Anaconda St Paul boosters invade Copper City tour
More than 100 St Paul manufacturers and wholesalers toured Montana visiting Anaconda. They were greeted by Mayor Edward OBrien and local merchants and distributed candy and toys at a Montana hotel concert. Booster trips aim to strengthen trade ties and local commerce. The party will continue to Yellowstone and back to St Paul.
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Anaconda News
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Paul
Montana
Edward O'Brien
Mit
St. E. Gehan
High Officer Feted by Knights of Columbus
A. J. Tagley supreme examiner of the head council was guest of honor at a social session and entertainment hosted by the local Knights of Columbus lodge. A large crowd gathered to honor the visiting official after he audited the lodge’s books. He is touring Montana lodges, with today’s stop at the smelter and a visit to Butte forthcoming.
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A. J. Tagley
Knights of Columbus
Order
Knights of Columbus Club
Rex
Butte
Will You Answer This Question About Contagious Disease
A local notice discusses contagious disease fears from unsafe milk and promotes scientifically pasteurized and rarified milk from Purity Dairy Products Co. in Anaconda. It invites readers to visit or call 655 to see the clean, safe process at 113 East Commercial.
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Purity
Dairy Products CO
East Commercial
Washoe Diamond Cleared for Today’s Game at Washoe Park
Superintendent Jesse Stiller and ten men have prepared Washoe park for the match between Washoe and the Knights of Columbus of Butte. The Butte team promises a strong lineup, making the game fast if expectations hold. First pitch is at 3:30. Players listed include Sells, Lavell, Bane, Lind, Stokke, Bishop, Herbig, Watts, Shea, and Schroeder, with Dillton noted for upcoming games.
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Jesse Stiller
Washoe Park
Knights of Columbus
Tana
Butte
Butte Boys
Fletena
Dilton
The
Knights
Sells
Lavell
Lind
Stokke
Bishop
Herbig
Watts
Shea
Schroeder
Anaconda Churches Sunday Services Announced
First Presbyterian Church led by Robert A Cameron with morning worship at 10 45 and an evening sermon. Rev F Gordon Hart to preach during the pastor's vacation. St Marie's Episcopal at Main and Sixth holds 10 30 and 3 pm services with Sunday school at 12 00. Good attendance expected at Christian Church Sixth and Oak with 11 45 communion and 8 pm evangelistic service. Swedish Baptist White Temple Corner Fifth and Cedar led by A Johnson with 10 30 morning worship and 8 pm evangelistic service.
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First Presbyterian Church
Robert A. “Cameron
F Gordon Hart
St Marie's Episcopal Church
J. Ta Craig
Christian Church
Sixth and
Oak Streets
H. F. Ritz
Slosson
White Temple
Fifth
Cedar Streets
John
Stormans
Corinth
A. Theo
Christian Science Society
First Methodist
Episcopal Church
Oak
Third
John A. Meeke
Ede Ward Smith
Epworth League
New Hymnal
Walter Quilliam
Fourth Quarterly Conference
Christian church services and notices across town
The column lists multiple denominations with service times and details. Nelson pastor leads 1 and 8 pm services with Sunday school at 10 am. Norwegian Swedish and African Methodist notices show varying language services. First Church of Christ Scientist offers 11 am and 8 pm with noon Sunday school and reading room. Episcopal and Methodist churches report morning worship, evening services, and midweek meetings, with pastors and readings.
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Nelson
Fore Olson
Larssherven
Pith
Alder
Andrew
Farnsworth Wins Durston Golf Cup At Country Club
E Farnsworth yesterday won the Durston silver golf trophy in a match on the Country club links against R P Wood. Farnsworth captured the trophy with a medal score of 97 while Wood posted 109. The first round of the course was even with Farnsworth making par.
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E. Farnsworth
Durston
R. P. Wood
Farnsworth
Mr. Wood
Mr. Farnsworth
Durston Trophy Handed To Horac and Mr Wood
Horac and Mr Wood win the Durston Trophy with a cash prize of six dollars making a total of seven dollars awarded.
Farnsworth Wins Round As Club Scenery Updates Pace
In a tight second round Farnsworth defeats Wood five to four with Farnsworth leading four up and two to play. The golf course is excellent and the tennis courts are nearing readiness. Sandy Leith has taken over the dining room while a new refrigerating system allows meals at any hour. A tennis tournament is planned with committee members Flynn Swift Hunter and Morse coordinating. A large contingent of Butte pedrls will travel today to compete locally. Bull fight permission granted in Juarez for charity next week aiding Queretaro flood victims. Marie Carroll headlines H W Frazee's Nothing but the Truth in Chicago.
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Messrs
Wiliam Flynn
Swift V. Hunter
CW. Morse
Juarez
Ti Paso
Villa
Suarez
Plaza de Toros
Queretaro
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