Burglars Take Cash From Alaska Saloon Safe
In Anaconda on April 26 burglars entered the Alaska saloon at 818 East Third Street by wrecking the front door lock. They carried a small 300 pound gate with over $1,000 in cash three blocks to a vacant lot and used an axe to open the safe. Three checks totaling $503 and other papers were left behind. Frank Miller, Austrian owner, says large sums were not routinely kept there and the theft occurred after weeks of steady receipts.
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Alaska
Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Alaska System
East Third Street
Ancona & Acuic
Li Ling
Union
Frank Miller
Tri
Burglary Report From Copper City Saloon
At around 2 o clock this morning Miller, the bartender, closed the saloon and banker deposits in a nearby copper city bank private building. Burglars carried out their operations quietly, with the daytime staff unaware until 5 40 when the day bartender arrived to open.
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Miller
Anaconda Sprinkling Rain Ends Dust Plague
Anaconda residents awoke to welcome rain that cleared days of dust. Local figures led sprinkling efforts on Main Street and Park Avenue, with Montana Hotel manager Mahargue and bowl sprinkler Ted Williams among helpers. Weather shifted plans as clouds moved in, ending with a lighter downtown dampening. Chief Mentrum and other officials anticipated a larger drenching, but the storm began earlier and left town streets visibly cleaner.
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Anaconda
Mahargue
Montana
Ted Williams
Main Street
Park Avenue
Mentrum
Washmeo
Mt. Haggin
Twentieth Century club formed in Anaconda area
Anaconda April 25 The Anaconda Catholic club members rename the group to the Twentieth Century club of Anaconda to attract non Catholics. New constitution allows any man of good character to join with 2 50 initiation fee and 1 monthly dues. The club runs gymnasium boxing wrestling and fencing under Prof Lucien M Christol with plans for a May smoker and a July 4 celebration at Mountain View park.
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Bnedal
Taterasountain
Anaconda
Anaconda Catholic Club
Dlay
Lucien M. Christol
Christal
Buolis
Mountain View Park
Con Smith Awaiting Trial In Potatello Robbery Case
Anaconda sheriff returns with Con Smith in custody from Idaho suspect in the Kentucky liquor store hold up on East Park Avenue. Smith pleads not guilty. hearing set for next Tuesday. Accomplices Cassell and Johnson to be brought in. Hat similar to robber’s found. Smith disappeared after the crime. Authorities note other evidence suggesting possible involvement.
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Thter Mountain
Anaconda
Conley
Potatello
Idaho
Con Smith
Kentucky
East Park Avenue
Kennedy
Cassell
Johnson
Justice Mil
Smith
Change In City Government Looms In Anaconda
Anaconda April 26. Town chatter swirls about Mayor elect Stephens and a complete turnover in city appointments after inauguration May 6. Republicans fear a shift on the police force while insisting Stephens will appoint only good solid Republicans. Democrats are hopeful but cautious about radical change to avert council friction.
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Stephens
Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Kelliher
Young riders learn horsemanship through grip and grit
The text notes riders struggle due to inexperience and difficulty staying in the saddle. By gripping the horn of the sacks tightly they manage to stay on, and with perseverance are expected to become capable horsemen in a few months.
Prenatal Influence Lecture at Canvasa Auditurelum
Frijas presents a series of talks on prenatal influence at the canvasa auditurelum corner Birth and Main streets Adis with free seats and a public collection taken Mrs Cooper assists her husband in illustrating and presenting the disruptive matter of their lecture Also tonight a lecture at the tent corner Fifth and Main streets titled Confidence As a Factor of Success with free admission and public head readings A lecture titled Love Courtship and Marriage at Fifth and Main with a nominal 10 cent admission and public head readings
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Frijas
Tads
Colperson
le Sture
Local Briefs from Anna Coloma and Nearby
Fragmented notices describe diverse items in town life including a dental event and a medical exhibit with an X ray, social gatherings, mining business trips to Halley Idaho, and a sheriff sale of multiple mining claims. The Anaconda Cycle Path Association grows, a dance night draws crowds, and a mining property disposition is planned.
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J . Cunningham
Halley
Idaho
James Quane
Copany
Rathbone Sisters
Anaconda Cycle Path Association
Wheeling
Anaconda
Imanifes
Burglaries Hit Anaconda Saloon District In A Week
In Anaconda on April 25 a rash of burglaries totaling over 1200 dollars struck three saloons. The Cash saloon at 723 East Park street lost about 50 dollars after raiders broke the front door glass and key lock. A vicious dog roaming the room amid the break in aided the case. The Alaska saloon and another store were also hit, with stolen cash and damage reported as investigators seek leads.
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Tater Mountain
Anaconda
Alaska
East Park Street
Cash
T. T. Miller
Frank Miller
Machinist John Kiley Reappears After Disappearance
Anaconda April 25 John Kiley a non Union machinist reported missing reappeared after friends pursued leads. He says he was drugged and put aboard an Oregon Short Line train at Sliver Row and did not regain awareness until Lima.
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Kiley
Lima
Bnedal
Inter Mountain
Anaconda
John Kiley
Sliver Row
Many horsemen this spring in Anaconda riding surge
Anaconda reports a brisk start to horseback riding this spring as several young men, seeking outdoor exercise from long sedentary hours, have acquired horses and paddies in the past two weeks. They plan to explore the surrounding country during pleasant summer evenings, and the riders are eager and skilled, signaling a promising season.
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Tater Mountain
Anaconda
Prospectors file for patent on split rock lode claim
Emily Opie has filed for a patent on the Split HM Lode Mining Claim in Liver Bay county Montana. The claim covers 1430 acres within several survey boundaries and includes the Glen Robert Placer and the Owl Maid Lode. Official notices recorded by the U S. Land Office and filed in April 1901. Salmon River Mining Co delinquent stock notices and Butte city council sewer district plans follow in the same notice packet.
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United States Land Office
Helms
Montana
Emily
Opie
Butte
Liver Bay County
Thenee
Thenes Bo
Ayres
Teade
Glen Robert Placer
Owl Maid Lode
Patrick A. Largey
Salmon River Miz
NG Company
Weat
Granite Street
Herman Layman
BOO
West
E. G. Bilields
Salmon River Mining Co
City of
Paese Council
City of Butte
Lalena Street
Alabama Street
Excelsior Avenue
Cotinell
J. P. Callan
Valentine Placer Mining Claim Patent Application Filed
United States Land Office Helena Montana April 20 1961 publishes that James Bruce and Bima Bruce of Divide Silver Bow County Montana have filed for patent on the Valentine Placer Mining Claim in Silver Bow County. The description includes survey lines and corner points, noting an area of 65.57 acres and references to adjoining claims and claimants. First publication April 22 1961.
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Tan Brown
Plaintif
Charles
Cushing
A. D
Clark P. Ma
Butte
Silver Bow
Montana
Alme Crystal Placer
Ty Fish Creek
Wolf Placer
Big Fish Creeks
Two Heart Gulch
Elsie Placer
Little Fish Creek
Silver How
River Row County
James Byuy
Silver Bow County
Pt. Miller
A. D. Tal
United States Land Office
Helena
Monsana
James Bruce
Bima Bruce
Divide
Silver How County
Valentine Placer
Nange
Co Ner
R. W
Beara
Corener No
Silver Row
Theoly
Paulosnike Plaver
Harry W. Turner
Jorgr
Firat Class Sleeper Service To Kansas City via Milwaukee Route
A notice describes a first class sleeper service from Minneapolis via the Milwaukee Road to Kansas City, departing overnight and arriving next morning, with connections to southern and western points. It promotes the route as convenient for travelers to beyond Kansas City and California, and directs readers to J. T. Cottey in Saint Paul for more information.
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FIRAT
Kansas City
Tain Cithee
C. ML & St. PL
Ry. Ifront
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kan~ana City
Milwaukee
California
J. T. Cottey
Gen
Pace
St Paul
Minn
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Salt Dake City
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James Ff. Fame
Silver Row County
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Sheripees Sale
George D. Greene
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William Roe
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State Bank of Dillon Incorporated
Dillon
F.J. Graves
Martin Barrett
Joe Shineberger
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Sheffield & Harrison
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Dillon, Mont
General Banking and Exchange
Aimee
Mack
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Brown
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Paragon
Copper City Commercial Co
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Joseph H. Harper
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