Anaconda News Rower of Beauty English Postmaster
Three days after appointment word arrived that the English postmaster role pleased all. The Women's Literary Club held an art exhibit at the Aliolie club rooms with a shopping event at 2:30 pm. Volunteers spent the day displaying reproductions of famous works, portraits of statesmen, and centuries-old paintings. The big downstairs room housed most pictures while the upstairs reception area awaited guests. A kitchen was prepared with a capable cookery staff and pleasant teas. An Oriental room with rugs and bric a brac and a curios room featuring statuary were opened. attendance grew through the afternoon and more are expected at night. Children admitted free with teachers, tickets sold widely, raising funds for city schools. Sunt Kilroy reported early totals: LittToolhool 28.15, Central 46.00, Prescott 60, Bryan 32.90, Carroll 210. A special Orpreus quartet will perform tonight.
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Dore
Woman's Literary Club
Atolie Club
Walla
Kilroy
Littooth Schhool
Central School
Prescott
Bryan
Carroll
Orpreus Quartetie
English named postmaster of Anaconda in surprise selection
The family of English learned last night that he has been appointed postmaster of Anaconda to succeed A. Devine. The decision, made Saturday, surprised many, though English was a strong candidate and a staunch Republican. He currently serves as assistant United States district attorney under W. B. Rodgers, and the pick is expected to keep postal service in safe hands.
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English
Fir Anaconda
A. Devine
Uncle Sam
Anaconda
United States District Attorney
W. B. Rodgers
McArthur to plead in Deer Lodge case
Sheriff McMahon of Powell County arrived from Deer Lodge to take James Flemming alias McArthur back for arraignment on the Oliver Dotson murder. McArthur, recently recaptured after a Bitter Root Valley chase, will plead not guilty as Judge Napton holds court in Deer Lodge this week and a venue change may be sought by his attorney C M Bowyer.
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McMahon
Powell County
Deer Lodge
Faust
Margaret Theater
Anaconda
James Flemming
Mc-Arthur
Oliver Dotson
Bitter Root Valley
Napton
McArthur
C. M. Bowyer
Washington Gulch
Missionary Meeting Promises Twentieth Century Bank Offering
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church plans a select program at the church this evening to support the Twentieth Century Bank Offering. The program includes opening hymn prayer by Mrs Hewver solo by Miss Annia English remarks by Mrs Cattermole Lida Gilchrist Mrs Yird recitations by Ir Harris and Mrs Triot reading by Mrs Repath address by Mr Cattermole and a congregation closing hymn with collection to follow.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Hewver
Annia English
Wat Dovie
Cattermole
Lida Gilchrist
Yird
Harris
Pytery Peccas
Triot
Repath
C.m
Ketes
Postmaster Devine Nears Retirement As Change Looms
Nothing official yet on appointing J C English as successor. Devine, relieved to retire, ends a four year term that expired in March. He hopes to travel for rest and recreation after handing over the office, but plans remain unsettled.
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Devine
J. C. English
Deving
Under Sheriff and Constable Arrest Siblings in Cent Case
Under Sheriff Morgan and Constable Jake Rents, yesterday afternoon, arrested James Woodson and Mrs. Belle Lay, siblings, on a cent charge sworn by their mother Mrs. Lucy Woodson. Mrs. Day, separated from her husband, posted a $500 bond for appearance before Justice Frank Kennedy. her brother remains jailed. Witnesses for the state include Mrs. Barnes of Bozeman, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. White, Mrs Garvey, Mrs Frank Wilson, and Jim Me Elroy.
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Morgan
Constabe
Jake
James Woodson
Belle Lay
Lucy Woodson
Kennedy
Ara
Barnes
Bozeman
Walker
Harris
White
Garvey
Frank Wilson
Jim MeElroy
Elks Minstrel Cast Prepares for Margaret Theater Show
Forty Elks are rehearsing for a minstrel performance at the Margaret theater on the 29th Inst. J J McGinniss leads the darktown chorus with strict discipline. A parade will precede the show, and organizers promise a standout local production ahead of typical touring troupes.
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Margaret Theater
Darktown
J.J. McGinniss
The
Elks
Local Briefs From Gregson Springs and Nearby News
Local notes report Peter Murrow visiting Gregson Springs for a week with free eye exams by a graduate optician. Hammerstough’s builder Parker leaves measles confinement. Mrs. Curren visits from Deer Lodge as rheumatism symptoms persist. Albert Holstrom and Jennie Bell McMullen wed in Butte. Friends of Dave Gratton honor him with a gold watch before he departs for a better position.
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Peter Murrow
Gregson Springs
Hammerstough
Thomas A. Parker
J. H. Duffy
Rock Springs
Standard Coal Co
Con
O'Donnell
Albert M. Holstrom
Jennie Bell McMullen
Butte
J.B. Noftsinger
First Baptist Church
Dave Gratton
B. A. & P. Railway
Walnut Street
Gratton
WIT v. WINE. Kentucky tale of marriage pressure and refuge
Old John Tabor of Bowie Creek claims his daughter Mollie for marriage to Tom Bradley, while she pleads against it. He dismisses her suitor Ed Bronson and plots to secure a license with hard man Richard Hardin and Terre Hardin arriving to intervene as Mollie seeks aid.
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Daily Story Pub
John Tabor
Bowie Creek
Mollie
Bronson
Tom Bradley
Tom
Kentucky
Bradley
Melle
Richard Hardin
Terre
Mr. Hardin
Richard
Harding
Tun Beagley
Feny
Varivebulky
Mr. Taber
Fouls
Mulile
Abe Martins
Hiedee
Molin
Gir
Tilly
Moll
Hardin
Bramley
Jerre
Mr. Tear
Sean
Pronon
Vanborg
Thor
Dhrkelig
Mr. Tabor
Dick Hardin
Wild Cut of a Wild West Marriage Caper
Mollie sobs as Hardin aids her escape from Ed Bronson then secures a license. The clerk mocks age and consent while Hardin drives the spree with Taber. The pair wed four hours after leaving for Vanborg, amid mockery and later revelation of a trick.
Order to Show Cause on Petition to Sell Real Estate
In Silver Bow County Montana a district court orders kin and heirs of minor Mabel Weinkellack to appear May 11 1901 in Butte to show cause why sale of estate realty should not be granted. Publication required for four weeks prior. Also sheriff sale notices William Watson Wilton Chapa Silen and Marguerite Clague referenced for Big Bonanza quartz lode claim sale April 18 1901 at 2:00 PM at Court Hotel Front Door Butte.
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Montana
Silver Bow
Mabel Gombetinet
Murla Combellack
Mabel Weinkellack
Salt
Sald
Lorested
Butte
Silver Bow County
E. W. Harn
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
Copartners
Willian Wilson
Alvira
Summit Valley
Sliver Bow
William Watson
Silver How
James B, Furey
Sherif
P. L. Miller
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