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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1913
Page
5
The annual ball game between Anaconda Copper Mining's engineering department and the General Office is set for 2:30 this afternoon at the city common. A crowd is expected despite limited practice, with ex pros and local players in the lineup.
Advertisement notes a Sunday fishing event at Georgetown with train service from Anaconda at 8 10 a m and from Georgetown at 5 p m round trip fare a dollar.
Anaconda trainer C. A. Tuttle’s Prince of Peleg continues a remarkable winning streak across Canadian provinces. After top finishes in Calgary and Brandon trials, the colt won three heats at Winnipeg as weather limited prior training. With a rest period and resumed jogging, he looked ready for the Dominion meet at Brandon and possible big purses.
A parade of city commerce and social notes shows Harper’s and Mint ads, boat launch on Silver Lake, visitors from Helena Butte and Yonkers, rental homes for sale, a sale by Baptist Ladies' Aid, mining claims plans, and a newsboys union meeting signaling the annual picnic.
The notice mentions Mene han seeking 500 dollars in damages to recover possession of his homestead along Warm Springs Creek. Ed McKenna and family of Roslyn in British Columbia, formerly Anaconda residents, visit Charles Flood. The Standard circulation department closes out a small line of oriental glassware bought for premium purposes with only a few left at less than cost. Mr. and Mrs. H Altenbrand of Man-
Mr. Altenbrand's big machine carried the Kalispell party led by Hattan and H. L. Casey and Mrs. O. FE. Myers of Bozeman, arriving yesterday afternoon to begin their visit in Anaconda.
James Cudahy and Thomas Corcoran pleaded guilty to fighting on the streets and were fined $5 each by Judge Sanderson. John Barry and Thomas Barnes of Butte, arrested for drunkenness, pleaded to go to the Big Hole country for haying and the judge released them.
W J Swindlehurst says the Butte Anaconda Pacific railroad lists 602 total employes. The breakdown includes 232 engineers firemen and shopmen with 26 under 21 and 206 over 21, 97 trainmen, 221 in maintenance of way and structures with 9 under 21 and 212 over, and 52 in the station department.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of our son and brother Martin Bader. Special thanks to the Ladies Moose Circle Independent Order of Red Men and Maccabees and those who sent floral tributes from Mrs Mary Bader and Family.
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