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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1907
Page
13
Dillon baseball team routed Anaconda locals 16 to 2 yesterday as errors and misplays helped the visitors. Jenkins started for the locals with Butler finishing, while a crowd that favored Dillon witnessed a tame exhibition and a call for reorganizing the local team at a Tuesday meeting.
In Sunday’s Copper City ad the selling price for remnants of wool dress goods embroidered robes waist patterns and ladies parasols should read 26 percent off regular rather than 25 percent off regular The correction reflects the proper discount and affects the advertised sale figures.
The week ending Saturday August 27 lists uncalled letters in Anaconda. Men include Martin A Allen J A Anderson A H Baker two letters and many others. women include Miss M Bennett and Mrs M.
A large crowd arrived at Washoe Park yesterday with many cars filled to capacity. The Anaconda band performed in the new band stand and the program pleased attendees. Thousands wandered the grounds, enjoyed the shaded lake, and the evening dance pavilion was packed.
Short ads list rentals sales and services at Pine Street Park Avenue and Cedar Street. Notices mention a five room house for sale 611 Cedar and a special mill and smelter workers meeting at 7 50 pm inviting labor members. Local figures include Nicholas Conor funeral at Pauls church 9 am.
The Washoe Park area announces regular cars to and from the park every afternoon and evening until further notice with special service on picnic days dancing nights and Sundays. Theuson at 605 East Park advertises a new suit line with 26 patterns priced at 17 dollars to order and promotes Latin skin cream and complexion powder at 25 cents.
Joyful acquittal of W. D. Haywood in Boise prompts Anaconda mill and smelter union leaders to call a mass meeting at A. O. HL hall. The plan includes a city parade with bands and fife and drum corps, a pyrotechnic display, and possible speakers, to honor the outcome and mobilize organized labor.
A beloved dog named Shep, longtime printer’s mascot at the Standard office in Anaconda, died after years of faithful service. Found near Walkerville as a puppy, he was nursed back to health, joined the Harrison family, and became endearing to printers who fed, walked, and protected him. He died peacefully after ailing in Main Street sunshine with a passerby’s help.
Judge Pritchard declares Virginia must enforce a 2 cent railroad rate once published. State officials vow to vindicate rights and accelerate action to uphold state dignity and enforce the rate.
An east side tenement at 222 Christie Street exploded late tonight causing a fire and collapsing walls. The six story building housed 20 families about 100 residents. At least 12 dead and many injured, with several fleeing or trapped as smoke and debris filled the halls. Bodies to be recovered once ashes cool.
C G Lelevier publisher of the Industrial and his son were arrested in Douglass Arizona on a Mexican government larceny charge and are awaiting extradition. Lelevier denies wrongdoing and accuses Mexican Consul Maza of trumped up charges. They were jailed in NoCo. Dog tax for 1907 is due at the city treasurer.
Judge Adrian L. Green associate justice of the Kansas Supreme Court died in Battle Creek Michigan at age sixty nine. He had been in ill health for two weeks and was a native of Missouri.
The eighteenth annual session will be held in Muskogee Oklahoma on November 19 20 21 and 22 with the official call issued from Kansas City. Leaders from the commercial and business community across the trans Mississippian region will attend.
Special Dispatch reports ranch foreman William T. Parker was killed on his Bowen area ranch when a derrick pole broke while hoisting hay. Parker, a leader with Mitchell & Mussigbrod, leaves a widow and seven children. Masonic funeral arrangements are planned in Wisdom.
A fire swept the corner gallery on Hickory Street and West Park Avenue shortly after midnight. The Landry dwelling adjacent was scorched but undamaged otherwise. The gallery was reduced to a shell and has stood unoccupied for years.
El Paso reports an American engineer and a switchman on the Mexican Central railroad were seized and jailed in Juarez. Mexican customs uncovered huge smuggling of goods into Mexico via switch engines. Three Juarez businessmen were jailed yesterday, totaling six leading merchants charged with smuggling.
Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Co promotes Sanipure Milk as the next best to mother's milk. The booklet Baby's First Days explains ingredients and right proportions. Mothers are urged to buy through a druggist or grocer or mail for a free sample and booklet.
Vienna July 28 A large part of the Austrian Alpine railway system projected in 1901 is completed making a scenic journey from London to Trieste accessible. The line passes Tyrol innsbruck Franzenfeste Villach Veldes and Lake of Como edge and ends at Trieste with a new terminal station.
Matt Utz of Flatwillow arrived in Lewistown with about 200 elk teeth he plans to sell before leaving. He did not kill the elk, saying the teeth came from a known resting place of an old Indian chief. A blanket once surrounded the body, now long split, with about 800 teeth sewn into it, later gathered by Utz and companions.
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