Largest family prize split among four at mill union picnic
Unable to decide which family had the largest, judges ordered the $40 prize money divided among four contestants. The planned distribution was $25 for the largest and $15 for the second largest, but the four families of Mrs. Hugh Green, Mrs. Patrick McHugh, Mrs. George Gavin, and Mrs. James Houlahan each received $10. They can collect at the mill and smeltermen union office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill and Smeltermen's Union
Concert Tonight on City Common by Ana conda band
Director Peter J. Gustaf presents a city common concert program featuring Intermezzo Silver Star Johnson Medley Remick s Hits No 13 Lampe Wonderland Herbert Serenade Evening Thoughts Rockwell Grand national medley Losey The Skibereen Sheik Tracy Overture The Italians in Algiers Rossin March The American Republic Thiele.
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Peter J. Gustaf
Anaconda Band
Intermezzo
Johnson
Remick
Lampe Selection
Losey
Paris Gare St Lazare Is World’s Busiest Station
The Gare St Lazare in Paris handles official annual traffic near 45 million passengers. By comparison the three London termini Waterloo Liverpool Street and Euston move about 35 million a year combined.
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Gare St. Lazare
Paris
London
Waterloo
Liverpool Street
Euston
Anaconda Good Templars Convene State Convention
The forty sixth annual state convention of the Independent Order of Good Templars will meet in Dewey hall with about 59 delegates. Miss Amelia M. Lofmes of Missoula will open the proceedings and officers are named, with election of new officers set for Thursday afternoon. A program of music and readings is planned, and visiting delegates will be welcomed by a reception committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Good Templars
Dewey Hall
Amelia M. Lofmnes
Missoula
and Lodge
SG. Co. T
Amelia M. Lofmes
G. Conn
A. L. Eggum
Great Falls
Theodore McCabe
Butte
J. W
Martha Scott
E. J. Edgcombe
Anaconda
F. C. Kinney
J. A. Longstaff
Helena
G. A. Secy
Lizzie Stanton- Baker
A. W. Manlove
G. Marshall
John Bath
Grace Longstaff
G. Guard
W. S. Byram
G. Sentinel
A. T. McCullough
G. Messenger
John Gronaas
Walter J. Quilliam
Ernest Nuttall
Daddy
W. H. Quilliam
Edith Crosley
Butte Edge
Wendell Robinson
R. M .Bell
Oscar Johnson
City Notices and Advertisements Highlight Local Life
Local briefs list events and ads including clubs meeting tonight, dining jobs at American cafe, and a piano talk at Schlappi. Merchants promote beer at the Mint, peaches at Devine's, and a Waltham watch at Ham merslough’s. Also notes on visitors, rentals, marriages, and a diamond ring loss in Standard.
Two Rival Teams Play Close Game
The MacCallum & Cloutiers defeated Copper City Commercials three to two in eight innings in a pitchers duel. Jim Lynch struck out 18 over eight, allowing three hits, while Dug Hutchens fanned eight. Maberteau, Smet, Connolly, and Risken figured among the scoring as MacCallums built a 2 0 lead before Copper City rallied late.
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MacCallum & Cloutiers
Copper City
Jim Lynch
Dug Hutchens
Lynch
Maberteau
Hutchens
MacCallums
Smet
Rabbit
McHale
Gangner
Smollock
Connolly
Risken
Conley
R. H. EB
Helium Neon Found In Hydrogen Through Discharge
A New York Press report notes a London Chemical Society address describing helium and neon produced in hydrogen by strong electric discharge. Repeated experiments and independent confirmation are cited. A peculiar gas with carbon spectrum is also observed in tubes, suggesting carbon in gaseous form under discharge.
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New York
London Chemical Society
Remarkable disappearance of elements in electrified tubes
In contact with mercury, entirely disappears. It resembles a substance first found by Sir Joseph J. Thomson and named X3. Four elementary substances helium neon carbon and sulphur have appeared in these tubes, with hydrogen disappearing as well. Experiments start with none of the four present, making the disappearance highly remarkable.
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Joseph J. Thompson
Kin Chu battle shows ton of lead to kill a Russian
A German military analyst, General Rohne, analyzes the Kin Chu engagement near Port Arthur. With 17,500 Russians and 35,600 Japanese, Russian losses reach 1,375 killed and 100 officers while Japanese losses total 4,071 killed and 133 officers. Artillery caused 18 percent of Russian losses, small arms 82 percent. On average, each Russian death required about 3,300 rifle cartridges or 16 cannon shots.
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New York
Marshal de Saxe
Kin Chu
Port Arthur
Rohne
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Chase & Sanborn
Missouri
Washington
California
Peru
Malaga
Leoeepe
Colburn
Reel Theater
Dave Lubin
Eclaire Company
Studebaker
Deer Lodge
Richardson & Cosens
Main St
Main Street
CITY
Norfol
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Anaconda News
Good Templars
Swedish Lutheran Church
Washoe Park
William Erickson
Stage
Mrs
John Tracy
Mrs. Tracy
Joseph Morony
Sullivan & Peterson
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. Peter’s Parish
Adv
Ernest C. Denton
Warm Springs
Mineral Hill Mini
Girard
Peter Erickson
Sixth and
Alder Streets
Jean McGregor
Salem
Anaconda i
Mary J. Agile
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Swedish Baptist Church
Swason
Blue Ribbon Beer
Cash Liquor House
The
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
James H. Shields
Park Avenue
Spruce and
Willow Streets
Elgin
Hammerslough’s
Daly Bank & Trust Co
Anaconda National Bank
St. George Society
St. Joseph Society
St. Peter and St. Paul Society
St. Peter and St. Paul Hall
John Bubas
Copper City Commercial Company
Eagles
K. C
Odd Fellows
the Mint
Devine
Schlappi
Olson
Cherry
Waltham
Hammerslough
T. Alexander
American Cafe
Thomas Maston
Moose Lake
Louise Ehert
Verberckmoes
East Park
A. Atkinson
Bozeman
George W. Peterson
Old Country
East Fifth
Joe Peters
Advy
Montana
Teamsters’ and _ stablemen's union
Moose Hall
Parker’s,—Adv
William Harris
Ida May Wilson
Rebecca L. Terry
Margaret Hagerty
Hickory Street
W. G. Edens
Chicago
Bankers’ Convention
E. J. Bowman
LER
Graham
Minnesota
Durkee
Post Office Department
Abbott-Ford CO
Wellcome & Peckover Co
Pingree
Pet MacRaes
Co Pee
Roach & Smith
Pere
Ind
Bell
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Tony R. Toole
Harrington
R. Funk
Anaconda National Bank Capital
A. Tuttle
M. P. Mahoney
East Park Avenue
Tuttle & Mahoney
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