Anaconda Eagles Seek Revenge in Rematch with Leans
After the Leans beat the Fats, Anaconda players talk of revenge and a rematch next month. Rod Williams says the Fats remain superior, while Leans backers plan to reverse the score. Frank Tucker and Lou May weigh in, with Mayor Stephens: another game would be more fun than a circus.
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Rod Williams
The
Fats
Seans
Rod
Frank Tucker
Frank
Lou May
Mayor Stephens
Anaconda Eagles Challenge Missoula in Montana Baseball Duel
Manager Day of the Anaconda Eagles challenges Missoula to a series of games to determine state champions. Day offers $100 to the team he represents to win, with negotiations ongoing and open to other Montana teams if Missoula declines.
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Day
Anaconda Eagles
Missoula
Montana
Late Offenders Arrest in Mainville Nuisance Case
Don Dineen was arrested late last night for causing a nuisance at Front and Main streets and jailed for a hearing this afternoon. A Mainville woman identified as Mary Doe was arrested on a reported robbery by a stranger claiming a $50 check and $27 in cash were stolen. Hayes will listen to the case.
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Don Dineen
Main
Mainville
Mary Doe
Smoltz
Qeeee Hayes
Tony
Hugh Daly Returns From Ireland Visit
Hugh Daly returned home late last night after a month visiting the British Isles. He reports the trip was enjoyable and his health is considerably improved. His family will remain in Ireland for some time.
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Hugh Daly
British Isles
Mr. Daly
Ireland
Silver Bow Wool Clip Sells At Great Falls Market
Great Falls dispatch notes the entire Silver Bow wool clip of 7,000 pounds sold for 12.5 cents, highlighting the county’s mineral wealth. A total of about 250,000 pounds traded today with various buyers including Conrad Investment, T. C. Miles, and Mayer & Griffith among others. The Sage Creek company plans 300,000 pounds for tomorrow as the market edges lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Conrad Investment Company
T. C. Miles
Livingston
T. C. Selmyhr
Barraclough
J. I. Gjerdy
Great Falls Meat Company
Strain Bros
F. W. Mitchell
B. Armstrong
Smith & Laraway
Sage Creek Company
Wool in Demand Shapes Boston Market Outlook
Wool demand remains steady with strong buying from manufacturers. Territory wools lead sales as prices range from 44 to 49 1/2 cents per pound scoured for fine and staple grades, while fleece wools stay quiet. Australian offerings are limited with mixed but rising quotes for combing superfine to good grades.
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Boston
Territory
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Wool Sales Report From Billings Aug 6
Special Dispatch to the Standard lists wool sales at Billings on August 6 with buyers J Williams & Co. and Yegen Bros. Names include P J Menle from Bercail 78 000 pounds at 12 1 2 cents and N O Bowman from Toetin 26 000 pounds at 12 1 2 cents. Co M Goodell Phil Creek 22 000 pounds at 11 1 2 cents. W L Luther Roberts 12 000 pounds. Laurel 25 000 pounds at 12 cents to Yegen Bros.
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Standard
Billings
P. J. Menle
Bercail
J. Willams & Co
N. O. Bowman
Toetin
J. Williams & Co
Amsy Waters Cattle Company
J. Williams & Co. Co
M. Goodell
Phil Creek
State Supreme Court Upholds Boyce Murder Sentence
In Tacoma at midnight the state supreme court refused a writ of habeas corpus for Eben Boyce, the wife murderer, ruling the Rand act never took effect and that he was properly sentenced under the old law, with a likely hanging Friday.
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Tacoma
State Supreme Court
Eben Boyce
Boyce
Suit to restrain Exposition from using Forespark site
In St Louis on August 6 Judge Zachritz heard the action to stop the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company from using Forespark as the exhibition site. After arguments the judge took the case under advisement and said a decision would be handed down next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Zachritz
Circuit Court
American jockey Danny Maher likely retires from racing
Danny Maher of London, Aug 6, has suffered a serious lung hemorrhage. Doctors warn that any further riding could be fatal, making a return to the racecourse unlikely.
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London
Danny Maher
No Place Like Anaconda Burkes Find In Alaska Not Profitable
Ed Burke returning from the Klondike visits Anaconda and warns that Alaska is overdone with many profitless claims. Charles Bertsch reports San Francisco strikes crippled shipping and industry, with Montana and Anaconda presenting steadier conditions.
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Ed Burke
Klondike
Charles Bertsch
Anaconda
Id Burke
Pacific Coast
Dawson City
Alaska
Burke
Skagway
White Horse
Yukon
Alice McAndrews
McAndrews
Butte
Modern Woodmen Meet and Evening City Events
Social and business notices fill the city scene with a to night meeting of Modern Woodmen, a dance at A H hall, an optician in town, new births and rents, visitors from Butte and Spokane, and local sales at Strain's and Tolan Co. with trains altered or discontinued.
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A. O. H. Hall
Jury convicts Williams of assault in Missoula court
The Montana assault case against C B Williams ended with a guilty verdict after jury deliberation of about 20 minutes. Prosecution witness J G Ambrose described Williams striking him with a rock amid a water gate dispute. Williams testified Ambrose attacked him with a hammer. Sentencing set for tomorrow morning. Also, suspects Wiest and Kincaid were dismissed. Fenton remained for trial tomorrow afternoon.
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Missoula
C. BE. Williams
J. G. Ambrose
Williams
Ambrose
Joseph Fiest
Monk” Fenton
William Kincaid
Normandie
Wiest
Kincaid
Hall
Fenton
Pleasant visit of Bishop Brondel to Western Montana
Bishop Brondel traveled from Missoula to Helena after visits to St. Ignatius Plains and Frenchtown where he confirmed large classes of young people. He will confirm another class next Sunday in Helmsville and plans another Plains visit since his last nine years ago. He expects to return on October 15 for further engagements.
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Denny Lynch
Toronto
Canada
Buffalo Exposition
Missoula
Brondel
Helena
Montana
St. Ignatius
Plains
Frenchtown
Helmsville
Missoula Hosts Final Class Confirmation
Father Palladino travels from Missoula to St. Ignatius this afternoon to lead an eight day retreat for the Sisters there beginning today.
Missing horse swept from corral near Missoula
Mrs. Johnson of University avenue mourns her fine horse gone after the gate was opened by someone, likely an Indian. The sheriff and deputies conduct a thorough search but have not recovered the animal.
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Missoula
Ill clerk at Golden Rule in Missoula falls seriously ill
Missoula August 6 David Bigger a clerk at the Golden Rule store has been ill at Sisters Hospital for weeks. He suffered a relapse last night and his condition this morning is described as very serious. He was delirious most of the night and showed little improvement during the day.
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Missoula
David Bigger
Golden Rule
Sisters’ Hospital
Florence Man Returns From St Paul Visit
George P. Blake of Florence has returned home from a few weeks visit to his former home at St. Paul. He says he is glad to be back and that the weather there was exceedingly warm.
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Missoula
George P. Blake
Florence
St. Paul
Witness Against Indians in Deer Lodge Case
Deputy Game Warden Higgins returned from Deer Lodge where he testified in the case against Poker Jim for illegally killing a deer.
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Missoula
Higgins
Deer Lodge
Poker Jim
Professor Henry Sherwood Dies From Head Injury
Ballston New York Aug 6 Professor Henry Sherwood of Johns Hopkins University died at Ballston Center from blood poisoning caused by a small cut on his head.
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Ballston
New York
Henry Sherwood
Johns Hopkins University
Ballston Center
Curzon reports Indian rain inland crop prospects fair
Lord Curzon telegraphs that inland district rainfall is only half the normal total yet crop prospects remain fair. The relief rolls total 553,000 persons.
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London
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
India
Notice to Tax Payers Deer Lodge County Montana
The board of commissioners will sit as a board of equalization on Mondays and Tuesdays each week until August 12 unless business requires it. They may meet in continuous session. Phil Greenan County Clerk Anaconda Montana July 9 1901.
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District Court
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
Margaret Greene
Anaconda
City of
Deer Lodge County
Towit
Board of Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Phil Greenan
Mont
Magdalena Fisher
Fast Park Avenue
Anna Fisher
Third Judicial District
Thomas Gibbo
T. A. Gregg
Thomas Gibbons
Anaconda Standard
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Sil
East Park Ave
Red Cross
Vin de Cinchona Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Smith Drug CO
Smith & Simons
Newbro
Silver Bow
Danny Maher Ili
Speaks
San Francisco
Bertsch
Mr. Bertsch
Seattle
Hamrick
Park Avenue
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
Saucer Track
Why Cigar Company
W. EF. Gailey
Standard Business Office
Locust Street
Strain’s
St. Mark's Church
Mountain View Park
F. W. Murphy
Chicago
W. J. Reeves
C. Hadeorfeldt
J. Me. Gettigan
B B. Broomelle
F. H. Rhoads
Denver
A. Grunder
George F. Walsh
Spokane
W. H. Mority
J. B. Cromly
J. W. Burley
W. R
Schlapp
Shorts
Try Tolan Co
Verberkmoes
H. J. McDonald
A. J. Shores
Conley & Clague
Tolan Co
Twentieth Century Club
Mrs. J. B. Cromwell
Geoffrey Lavelle
Black Face
Union Orchestra
J. J. McGettigan
George H. Berga
Yesteray
Hammerslough’'s
H. J. Gillespie
East Commercial Avenue
William Scallon
Dr. A. ©. Leggat
Joe T. Carroll
Colvin
H. Hall
Theater Orchestra
B., A. & P. Railway Company
John Carnavan
Helmville
Roy C. Smith
Walnut Street
W. Ahern
Bitter Root
Fifth and
Cedar Streets
M. Huddloff
Montana Today
B. Gallick
Western
Montana News
Father Palladino
California
MO. Y. Batterton
the Bureau
Clubs
Oxford and
Gladstone
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Lumber Department
Hamillies, Mont
W. A. Cook
Cook Medical Co
Curtis ST
Colo
Anaconda Business Directory
Eree Warm Springs
Ll W. Commercial
J. H. French
N. 8S. Snyder
St. Ann's Hospital
W.illirdst
Ammaconda, Mont
Raaconda, Montana
Pera
United
J. W. Mehargue
Iges
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
Apital
John K. Toole
M. BK. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennety
Norbeck, Assistent Cashier
D. Freed
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