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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1913
Page
4
Local notices, sales, visitors and travel notes fill the city page. Mentions include piano lessons and studios, lodgings, house for sale, jewelry sale, liquor and dining ads, various residents traveling to Salt Lake Seattle Cadillac and Vancouver, fishing trips, and a local baseball score update.
By referendum the smeltermen's union approves leasing the A. O. H. hall and relocating its headquarters to that site. The vote results show 283 Yes and 220 No.
The Independents and the Red Men prepare for a noon showdown at Washoe Park over a $150 side bet. Richardson, Beebe or Smith anchor the Red Men pitching, Gebeau leads the Independents in the infield, with Walker or McElachte n catching and Lefty Davis umpiring. The club owners plan a talk with the commission to clarify player eligibility.
The baseball commission of the Commercial League met at the Standard office and set dates for two postponed games. On August 12 Roach and Smith play the Copper City Commercials, and on August 23 Mac Callum and Cloutier meet Roach and Smith.
Swedish Baptist church at Fifth and Cedar invites all to Sunday school at 10 30 a m juniors at 3 p m and preaching by Pastor A J Stormans at 8 p m Special invitation to boys and girls to attend the Juniors A Monday evening business meeting welcome extended to all these services.
Over 100 newsboys in Anaconda finalize plans for a picnic at Washoe Park next Thursday. The event aims to provide a community gathering and raise funds or awareness for the boys.
A special union meeting has been called for Wednesday night before the planned picnic. Watermelon and ice cream will be served, with sandwiches on the bill. An afternoon program includes baseball, foot races, and various field sports organized by J. T. Lucy, Andrew Glenn, and C. W. Baker.
Denver reports the body of John D. Sargent, sole occupant of the $500000 Swiss cottage in Jackson Hole, found with gunshot wounds. Two letters to his mother and wife lie unopened. Hamilton, who built the house in 1890, vanished earlier mired in a similar mystery. Mrs Sargent fled after mistreatment claims, then died. Sargent returned with a second wife two years ago.
Oscar Bider completed a swift Milan to Basel flight covering about 160 miles in three hours and four minutes. The Alpine crossing adds to his record of cross country flights in Europe.
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