros of North Waklina Was and the Pabst cup for the best bir axbelMil from the western states was given to Manhattan Ming company Manhattan Mont The sugar lent award may not be made until Saturday 48 out whibor the system of testing the ing made A determined fight against any action to renent or modify the existing land taxes is evident The committee on resolutions split on two great issues desert land act and timber and stone act with majority and minority reports to be presented Tomorrow The debate promises a sharp fight over these provisions Senator French chosen to lead the fight against action favoring the repeal of the existing laws The Lanny delegation and others plan to oppose any action in the congress The next meeting will be convened next year at the moment the vote on land laws will be taken Senator Newlands Nevada spoke on State Cooperation with National Irrigation He praised Nevada’s laws favoring cooperative irrigation and state boards over federal interference
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Ogden
Utah
Committee On Resolutions
National Irrigation Congress
Presdent
W. A Clark
Stomuina
Hirst
nVice
V. C. Johnstan
Colorado
Jonn Fall
Texaa
Sucralary
Tt. B. Maxon
Nevasin
Clark
Congress
Ehagoes
Tdaho
Amneuser-Buschein
Moros
North Waklina
Wasi
Tie
Pabst Cup
Aeeld States
Manhattan Ming Company
Manhattan
Mont
Miler
Thia
Tdihy
French
Jawa
Cpee
Loolenl
Batnre
Jalional Irigiinn Congress
Agricultural College
Logan
Bear River Valley
Frederick W. Taylor
Ehfer
Denarment
St Louis
George A. Maxwell
Maxwell
William H. Smythe
San Diego
Freana
Cat
Moemberr
Aglion Tar
Ira
Remedy claims and patient testimonial from Dr Williams pills
A patient describes years of nervous trouble with fainting spells and head pains improving after Dr Williams pills and Phoenix pills. The letter cites relief from locomotor symptoms and neuralgia, praises the pills as effective without side effects, and invites readers to request a free booklet from the Dr Williams Medicine Co in Schenectady New York.
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Chirles
Pearl Street
Joplin
Prk
Pita
Martin Prowdyala
Papin
Dr. WiMans
Pia
Drs Williams Medletie Co. Sohnnaetady
Venostian
Hoener
Hoakle
Ridbeat
Irrigation Congress Scene and Debate at World Fair
Proceedings at the irrigation congress reveal a clash over policy as Secretary Wilson and others address the gathering. Delegates urged broad cooperation for state projects while theater-like applause marked key speeches. The Denver meeting discussed electing future hosts and possible alignments among western states amidst a bitter contest over leadership and next steps.
Agricultural College Exhibit Promises Wide Roomfront Display
The Agricultural College plans a campus exhibit detailing all departments and student work. Botany entomology and horticulture will show collections and methods, while mechanical and domestic science sections present student projects and practical crafts.
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