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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1902
Page
5
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is listed as at M1 Fast Broadway, Butte with telephone 422. Advertising rates are based on application.
Butte notes list visitors and residents including H. H. Collins of Tacoma at the Finlen, J. Grant of Spokane at the Finlen, and A. O. Newton of Livingston at the Thornton. Mentions of births, hospital moves, travel by rail, and civic figures like Sheriff W E Savage on county business.
A colorful crowd recollects a garden game where Bloomer girls played hard and reporters chased the story. Key players include Kitty Anderson Lilly Martin Eddie Charlton and Johnnie McMurray with lively color on fielding pitching and crowd reactions. The piece praises the players and warns against ringers while noting Umpire Billy Winn’s bold calls and the crowd’s raucous support.
The Montana livery stable at 120 South Montana street will auction all stock next Wednesday afternoon. For piano or organ value contact Orton Bros., 219 N Main St Butte. The Jefferson house run by W. W. Metall is a first class house in Whitehall Montana with reasonable rates.
Night disturbance at the post office led Clerk James Glover and Frank Maloney to confront two intoxicated men. Glover knocked one down while Maloney joined in. Detective Murphy arrived but did not arrest. The incident involved two local young men known for their swagger, who faced off against the clerks and a trio of fitness-minded youths.
The last ten days of a closing out sale at Mrs M T Somerville's 108 west Granite Street list one hundred trimmed hats added to stock this past week. Every hat will be sold regardless of cost. This is a ray opportunity to secure four stylish hats or some fine ostrich feathers at a bargain. Call and be convinced.
In Detroit on July 13 two boys Anthony Rukamp aged 11 and Adolph Bucheler aged 18, both residents, drowned in Cass lake while rowing with May Weister. Their boat leaked and capsized before reaching shore. May Weister was saved.
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