Anaconda City league baseball doubleheader at Mountain View Park
Chicago and Boston square off in a highly touted game at Mountain View park with Tucker and Morris pitching. The lineup includes Davis Small Logan and McHale among others as fans anticipate a low scoring, well pitched contest. Also Boston defeats New York 7 to 6 at the lumber yard grounds.
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Mountain View Park
Anaconda
Tucker
Morris
Chicago
Boston
Davin Cessea
Bekkik
John Small
Bem Cbesaischnnes Tucker
Barisch
Ee Esse
Gosnel
Mpc
Ccc
Ore Logan
Pmo Oobi Keskii da Tucker
BO Occ
Sullivan
McHale
Ree McEachran
Bostons
New Yorks
Lumber Yard Grounds
P. C. New York
Fe Oom Os Cika csCcce cd
HH Penks
Ladies' Aid Society Enjoys Rural Straw Ride
Mrs Walter Staton hosted the Methodist Episcopal Ladies' Aid at her valley home. About 15 members rode in two hay wagons to the church, then returned for several hours of games and a hearty supper before completing the pleasant afternoon with singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Staton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anaconda
Special B A P RY Train To Butte From Anaconda Sunday
The B A P R Y will run a special train to Butte Sunday evening departing Anaconda at 7 p m and returning from Butte at 1 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
Thuesons Offers Bargain Trousers At 309 Mast Park
Shop ad notes seasonal sale on pants with prices five dollars five fifty and six dollars. Customer urged to order at Thueson's located at 309 Mast Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thueson’s
Mast Park
Windstorm Strikes Anaconda Causing Casualties and Property Loss
A severe windstorm hit Anaconda last night between dusk and ten, forcing shoppers to take cover. Mrs. Kleinholz of 1012 Kas Sixth street lost a valuable hat likely recoverable today. A woman also lost small change tied in a handkerchief. The East Commercial avenue building east of Falk butcher shop had its plate glass front blown out and broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Kleinholz
Sixth Street
Falk Butcher Shop
East Commercial Avenue
Card party and dance by the Ladies of the A O H
A card party and dance will be given by the L A of A O H at A O H hall on Monday evening July 2. Admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. of
A. O. H. Hall
Railroad Run Sunday Morning Train To Missoula
The B. A. & P. railroad runs a morning train Sunday from Jaconda at 8 a m to connect with the Northern Pacific excursion to Missoula. Fare for round trip is 3.89 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaconda
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Children’s Day Observances At Local Churches
Sunday schools and churches mark Children’s Day with morning and evening services. The Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal groups present programs led by Rev. Dr. Gwynne and local teachers. Highlights include songs by the Sabbath school pupils and a 5 pm concert by the Methodist Episcopal scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwynne
Presbyterian Church
M. B. Greenwood
Sp. m
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
T. P. Stewart
A. L. Hankey
City notices and social notes from Missoula postings
Various short items including visits by Cole Campbell and John Price, updates on Dr. St. Jean, Mrs. McEnroe and Mrs. Shields travel, a mandolin orchestra social at Mountain View park on July 23, and lost hat, storage ads, and upcoming dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandolin Orchestra
Mountain View Park
Rancher’s House Visit Prompts Skeptical Police Report
A Butte man reports being robbed by three rough men outside Anaconda near the weighing scales and new works, losing $26.25 and a watch after a drink offer. Police doubt the tale, noting similar drunken-fueled claims, and Chief Taylor urges prompt reporting and contact methods for victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Fast Anaconda
Rocky Point
New Works
OO. J. Brown
Brown
B. Smith
Smith
Anaconda
Taylor
Knesevich and Berdovich Closing Out Sale
Groceries wines and liquors offered at cost for cash. Persons indebted to the firm urged to call and settle at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knesevich & Berdovich
Pardon of Andross Approved by Board
Helena July 18 The state board of pardons approved the pardon of J H Andross issued July 16 by Roy J Toole and he will be released from Deer Lodge. Convicted of grand larceny in Lewis and Clarke district court on Sept 12 12 he was sentenced to one year and would have been released Aug 13 after time for good behavior. Governor noted petitions from the judge and water company officials. He has been offered a position in Alaska and will go at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
J. H. Andross
Roy
Joseph K. Toole
State Board of Pardons
Andross
Deer
District Court
Lewis and Clarke County
Helena Water Works Company
Alaska
All straw hats at half price this week
Local shop advertises a sale offering straw hats at half price for the week. Limited stock available.
Plain facts sell ads says printers ink on success
Advertisers should tell the truth and state facts plainly to avoid misunderstandings. Pride in circulation matters, and precision without jargon helps win reader trust and dollars. Generalities are useless. appeal to both understanding and purse.
Warmth Infuses Life into a Cold Advertisement
The text notes that a cold type can feel alive when infused with warmth in tone and presentation, dramatically boosting appeal. It emphasizes how personality injected into copy heightens reader engagement and perceived effectiveness.
Army promotions directed by the president
Washington July 18 the president directs commissions for army promotions Major General Young to lieutenant general replacing Miles who retires August Brigadier General Sumner to major general replacing Davis retiring July 26 Brigadier General Wood to major general replacing Young who will be promoted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Young
Miles
Sumner
Davis
Leonard 8. Wood
Mining figure Sprague visits Anaconda for brief stop
Charles Sprague, a well known and favored mining figure in Granite County, was in Anaconda yesterday for a few hours visiting local operations and meeting with colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sprague
Granite County
Anaconda
Notable residents travel and business notes
William Wallace, prominent rancher in the lower Deer Lodge valley, came to the city for several days of business. Hiram W. Rodgers of Rodgers & Rodgers stays at placer mines in Quartz gulch Granite county. Patrick Parker of Copper City Commercial Company dry goods departs for Seattle for a two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wallace
Deer Lodge Valley
Hiram W. Rodgers
Rodgers & Rodgers
Quartz Gulch
Granite County
Patrick Parker
Copper City Commercial Company
Seattle
Great Northern Runs Through Sleeping Car Anaconda to Minneapolis
The Great Northern railway operates a through sleeping car daily from Anaconda to Minneapolis and St. Paul with no change required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Great Northern Railway
Anaconda
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Miss Le Roux to Visit Marquette for Two Months
Miss E M Le Roux of the Copper City Commercial company's dry goods department will depart this week for a two months stay in Marquette Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. le Roux
Copper City Commercial Company
Dry Goons Department
Marquette, Mich
Foreman Jerry Harrington Leaves Mill for Hancock Visit
Jerry Harrington longtime foreman at the Anaconda mill departed yesterday to visit his parents in Hancock Michigan, continuing a family trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Harrington
Anaconda Company
Hancock, Mich
Anaconda Visitor From Storrar Arrives to See Sister
J. D. Rohr of the mechanical department at Anaconda Copper Mining Co. in Storrar Montana travels to Anaconda to visit his sister Mrs. F. H. Gray at 306 East Paird street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Rohr
The
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Storrar, Mont
Anaconda
F. H. Gray
East Paird Street
Swamp-Root touted as kidney and bladder remedy
An advertisement promoting Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims relief from back pain dizziness and other symptoms and offers a free sample bottle and pamphlet from Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York as read in the Anaconda Sunday Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Anaconda Sunday Standard
Lincoln's faith in common sense of the people
A reflection on Abraham Lincoln praising the common people for their common sense and reliable judgment and asserting that they often landed right in political or civic matters. The quote emphasizes trust in ordinary citizens over elite guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Advertising Principles for Business Success
The text urges steady persistence and common sense in business, stressing attractive display over location, and the need for truthful circulation data. It emphasizes consistent advertising as the path to increased sales, warning against arrogance and promoting honesty to build reader and buyer trust.
Quote on risking ads in a secret circulation paper
An antique reflection compares sending an advertisement to a newspaper that withholds its circulation likened to feeling through a grab-bag at a church fair. The snippet captures a cautionary tone about trust and reach in print media.
Businessmen keep humor out of trade life
The piece argues that business people value directness and honesty over jokes. Jokes are deemed unsuitable for serious commerce and belong only in social clubs or evening companionship.
Montana Briefs: Judge Strong Improves. Hospitals Report
In Big Timber Judge W G Strong of Melville, ill with heart trouble, shows improvement at Moore hospital. Mrs Forster, long patient there with internal cancer, moved to Livingston. Sheriff Potter notified of two brown horses stolen from Otto Wyoming resident Thomas Massey. witness did not appear, light fine imposed. Edwin Udell injured by a railroad torpedo expects to recover without losing an eye. Kalispell Register Swaney reports 195000 acres of government lands surveyed and vacant in the district, with calls to survey more land in mountainous terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
W. G. Strong
Melville
Moore Hospital
Forster
Livingston
Kalispell
Swaney
General Land Office
Billings Cigar Maker Returns From Six Months Abroad
John Staffek the Billings cigar manufacturer who sold his sheep to Yegen Bros last fall has returned from a six months trip to Europe and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
John Staffek
Yegen Bros
Europe
New York City
Donnovan McCormick Sues John McFarlin For 507.67
The Donnovan McCormick company files suit in district court against John McFarlin alleging he owes 507.67 for goods and merchandise purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Donnovan-McCormick Company
John McFarlin
Flathead County Assessor Reports Total Property Value
Kalispell July grand total of assessable property in Flathead County reaches 8,096,908 dollars according to the county assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Flathead County
Cole Admitted to Montana Bar by Supreme Court
Helena reports Philip KR Cole of Chouteau has been admitted to the bar of Montana on the Supreme Court, marking a professional milestone for the attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Philip KR. Cole
Chouteau
Montana
Supreme Court
Forsyth Receiver Appointed for Telephone Company
Forsyth July 18 Judge C H Loud names John R Collins as receiver for the Forsyth Lame Deer Telephone Co after stockholders petition amid the companys poor finances. The appointment follows a request by stockholders seeking court relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
Forsyth- Lame Deer Telephone Company
C. H. Loud
John R. Collins
Italian Laborer Fined in Forsyth for Carving Incident
Justice T. J. Thompson fined Cervariano Carni, an Italian railroad laborer, $13.50 for a Monday night carving incident in Rrosebud. The case was decided yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
T. J. Thompson
Cervariano Carni
Rrosebud
Billings Shippers Move Horses and Sheep to Midwest
H N Kennedy and J M Conway shipped three car loads of horses from Billings to River Falls Minnesota, with animals bought in Virginia City and from ranges. On the same train A C Logan shipped 15 cars of sheep to Castleton North Dakota, purchased from Lake basin growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
H. N. Kennedy
J. M. Conway
River Falls
Minn
Virginia City
A. C. Logan
Castleton
N. D
Lake Basin
County fair guarantee fund drive to begin in Great Falls
The committee in charge of the county fair fund will start soliciting among business and professional men tomorrow morning in Great Falls. Last year half the guarantee fund was called, but this year should need little or none due to favorable weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Petition for county meat and milk inspector in Jefferson County
Helena July 18 reports Dr. M. E. Knowles state veterinarian received a petition signed by 130 Jefferson County taxpayers requesting appointment of a meat and milk inspector. The petition will be considered at the next state board of meat and milk inspectors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
M. E. Knowles
Jefferson County
State Board of Meat and Milk Inspectors
Vernon Cagle Acquitted in Estray Horse Case
Vernon Cagle son of rancher D H Cagle of Wolf Creek was arrested on charges of taking up and riding an estray horse and was acquitted by a jury in Justice Court, Helena July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Vernon Cagle
D. H. Cagle
Wolf Creek
Missionary Baptist church movement in Helena
Helena July 18. The Rev Dr C Smith a colored minister formerly at Radersburg now in Helena heads a move to form a Missionary Baptist church in this city. Ralph Wells court at Craig shows evidence the horse broke into Cagle pastur e and an effort was made to locate the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Well
Craig
Helena
Dr. C. Smith
Radersburg
Missionary Baptist
Carbon county assessment up sharply in yearly roll
Helena on July 8 reports the Carbon county assessment base rises by 281,774 from last year. The total valuation increases from 2,772,552 to 33,054,356 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Carbon County
Governor Odell to Visit Great Falls via Montana & Great Northern
Governor Benjamin Odell of New York and his party are due in Great Falls within days, traveling north from the south over the Montana & Great Northern line via the Sweet Grass hills and Lethbridge. C. H. Warren and his family arrive tomorrow, traveling via Helena to Havre. Warren is the first vice president of Rock Island railroad and formerly held a high post with Great Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Benjamin Odell
New York
Montana & Great Northern
Sweet Grass Hills
Lethbridge
H. Warren
Helena
Havre
Warren
Rock Island Railroad
Great Northern
Teton County Valuation Surges Over Five Million
In Chouteau on July 18 the total value of Teton County this year rises to 5,800,041 dollars, up 1,504,052 dollars from last year, a gain exceeding 35 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chouteau
Teton County
Odd Fellows install officers for ensuing term at Havre
In Havre on Thursday the Odd Fellows announced officers for the next term. Noble grand is Frank Cowan, vice grand William Wiltner, secretary Witten Yeon, treasurer J. B. Almas, with Samuel Lupton named warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Odd Fellows
Noble Grand
Frank Cowan
William Wiltner
Witten Yeon
Almas
Samuel Lupton
Austin confectionery building moved for hotel annex
In Havre on July 18 the old Austin confectionery house was removed one block east. Er Hauser, proprietor of Hotel Havre, plans a two story brick with the second floor containing 25 chambers to serve as an annex to the hotel, connected by a bridge, while the lower floor will house business spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Austin Confectionary
Er. V. Hauser
Bank of Nelhart Files Semiannual Report
Helena July 18 The Bank of Nelhart filed its semiannual report with State Auditor Calderhead. Resources total $48 441.72 and capital stock stands at $20 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Bank of Nelhart
Calderhead
Montana Mining Company Incorporation Filed in Great Falls
Helena July 18 The Montana Mining company of Great Falls filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. The company is incorporated for 200000 dollars. Directors include T M Tyler W H Tyler of Allbright R W Fullerton James Fullerton and R W Boyce of Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Mining Company of
Great Falls
T. M. Tyler
W. H. Tyler
Allbright
R. W. Fullerton
James Fullerton
R. W. Boyce
Bishop Brondel to Tour Montana Parishes This Summer
Helena reports Bishop Brondel will depart next week for a Montana parish tour. He will visit Bozeman on Sunday July 26 and attend the St. Ignatius mission on the Flathead Indian reservation on July 31 for the feast of St. Ignatius.
Helena Officer Rebounds From Illness Returns to Light Duties
Lieut. P. B. Price who led the naval recruiting party in Helena recently recovered enough to be outdoors several hours daily. He had been ill for about three weeks and treated at St John's hospital. The naval party he led departed for the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
P. B. Price
Lieutenant Price
St John’s Hospital
East
Jesuit professor conducts two retreats in Helena
The Rev. Father J. B. Moshepp of Gonzaga College Spokane is leading a week long retreat at the House of the Good Shepherd in Helena starting now. He will then conduct another retreat at St Vincent's Academy beginning in early August lasting about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
J. B. Moshepp
Gonzaga College
Spokane
House of the Good Shepherd
Eighth Avenue
St. Vincent's Academy
Lewis and Clarke County Assessment Roll 1903 Total Valuation
Helena moves to a total valuation of 6 040 345 for the Lewis and Clarke county assessment roll for the year ending March 1 1903 up 140 000 from last year Railways roundhouses station grounds and other railroad property are excluded from the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Lewis and Clarke County
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Anaconda News
Chicagos
James Small
Ceosvee
Motcau
FOR Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Valley
Chamberlain
Presbyterian
Cially
Gregson
Verberck Moes
Schlappi
A.M. Walker
Cole Campbell
J. H. Price
Philipsburg
Short’s
Amelia Robinson
Joseph McCaffery
H. J. Harry
Aiden and Son
Judge Murphy
John Price
H. Kleinholz
East Sixth Street
H. O. Kennedy
East Park
D. W. McEnroe
M. H. Donahue
West Fourth Street
J. M. Shields
Lilian
Vienna
Switzerland
Ed Standiford
Los Angeles
Lodge
Men’s Sox
Jen
Anaconda, Mont
Odson
Red Lodge
W. M. Potter
Thomas Massey
Otto, Wyo
Edwin Udell
Anaconda, Montana
John S. Marshall
Mar
John R. Toole
M. Bd. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F.C. Norbueck
Ass’t
Yegen Bris. Savings Bank
E. Park
Responsible Capital
C. Yegen
P. Yegen
EE. P. Moffitt
Custea
Kansas City, MO
Ayer
J.C. Yer CO
Lowell, Mass
Beecham’'s
Tarrant CO
Jay Street
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