Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Anaconda Standard in Anaconda, Montana

We have 3,228,115 pages in Montana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 25 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1900

Page

7

Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Visitors and Events

Local notices list prominent visitors in town including Dr. J M Fox from Red Lodge and Walter Aitken of the Kalispell Bee, plus Governor Smith and Lieutenant Governor Spriggs. Furs storage offers and X ray exams are noted, with births and sales at the news stand. Great Northern Railway to run through sleeping car to Minneapolis and St Paul. special train to Helena planned. Gregson Springs advertised as premier Montana resort 18 miles away.

Baltimore Orton Bros Baltimore Cigar Havana Fred Orton N. Main J. M. Fox Red Lodge Walter Aitken Kalispell Bee M. D. Leehey Seattle Ernest Rowe Marshall Mich Hutte W. G. Young Hennessy Smith Spriggs J. M. Froehlich W. Edwy Dr. Henson Silver Bow F. N. Wild Basin Progress Sherman M. J. Mooney Idaho Street Lillie Tiernan Curtis Tiernan Butte Kansas City Anaconda Virginia Bacon Frankfort J. F. Wilkins Jahreiss George Stenger North Main Street Great Northern Railway Minneapolis St. Paul Great Northern Helens Helena J. BR. Reed George Porter

North Coast Limited Observation Car Compared to Classic Library Car

The observation car on the North Coast Limited is likened to the old style observation and gentlemen's library smoking car. The comparison suggests it represents a modern refinement akin to replacing the armstrong wheel brake with the Westinghouse air brake.

Westinghouse

Picnic Next Sunday Hosted by Butte And Anaconda Lodges

The lodges of Butte and Anaconda will hold a grand picnic at Mountain View park next Sunday. Tickets are a round trip $1. Activities include a concert, dancing, and games with prizes. See posters for details.

Butte Anaconda Mountain View Park

Death of Michael Dunleavy 2 in Butte

Michael Dunleavy aged 2 died in Butte on July 19 1900. Funeral arrangements set for p m today from the residence of his cousin George Dunleavy 838 North Montana Street and will follow to the family burial site.

Butte Michael Dunleavy George Dunleavy Montana Street

Old-Time Miner John D Sullivan Dies Suddenly in Centerville

John D Sullivan a well known old time miner died suddenly at the McGrath boarding house on Main street Centerville yesterday forenoon. He had been ill for some time and heart failure was given as the cause. He was 42, single, with two brothers Con and Daniel Sullivan in the area. He had worked for the Anaconda company mines for over twenty years and was respected among miners. An inquest was to be held that evening at Duggan's undertaking rooms.

John D. Sullivan Thomas McGrath Main Street Centerville Mr. Sullivan Sullivan Duggan Montana Anaconda Company Con Daniel Sullivan

Orton Bros Piano and Organ Offer in Butte

Call on Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street in Butte for best value in pianos or organs.

Orton Bros N. Main Street Butte

Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn In Tight Baseball Tilts

In Brooklyn on July 20, Cincinnati built a lead in the eighth after Crawford's triple Quinn's single and three walks. Dunn faltered as the Brooklyns rallied in the ninth but fell short. Attendance 1,500. Batteries Dunn for Cincinnati and Farrell for Brooklyn. Umpire Swartwood.

Brooklyn Dunn Crawford Quinn Cincinnati Brooklyns Brooklyn Batteries Scott Farrell Wood Swart Wood

Great Falls Fans Send Testimonial to Cabinets After Shutout

Great Falls fans gathered at the Park hotel lobby to honor the Cabinets after Thursday’s shutout of the Indians. A handmade token, packed prepaid in a Great Northern car, will be delivered to the team as a keepsake, described as a symbolic battin g tool with cryptic cipher hints between McCloskey and the local board.

Great Falls Park Hotel Great Northern Express Anaconda Grim McCloskey Great Falls Board of Directors South Side Weary William

Philadelphia Beats Pittsburg in Tiring League Game

National League report from Philadelphia shows the home team winning by timely hitting. Chesbro and Fraser pitched well for Philadelphia while Chesbro and O Connor were the battery for Pittsburg. Attendance 2,283. Score 7 to 2. Umpire Emslie.

Philadelphia Pittsburg Chesbro Fraser R. H. E. Wurisope Esse O'Connor Douglas Emslie

New York and St Louis Narrowly Survive Slime Clean Play

In a rough contest New York and St Louis escaped a whitewash amid messy play on July dates. The game featured tense moments and halted action as officials attempted to restore order and finish the match.

New York St. Louis

Chicago Beats Boston In A Lopsided Baseball Tilt

Boston game notes show Chicago batted Lewis at will in the second inning and won easily. Attendance was 1,300 with batteries Lewis and Sullivan for Chicago and Taylor and Donahue for Boston. Umpire was O Day.

Boston Chicago Lewis R. vi. EF. Pogguo Ec Cedeese Seestiens Shagnetuse Chigrro Sc Sebsece Isrsedese Snes Oe Batteries Lewis and Sullivan Taylor and Donahue O' Day

Unclear Sports Fragment Shows Team Scores and Cities

Fragmentary OCR data lists teams and cities with scattered numbers. Mentions Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburg Boston New York and Cincinnati with incomplete scores and odd characters. No coherent game result or date is discernible.

P. Ct Brooklyn S Astes Philadelphia Pittsburg Chicabo Iscee Cee Cincinnati Ss Ash Boston Coseee Lcowls Scaseless New York

Scores From Multiple City Matchups

Milwaukee beats Buffalo 5 to 3 in Buffalo. Chicago loses 9 to 5 at Cleveland. Kansas City edges Indianapolis 2 to 1. Pueblo defeats St. Joseph 1 to 0 at St. Joseph.

Buffalo Milwaukee Cleveland Chicago Indianapolis Kansas City St. Joseph Pueblo

Longshot winners highlight Washington Park two year olds race

At Chicago Washington Park Grandpn and Hardy Man ran first and second in the $1,000 handicap for two year olds amid cloudy weather and a slow track. Pupil Emigree Goebel led the six furlong opener with times around 1 16. St. Louis reports a shower making the track slow and results show W. B. Gates, El Caney, Guiderock and others winning their respective races.

Chicago Handy Man Kid Cox Pride Heigh Ho Abe Furst Kaumnelie Admetus the Bobby Prosper Lagai Anna Chamberlain Lakeview St. Louis Fairgrounds W. B. Gates Joe Doughty Connie Lee el Caney Kilderim Marie G. Brown Guiderock Jimp Chorus Boy Verify May Dine Kindred the Butcher Lillie Pantland Harry Pulliam Eva's Darling Ida Ctlealla Mr. Smith

Brighton Beach Race Results July 2

Results from Brighton Beach show six races led by selling Bangor in the first, Gertrude Elliott winning the five furlongs in the second, Kamara taking the mile, Native the six furlongs, Ethelbert the mile and a sixteenth, and Vouch the five and a half furlongs.

New York Brighton Beach Bangor Handcuff Lindula Gertrude Elliott Col. Padden Ballon Kamara Oneck Queen Andrisa relling—Native Miss Hanover Ethelbert McMeekin Kentuckian selling—Vouch Maximus the Regent

Rain disrupts Grosse Pointe races with unfinished trots

In Detroit on July a heavy rain halted racing at Grosse Pointe. Two heats of the 2 27 trot and one heat of the Normandie stake for 2 09 pacers were unfinished. Queen Eleanor won the first trot heat and Lasso the second. Riley B won the Hotel Normandie stake heat one. Many horses and names were listed as starters.

Detroit Grosse Pointe Queen Eleanor Lasso Rhea Mabel G Paradox George Guernett Keller Bertha Bartin Redcliffe Helena A

Harness races postponed in Davenport due to rain

Harness racing program in Davenport Iowa was postponed today because of rain, affecting scheduled heats and betting.

Davenport Iowa

Excursion to Mountain View Park Held Sunday

A Sunday excursion to Mountain View park from Butte departs at 10 a.m. and returns with park departures at 7 p.m. and 10:20 p.m. Round trip costs 1 dollar. Activities include dancing boating and a league baseball game between Anaconda and Great Falls.

Mountain View Park Butte Park Anaconda Great Falls

Girl Marguerite Bauman Dies at Age Two

Marguerite Bauman aged 2 years 8 months died yesterday. Funeral to be held today at 2 p m from the residence of her parents Mr and Mrs H E Bauman 430 Colorado.

Marguerite Bauman H. E. Bauman Colorado Street

Yellowstone Park Excursion at Low 40 Dollar Rate

Northern Pacific Railway offers a Yellowstone park excursion Sunday July 22 for 40 dollars including transport Butte to Cinnabar and return, supper lodging and breakfast at Albemarle hotel Livingston on going and return trips, plus five and a half days tour through the park. For details contact W. H. Merriman Gen Agt N P Ry at Park and Main Sts Butte Mont.

Northern Pacific Railway Yellowstone Park Butte Cinnabar Albemarle Hotel Livingston Park W. H. Merriman Gen’ Agt N. P. Ry Cor. Park and Main Sts Butte, Mont

Miner Dies in Anaconda Mine Shaft Accident

Acting Coroner Jullien and Judge Nichols presided at an inquest in Sherman’s undertaking rooms on Michael Dunleavy who fell down a shaft at the Anaconda mine the night before. Witnesses offered no new facts and the jury found death accidental with no one at fault.

Jullien Nichols Sherman Michael Dunleavy Anaconda

Brunswick Plans Pine Planting on 1000 Acres Public Land

Brunswick, Maine owns 1000 acres intended for conversion into a public investment by planting white pine. The move aims to turn unused land into a timber asset for the town’s benefit.

Brunswick

Ex-fireman Kennedy on trial for alleged extortion

The preliminary hearing of Thomas Kennedy, ex-fireman accused of impersonating an officer and demanding money, opened before Justice Nichols. Jackson testified Kennedy grabbed his coat and threatened arrest unless money was paid, claiming police connection. The hearing adjourned to next Friday. Kennedy bond was reduced to $500 to secure release pending completion.

Thomas Kennedy J. ©. Jackson Helena Nichola Kennedy Jackson Galena Main Tom Galena Street Richard Butler Age Kennedy

Judge Sull ivan administered a stern lesson to youths

Several youths appeared in police court after attempting to disrupt Miss Mamie Secor's private summer school. Downey Thompson, Don Buckley, and John Davis were fined $10 each. Patrick Boland was discharged. Other cases included fines for dist ur bance and assault, with some charges dismissed or reduced.

Tony Trambrusho Matt Maki Matt Jaasnen J. J. Roses Davia Mike Quinlan M. H. Curley Ida Euclaire Ea Sullivan Joseph Matti Mike Rosas John Lynch James Peeples Mike McGuire

North Coast Limited Promoted on Northern Pacific Route

The Northern Pacific runs passenger service from Butte to St Paul and Minneapolis. Try our North Coast Limited. All classes of tickets honored on this train without extra fares. The crack train of the Northwest.

Northern Pacific Butte St. Paul Minneapolis Northwest

Also Mentioned on This Page

Butte News The Standard Mast Broadway Telephone J. H Quigley Wil Howlett Quigleys Montana Liquor Co Monetana Mons York vomneterpavers s + & Batteries Jones and Criger Carrick and Warner Terry Great Falls Falls National League Washington Park St Louis Grosse Point Tom Kennedy Justice Nichols Guynon Chodiseb John F. Long Charles Jaynon Anton Chodisch Anton Felix Urban Marx Louis Huff Columbia Gardens Huff Chodisch John F. Lang Police Court Ingrain Brussels Ingram Wilton Hartford Axminsters Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co West Park Street, Butte, Ment Booth TozDay Ilc Waukesha Arcadia Calder Wall Paper Co West Park Street Butte. Co V. Franzman A. Booth Cash Grocery the Grotto Cafe Postoffice Butte, Montana Jacob Zandel A. Augendre Paris France D. M. Nowbro Drug Go Mont Uasil W.H. Wix, D.D.S University of Pennsylvania St. Paul’s Hospital South J.M. Settle Davant Granite St Davenport, Sage & Arnstein BANKS Owen Lee Mantle Chae. Schatziet Fayette Harrington Charles R. Leonard Bf. Clements F. Aug. Helge Henry Mueller Frank Haskins State Savings Bank Main and Park John A. Creighton G. W. Stapleton T. M. Hodgens United States Europe Joan A. Creighton Omaha G. W. Btapleton A. H. Barrett B. D Leavitt 8. V. Kemper J. Hodgens Vince Presgeent Cashier First National Bank OF Butte Andrew J. Davis James A. Talbott E. B. Werrick George Stevenson Worl O. K. Lewis J. H. Vivien V. P.i Fayette Silver Low National Bank Capital National Seark Union National Bank Crocker-Woolworth National Bank L. Meyer Marcous Daly Dovahoe Daly Donahoe & Meyer Marcus Daly & Co Montane Hege, Brownlee & Co Prin Ea gEino O ‘Uba Philippines Hawaii Orient Eee Cc. c W. L. Moyer M Babel Winborse
Search Courier

Search the Anaconda Standard Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Anaconda Standard?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication