Anaconda News Names Directors and Promotes McCabe
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway board elected M. S. Dean as vice president and promoted A. J. McCabe to general superintendent, consolidating leadership and direction of the railway's property and operations. The resignation of vice president M. Donahoe was accepted.
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McCabe
B., A. & P. Railway—Meesting O’ Ths Board
M. Donahoe
Butte, Anaconda & Pacitte Railway
Railway Corporation
M. S. Dean
A. J. McCabe
Dean
Weft
Ohio River Road
Donahoe
Police Court Fines and Releases in Quiet Session
Yesterday in the police court with Judge Kennedy absent two cases were heard. Thomas McCarthy pleaded vagrancy and was released on promise to leave town. A second defendant, a plain drunk, was discharged on the condition of reform. Sunday July 1 Anaconda versus Great Falls game at 3 p.m. Train.
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J. M. Kennedy
Butte
Frank Kennedy
Thomas McCarthy
Train Schedule Sparks July 4th Picnic Games
Train schedule lists departures from Anaconda to Butte and stops to Gregson Mountain View park with multiple daily times. The public notice mentions a Catholic societies picnic at Mountain View park and baseball events in Butte and Anaconda. Round trip fare is one dollar to or from Butte.
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Anaconda
Butte
Gregson
Mountain View Park
Catholic club picnic Fourth of July event list
Athletic events at Mountain View park include baseball by Young Men Institute of Batters and Anaconda Catholic club with a $25 prize. Races cover 100 and 120 yards, hurdles, ladies and girls races, boys race, greased pig chase, three legged race, and Fat men's race with varied prizes from cash to clothing and household items.
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Catholic Club
Mountain View Park
Young Men's Institute
Anaconda Catholic Club
Fancy West
Douglas
Numerous visitors and locals linger in Anaconda city assignments
Anaconda sees a flood of names and arrivals with guests at the Montana and Standard, business visits by Fotheringham and Bevis, travel plans to St. Paul and Minneapolis, and a picnic set by the Sons of Hermann at Mountain View park. The Great Northern runs through sleeping cars to Minneapolis and St. Paul daily. Plus local ads for ice cream from Tolan Co. and cleaning services.
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The
Great Northern Railway
Anaconda
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Rancher Pat Duane Seeks Wagon Thief After Vandalism
Pat Duane, a well known rancher and frequent city visitor, reports his wagon and team tied behind a Leadville house were sabotaged yesterday. He found the tugs cut and burrs removed from the wheels on his return after several hours. Also note Anaconda and Great Falls depot timetable listed for Sunday July 1 with departures every 30 minutes.
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Pat Duane
Duane
Leadville House
Manufacturers of Skirts Discriminate Against Tall Women
The Chicago Chronicle reports tall women face scarce options in ready made linen crash and pyu skirts. Makers assume waists must be 12 to 14 inches, leaving many tall customers with few or no long garments. Tall women feel frustrated by limited lengths and misfit fittings in shops.
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The
Chicago Chronicle
Dope Sheet on July Weather Through 18 20 Years
Dope sheet compiled by Havre Helena weather officials shows July averages, extremes, and precipitation for 18 20 year spans. Highlights include warmest 108 degrees, coldest 31 degrees, 2.21 inches average rain, and winds SW 59 miles.
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Weather Bureau
Havre
Helena
Mont
EK. J. Glass
John R. Weeks
Havre, Mont
G. W.ling
Mrs W Dennson Praises Dr Pierce’s Medicine for Son
Mrs W Dennson of Maxton Robeson County North Carolina writes about her year and a half old son who suffered indigestion for five years. After taking Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery the boy recovered after two bottles and has been well for three years. She credits the medicine and prays for the doctor’s blessing.
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Dr. Pierce
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S. M. Toplett
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Frank V. Hurley
H. W. Brown
the Real Widow Brown
Florence McNulty
F. Tonge
First Presbyterian Church
Conley, Clague & Collins
East Park
John Mitchell
Standard Bindery Department
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J. W. Wright
Standard
J. Ll. White
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E. A. Stiefel
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A. W. Frothingham
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Real Widow
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Harold Mitchell
Alex J. Waldman
Mountain View Park Pavilion
Bryant
Standard Publishing Company
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Foulard Silks
Lace
Marseilles
Bec
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