Anaconda to Host Temperance Meetings by Francis Murphy
Francis Murphy a famed temperance worker will lead an eight night series at Evans opera house Anaconda beginning Sunday June 8 The event opens with a union meeting of local clergy and includes pledge tables blue ribbon signings and a children friendly session The schedule also notes a July 1 baseball game between Anaconda and Great Falls at Mountain View Park
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Francis Murphy
Anaconda
Evans
Main Street
Mr. Murphy
Murphy
Evans’ Opera House
Butte
Mountain View Park Sunday Events and Rail Fare Note
Spend Sunday at Mountain View Park with boating on the lake music and a baseball game between Anaconda and Great Falls. Trains run every 30 minutes after 10 a m last train 10 30 p m. Pavilion open for dancing. Round trip Sunday fare from Anaconda to Butte and return $1.00 effective June 24.
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Mountain View Park
Anaconda
Great Falls
Butte, Anaconda
Basebal
Anaconda Catholic Club
M. I. of
Butte
Water Appropriation for Little Blackfoot Mills Planned
John T. Connor filed three notices with the county clerk seeking to appropriate water from the Little Blackfoot and its east fork plus Hat Creek. The proposed diversions total 83 cubic feet per second for use at a site on the Little Blackfoot about one and a quarter miles downstream.
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Little Blackfoot
Straw and outting hats at low prices dominate store display
Straw hats at little money with bicycle and outing caps priced from 25¢. Nobby light Fedora Graeco and Crescent shapes offered at 1.50 2.00 2.50 and 3.50. The celebrated Miller hat is advertised as exclusive to this store.
Shoe prices and brands in a historic catalog listing
An old catalog snippet advertises Nobby tans at 2.75 dollars, O. R. and A. tans at 4.00 dollars, Stacy Adams and Co. shoes at 5.00 dollars, and notes that every pair is worth 6.00 dollars. The segment highlights value and brand names in a period price list.
Water appropriation notes cite uses for power milling mining irrigation
The notes of appropriation filed yesterday state the water is to be used for water power milling mining irrigation and other useful and beneficial purposes at the junction with the east fork. Falls Game called at 3 p m. Train.
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East Fork
Convention Echo Meeting At Baptist Church
Back from Helena Christian Endeavor convention, Endeavorers of the City plan an 8 p m meeting at the Baptist church to recount the big gathering Rev Tonge of Butte Miss Hardenbrook and others will speak The Sunday notices list church services across Anaconda with Episcopal Methodist and Lutheran circles observing quarterly events and a parochial school suspension until July 9.
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Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor
Helena
Mr. Tonge
Butte
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Corner Main and
Sixth Streets
Alfred Brown
Daughters of the King
Methodist
Corner Oak
Third Streets
E. G. Cattermole
Jacob Mills
Epworth
Butte Mountain View Park Events Schedule
Bus and train times listed between Anaconda Butte Gregson and Mountain View park with 30 minute service. Catholic picnic baseball game Butte Anaconda vs Butte, round trip $1. Dance and boat ride planned with Bryant's orchestra today or this evening.
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Mountain View Park Pavilion
Bryant
Mountain View Park
The Real Widow Brown at Margaret Theater
Amusing musical farce The Real Widow Brown drew a small audience. Miss Swiggett Montana born delivers a strong performance with the Sis Hopkins act and a burlesque cake walk. Miss Pinkie Mullaly’s wooden-shoe German number and buck dance stand out amid a witty plot with laughable scenes. Bids for Mountain View park picnic privileges are due July 6 to W Recksick Butte and A Klein Anaconda.
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Widow Brown
Margaret Theater
Miss Swiggett
Montana
Sis Hopkins
Pinkie Mullaly
Sons of Hermann
Mountain View Park
W. Recksick
No. & W. Park
Butte
A. Klein
E. Commercial Avenue
Anaconda
Daniels Address on Railways and National Growth
The International Commercial Congress in Philadelphia featured George H. Daniels, NY Central general passenger agent, delivering a landmark address on railways and their ties to America's commercial, industrial and agricultural sectors. The paper, No. 26 in the Four Track Series, outlines railroads’ pivotal role in nation-building and remains a broad discussion of their influence.
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International Commercial Congress
Philadelphia
George H. Daniels
New York Central Railway
America
Daniels
Falls. Game called at 3 p. m Train
A brief item notes a game at Falls with the last call at 3 p m and a reference to a train. The fragmentary text provides no clear teams or outcomes.
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