Anaconda Eagles Triumph Over Missoula in Wild Game
Anaconda defeats Missoula 9 to 3 in a high scoring clash at Mountain View grounds. Burns homered and held Missoula to limited hits while Storey and McHale sparked late offense. Le Jeune and Schile produced key defensive plays for Missoula. Umpire Willie King earned praise as the big crowd packed the stands.
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Bob Mentrum
Missoula
Anaconda Eagles
Eagles
Missoula Boye
Anaconda
Butte
George Potts
Rankin Hotel
Philipsburg
Lon Morrow
Mis“owla
Andrewe
Andrews
Bete
Bert Behile
Batted Balle
McHale
le Jeune
Schile
Sohile
Mjelde
Burns
Bert Storey
Storey
Mitchell
Kelly
Burton
Schils
Clare Williams
Sullivan
Willie King
Mountain View
AB. R
Po.a.f
der Wuer
Bas
Morrison
PNR
TORE
O'S
Eh &T Mmuroney
Escesel
Sf Wales
e—McHale
Williams
Arneson
Bwin
Balle
Missoula Loses to Anaconda in Blunt Defeat
Woe fills Missoula as the ball team falls to Anaconda in a crushing defeat. The crowd at the station felt the sting as bulletins failed to satisfy and no band welcomed the returning Eagles.
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Standard
Missoula
Anaconda
Eagles
Amusements notes on Chauncey Olcott play details
The article argues for exact stage detail in costume and props, citing illustrated works on Rome and Greece. It asserts Garrett O Magh, to be presented at the Margaret tomorrow night, will feature absolute historical accuracy for the 1774 Irish setting and will replicate the New York production.
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Rome
Greece
Garrett
Eddy family stars in Sells and Gray tent show
The six Eddy siblings, three women and three men, headline the Sells & Gray united shows with acclaimed acrobatics. They return from Europe to join the American production. They perform in the city on August 28 with two shows and a grand street parade. Other famed performers include Miss Edna Tybells and the Fareseters.
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Sells & Gray
United
Six Eddys
Eddy
America
Selle & Gray's
Edna
Tybells
Fareseters
Special train to Wade-Oglesby match in Butte Montana
Special train runs to the Wade Oglesby contest at the Saucer in Butte on Monday August 19 leaving Anaconda at p m and returning 30 minutes after the event. Round trip fare is 1 dollar and valid only on this special train.
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Saucer
Butte
Mont
Anaconda & P. m
The
Anaconda
Pioneer John D. Rom Dies at Home
John D. Rom, longtime local pioneer, died yesterday at his home in the afternoon. He was known for his community work and supported several town projects over the years. Services are pending as family plans arrangements.
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John D. Rom
Death of John D. Rom Former Alderman and County Commissioner
John D. Rom of Anaconda died at 407 Cedar Street from pneumonia aged 41. A native of Austria, he immigrated to Minnesota then moved to Anaconda, where he ran a grocery business. He served as alderman in 1896 and Deer Lodge County commissioner for two terms. Survived by widow, four daughters and a son. Funeral planned for Tuesday at St Paul’s Catholic Church.
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John D. Rom
Anaconda
Cedar Street
Mr. Rom
Chernomble
Austria
United States
Minnesota
Rom
Deer Lodge
Austrian Society of St. Joseph
Society of St. Peter and St. Paul
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Various 1901 Montana Ads and Public Notices
A collage of 1901 items includes shop promotions for Tolan Co. ice cream Strain's and Watsons watches, sale notices for summer goods and linen, a Montana through-sleeping-car claim, and a long list of residents and business figures. Also notes bids for city sprinklers in Anaconda with Wisner as city clerk and a deadline of Sept. 7, 1901.
Card of Thanks from Thueson family for loss of baby
Mr and Mrs William Reick extend thanks to all who befriended them during their bereavement after the death of their baby.
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William Reick
Butte Lady Narrow Escape After Lake Accident
At a Mountain View park picnic of the Butte Miners union an accident occurred when several Butte women rowers shifted positions and capsized their boat. Mrs. M. Rafferty of Butte was thrown into the lake but escaped drowning.
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Butte
Mountain View
Butte Miners’ Union
Mountain View Park
M. Rafferty
5 room brick house near Cedar between Fifth and Sixth
Said to be a fine home at a good bargain with a modern brick five room house on a 50 by 140 foot lot between Fifth and Sixth streets on Cedar. Includes stable and shed.
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Alders Street
Fifth
Sixth
Sixth Streets
Cedar
Schedule snippets show varied times across the day
A jumble of listed times from 4:30 a m to 12:45 a m appears, with inconsistent formats and stray letters. The fragmentary data suggests a timetable or clock sequence without clear events or context.
Woman Rescued After Being Dragged Under Water
A woman sank twice in the lake before rescuers reached her but was drawn out exhausted yet conscious and quickly recovered. Other bathers were rescued with minor effects. Also notes travel fares to Louisville for K T Conclave: round trip $8 from Chicago on Pennsylvania Short Lines August 24–28, with daily departures from Union Station at 10:00 am and 4:40 pm. Reservations via H R Dering at 248 South Clark Street Chicago.
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Louieville
K. T
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Chicago Union Station
H. R. Dering
South Clark Street
Two Sabbath Offenders in Butte Arrests and Train Notice
Sam Mulligan was arrested on Main street for drunkenness and nuisance. Robert Cruser was arrested by Night Chief O'Brien for begging and will face Judge Hayes. A special Saucer match in Butte Mont is announced with the Saucer trip from Anaconda at 8 PM and return 30 minutes after, on Monday Aug 19.
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Sam Mulligan
Main Street
Robert Cruser
Chief O'Brien
Judge Hayes
Teachers Examination Notice in County Courthouse
A regular teachers' examination will be held in the county superintendent's office in the courthouse on Friday and Saturday August 30 and 31 starting at 9 o'clock. Mary A McLaughlin is the County Superintendent of Schools. Also a notice bids wanted for privileges at Mountain View park Labor Day picnic by Central Labor Council of Anaconda bids due August 22 with one third due on bidding and balance on acceptance by committee.
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M. Mary A. M’laughlin
Mountain View Park
Central Labor Council of
Anaconda
H. Sg
Cedar Street
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W. R.elgar
Verberkmoes
Flor de
Baltimore
H. F. Carman
Dureton Block
Strain’s
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Com’! Co
Fyes
Hammerslough’s
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Strain
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Tolan Co.'s
Montana
J. B. Colgan
Maggie Corcoran
Leo Solomon
William Alexander
Helena
W. H. Smith
W. H. Merriman
F. P. la Jeune
L. O. Dwight
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City
Fk. B. Ruhle
C. Williams
Miss Kirkpatrick
George J. Brown
Miss Wells
H. F E. Lewis
San Francisco
J. N. Nyelde
P. A. Ryan
Livingston
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Ann Arbor
Mich
A. L. Mitchell
M. A. Brannan
Grand Forks
D. W Crosby
Boston
A. T. Morgan
P. M. Reilly
George H. Savage
E. Osborne
W. A. Larkin
Jack Hammill
Mise Ida Thorne
G. O. McFarland
A. H. McFarland
W. FE. Hubert
L. H. Benson
R. C. Monahan
B. L. Monahan
Charlotte
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W. E. Griffin
J. F. Kehoe
E. Wisner
Thueson
E. Park
R. de B. Smith
Anaconda, Montana
Anaco
Western Union
Grant
Lee
Coos
Reece
Anaconda and
NEW Works
Anaconda and New Works
Loesnhood
Ee Remedy
Cal
Newton Bros
Druggists
North Main St
Utte, Moat
Martin Drug Company
Moat
Keppler Jewelry Co
Main St
Merrimack Flannelle
Ures
Kid Glove Bargain
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Anaconda, Mont
Ra Hy
J.W. Mehargue
Eet
Smith Drug Company
Isoula Drug Company
MR. Chauncey
Olcott
Garrett O’magh
Augustus Pitou
New York
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Apital
John K. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
C Norbeck
Vacwus
Tharp Bik
Indianapelie
Faa