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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
3
Governor Stewart and Chief Grain Inspector Templeton appoint the grain grading commission to meet August 26 at 10 am in the state capital. Members include Prof. Alfred Atkinson, Charles Van Denhook, and B. J. Fine. They will establish grain grades and publish notices in state newspapers.
Helena August 7 Governor Stewart says Secretary Lane's appointment of I D O Donnell as direct representative of the interior secretary will boost reclamation efforts. Lane impressed by Gallatin valley irrigation and soil productivity, noting prior years and the transformation that proves Montana’s irrigation potential.
Bozeman Montana August 7 Harvard students completing a six week summer geology field course in the Galatia and Madison mountains returned to Bozeman yesterday. They traveled on foot for several hundred miles, with provisions and camping gear carried by pack horses under the direction of Prof W P Haynes. The group included R P Wentworth W A Rice Wm S Kimball George Belchie Stanley H Wardwell and A W Asmuth.
In Gallatin county Bozeman Aug 7 harvests likely to be among the largest and fastest in history. Ideal weather with ample rain and sun allowed crops to mature on time. July frost caused little damage to wheat barley and oats. Acreage planted to wheat down slightly but yield and quality remain excellent. Hay harvest nearly complete with minimal rain damage.
Bozeman Mont Aug 7 The body of John E Evans drowned Sunday in the Madson river near Three Forks was found last night by a three day searching party. The body lay in shallow water a mile below the last sighting, hands gripping a heavy stick. Pete Nelson Roy Seneor and a small Filipino boy Cento located the body. Coroner Dr Joseph Piedalue planned an inquest if needed. Evans had recently moved to Three Forks and married four weeks ago at Columbus Montenegro.
William Rockefeller and Godfrey Rockefeller with W G Klautz toured Livingston on route to Yellowstone National Park. General Superintendent J M Rapelje returned from Niagara Falls and will attend a banquet in St Paul for Howard Elliott before returning with his wife and two daughters. Mrs W E King of Pennsylvania burned her foot stepping into a paint pot at Yellowstone while trying to photograph the scene. The Montana case against Volberding & Walters for penny ante gambling was dismissed for lack of evidence of owner knowledge. Fifteen members of the local Fike lodge left for Missoula to attend the state convention and support the elk preserve measure. Mail carrier C J DeHass was bitten by a dog delivering mail.
Bozeman Mont Aug 7 Four thousand dollars per mile is the cost shared by County Surveyor Fred Brown for an experimental rock sprayed road near Story siding on the Bozeman Belgrade road. Gallatin Auto club supplied crushed rock from Trident Cement works, hauled at 47 cents per ton. The new stretch runs one quarter mile and may lead to more county road treatments if successful.
Ady notes Paris or Boston garters with cleanup price offered at Boucher's 37 39 West Park street. Our stock offers highest class footwear at extremely low prices. Everyone's Shoe Store, 130 West Park street. Ady
In a tense nine inning battle McCreery outpitched veteran McGlynn to lift Butte over Salt Lake 2 to 1. McCloskey shuffled a powered lineup but the youth denied the rally in the ninth with flawless control and crucial throws. Dressen Pendleton Huelsman sparked a Salt Lake rally, yet Marshall’s glove and Duddy’s bat sealed the win.
Silk and dress fabric sale lists Danish cloth worth 39 cents per yard and wool serge at 59 cents. Silk ratine and pongee available at 59 cents, silk poplin at 1.00 value for 1.00 per yard. All fabrics offered in multiple colors and suitable for dresses, house robes, and wrappers.
Fine lace and insertion pieces two to three inches wide at five cents each. Flowncing and corset cover embroidery from 27 to 45 inches at forty nine cents. All linen handkerchiefs with embroidered corners lace edge valued at sixteen cents. Initial handkerchiefs of pure lawn priced at five cents.
Gloves include chamoisette two clasp gray pongee natural black white at 50 cents a pair, white kid gloves elbow length regular 2 50 for 1 69, and silk and chamoisette gloves in black white and colors valued up to 2 dollars for 89 cents.
Missoula defeated Great Falls 9 to 6 as Delhi commitment faltered at crucial moments. Maloney scattered the Electrics with four hits allowed. Hester and Siner returned to the lineup after incidents and illness, while Hester faced trouble following expulsion from the park.
Wide assortment of aprons in blue and white checks, dark and light percales, and gingham. Specials include 98c for gingham, 50c for percale, 69c for white bibbed versions, 35c for gathered white, 25c for bibbed percale, 19c for band aprons, and 15c dust caps, with multiple item quantities offered.
Fr iday's Hosiery advertises ladies silk hose silk boot elastic tops reinforced heels and colors black tan and white in several prices. Also cutee s heavy cotton hose with double knees and feet and boys Ironclad hose at 19 cents.
Hosiery and innerwear sale items described include Knit Underwear for women with low necks and lace trims, priced at 98 cents from 1.50 pounds value. Women’s vests at 29 cents, crochet yokes, 50 cent values. Boys and girls underwear in Porosknit and Swiss ribbed, 50 cents, and misses and children vests and pants at 35 cents.
Great Falls defeated Missoula 2 to 0 as Delhi shut down the opposition with 8 strikeouts. Daschbach and Kelly collected three base hits, Tobin hit a home run, and Hester delivered a sacrifice. Key double plays featured Delhi to Hester to Tower, Perrine, and Perrine to Morse to Carman. err
Fowler issued four passes after a hit in the first round and Wessler hit a two on homer in the final inning, lifting the Knight Owls over the Vigilantes 11 to 5. Ballinger scattered 10 hits as Helena tallies appeared with Jones and Wessler homers and Lussi doubles, while Murrey and Crt'ttenden add solid defense.
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