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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1913

Page

4

New Mining Camp Grows Into Model Town For ANACONDA

The Southern Cross mine camp near Anaconda expands rapidly with a boarding house bank office and shops under construction. A central heating plant and larger water mains are planned while development to 545 feet deep continues. Ore shipments reach about seven carloads biweekly from levels 200 300 and 400 feet as Oro Fino Holdfast and Georgetown Gold also report activity.

Southern Cross C. H. T. Allen Cable Mountain Washington Cable Tent City Anaconda Copper Mining Company C. H. T. Alleway Game Hill Charles Bostrom W. H. Dunnigan Robert Lindberg Holfast Holdfast Georgetown Gold Mine Company

Anaconda to Organize Independent Football Team

A mass meeting is set for Friday at the Olympia club rooms to form an independent football team for Anaconda this season, with basketball and other winter sports also on the agenda. Ira F. L. Coggeshall helped start the move, and 40 to 50 players are expected to attend. The Olympia club donates the space for the gathering, aiming to assemble a disciplined, merit-based squad.

Olympia Club Anaconda Ira F. L. Coggeshall

Piper Heidsieck Chewing Tobacco Ad and Funeral Report

An old advertisement extols Piper Heidsieck chewing tobacco with wine like flavor and economy. In Livingston a large funeral for "Geyser Bob" Edgar drew crowds, with park officials in attendance and stores closed for the service, held at Gardiner church and burial in Gardiner cemetery.

Piper Piper Heidsieck Bob Edgar Livingston Bob” Edgar Gardiner Yellowstone Park Transportation Company Gardiner Cemetery

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