Anaconda Labor Day Plans Named by Central Council
Central Labor council outlines committees for the Anaconda Labor Day events on the city common. Joseph Corby of Butte will speak, Harry Denny marshal the parade, with sports including a printers versus butchers baseball game and multiple foot races and prizes. A Turner hall dance with the Margaret Theatre orchestra closes the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Joseph Corby
Butte
Harry Denny
Central Labor Council
Frank Carton
F. J. Hogan
D. J. McMahon
H. A. Denny
C. M. Stafford
E. J. Hanson
J. D. Heale
D. J. Thomas
C. Smith
Dantel Delaney
J. W. Hansen
William Henthorn
Lawrence Owen
Daniel Dunn
Ed Higgins
Charles Connor
J. F. Hogan
Tom Collins
Austin O'Grady
Butchers
Woman's Protective Union
Clerks’ Union
Laundry Workers’ Union
Washoe
Turner Hall
Margaret Theater Orchestra
John W Smurr Named Assistant Postmaster in Deer Lodge
John W. Smurr manager of the abstract office in Deer Lodge county was named assistant postmaster and began duties yesterday. His appointment gives general satisfaction and he will continue to run the abstract office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Smurr
Deer Lodge County
Smurr
Margaret Theater Seat Sale Moves to City Drug Store
Notice to theatergoers announces advance sale of all performances at the Margaret Theater will occur at City Drug Store, 103 Main Street, Anaconda. Manager Frank Clinton notes the change dated August 21, 1905.
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Margaret Theater
City Drug Store
Main Street
Frank Clinton
Anaconda
First Meeting Of Deer Lodge County Fair Commissioners
County fair commissioners meet with most members present to plan a Deer Lodge county fair. They set September 21 as the start date for a three day event and discuss securing a race track and forming committees with local farmers and ranchers ready to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Fair Commissioners
O. Y. Warren
Warm Springs
A. C. MacCallum
John Lawler
J. B. Goose
John H. Cole
A. L. Stone
Warren
Deer Lodge
Big Hole
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Anadvertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a premier cure for kidney liver bladder and uric acid troubles. It highlights symptoms such as back pain dizziness and urinary issues and invites readers to request a free sample bottle and pamphlet by writing to Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Anaconda Daily Standard
Opening Theatrical Season In Anaconda
The Margaret theater opens Friday night with the Merrymakers burlesque troupe of 40 artists from New York Chicago and San Francisco. Two burlesques Two Wealthy Men From Abroad and A Dish of Scandal are planned along with specialties and novelties for a Northwest tour. Mrs L A O'Neil relocates hairdressing parlors to 202 East Fourth street awaiting Monday opening.
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Anaconda
Margaret Theater
the Margaret
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
L. A. O'Neil
East Fourth Street
Corner Oak
Clerks and Butchers Picnic Train to Deer Lodge
A special train carrying the Clerks and Butchers unions will depart Anaconda at 8 am for Deer Lodge with return at 11 pm. Merchants, meat markets, and barber shops will close. At Deer Lodge a baseball game, dancing, and other sports await attendees with lunch or Valley City hospitality.
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Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Long distance line planned between Glendive and Wibaux
A Hughes Electric company project aims to connect Glendive and Wibaux with a new long distance telephone line. Alexander Hughes of Minneapolis is in town to finalize arrangements, with construction expected to start this fall. The firm has also added a new E. W. generator for its growing plant.
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Glendive
Wibaux
Standard
Hughes Electric Company
Alexander Hughes
Minneapolis
Frank C. Hughes
Ferguson sues for damages over alleged illegal arrest
Mrs. Arlington Ferguson sues George Parott in district court seeking $1,000 damages plus attorney fees for an alleged illegal and malicious arrest on Feb assumedly in connection with a prior murder case. The complaint cites a newspaper publication in the Anaconda Standard as damaging and notes a four day imprisonment but no evidence for conviction was found.
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Arlington Ferguson
George Parott
J. H. Duffy
Neal
Jarett
Montana
Ferguson
Bullas Parott
Mill Creek
Parott
L .E. Daigler
P. S. Campbell
J. M. Moore
F. F. Frickson
Excelsior
Blaze destroys cattle and sheep sheds at Redwater ranch
Glendive reports a large fire at the old Redwater ranch belonging to William Lindsay about 70 miles from the city. All cattle and sheep sheds and a large amount of hay were destroyed. Estimated damage reaches 1500 dollars. Fire suspected incendiary as no one resided on the property.
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The
Standard
Glendive
Redwater
William Lindsay
Scandinavian Line Direct Service Opens Calls to Scandinavia
Scandinavian-American line announces direct service to and from Scandinavia with tickets available at Thurson 500 East Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandinavia
Thurson
East Park
Evening notices and arrivals fill city page
Dance to-night at Armory hall and other events listed. Verberckmoes the leading optician and Charles Schlappi a piano tuner are noted among local happenings. Mrs G C Waite of Bozeman and Mrs P A Allen of Butte are visiting while James Bennett's school reopens Sept 5 for 12 pupils. Farmers association meets Willow Glen schoolhouse Aug 27 at 2 pm with K D Smith president and Will Stevens secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Bennett
Farmers’ Association
Willow Glen
D. Smith
Will Stevens
Sunshine Temple Picnic Delights 100 Children
Sunshine Temple No 5 IOGT held a successful children's picnic with about 100 youths at a Warm Springs creek site seven miles away. A boys win 11 to 9 over the girls in a baseball game earned blue ribbon badges for the victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Temple
Robert Heasley
Sunday School Picnic At Mountain View Park
St Mark's Episcopal pupils plan an annual picnic at Mountain View park on Thursday. A special train leaves the B A and P depot at 10 am and returns from the park at 5 pm. Attendees should bring lunch and a cup. adults not in the Sunday school pay train fares.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Mountain View Park
Fine assortment of cuttings offered at $20 to $25
The Red Front store Thueson s invites customers to view an excellent selection of plant cuttings priced from twenty to twenty five dollars. The note promises personal assistance and viewing pleasure in choosing specimens.
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Thueson
Tessing contest at Portland exposition April look underway
The Mellin's Food oath contest in the agriculture building has uncertain results. The correct answer is known by one office in Boston and will be revealed after the contest closes on October 15. Names of winners will be published in the daily papers.
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Portland Exposition
Boston
Sale of Privileges at the Montana State Fair
Sealed bids for licenses to run concessions at the Montana state fair are due by Sept. 9 1905 at the secretary’s office in Helena. Bids cover restaurant bar ice cream soft drinks cigars popcorn and gum two sandwich stands a merry go round and a race card. Each concessionaire must buy weekly admission tickets at $2 and bids require a percent check or cash with full payment by Oct. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena
Mont
N. B. Holter
John W. Pace
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Anaconda News
CEN
Tral Labor Council
Piver’s
Roger & Pin Atkinson’s
Standard Drug Store
E. Park
the Fair Commissioners
East Park Avenue
George Barich
Gins
Campbell
Copper City
Mr. Baxter
Armory Hall
Verberckmoes
Charles R. Schlappi
Greig's
Dig. No
G. C. Waite of
Bozeman
City
P. A. Allen of
Hammerslough
Zollman
Charles W French
E. M. Gardner
Mrs
J. J. McCaffery
Big Hole Country
H. J. Baron
Mining Reporter
Denver
Col
F. J. Strickfaden
California
Oregon
Portland
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Smith Drug Co
Gordon
Mellin
Ellin
Mellin’s Food CO
Boston, Mass
Legals
May McHugh
Keppler Jewelry Co
Whallen & Martell’s
Dr. Lyon
Si H Lynd
Schilling
Schilling & Company
Smith
Smith's
Daly Bank and
Aor
R. Toole
M. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F. C. Norbeck
Yegen Bros. Savings Bank
C. Yegen
P. Yegen
Mon
Tana
William Kelliher
H. B. Hoffman
M. Martin
Harvey A. Nell
County Agricultural Fair Commission
Board of Equalization
Fachimaan
State Examiner
French Gulch
Martin Riskse
Attest, Harvey A. Nela
Park Avenue
City of
Said County
Oak Street
Cedar Street
A. D
T. J. M’kenzie
P. Sullivan
State of Montana
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