Rich Strike in Daniels District Promises High Value Ore
In the Daniels mining district the Expert group owners Felix Murphy F H Crabtree Griff Morris Will Morris Ben Morris Abe Davis and Ben Daniels report a extraordinary ore body after tunneling seven and a half feet with no wall seen on the far side The ore is free rolling rich gold running about 106 per ton and matches Sugar Loaf mountain ore The group plans a stamp mill and awaits further developments as financier activity swirls around the Amazon and Rocky Mountain groups nearby
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Daniels Mining
Felix Murphy
F. H. Crabtree
Griff Morris
Will Morris
Ben Morris
Abe Davis
Ben Daniels
Sugar Loaf
Swansea
Wales
Anaconda
Heinze
Rocky Mountain
Fater
Dave Daniels
Frank Jones
Richard le Course
Archie Jett
Karl Hoff
Don Winters
Tom Daniels
le Course
Amazon
Rocky Mountain Group
Amazon Group
Expert
Thurson s Offers Thibet Suits In Blue-Black and Black
Blue black and black Thibet fabrics create a first class all around suit. Suits available to order for 16 dollars and 18 dollars at Thurson s, 308 East Park.
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Thurson’'s
East Park
Elks Parade and Minsrel Show Head to Butte From Anaconda
Hundreds of Elks members and friends travel to Butte for the state association meeting. The Anaconda minstrel troupe of 60 will lead the parade and perform at Broadway theater with DPD Scott in charge at the stage. A special train will run from Butte to Anaconda tonight at 1 o'clock.
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Elks’ Association
Elks’ Minstrel Show
Anaconda
Broadway Theater
DPD
Scott
Margaret Theater
Broadway
Elks Minstrel in Butte Aug 35 1903 Special Train
Special note invites attendance at the Elks minstrel performance in Butte on August 35 1903. The B A P railroad offers a 50 cent round trip Anaconda to Butte with return stamped at the Broadway theater. A special train will depart Butte at 1 am after the show.
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Elks
Butte
Anaconda
Broadway
Big twelve pound salmon trout brought to Anaconda alive
A twelve pound salmon trout was captured in Kaiser lake west of Rock creek and brought alive to a display in front of Whatley restaurant Anaconda. Carl Newnam oversaw its care in a front tank and noted it would require three small fish daily to stay healthy. The fish, though badly bruised with one eye lost, swam proudly for spectators.
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Whatley
Kaiser Lake
Anaconda
Carl Newnam
Rock Creek
Middle Fork
Moose Lake
Muddle at City Hall Delays Collections in Mainville
Warranted fines for Mainville residents await collection due to disputes over the police judgeship. Judge Hayes claims entitlement to collected fines. Mayor Frinke blocks his pay warrant while committees probe. The new rule shifts fine collection from the chief to the police judge, causing a stalemate as authorities seek proper procedure. An Eastman camera is offered at Bleuernagel's.
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Judge Hayes
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Hayes
Jail and Saloon Scuffles Highlight City Police Notes
The 18 year old son of Henry Prentiss was arrested at the Mint saloon on East Park Avenue for disturbing the peace and threatening with a revolver. Frank Smith was fined $10 for drawing a gun in Howarth's saloon. Other items include Beryl Hastings losing her $20 bond after arrest for disturbance, and James Boyle being charged as habitually drunk. Syracuse police offered a reward for Peter Kay Jr, missing for about a year. he is described as 20, 5 feet 14 inches, 180 pounds, sandy complexion, blue eyes, gardener by trade. He was last known near Karll Washington, working for James MacMillan.
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Jack Volcovich
Sam Sechind
Joe Madich
Howarth
East Fourth Street
Hayes
Beryl Hastings
Armstrong
James Boyle
Hendricks
Boyle
Thomas Quigley
Syracuse
N. Y
Peter Kay, Jr
Young Kay
Smoeth
James MacMillan
Karll
Spokane
Washington
Buue
Mrs Dan Skelton Died After Short Illness in Anaconda
Mrs Teresi Metice Skelton of 15 Washington street Anaconda died Friday morning at 6 20 after a few days illness. She married Daniel Skelton about a year and a half ago and leaves a seven month old daughter and Mr Skelton. Relatives live in Winn ie Manitoba and were notified by wire. Funeral will be held at 415 Washington street on Friday morning.
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Washington Street
Anaconda
Mr. Skelton
Skelton
Teresi Metice
Aittle
Winnies
Manitoba
Teresa Skelton
St. Peter's Church
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Kicked by a Mean Horse Leaves Man Badly Injured
Percy Ingalls formerly of the Anaconda police force was kicked in the face by a large Pereheron mare in a Daniels stall. The blow broke his nose and cut his lip, with a surgeon bandaging his injuries after the morning arrival in the city.
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Percy Ingalls
Anaconda Force
Daniels
Ingalls
Predjerck Wagner and Annie Borreson Wed in South Dakota
Predjerck W Wagner and Annie RBorrenson of Daniels were united in marriage by Justice Murphy after obtaining a license. The groom runs a mining camp stage line from Anaconda to Daniels and is a prosperous citizen. the bride is well known there. They will return to their home today.
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Predjerck W. Wagner
Annie Rborrenson
Daniels
South Dakota
Gover Tarnight
Pesce Murphy
Wagner
Anaconda
Daniele
Marriage Licenses Issued in City Court
Frederick W. Wagner and Mrs Annie Borenson of Daniels obtained a license to wed at the district court clerk’s office. Charles McMurphy and Miss La Verna Cook also secured licenses. McMurphy is a well known local athlete, Cook hails from Nebraska and has resided in Anaconda for several months.
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Frederick W. Wagner
Annie Borenson
Daniels
Charles McMurphy
Railroad Fare Changes to Gregson Springs Announced
Beginning Saturday May 23 and continuing each Saturday until further notice the B A P railway sets round trip rates to Gregson Springs Anaconda to Gregson and return 50e Butte to Gregson and return 80e Tickets valid on all trains from noon Saturdays to noon Mondays.
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Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Gregson
Butte
Silver Stars Beat Altar Boys in Lopsided Win
The Silver Stars defeated the Altar boys 10 to 1 in a well played game. Battery for the Silver Stars were Hughes and Andrews while Kelly and Grace played for the Altar boys. The same two teams are scheduled to meet again on Saturday.
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Altar Boys
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Hughes
Andrews
Kelly
Grace
Interest 8 The Fight Jeffries Corbett Wagering Grows
Several hundred dollars have been wagered in Anaconda on the Jeffries versus Corbett world championship bout. Most bets favor Jeffries at about 2 to 1 for the decision, with a $50 bet on Jeffries to win before 15 rounds. Some locals fear a fixed outcome and avoid counterfeit money, while others see Corbett as unlikely to win or survive past ten rounds.
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Anaconda Sports
Jeffries
Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Carson City
Anaconda
Notice of Closing Down and Collections
All parties indebted to the firm of Anderson & Klassen should settle immediately as we are going out of business. Bills unpaid after the 15th of this month will be turned over to a collector.
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Anderson & Klassen
MD. Devine
Ed. Devine
Anaconda Lodge No 34 Plans Thursday Meeting
Members of Anaconda lodge No 34 are asked to attend this Thursday evening at o o clock sharp for the installation of officers and other matters of importance announced by W D Mallin Chancellor.
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Anaconda
W. D. Mallin
Local Notices Mixed With Sales and Events In Anaconda
Community groups meet tonight including the City L. B. A fraternal union and United Moderns. Local sales advertise furniture dresses and sailors at half price at 615 Cherry. Visitors from Butte and Hope Idaho noted. church events include a Ladies’ Aid gathering and funeral notices for local residents. Street railway to Walkers Gulch for Sunday school picnic on Aug 18.
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Walker’s Gulch
Sixth and
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Deer Lodge County Commissioners Resolve Institute Funding Misunderstanding
State Superintendent W W Welch says Deer Lodge county misunderstood funding for a teachers institute. Commissioners agree no extra institute will be paid this year, likely funding the regular institute with a minimum $25 appropriation plus 82 cents. City and county boards oppose additional institutes this year, preferring legal action if needed.
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W. W. Welch
Deer Lodge
Lider Lodge County
Teachers’ Institute
Hoffman
Cres
Stumbe
Board of Education
City of
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Nes
Helena
Board of Commissioners
Welch
Suspect Eludes Sheriff After Anaconda Attack
Deputies hunted Tuesday for a man believed responsible for assaulting a girl near the old park Monday. A wrong description hampered the search. the suspect, about 50, a piano player, shaved his mustache and facial stubble and may be headed toward Butte or west of Anaconda. Authorities persist in the hunt with no confirmed name.
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Anavenda
Biven
Marchion
Anaconda
Efits
Isllagher
Butte
Sheriff's Office
Nine Doctors Failed Before Peruna Restored Health
A testimonial from Chas Schmidt claims nine doctors could not help his systemic catarrh until Peruna. He says he recovered after taking seven bottles, gaining appetite and strength, and his wife also benefited. The ad explains catarrh as inflammation of mucous membranes causing widespread symptoms.
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Peruna praised by Mrs. Sampson of New Hampshire
Mary E. Sampson of West Derry Rockingham County New Hampshire reports relief from chronic headaches ear problems and monthly illness after using six bottles of Peruna and one of Manalin She says she is no longer nervous has a good appetite and feels better Mary invites others to write to Dr Hartman for free advice at the Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio
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West Derry
Rockingham County
N. H
Manalin
Mary Ik. Sampson
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Oalo
New Clerk of Modern Woodmen Elected
After a local lodge election, Ka G. Gnome won the clerk position to fill the unexpired term of Professor Colvin Jar. The post pays about $8 per month. T. M. Stewart was mentioned in connection with the proceedings.
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Woomimen of America
Colvin Jar
Ka G. Gnome
T. M. Stewart
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