Anaconda Fourth Celebrated Despite Rain and Cheers
Rain cooled Anaconda's Fourth of July, yet a large crowd enjoyed parade, field sports, and a big community celebration. Highlights included peanuts and lemonade for children, a grand parade along Commercial to Park, a lively band, floats from local groups, a Tripp & Dragstedt baseball loss, and a festive dance on the common after a day of contests and applause.
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Anaconda
Tripp & Dragstedt
Rutte
George F. Wover
Jack Johnson
Alderman Timman
Mr. Vover
Doc Emerson
Standard
Reno
Tripp & Wdrarstedt
Annacondas
Washoe Park
Local clubs meet tonight and town notices
Clerks meet tonight and K of C and Odd Fellows hold gatherings. Purity Ice Cream, Daniels and The Mint are advertised venues. Pianos discussed with Schlappi. Eagles meet at Mabel hall. Optician Verberckmoes highlighted. Tailor Vermillion's ads. Found neck chain and locket reported by Standard office. Eyesight specialist active at Hammersiough's. Social visits cite Mr. and Mrs. FE Smith and others. Pupils meet Prescott school July 5 with Miss Blackstone. Local officials from Madison county and Butte guests listed.
Colored man to enter $15,000 flying-machine contest
Anaconda shelters Minneapolis inventor Charles Southern a modest colored man who expects his dual propeller and motor flying machine to contend for Edwin Goulds $15 000 prize. His spruce frame and steel shaft build spans 40 by 10 by 10 feet with two ends bearing propellers and motors, resting on four bicycle wheels, and he plans to enter future contests.
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Anaconda
Charles Southern
Edwin Gould
Southern
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast
Minnesota
Allen company stockholders meeting notice
The annul meeting of the stock holders of the Allen company will be held in the offices of the company rooms 618 Durston building Anaconda Mont Friday July 15 1910 at 2 p m for the purpose of electing officers and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting By order of the board of directors W H Mahoney Secretary and Treasurer Parsley Anaconda Mont July 1 140
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The
Allen Company
Durston Building
Anaconda
Mont
W. H. Mahoney
Pated Anseonda
Quiet Fourth of July in Kalispell Montana
Kalispell on July 4 observed a calm Fourth with no fireworks or cannon crackers. Few flags displayed. many residents left for the hills. Mayor Whipps refused permission for any fireworks under a stricter ordinance.
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Standard
Kalispell
Whipps
Safe and sane Fourth of July in Great Falls ends quietly
July 4 in Great Falls featured the first safe and sane Fourth, held at Black Eagle park under the Great Falls Industrial union. Rev L J Christer of Havre gave the oration, with addresses by Mayor F Murphy, William Clouston, Judge K W Berry, C H Austin, and John W Hayes. Great Falls defeated Judith Gap 7 to 10 in a baseball game after gate and field sports, and a grand fireworks display closed the day despite a late thunder shower.
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Great Falls
Jeffries-Johnson
Black Fagle Park
C. H. Austin
John W Hayes
Judith Gap
Jeffries' Camp Ends After Ring Loss and Quiet Farewell
July 4 report on James J. Jeffries returning from boxing camp to Southern California after a decisive defeat by Jack Johnson. Injuries described as not life threatening. Johnson dominated rounds, with eye and jaw blows noted. Jeffries, dazed but composed, plans to retire, while wife and friends support him. Also a Montana public notice warns of irrigation nuisance and potential legal action under state law.
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Jeffries
Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Jack Johnson
Porter
Jeffrie
Fitzsimmons
Hower Cornell
Eight
Piuw
Johnson
California
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Walter Tuchacherer
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Anaconda Colored Club
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W. S. Sargeant
Order of Eagles
James O'Keefe
Zanzibar
Anaconda Brewery Company
North Pole
F& H. Carman
Gangner
Walter Tuchecherer
Tuchscherer
Tie
Morris
Terrell
Keppler
Billy McEachran
Li'l Artha
Barney Hogan
J. M. Minor
J. J. Harper
J. K. Gnore
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Devine
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Butte
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Lawler & French
Mabel Hall
J. W Bennett
the Hill Cemetery
Ed Devine
East Third Street
St. Peter's Church
Mount Carmel Cemetery
MR. Tuchscherer
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Goodfriend Clothing Co
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Daly Bank and Trust CO
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M. A Fulmor
Western Montana National Bank
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Romeo
Empire Theater
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Senzell Brothers
K. of C
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French Gulch
H. D. Kistler
A. D. McCracken
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Salt Lake
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Yester
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