Anaconda Elks Parade Delights With Purple Ribbons
Anaconda lodge No. 239 Elks staged an imposing parade to the railroad for a special train to Butte where they would be hosted by the Butte lodge. About 60 members marched in purple white and blue decorations led by Davis and McPherson escorting Captain Hallahan and Company M flag, with Bry ant’s band and Dr Lightstone among the featured participants. The Elks train departed around 6 30 p m and an advance party went to Butte earlier to escort the Elks baseball team which defeated Butte Elks in a later game. The round trip fare on the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway is 1 60 from Anaconda to Butte and return on Sundays starting June ____.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Lodge No. 239
B. P.O
Butte
Butte Lodge
Jack Conley
Dr. Lightstone
Hall
Elks
Messrs
Davis
McPherson
Hallahan
Company M
Caloocan
Bryant
Esquire
Lodge
Butte Eiks
Modern Woodmen Ball At Turner Hall Draws Crowds
Anaconda lodge No 6029 Modern Woodmen of America held its first annual ball at Turner hall with thirty four couples in the grand march. J M Kennedy presented a banner to the lodge painted and donated by member and artist Mr Bliss. Royal Neighbors served supper and Meyers orchestra provided music as dancing continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Lodge
Modern Woodmen of America
Turner Hall
J. M. Kennedy
Woodwen
Bliss
Meyers
Tamale Factory Burned In Mainville Blaze Destroys Shack
A fire destroyed Murray and Brown tamale shack in Mainville last evening after a deadline stove exploded. Brown attempted rescue but only managed to bury his hands, as flames spread through grease saturated premises. Fire crews arrived but could do little against the blazing tarlike grease and collapse of the structure. The notice ends with an advertisement for Wells, Abbott and Nieman Nebraska Snow Flake flour at the Cash Grocery Co. Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray & Brown
Mainville
Brown
Wells
Abbott & Nieman
Nebraska
Cash Grocery Co
Deer Lodge
Auction and sale notices at Greig's and Main street
A collage of local notices: shotgun rentals at Greig's, prices on guns by Gitt Tolan Co., piano tuner Schlappl at Short's store, an auction at 18 Main St. at 7:30 pm, sale items including suits at 10.95, and various sales and rentals. County Attorney Duffy filed larceny information against Charles Allen in district court. The Great Northern railway offers through sleeping cars from Anaconda to Minneapolis.
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Duffy
District
Charles Allen
Great Northern Railway
Anaconda
Minneapolis
Pau
Ed Brooks
Brooks
Thompson Brothers
Elliston
Thompsons
Justice of the Peace Planner
District Court
Local residents listed with Montana connections and meeting notices
Great Falls residents including W. Decker and wife of Minneapolis J. Totman of Missoula and J. Stroupe of Great Falls are mentioned as traveling or registered at the Montana hotel. The WCTU will meet at Mrs Harner 419 West Park Avenue this afternoon at 2 30. L C Turner and wife left with Co W Stanton and family and Miss Rothstock for a 10 day outing in the Big Hole yesterday.
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C. Turner
Auction sale at Anaconda Cash Bazaar household goods
Auction sale today by C. M. Howard of household goods and furniture of the Anaconda Cash Bazaar at 18 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Howard
Anaconda
Main Street
Scandinavian Brotherhood Picnic at Gregson Springs
The Scandinavian Brotherhood picnic will be held next Sunday August 19 at Gregson Springs with dancing foot racing and other sports. Round trip tickets cost 10 cents and a good time is assured.
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Scandinavian Brotherhood
Gregson Springs
Transit Fare Note From Anaconda To Butte
A brief transit note records a one dollar fare from Anaconda to Butte and an adjustment related to route 24th.
Missoula Moves to Form Society for Cruelty to Animals
Missoula plans a local branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Promoters report mistreatment of many horses and anticipate strong local support. A organizing meeting is scheduled for the first part of next week.
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Missoula
Society For the Prevention of
Bridge buckle blocks Coeur d'Alene branch traffic
Traffic on the Coeur d'Alene branch was halted yesterday forenoon due to a wooden bridge trestle buckling eighteen inches under the weight of earth being dumped against it. A large crew under Supervisor Palmer worked through the night and by noon today the bridge was realigned and ready for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Ave
Coeur d'Alene
Palmer
Northern Pacific Acting Superintendent Leaves Missoula for St Paul
Acting General Superintendent Law of the Northern Pacific exited Missoula to board No 2 the eastbound North Coast Limited and proceed to St Paul on important business. Law holds the post during Kimberly’s absence from the road.
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Missoula
Law
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
North Coast Limited
Kimberly
No Lounger Happy
Missoula dispatch reports a troubled marriage near Lothrop on the Coeur d Alene branch. A well known couple and the wife is said to have left for a new home after domestic trouble reached the area.
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Missoula
Lothrop
Coeur d'Alene
Pleasant Party Among Insurance Men Arrives in Missoula
A Pleasant party of special insurance men has visited Missoula this week. Morri son, Frith, Cree and Gibbon occupied much of the local agents time and the gathering did not break up until tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Morrison
Frith
Cree
Gibbon
Petersen murder case verdict in second degree
The jury returned a second degree murder verdict for Petersen with a 16 year prison term. Defense counsel immediately announced a motion for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Petersen
Economy Without Pay From the New York Sun
The article explains crates used for large canned goods to save costs while boxes protect small cans for display. Large cans rely on brand labels for hotels and restaurants, while small cans require neat labels and dent-free packaging to ensure shelf appeal and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Sun
Italian Railway Laborers in Garrison Threaten Bosses
At Garrison 388 Italian track workers rebelled against foremen Erickson and Roberto over harsh conditions. Pasqueli Liberto Nicola Peredia and Frank Rouseman were jailed for threatening to kill the bosses. 35 others were discharged. Sheriff and deputies arrested the leaders, arraigned them, and sent to Anaconda jail.
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Garrison
Humbert
Pasqueli Liberto
Nicola Peredia
Frank Rouseman
Kimil Erickson
F. R. Roberto
Northern Pacific Railway
Erickson
Roberto
Conley
Robinson
Deer Lodge
Justice of the Peace Bb
Nighttime pranks at Wickliff on the Lake
A warm Saturday at Wickliff on the Lake ends with a gang of cottagers raiding neighbors at night. They wake victims in pajamas and recruit others, chanting We Are So Dry and We will get him up as dawn approaches. The spree ends with dawn light and retreat.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wickliff-on-the-Lake
Bishops Debate Tobacco Use And Abuse
A hostess entertains two bishops who receive cigars after dinner. One refuses and condemns smoking as evil. The other, fond of the weed, asks which is worse use or abuse. The first answers abuse, concluding he uses tobacco while his companion abuses it.
Prodigal Parson Prompts Family Reunion
In a San Francisco Examiner snippet, a parson urges a prodigal to return to his father as prompts for a Tit-Bits style moral tableau. The brief evokes family tension and the theme of repentance without sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
San Francisco Examiner
Notice for Bids for City Printing
City of Anaconda invites bids to print city ordinances and Montana municipal laws per file specifications. Bids due Sept 1900 at 6 p m, city clerk Jos Peters. August 17, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Jos. Peters
Anaconda
Standard You Don’t Get The News Now
A bold statement proclaims that without meeting the standard, readers miss the news. The item suggests vigilance over gatekeeping practices and emphasizes consistency in reporting quality.
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Anaconda News
ELK’ Imposing
Fach Bik
Butte, Anaconda
Tamale
Greig’s
Gitt Tolan Co
Miyes
Verberkmoes
Schlappl
Short's Store
Main St
Goodfriend
Gio
W. J. Hilbert
Mahan Bros
W. J. Allan
North Star Saloon
Greig's
Marian Bros
Tillie Lynch
Unset
I. L
Park Inconne
L. C. “Smith
Tolan
J. T. Bullard
Kanas City
Charles A. Olson
Minneapo
P. M. Norbore
J. R. Stroupe
Great Falls
KK. W. Decker
W. L. Moyer
J. P. Channing
W. A. Dunn
New York
F. L. Fiske
Denver
Colo
F. E. Benedict
A. Graber
Kentucky
Ll. M. Hughes
Helena
Harry (. Boyd
San Francisco
J. E. Totman
J. R. Stroupe of
Western
Montana News
Taltans
Pickwick
St.paul
Smith
Smith & Simon
Krause
Frank A Jones
Bex
Township
Range i
United States Land Office
George D Greene
Register
Hebey
NJSE
R. S
George Db
Greene
Copper City
Kavonga
Alway
Foulard
By Express
Naconda
Col. W. A. Th
Sperv
Boston Lyric Opera Company
Priday
Pasha
Tood Express
Geisier’s Bird Store
Jo. N
6Th St
Omaha
Ned
Lass
Davol Medicine CO
Cal
Martin Drug Company
Mont
BOSS
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