MacCoy Dramatic Company to Tour with Canvas Theater
Russell Graham and Maud Sutton bring a mobile theater to Anaconda opening next week with the MacCoy Dramatic company. Repertoire includes Cyrano de Bergerac Sapho and Quo Vadis with Sapho drawing strong demand. The cast features Graham and Sutton along with a large roster as Barlow's minstrels entertain at the Margaret theater.
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Russell Graham
Union Family Theater
Maud Sutton
Anaconda
Mr. Graham
Sutton
Butte
MacCoy Dramatic Company
Northwest
MacCoy Company
Mrs. Graham
Barlow
Margaret Theater
Phil Daniels
B. N. Kennedy
Holland
Baldwin
Mazon
Newton
Charles Cartmell
Wilson
Leighton
Harry Ward
Coburn
Harmonic
Briggs
Butte Anaconda Pacific Railway Holds Annual Directors Meeting
The annual stockholders meeting of the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway will take place at the company office in Anaconda Montana on Tuesday June 5 1990 at 1 oclock p m for the election of directors and any other business that may come before the meeting P M Halloran Secretary
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Butte, Anaconda
League Headquaters Move Affects Montana Baseball
President Lucas of the state baseball league arrived from Helena and will establish headquarters in Anaconda. He plans to open an office soon to manage league business and believes the move will benefit the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas
The
League
Anaconda
State Baseball League
Helena
Montana
Anaconda Standard mining news and market notices
For reliable mining news stock quotations markets and all the news subscribe for the Anaconda Standard.
Searles Attend Funeral of Muriel in Butte
Mr and Mrs Jesse D Searles and their little daughter Katherine visited from Butte and will stay briefly. They buried their daughter Muriel in Butte yesterday.
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Jesse D. Searles
Katherine
Butte
Mrs. Searles
Muriel
Funeral in Anaconda for Mrs. Searles attends many locals
The funeral drew Anaconda residents including pallbearers Frank W. Harrison and John Dirks. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Canovan were brother and sister-in-law of Mrs. Searles, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. MacCallum were brother-in-law and sister. John Canovan, Mrs. Searles’ father, had been mining at Helmville but traveled to Butte upon learning of his granddaughter’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Harrison
John Co. Dirks
Joe Canovan
Searles
Charles A. MacCallum
John Canovan
Helmville
Butte
Notice to Contractors for Anaconda Copper Mining work
Sealed bids due June 4 1990 at Anaconda Copper Mining Co reduction works Anaconda Mont for new works plans and specs on file in the engineering office. Work includes about 100000 yards excavation and 25000 yards masonry. Bonds required 20 percent of estimated value. Company may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anacconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
No Strike Rumor Dismissed At B A P Shops
Six machinists and one helper were discharged for disobedience after failing to work Wednesday as instructed. A Harrity the master mechanic said no holiday extra pay and no strike existed though Memorial Day work was planned only to noon. Workers demanded time and a half. management refused.
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A. Harrity
Dissolution Notice of Partnership Fronted by Collins and Frank
The co partnership formerly existing between H. L. Frank and J. V. Collins is dissolved by mutual consent. Collins will continue the business, collect debts due to the firm, and pay all debts of the late firm. Signed H. L. Frank and J. V. Collins.
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J. V. Collins
H. L. Frank
St Angela Feast Day Picnic At Gregson Springs
St Cecelia society and St Peter's junior choir were taken by Father Coopman on a 60 strong outing to Gregson Springs. A chartered car carried the party to the morning train with lunch baskets and games. Officers elected for next year were Anna Coyne president Alice Keenan vice president Margaret McGinnis secretary Mary McHale organist Kate Conley choir mistress.
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St. Cecelia Society
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Father Coopman
Gregson Springs
Anna Coyne
Alice Keenan
Margaret McGinnis
Mary McHale
Kate Conley
St. Angela Mericl
Order of
Ursuline Nuns
Copper City Limited Excursion Tickets Announced
Effective immediately Hamilton excursion tickets go on sale for the Copper City Limited. The $10 ticket covers Wednesdays and Saturdays with lodging at Ravalli hotel in Hamilton, limited to Saturdays and Mondays. The $20 ticket is available daily for seven days with board and lodging at Ravalli hotel.
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Hamilton
Ravalli Hotel
Mormon Missionaries Visit Anaconda House to House
A party of Mormon missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Elders Arthur Edgley John Welch Jr Nelson Allred and Thomas J Hail, are proselyting in Anaconda. Edgley has been on his present tour for 27 months. They report active missionary work across the United States facing opposition in the east and south and indifference in the West. They will stay in Anaconda for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Church of Latter Day Saints
Arthur Edgley
John Welch, Jr
Nelson Allred
Thomas J. Hail
United States
Dissolution of Frank Foskett and Leopold Schmidt Partnership
The partnership Frank Foskett & Schmidt is dissolved by mutual consent as of April 1, 1900, Anaconda Montana. Frank Foskett and Leopold F. Schmidt announce the dissolution and thank the public for past patronage.
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Frank Foskett
Leopold F. Schmidt
Anaconda, Mont
Ladies Aid social boosts church fund with calendar sale
The Ladies' Aid society of the M E church held a social in the church parlors for calendar buyers. Ice cream and cake were served and the treasury gained about 40 dollars from the sale.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
M. FE. Church
Fare to Mountain View park and return for 25 cents
Admission to the ball game is 50 cents with 25 cents for children. The fare from Anaconda to Mountain View park and back is listed at 25 cents for both journeys, with separate rates for games or picnics.
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Anaconda
Mountain View Park
Anaconda Standard Prospectus Promises More News
Anaconda Standard touts its offer with more state and general news and better illustrations than any Montana paper, urging readers to subscribe for superior coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Soldier in the Tropics Food Alcohol and Acclimatiza tion
Captain Charles E. Woodruff argues for a generous ration for U.S. troops in the Philippines, defending the continued use of alcohol as a stimulant. He contends cold storage and fresh beef aid health, rejects wholly puritanical limits, and warns against underfeeding and poor nutrition amid tropical heat and disease risk.
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Philippines
Charles E. Woodruff
United States Army
Tropics
Philadelphia Medical Journal
Woodruff
Santiago
Manila
Luzon
Aguinaldo
Becaus
United States
Congress
Board of Officers
Chicago
Commissary Department
Abraham Lincoln
Montana
Nebraska
Dakota
Minnesota
Colorado
Notice of Sale of Refunding School Bonds Anaconda 1900
The board of school trustees of Deer Lodge county Montana District No. 10 will on Monday July 2 1900 at 2 p m in front of the Central school building Anaconda sell at public auction 17000 in refunding bonds series BK 1 to 17 bearing June 21 1900 redeemable in ten years and payable in twenty at 4 percent interest with semiannual coupons. Bonds not to be sold for less than par. bids may be rejected or sold privately if deemed best. Leaders M J Fitzpatrick president B Nadeau clerk. Dated Anaconda May 31 1900.
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Board of School Trustees
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Central School
Main Street
Anaconda
M. J. Fitzpatrick
B. J. Nadeau
Principals Chosen for Anaconda and Lincoln Schools
The board elected John B. Walker of Drain Oregon principal of the Anaconda high school and Arthur G. Sears of Neihart principal of the Lincoln school. Walker, 38, has 17 years in education including Spokane high school and Central Oregon State Normal School presidency. Sears has 12 years in high and graded schools, previously leading Milton Junction Wisconsin and Centralia Washington schools. Salaries set at 125 and 100 dollars monthly respectively.
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John B. Walker
Drain, Ore
Central Oregon State Normal School
Anaconda
Arthur G. Sears
Neihart
Lincoln School
Walker
Spokane High School
University of Washington At
Seattle
Sears
Milton Junction
Wis
Centralia
Wash
Pullman
FitzPatrick
Cox, Jones and Stephens
Jones
Supreme Court
Dr. Stephens
Cox
Miss McLaughlin
Miss Blackstone
Bryan
Prescott
Miss Livingston
Stephens
Barnett
Barnet
Central
Ball Game Admission Price Inquiry
The fragment notes admission costs for a ball game with 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children, indicating a pricing detail likely from a local event listing or notice.
Squirrels Enjoy Edenic Freedom in Madison Wis Capital
The New York Journal extols Madison as a humane city where squirrels roam free. It notes the coeducational university, safe hand feeding on benches, playful chases, and even fearless mingling with motormen. The capitol grounds once had iron fencing that kept squirrels inside.
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New York Journal
Madison
Wis
Capital
Ming
Capitol Building
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Anaconda News
Margaret
Jordan & Mahara
Miss Rose Sutherland
Bert Flatt
Mabel Casedy
Harry Armstrong
Edward Kimball
Colline Cole
Ben Mitchell
Fred Cot
Little Muriel Searles
Uncle Sams Monogram Whiskey
ST Paul
S Benz
Minneapolis
ST. Angela
St. Peter's
Frank Foskett &Np
Baseball Mountain View Park
Captain Woodruff
R. de B. Smith
Montane Hotel
Oregon
Arthur G Sears
Sneedin
Klsctet
Knox
New York
Copper City Commercial Co
Dr. McLaughlin
M. A. McLaughlin
First
Columbia Streets
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