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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1912
Page
11
The Independents defeated Kalispell 2 to 1 in a four game series opening at Kalispell. Gilboy pitched for the Independents, allowing four hits as Kalispell managed a lone run. Anaconda’s battery was Verheyen and McEachran with Rausch and Sorenson in Kalispell’s lineup.
George W. Andrick of Minneapolis, general missionary of the American Sunday School Union, is in Anaconda to promote union work. The union runs 39 missionaries in North and South Dakota and Montana, six in this state. A referendum will be held July 1, 1912, at the union office to approve a 25 cent daily wage increase for a three year contract while copper stays at 15 cents per pound. Polls open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. All members bring union cards. B. Accarthy, President. John J. Gilmore, Secretary.
The item claims four royal flushes can be made in a single deck, one in each suit, beginning with the ace. The note is terse and puzzles the exact counting and construction details.
At the Anaconda Business Men's association gathering last night, members discussed a wage scale and a 25 cent per day rise tied to union negotiations with Anaconda Copper Mining. The pledge against price increases was unanimous, with the aim that smelter operations benefit from market-driven profits rather than immediate boosts to costs.
The Department of Agriculture issues a new rule requiring advance payment of grazing fees for stock entered national forests. Delinquent holders must pay 20 percent extra before permits are issued, with enforcement to begin at the 1912 grazing season after a pending notification period.
The Montana progressive state central committee met to nominate an executive panel and outline a four electors slate. It names Thomas Everett and James A. Metcalf as key officers, with seven member executive plus two appointed by the central committee. The body also urges full progressive county tickets in every county and pledges support for Roosevelt.
The Methodist team defeated the Christian squad by a 14 to 0 score. Key players included Harvey at catcher, Bullwell at third, Welch in left, Hoberts center, Clucas right, with pitcher Anderson and catcher Castle on the Methodist side. The series standings show Methodists with three wins and Christians with eight losses.
The Alcazar screens Captured by the Bed Suine in a Cairo city setting while Kalem presents The New Physician and Wooden Indian as high class comedies. At the end a western drama and The Code of Honor offer thrills and disputes resolved with humor.
Fellows meet tonight and Vermillion hosts men in suits. Mint toddies at Parker’s and Family Writers. Various residents from Butte Helena Spokane and Columbus visit city, with several returning from trips. Real estate and business updates amid community notices and upcoming events.
Residents visiting city relatives include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Devine of Butte considering a mining matter worth 820 dollars with Anaconda Copper. David Morgan of Helena is in town with his family for a few days. Rev. C. A. Berg heads to Roundup for an extended stay. Mona and Fivelyn Ducle vacationing at Cum tock ranch. Fire Chief Sanger of Butte met Chief Collins to inspect a new auto fire truck. Roach Smith window features red toy wagons and Sweetola chocolates. A deed transfers title to property in block 29 West Commerce Street to J. Long by T. J. Gow. Ham and cheese sandwiches offered at 10 cents. Waukee beer advertised. Four Square club meets at 7:30 with Mrs. Kamnawoeth. directors requested. Coal orders urged for winter readiness. Abbott's coal office noted.
Grand jury declines to indict Mrs Caroline Perkins William Patterson and Patrick Walsh linked to a San Mateo banker accusation of stealing an automobile. Separate plan involved a special train journey toward New York with the McNamaras’ intent to reclaim a wife amid ongoing legal action and concerns about her possible disappearance.
Stolen Hermidus Larean's ranch near Fin Mont on the night of 3 two iron gray geldings weighing 1 800 pounds each branded 25 on the right thigh well matched out well broken The above reward will be paid for information leading to recovery of horses and the arrest of the thief J B Neville sheriff of Powell County
A Cambria Wyoming coal mine yielded coal with free gold. The metal sold for about $1.60 per ton, while gold content reached a few dollars per ton. Experts suggest ancient peat layers in the coal seam carried the gold upward as the peat was transformed into coal.
Notice states that the Daly and Trust Company of Montana will hold its annual meeting on July 27 in Maconda to elect trustees for the ensuing year and transact other business that may come before the meeting. Florence N. Cole is named as a trustee and stockholder.
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