Anaconda Pastor Returns From Bitter Root Bear Hunt
Rev. Frank M. Minnick, pastor of the Christian church in Anaconda, returned from a 10 day hunting trip in the Bitter Root with the hide and skull of a 300 pound black bear. He described a hard but rewarding journey, rough mountain travel, and exceptional scenery. His companion Martin Johnson fished while Minnick hunted.
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Frank M. Minnick
Christian Church
Bitter Root
Martin Johnson
Johnson
Deer Lodge
Garrison
Anaconda
Moose Lake
Bitter Root Valley
Mr. Minnicks
Tume
Roass Hole
Mr. Minnick
Thorough Sportsman Returns with Bear Hide and Skull
Mr. Minnick proves himself a thorough sportsman by returning with bear meat along with the pelt and skull. The hide is being turned into a rug while the skull will be mounted.
Sheep Gulch dispute ends with fine on resident
In Sheep Gulch Justice of the Peace Frank Kennedy found B. Young guilty and fined 810 after he destroyed a water barrel and part of a flume and insulted Mrs. Hoffman. Young appealed. The Hoffmans face a separate charge for disturbing the peace in Quane’s court, with trial date pending.
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Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
B. Young
C. M. Sawyer
Henry Hoffman
Sheep Gulch
Young
Mrs. Hoffman
Kennedy
Quane
Hoffmane
Verberkmoes piano tuner and city sales roundups
Community notices list piano bargains at Strain's and Meyers 114 W Park as well as Strain's glove and handkerchief specials. Socials at Austrian club and Eagles Nest, free library hours, church renovations, and a long roster of visiting people and rail notices fill the day.
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Will Smith
Foley & Co
Chicago
Eagles’ Nest
Boyd
Holm Leads Deed Transfers in Anaconda and Township Section
Deed transfers occur with Deed-Matilda Holm and John Holm selling lot No 11 block 61 Anaconda for 2075 to Ludwig Alder. Another deed notes John Steffanson and Nana Steffanson selling the south half of southeast quarter section 17 and northeast quarter of northeast quarter section 21 township 5 range 10 west 160 acres for 5600.
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Matilda Holm
John Holm
Ludwig Alder
Anaconda
John Steffanson
Nana Steffanson
Nicaragua banks dissolve as supreme court rules London Bank has no status
Washington report from Consul Sorshee at Del Norte states Nicaragua remains without a banking institution after the supreme court declares the London Bank of Central America limited has no legal status in the country. The ruling leaves Nicaragua without a functioning national bank at present.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Supreme Court of Nicaragua
London Bank of Central America, Limited
State Department
Sorshee
del Norte
City schools set to open September. bonded debt debated
The school board decided Monday that schools will open September 9 after Labor Day with no holiday interruptions in September. The Daly inheritance tax share for the Anaconda district amounts to 19 823.10, while Assessor Miller notes district property value near 5.5 million. Officials review refunding a 17,000 bond issue as the finance committee reports total district bonded debt and interest obligations.
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FitzPatrick
Nell and
Cox
Miss McLaughlin
Daly
Anaconda
Miller
Finance Committee
Nell
Blair & Co
New York
E. H. Rollines & Son
Boston
H. BR. Palmer
Helena
First National Bank of
Butte
Paris
London
Mile
Phillies Triumph Over New York in National League Matchup
National League action shows Philadelphia defeating New York with strong hitting. Battery pairings included Deegan Bowerman for Philadelphia and Williams for New York, umpire Dwyer. Attendance figures and scattered notes reflect a busy day across multiple venues.
Baseball results from Cleveland Milwaukee Boston and Philadelphia
In Aug reports Cleveland tied Milwaukee with four runs in the second inning as Moore pitched well in a 4 run inning backed by a base on balls and sacrifice. Detroit beat Chicago as season ends. both teams even on the year. Boston and Baltimore split a doubleheader with Boston taking the fourth inning edge in game two. Phillies beat Washington in a two game doubleheader in Washington. Attendance figures noted as 1,600 2,807 and 61,81 respectively.
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Cleveland
Moore
Detroit
Chicago
R.h.eee
Tos Abulas
Palerkes
Sibgaedvas Ladecid
Patterson
Sullivan
Miller
Buelow
Boston
Baltimore
R. BH. B. Pee Pee
Winters
Bchreckengost
Nops
Bresnahan
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Mitchell and Criger
Washington Nets Pair of Wins in Battery Heavy Card
The page records two games with Washington in the lead and a 3148 attendance. Batteries listed include Carrick and Grady, Bernhard and Powers in the first game and Patten and Grady, Plank and Powers in the second. Team scores show Washington facing strong opponents with multiple box line details and standings such as Baltimore 87 to 63 and Detroit 87 to 84 in listed fixtures.
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R.H. E. Washington
Cencesay
Carrick and
Pennsylvania Railroad to Replace Steel Bridges with Stone Arches
The Baltimore Herald notes the Pennsylvania Railroad will replace steel bridge structures with stone arches for certain spans. The decision will wait until steel components deteriorate, though not long, as steel bridges have shorter lifespans than men.
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Baltimore Herald
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Tailored Suits by Union Makers at Thumson
A local note advertises made to order suits by union tailors at Thumson located on East Park. Prices start as low as fifteen dollars and the shop emphasizes ongoing value for customers who seek quality tailoring.
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Thumson
East Park
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Anaconda, Montana
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