Butchers and clerks clash in Washoe park sports day
Anaconda holds a full day of festivities with dancing and boating as unions of butchers and clerks stage a hotly contested baseball game for a $50 purse. events include foot races for all ages, a greased pig relay featuring Kid Curry the outlaw pig, and prize cash and cigars across events. Desjardine serves as umpire.
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Anaconda
Washoe Park
Desjardine
Butchers
Stafford
Cooees Vogel
Butchers' Union
Kid Curry
Framed by Quips About Weight and Pork
A playful remark notes that a 500 pound person would need a strong catcher to handle their weight, joking that such a feat would be paid for in good pork. The line uses humor to reflect on size and strength.
Anaconda Elks Depart for Bozeman in Style
The Anaconda Elks and many residents head for Bozeman for the state convention and Sweet Pea carnival. more than 50 Elks leave by morning train with band on a special car while others depart by day train and additional travelers planned for today. The lodge is financially strong with rapid new member growth and high enthusiasm.
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Bozeman
Anaconda Elks
Bill
Anaconda Band
Elk
The
Elks
Anaconda
Elk Lodge
Anaconda Todge
State Conference of the Methodists Opens
Delegates to the Montana Methodist Episcopal conference arrive in Helena for a week of meetings. Bishop Moors and Dr. Mareety attend as guest speakers with Rev. Dodds chairing the board of examiners. The program includes an anniversary of the board of foreign missions and a visit to the Washoe smelting plant.
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Methodist Episcopal Church Conference
Montana
Conference Board of Examiners
F. F E. Dodds
Grace Church
Butte
Board of Foreign Missions
David H. Moors
Rh. P. Mathewson
W. W. van Orsdel
North Montana
Jacob Mills
First Methodist Church
P. J. Maveety
Board of Education
Freedman's Aid Society
Sunday School Union
Mareetv
Bishop Moore
Washoe
EB. P. Mathewson
Gentry Brothers Shows Roaring Into Anaconda This Season
The Gentry Brothers bring an expanded spectacle to Anaconda on August 22 with Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumb and her husband Count Primo Magri plus a camel herd, trained animals, and a long parade. Children ride ponies and camels during intermissions while bands play and society groups plan joint picnics for August 25 in Gregson.
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Tom Thumb
Primo Magri
Baron Magri
United Gentry
Oklahoma
Norman
Okl
Deer Lodge
Gentry Brothers
Anaconda
Butte
Washoek Park Time Card Revised for Street Car Schedule
Clerks publish a time card for Washington Street buses showing departures from 8 15 a m and every 20 minutes until 10 am. From 10 am to midnight service runs every 15 minutes, detailing the updated street car intervals.
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Washington Street
Ohio City Notes and Local Notices at Stagg’s
Various city items include modern woodmen meeting tonight, a clearance sale at Hammerslough’s, water filters at Coy’s for 50 cents, gun rentals at Greig’s, a for sale young milch cow at 412 Pine street, a birth in the James White family on Aug 19, big jewelry discounts at Hammerslough’s, visits from James Wallace to Butte, W. O. W. and Woodmen parades and picnics at Columbia gardens on Aug 24, barber shops closing early Aug 21, washoe park outing with butchers and clerks, a drill team meeting, business events, and a lost pocketbook with rewards.
Washok Park Time Card Clerks Picnic
Cralle and Perrine civil and mining engineers listed as U S deputy mineral surveyors. Daly Bank building Anaconda referenced as location or associated address.
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Cralle & Perrine
U. S
Daly Bank
Anaconda
Don’t Forget Baby This Summer Safety Care
A brief notice urges caregivers to protect infants in hot weather and highlights essentials for keeping babies safe and comfortable during summer heat.
Weekend Boating Slots Set for August Afternoons Evenings
The schedule lists boating on Sunday afternoon August 18, Wednesday afternoon August 21, and Friday evening August 23. Afternoon and evening sessions are reserved on these dates for public use.
Public Land Sale Notice for Huntley Crow lands Montana 1907
United States Land Office Billings Montana August 13 1907 notice of public sale of townsite lots in Huntley Osborn Ballantine Worden Cartersville Pompeys Pillar Anita Bull Mountain and others to highest bidders at the office in Billings on September 3 1907. Bids must be paid in cash on acceptance or forfeited. sale aims to ensure free competition among bidders.
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United States Land Office
Billings
Montana
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Huntley
Crow Indian Lands
Osborn
Ballantine
Worden
Cartersville
Pompey’s Pillar
Anita
Bull Mountain
Promising Colt from Dillon Joins Opp Stable
George W. Opp, famed driver trainer, received a well formed young colt from Dr. C. M. Eddy of Dillon. The horse, Montana Boy, bred and raised on Raymond ranch in Madison County, arrived in good shape. Untested on the track, the colt remains calm amid trains and traffic, with Opp predicting future success.
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George W. Opp
C. M. Eddy
Dillon
Dr. Eddy
Raymond Rach
Madison County
Montana
Opp
Army of Hop Pickers Son to Be at Work
Spokane report notes on Washington hop industry ahead of the harvest. About 25,000 workers, September through October, expected to yield around 50,000 bales. Yakima and western yards split production. price set at $1 per box, earnings potential up to $8 daily. Colombian and Alaskan Indian labor anticipated. families may vacation in yards with tents and cooking gear. Weather and global crops influence price, with England, Germany, and the United States dominant in world hops trade.
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August Wolf
Standard
Spokane
Washington
Yakima Valley
British Columbia
Alaska
Oregon
California
Pacific Coast
United States
New York
Otsego
Schoharie
Madison
Oneida
Franklin
Yakima
Pierce
King
Marion
Polk
Yamhill
Clackamas
Sonoma
Mendocino
Yuba
Pacific States
England
Germany
Austro-Hungary
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
United Kingdom
France
Netherlands
London
Nuremberg
Swedish Mission Church Sunday School Picnic
The Swedish Mission church Sunday school holds its annual picnic at Washoe park tomorrow August 22 with a street car from Washington street at 11 15 a m. Children gather at Alder and Fifth at 10 30 a m and proceed to the car. Afternoon program includes a choir and a short address by the pastor. The B and P railway offers a l1 round trip rate between Butte and Anaconda for August 21 with a special train leaving Butte at 8 10 p m and returning from Anaconda at 9 45 p m.
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Swedish Mission Church
Washoe Park
Washington Street
Alder
Fifth Streets
B., A. & P. Railway
Butte
Anaconda
Carpenters Union 88 Calls All Members to Meeting
All members of Carpenters union number 88 must attend next Saturday night August 24 as important business will be discussed by order of the recording secretary P R Davidson.
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Mt. Angela Court
Columbia Gardens
A. O. H. Hall
Carpenters’ Union
P. R. Davidson
Indians in Session in Shawnee Oklahoma
More than 1 000 delegates including several Indians attend the fourteenth annual convention of the Sunday schools of all denominations in Oklahoma and Indian Territory in Shawnee. Marion Lawrence international general secretary and noted Sunday school worker will be principal speaker. Nine delegates from the new state will report on the world Sunday school convention in Rome. Other speakers from various states will address the sessions which run for three days.
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Shawnee
Okla
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Marion Lawrence
Rome
The Drugless Cure by Electric Power Theory
An essay promotes electricity as the life force that powers digestion and body repair. It claims nature works health through electric energy, building blood, tissue, and organ function, and asserts cures come by applying current to refresh bodily systems. It denies that drugs nourish or aid healing.
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Beautiful Washoe Park
Kid Corry
the Outlaw Pig
Zaingt - Osdas
Balkovatz
Raven
E. Thomas Carther Eco
Cove McHale
Teae
Soule
Eeee Howell
Fitzpatrick Eee Hibbard
Seeee
Treeee
Louis Poscesss
Ceres Eeee
Quane
Anaconda Eles
Orr
Larne
Todaee
Inter
State Conference OF the Methodists
First M. &. Church
Maveety
Sary
Board of Foreign Mis
Sions
Butte and Anaconda
Folger’s
Golden Gate
Ceylon
Japan
Oolong
Wangaat
Jj-A. Folger & CO
San Francisco
Dr. Lyon
Lew
Schilling
Washoek Park
Picniec
Ohio Steel
Stagg's
Hammerslough’s
Coy’s
Black
Tescher
Greig's
Pine Street
James White
James Wallace
Barbers’ Union
Woodmen of the World
W. of W
James Ryan
Myrtle
Ed Henrold
Deer Lodge County
Michael O'Hara
L. Louell Miley
Arel E. Dahlberg
Julia Morgan
L. P. Driver
Pearl Payne
William Wallace
Deer Lodge Valley
George McIntosh
Mamie
J. L. Weiser
McIntosh
William Joseph
J. P. Stagg
R. de B. Smith
Washok Park
Clerks’ Picnic
City Drug Co
Huntley Project, Montana
Young Horse
Raymond
Piper Heidsieck
Plug “Tobacco
Washington State
H. E. Chipman
Bozeman, Mont
Dr. S. A. Hall Electro-Vigor Co
Sixteenth St
Denver
Celo
Peepee
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John R. Tools
E. J. Bowman
Louis V. Bennett
John C. Harrington
Yegen Bros. Savings Bank
E. Park
Cc. Yegen
P. Yesen
E. P. Moffitt
Sher School OF Must Iorough
Calon
G. T. Fischer
Cherry and
Third Streets
Mont
Ms. Winshow
Mrs. Winslow
C. C.C
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