Films Tell Story of Life of Christ at Imperial Theater
A six reel film From the Manger to the Cross depicting events in Christ life will be shown at the Imperial theater Sunday evening, Monday matinee and Monday evening. Anaconda clergy are invited as guests. Mrs Tescher will sing between reels and Miss Libby will provide music.
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Christ
Imperial Theater
Anaconda
Tescher
Libby
Anaccondans
Sarah Beinhardt
Dick Whittington
King George
Olson Concert Delights Imperial Theater Audience
A varied program at the Olson concert directed by Mrs R G Tolan featured Prof John N Olson on violin and performances by young dancers and readers. Highlights included violin solos by H Leonard and a 65 year old virtuoso pupil Loren Treglown, readings of The American Rose and Ninety and Nine, trios, a Serenade vocal, and a college medley chorus.
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Imperial Theater
H. Leonard
Olive Celeste Tolan
Mary Morgan
Eileen Daly
Flora Collins
Aileen Muriel Lewis
Catheryn Roach
Margaret Voyer
Esther May Allen
Loren Treglown
Reading
Victor
Miss Libby
John Holemo
James Reagan
Will Gilmore
Pat Halloran
George Murray
Frank Grady
John Connelly
Frank Fitzpatrick
Charles Smith
Sam Beausolier
Ceee Eee
de Beriot
Sunday School Field Day Ticket Sellers Named
Tickets for the Sunday School Field Day are available from Carl Granscome Dr. Albright A M McIntyre H G Coy and D R MacRae as well as the superintendents of the Swedish and Norwegian Sunday schools B A P employees with passes may buy coffee and lemonade tickets on the train.
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Carl Granscome
Dr. Albright
A. M. McIntyre
H. G. Coy
D. R. MacRae
Adv
Anaconda Building Permits Rise Amid Tear-Downs and Bungalows
Fire Chief Charles Collins reports 27 building permits issued this year, mainly for modern bungalows averaging over $2,000. About $55,800 in new homes are planned, with many old shacks along Front Street and Commercial Avenue ordered demolished. Demand for lots is high as housing remains scarce, and western town plots are rapidly developed.
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Charles Collins
Collins
Deer Lodge County
Front Street
Commercial Avenue
Anaconda
D. Allen
Third Street
Alexander M. Ross
Maple Street
John Jacobson
East Park Avenue
William A. Holley
Oak Street
John Hamill
Fifth
Walnut Street
Charles Later
West Fourth Street
M. Reilly
Angier
Joseph Servatius
Locust Street
Kelly
Main
M. Riberdie
Fim
Charles Dahlberg
Cherry
N. T. MecGlow
Walnut Streets
Neal Beaton
Earl Pearson
Cherry Street
Joseph Conrady
Fourth Street
H. G. Coy
Sixth
Main Streets
Frank Pangree
East Fourth Street
George H. Daniel
Elm Street
James Wynn
West Third Street
Hickory Street
Anaconda Daily Notices and Local Appointments
Local society items and small notices include visitors from Butte and Seattle, travel to Tacoma and Vancouver, a Big Hole camping trip, and various shop sales with "one-fourth off" offers at Hammerslough’s. Also announced are hotel luncheon specials and a Swedish Mission ice cream picnic in Washoe Park this evening.
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Swedish Mission Church
Washoe Park
United States Civil Service Commission announces clerk carrier exam
The United States Civil Service Commission announces the annual clerk carrier examination. Submissions open to applicants across regions with eligibility standards and testing dates set by the commission.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Butte Postoffice Exam Date Set for 1913
Butte postoffice will be held at Butte on November 1, 1913. Applications must be filed with the district secretary not later than October 1, 191%. Age limits 18 to 45 years. Entrance salary in first and second-class post offices is now 800 per annum, instead of 600. Applicants should apply at once to the local secretary, board of civil service examiners, at the Butte post office, or the secretary of the eleventh civil service district at Seattle, Wash., for application blank and full information.
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Butte
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Eleventh Civil Service District
Seattle
Wash
Picnic at Washoe Park by Colored Odd Fellows
The colored Odd Fellows of Butte and Anaconda held their annual picnic at Washoe Park yesterday afternoon. A dance and cake walk followed at the A. O. H. hall in the evening. An Anaconda team played the Butte Crackerjacks in a ball game with races and other athletic events supplementing the day. The banquet of chicken and other delicacies topped the festivities.
Mainville saloon keeper pleads guilty in police court
A Mainville saloon keeper yesterday pleaded guilty in the police court to keeping his place open after 1 am and was fined five dollars. He was arrested Thursday morning.
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Mainville
Train Schedule Ad Anaconda Georgetown Round Trip
Train leaves Anaconda at 8 10 a m and Georgetown at 5 p m for a one dollar round trip. Adv.
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Anaconda
Georgetown
Venice Wins 6 3 To Even Series With Tigers
Pacific Coast League action in Sacramento sees Venice hit three homers, overcoming a four-run Tigers lead before Reuther cedes two more runs to seal a 6 to 3 victory. Baun and Plifott catch, Arellanes and Reuther pair with Bliss in a tense pitching matchup.
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Venice
Tigers
Arellanes
Reuther
Wolves
R. H. E. Waiter
Baum
Plifott
Bliss
Cheek
Oakland Defeats San Francisco In Eight Innings
Oakland wins its third game against San Francisco by 8 to 5 after SF pitcher Thomas allows four hits and four runs in the first inning. Decanniere, relieving Thomas, yields three hits in the eighth as Oakland adds a tally. Batteries: Thomas Decanniere Clarke for SF. Pritt Ables Mitze for Oakland.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Thomas
Seals
Decanniere
Thomas, Decanniere
Clarke
Pritt
Ables
Mitze
Portland Defeats Los Angeles In Wild 16 6 Game
Portland beat Los Angeles 16 to 6 as a flurry of odd plays highlighted the contest. Two LA pitchers were removed in the first inning and Los Angeles shortstop Johnson was severely injured after a collision with Goodwin. Johnson was carried from the field.
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Los Angeles
Portland
Johnson
Goodwin
R. H. E. Dream
James
Carson
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