Norden Society Picnic Promises Big Turnout At Anaconda Park
The Scandinavian Society Norden of Anaconda plans a big picnic at Mountain View park with games, music, and dancing. Members from Butte are expected, with 700 to 800 attendees. sports include foot races, dancing, a boat race, and baseball between the New Works team and Montana National Guard company C members.
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Scandinavian Society Norden
Mountain View Park
Anaconda
Butte
Charles Johnson
Henry Benson
J. A. Englund
Alexander Anderson
A. Axelson
Charles Julin
Peter Watson
Edward Erickson
Gus Oleson
Sheriff Storrar
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Company
Benson & Westlund
Society
Norden
Key West
Horath & Balla
Andrews & Klassen
Baltimore
George Symonds
Company C
Montana National Guard
Local party sails for day trip near Silver Lake
A small party departs the city this morning for a day outing around Silver Lake. The group includes F. W. Hurley and family, Dr. St. Jean and family, A. C. McCallum, Al Halstrom and wife, and John H. Tolan. They expect to return late this evening.
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Silver Lake
F. W. Hurley
Dr. St. Jean
A. C. McCallum
al Halstrom
John H. Tolan
Miners Eye Rich Moose Lake District Prospects
Moose Lake district shows promising gold ore as Anaconda residents track development. Frank Lutz and Ben Casper report rich finds near Frog Pond basin with six men at Rivalli shaft and a 25 dollar ore strike. Clark of St Louis holds options on Granite properties while Dandy and Amazon mines push 200 feet and a four foot vein with free gold.
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Moose Lake
Anaconda
Frank Lutz
Ben Casper
Lutz
Miller Brothers
Philipsburg
Frog Pond Basin
Clark
St. Louis
Louis King
Rivalli
Amazon
Daniels
Fast game yesterday and plans for benefit match
Chicago defeated New York in a brisk but cleanly played game at a fast pace. John Small seeks Mountain View park may host a league game next Sunday and talks with Columbia Gardens for an exhibition two weeks hence. Merriments include possible trip to Butte and team needs for bats and balls while treasurer William McEachran eyes resignation.
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Chicago
New York
John Small
Mountain View Park
Small
Wharton
Columbia Gardens
Gardens
Bert Hogan
Butte
William McEachran
Eight End Men of Elks at Margaret Theater Show
The Elks present an eight man minstrel show at the Margaret theater next Friday night. The lineup includes Charles Hoff Frank Clinton Jack Baglin Fred Jensen Frank Collins Tot Williams J L La Rose and J H Duffy with bag punching electric club swinging and a grand street parade. Captain J J McGuinness directs a military drill and RR Williams as Mr Washington serves as host.
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The
Elks’ Minstrels
Margaret Theater
Funny End
Charles Hoff
Frank Clinton
Jack Baglin
Anaconda
Fred Jensen
Frank Collins
Tot’ Williams
J. H. Duffy
J. J. McGuinness
T. Williams
Picnic At Mountain View Park Draws Big Crowd
A large crowd is expected at Mountain View park for the Scandinavian Benevolent Society Norden picnic. People from Butte and Anaconda travel to the resort for recreation and a highlight will be a baseball game between the New Works team of Anaconda and a company B team from the national guard at Butte.
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Mountain View Park
Scandinavian Benevolent Society Norden
Butte
Anaconda
New Works
Company B
National Guard
Texas Steer Season Promises Big Northwest Theater Line
Anaconda buyers will see a strong Margaret season opening with A Texas Steer on the 22nd and a lineup featuring New York hits and Western debuts. Star acts include Ezra Kendall The Burgomaster Jefferson D Angels Marie Wainwright James and Warde Rose Coghlan David Warfield Kathyrn Kidder and many more across dramas comedies and musical shows.
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the Margaret
H. Frank Collins
Anaconda
Northwest
Texas
New York
James and
Warde
Ezra Kendall
Dodo
Prince of
Kathryn Kidder
Sweden
Marie Wainwright
The
Margaret
David Warfield
Rose Coghlan
Geradine
East Lynne
Niagara Falls
Josh Spruceby
Old Kentucky
Local notes include visits and travels around town
Dr Scanlan of Warm Springs visited the city for a few hours. J R Boarmeun returned from the Gold Coin mines. George Baltimore Symons of Butte was in town on business. J W Collins and M J FitzPatrick came back from Seattle. James Sheehan and Jerry O Neill enjoyed a fishing trip to Rock Creek. Dr St Jean moved his residence to 420 West Park Avenue. Mrs A Hamilton and daughter Sabina left for Yellowstone Park. A stage line may be started between the city and Philipsburg this week. Miss Lillian Shannon returned from Missoula. Edward Crimmons, now a contractor in Pocatello, greeted friends here. Bushnell and Morris of Butte gave tennis tips at the courts. Presbyterian ladies plan a lawn fete on Kingsley lawn next Thursday evening. The Great Northern line offers a through sleeping car from Anaconda to Minneapolis daily without change. Mrs Henrietta Ehret and daughters plus others spend the day at Dempsey. Mrs F H Crabtree and daughter returned from Butte. Mrs Patrick Parry thanks the Modern Woodmen for kindness and for a $2000 insurance check. Mal Sheehan and Tim Healey arrived from Georgetown and expect to return today. Work on their property progresses as miners’ force may be increased. J B McIntosh of the Washoe smelter leaves for a month's vacation in New Brunswick with wife and child.
Timberman Injured In Mine Accident At Danielsville
Thomas Floyd, timberman at the Amazon mine in Danielsville, fell down a winze during lunch hour yesterday. He sustained injuries considered fatal, with details indicating he went to the collar of the shaft after a drink of water and then the accident occurred.
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Thomas Floyd
Amazon
Danielsville
Floyd
Accident victim Floyd in Deer Lodge hospital
The incident left Floyd with severe head injuries and broken ribs after a likely slip and tumble. A Deer Lodge doctor tends him. Floyd, about 40 and recently married, worked for the Race Track Mining and Milling Company. His recovery is described as having a small chance.
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Deer Lodge
Floyd
Race Track Mining and Milling Company
Anaconda Church Services At St. Marks Today
St. Mark's church in Anaconda lists services today including Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Sermon at 11 a.m. Holy Communion and infant baptism follow.
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St. Mark’s Church
Evening Offertory and Messiah at Local Church
A church service schedule notes 8 o'clock evening prayer and address. The offertory features Stainer's Jubilate and the morning service includes Handel's Messiah.
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Stainer
Handel
Church Services Notice
Services at the Baptist church Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday school follows at 12 15 p m.
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the Baptist Church
Swedish Lutheran Church Services and Ladies' Aid Meeting
Swedish Lutheran church at corner Cedar and Fifth streets holds services today at 3 p.m. Sunday school starts at 1 30 p.m. The Ladies' Aid society will meet at the church next Thursday afternoon.
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Swedish Lutheran Church
Corner Cedar
Fifth Streets
Ladies’ Aid Society
Norwegian Lutheran Church Service Change
Norwegian Lutheran church at Cedar and Fifth streets has no services today. Sunday school will be held at 12 15 p m.
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Norwegian Lutheran Church
Corner Cedar
Fifth Streets
Parochial School Opens Monday in Church
Tomorrow at 10 a m the Pastor will open a parochial school in the church with religious instruction in Norwegian and English. All Norwegian children are welcome. On Wednesday at 8 p m a menighedsmode will be held in the church led by Rev J L Johnson, pastor.
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J. L. Johnson
Presbyterian Church Sermons and Sunday School Schedule
Preaching by the pastor in the morning at 11 o'clock and in the evening at 8 o'clock. Sabbath school at 12 15 p m.
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Presbyterian Church
Church Service Schedule and Meetings
Services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday with a Sunday meeting at 10 a.m. Young people gather at 7 p.m. Wednesday evening services at 8 o'clock. The Ladies' Aid Society meets at the church Thursday.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Prayer Meeting Notice at 2 P M Friday
A church notice invites all to a prayer meeting at 2 p.m. this Friday at the church. Pastor G Erickson encourages everyone to attend any and all meetings. Residence listed as 620 Chestnut Street.
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Sp.m
G. Erickson
Regie Dence
Chestnut Street
Swedish Baptist Church Services and Meetings Notice
Swedish Baptist church at Cedar and Fifth streets announces services today at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Young people's meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. All invited. Carl Berntson, pastor.
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Swedish Baptist Church
Corner Cedar
Fifth Streets
Churaday
Carl Berntson
Aliens Entering U S Ports Reach New High
New York reports 6000 more aliens arriving through the port last month. July total was 42 000, up from 36 000 in July 1902 and 28 000 in July 1901.
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New York
Aug. L
United States
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