Reports of the officers read at the last Anaconda meeting
The Anaconda city council met at 9:20 am in the police court room with Mayor Leiser and aldermen present. Reports covered police, city engineer, and city finances detailing arrests, sewer work, water supply, hydrants, licenses, fines, and expenditures for the year.
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Anaconda
Leiser
Collins
Davidson
Devine
Fitzpatrick
Gangner
Hamill
Maguire
Stephens
Dolan
Police Department
John White
Board of County Prison
Oesesse
TOY Tung Periecce Teeta
City Hall
Closing Out Sale At Cost At Fidel M. Fidel
A full line of velvets, dry goods, ladies waists and skirts offered at cost. Jackets priced at four to five dollars with various sale items including tailored dresses and wrappers. Biba items and corsets listed with marked reductions, located at 602 East Park Avenue.
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Ladien
Vkiite
Biba
Aest
M. Fidel
East Park Avenue
Fire Department Annual Report Records Loss and Activity
Chief KR. 8. Mentrum reports total fire loss for the year at 33000 dollars with Losee and Maxwell contributing 25000 dollars from an April 11 fire. Equipment includes 8 LaFrance engine, hose wagon and ladder wagon. 2000 feet first-line hose and 700 feet second-line hose used. Horses bought for 500 dollars and sold for 100. One call outside city limits. engine used once due to strong water pressure. Remodel of fire alarm line and house completed at little city cost by department members. There were 52 calls: 38 box, 6 telephone, 3 still alarms, 5 false alarms.
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Mentrum
Losee & Maxwell
LaFrance
Montana Union Shops
The New Council Meets In City Government Shift
The new officers include Mayor John M. Madden and City Treasurer John W. Walkup with J M Kennnedy as police magistrate. Aldermen span six wards with Collins Talbot Steph ens Kelly Fitzpatrick McDonnell Dunn Sladich and Dolan among appointees. party split shows Republicans Davidson Fitzpatrick and Stephens among 12 aldermen. Dolan joined as alderman April 14 to fill a vacancy. Newly elected aldermen are Talbot Kelly McDonnell Dunn Sladich Murphy.
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John M. Madden
John W. Walkup
J. M. Kennnedy
J. W. Collins
Marcus Talbot
H. W. Stephens
W. M. Kelly
M. J. Fitzpatrick
J. E. McDonnell
T. C. Davidson
J. P. Dunn
Thos, Maguire
Joe Bladich
Frank P. Dolan
Frank H. Murphy
Davidson, Fitzpatrick and
Stephens
Dolan
Ww. M. Kelly
Joseph E. McDonnell
P. T. Dunn
Joe Sladich
F. H. Murphy
Anaconda Sheriff Arrests Forger at Main Street Lodging House
Sheriff Jack Conley and Detective Jerry Murphy arrested a man named Smith alias York alias Baldwin at 103 Main Street in a lodging house. The suspect, tied to a broader forgery ring with two Butte men, was found with a pistol under his pillow. He and his mistress were taken to jail and later to Butte, where many forgery charges were lodged.
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Jack Conley
Anaconda
Jerry Murphy
Smith
York
George Baldwin
Butte
Baldwin
Main Street
Murphy
Conley
District court calendar sets multiple criminal cases for May
The May term opened with many attorneys present. Trials scheduled include State v Jim Santi for murder on May 15, burglary for May 10, and other cases such as assault, larceny, and incest. A jury panel of 85 was drawn for service and returnable May 8 at 9 30 a.m.
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Jim Santi
Charles Simonton
John Butler
Thomas Mennehan
Austin Sloan
Conn
Fife and Drum Corps Joins A. O. H. In City Welcome
The A. O. H. forms a new auxiliary fife and drum corps with about 18 fifers and four drummers under band master Prof. Rairdon of Carroll. The Irish and Irish-American group plans a July 4 appearance to greet returning Philippines volunteers. a band halt is set at A. O. H. hall tonight.
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Rairdon
Carroll
Philippines
A. O. H. Hall
Suburban Train Encounter Inspires Old Yarn Tale
A Chicago News fragment recalls a suburban train sighting where a young man appears moved by a tale from an elderly gentleman, who is revealed as the father of the beloved girl. The aged storyteller shares a nine year old yarn that captivates their conversation.
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Joye
Chicago News
Fire sale and town notes from Anaconda brief
News items from Anaconda include Loses & Maxwell and other stores advertising a fire sale starting May 1 with dry goods and furnishings at reduced prices. Local court actions, a rope of assaults near Warm Springs, a Dewey Day celebration, and a baseball game at Athletic park are reported, along with property deeds and a watch on nearby Stuart snowfall.
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McRea, Davidson & Co
McRae, Davidson & Co
W. E. Moore
Philipsburg
C. A. Tuttle
Loser & Maxwell
Mahoney & Smith
Anaconda
Stuart
Losce & Maxwell
Losee & Maxwell
Watson
Scotty
Martin Drug Company
Main Street
May Day Ball for Fife and Drum Band Benefit
The A. O. H. plans a grand May Day ball on May 1 to benefit the Fife and Drum band. Music will be provided by the Margaret Theater orchestra.
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Margaret Theater Orchestra
Missing cow found at Burlington with brands H and E
A roan cow branded H on the right hip and E on the left was found at Burlington and can be claimed by the owner upon paying expenses. The notice is signed by Mrs. J. H. Daddow. The snippet also includes a quoted exchange from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Burlington
J. H. Daddow
Wave cure tale and rifle claim cross paths with Thad
A fragment recalls a tense exchange about a promised silence and a wave cure. It notes that explosive bullets were first used in India for big game hunting, hinting at a controversial method tied to the tale.
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India
Deer Lodge notes improvements at M Burney House and local doings
Deer Lodge reports progress on the M Burney house with a new sample room and a quiet gaming area. The May term of court opens with Judge Napton presiding as a large calendar awaits disposition. multiple local figures, stock shipments, and fishing plans populate the page with community updates.
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McBurney House
Welling Napton
This
Granite Counties
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Canadian Weather Remark Sparks Cold Wave Notice
A Canadian’s remark about sixty one degrees below zero prompted discussion of an approaching cold wave. The weather bureau issued notice predicting bitter conditions, and residents prepared by swapping cotton socks for woolen ones and braving outdoor exposure for a day or two.
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Weather Bureau
Missoula Notes Grow With City Affairs and Marital News
Missoula May Day items cover city offices rumors of P J Kline for city marshal and Joe McGreagor for fire marshal. A Butte Inter Mountain rep, A L Mitchell, boosts subscribers. Local weddings include William Garrihan and Flora A Dorse. Carrier applications rise with 12 filed. exams next month.
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Inter Mountain
Missoula
P. J. Kline
Rufe
Joe McGreagor
A. L. Mitchell
Butte
Tobacco Crops in Cuba Support Different Uses
Two crops of tobacco are raised annually in Cuba, one for smoking and the other for chewing, as observed by the Yonkers Statesman.
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Cuba
Yonkers States
By the Sad Sea Waves Line Exchange
A dialogue fragment shows a character recalling a past engagement and suggesting prior recognition. The man replies that he may have been one of the men she was engaged to last summer, implying a prior romantic connection.
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