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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1905
Page
5
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 28 East Broadway, Butte. Telephone 4233. Advertising rates furnished on application.
A rundown of local happenings in Butte includes visits by O E Selway of Dillon and G W Fox of Boulder, Missoula residents Frank Evans and Frank Millen, and Mrs J Tondreau of Basin. New cafes and shops are promoted, hats on sale, Emerson electric fans advertised, and local births noted.
The Elf's Sculptograph company assigns Montana operations to 30 East Park Street Butte. Manager T Elf states all work will be completed within the state from that address. Funeral announced for Eben York at 2 30 PM tomorrow from 75 North Main Meaderville. Rev Chambers to conduct service. For Flathead Indian reservation info contact W R Van Valen 33 West Granite Butte or Smead Her shey Missoula.
The championship clash between Butte and Great Falls ended in a forfeit after umpire Jones ejected Hasterlick in the seventh inning. With Butte leading 15 to 13, three minutes to fill the vacancy passed without action, Radis refused to play, and the game was awarded to Butte 9 to 0 amid a foul atmosphere.
Pain presents a grand midsummer spectacle July 31 to Aug 2 at Mardi Gras grounds featuring the Last Days of Pompeii. Henry J. Pain of London and New York controls the production with elaborate painted scenery, chariot races, aerial acts, and a $1,000 Manhattan Beach fireworks display to close the show.
Lulu Sutton shines as Little Raintuck in My Little Pard at the Grand. The cast is strong and the show draws large crowds with a standout vaudeville lineup. The Busch family acrobats and Eva Thatcher deliver notable acts, elevating the program in Butte.
In Portland, July 23, Fleming hit a run scoring single after a Van Buren sacrifice and Wouseholder’s two base hits to win the Tacoma series in the tenth. Casey homered in the eighth with a man on base to give Portland the lead.
In Los Angeles Seattle split a doubleheader with Seattle winning the first game 3 to 0 and Los Angeles taking the second 2 to 1 before a quick end as the second game ended after five innings to catch a train. Wright struck out five in five for Los Angeles, limiting Seattle to one run through the fifth.
In Columbus on July 23 Boston moved ahead of Detroit in the sixth inning after Collins lined a single and the next four batters followed with hits. Score:
In Chicago on July 2, Plank limited the locals to two hits and no runs in a finely played game. The lone score came in the fourth when Harry Davis and Love Cross hit back to back two baggers. Attendance 16,000. Batteries Owen and Sullivan. Plank and Schreck.
In St Louis on July 23 New York opened with a win over St Louis. Powell and Sudhoff were hit freely with Powell the more effective at the plate. Attendance reported at 11 200. Batteries Sudhoff and Roth for St Louis Powell and McGuire for New York.
The text lists positions and players for two teams including names such as Sullivan Hiel P Forrance and Connell Connells Iynch Gauslin Lacey Dayan Ronan Taylor Myere. The score by innings shows partial innings with Hollands and Connells achieving several runs and an 8 run total for one side.
In a high scoring game at the brickyards yesterday afternoon the Office Boys defeated Hennessy’s 24 to 22. Tobin led the winners with two home runs while G Sullivan added a three bagger. Batteries were Hennessy F Sullivan and Egan. Office Boys G Sullivan and Irwin.
Detroit July 23 Everything is ready for the Detroit Driving Club Blue Ribbon meeting inaugurating the Grand Circuit for 1905. Track conditions look ideal and entries across 15 events over five days promise one of the track’s best meetings. All races use a three heat plan. The opening day feature is the Chamber of Commerce $5,000 stakes for 2 4 class pacers.
Close and exciting match on the flat field saw Holland grocery team defeat Connell's store 11 to 8. Partisan rooting from both sides filled the stands as Hollands Doran pitched and the batting line met the scoring pace.
The Owsleys defeated Boucher 5 to 4 in a pitchers battle with Graves and McLaughlin each allowing two hits over six innings. Cummings excelled behind the plate for Owsleys, while costly misplays decided the scoring. About 300 fans watched as both teams showed professional‑level defense and base throwing. Symons and Owsleys meet tonight at 6:20 to renew the showdown and cement the Commercial league standings.
Paris notes W K Vanderbilt's Idalia captured the Prix de Foucherolles a selling race run over a mile and three quarters at 61 Cloud today. The item also lists a Casino lunch counter menu with steamed clams priced at 15 to 25 cents and various other cold lunches and hot tamales.
An advertisement touts Santa Ana Rheumatic Cure as a quick relief for rheumatism gout neuralgia and lumbago with $1 by drugstores or mail. It notes telephone savings for small users and provides address 62 East Broadway to contact Santa Ana Cure Co in Butte Montana.
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