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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1900

Page

5

Anaconda Signs Young Pitcher Carter For Strong Battery

Butte and Anaconda prepare for a hot game with Carter added to Anaconda pitching staff. Eddie Burke to start for Butte. ladies admitted free. Game at 3 p m with plans for a Helena excursion next Sunday at 3 round trip fare 3.

Butte Anaconda Bissell Burke Donahue Williams Fear Shuster Edwards McDonough Proctor St. Vrain Hickey Eddie Burke Athletic Park Carter Dayton Springfield Hughes Charley Hoss Flynn Deisel Cavanaugh Schils Lynch Grim Swindells Lloyd McHale Ball Park Moran Helena

Notice to Contractors for Anaconda Copper Mining Co

Sealed bids due June 4 1900 at the reduction works Anaconda Montana for new works. Plans and specs on file in the engineering office. About 100000 yards excavation and 25000 yards masonry. Bonds required 20 percent. Company reserves right to reject all bids. Signed Anaconda Copper Mining Co.

Anaconda Copper Mining Company Anaconda Mont Anaconda Copper Mining CO

Anaconda Faces Butte In Saturday Baseball at Mountain View

The game is set for Saturday June 2 with first pitch at 3 p m as Anaconda meets Butte at Mountain View Park. Train departures from the depot run at 1 30 p m 2 00 p m 2 30 p m and 2 00 p m with return trips after the game and a 25 cent round trip fare for all.

Narrow Escape in Forged Order Case

James Callahan, a laborer, forged the name of James O leary on a clothing order for Goodfriend Mothing Co. He admitted writing the order but claimed O leary authorized him to obtain the clothes. Judge J M Kennedy eyed trial in district court last evening.

James Callahan James O'Leary Goodfriend Mothing J. M. Kennedy Callahan O'Leary

Chamberlains Remedies Featured In Local Testimonials

A series of reader letters praise Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Pain Balm and Cough Remedy. Users report rapid relief from stomach pain sprains coughs and lung troubles and express gratitude to the makers and local drugstores selling the products. May include names and locations such as G H Wilson Burgettstown PA F A Babcock Eric PA and Mrs Doty Des Moines Iowa.

Miller & McCurdy Chamberlain G. H. Wilson Liveryman Burgettstown Washington Co F. A. Babcock Eric, A

Judge Dismisses Case After Callahan Ink Dry Advice

Deputy County Attorney Casey who prosecuted the case believed Callahan spoke truth and Judge Kennedy dismissed the case after advising Callahan to let the ink on his pen dry before writing another order.

Casey Callahan Kennedy

Mountain View Park Baseball Game Schedule

Baseball at Mountain View park on Saturday with trains departing at 3:00 pm and 3:30 pm. Return trips depart immediately after the game. Fare to the park and back is 25 cents. Children pricing not fully shown.

Dissolution of Co- partnership between H. L. Frank and J. V. Collins

The co partnership between the undersigned is dissolved by mutual consent. J. V. Collins will continue the business of the late firm, collect debts due to the firm, and pay its debts. Signed H. L. Frank and J. V. Collins.

J. V. Collins H. L. Frank

Unsightly billboard mars court house area

Citizens protest a large new billboard erected on the vacant block below the court house on Main street. The structure began construction yesterday and critics say it spoils views of the courthouse and grounds despite limited obstruction from lower Main Street.

Main Street Court House

Fare Schedule for Anaconda to Mountain View Park

The notice lists a round trip fare from Anaconda to Mountain View park and back at 25 cents for baseball games or picnics. Admission to the ball game is 50 cents, with children charged 25 cents.

Anaconda Mountain View Park

Annual meeting of stockholders of the Butte Anaconda & Pacific Ry

The annual meeting to elect directors and handle other business will be held at the company office in Anaconda Montana on Tuesday June 5 1900 at 1 oclock p m The secretary P M Halloran notifies holders to attend and participate in the vote and proceedings.

Butte, Anaconda & Pacific

City notices and social happenings in Anaconda

Local items include visitors from Butte and Chicago registering at the Montana hotel, births, rent ad for a large hall, fishing trip plans, and lodge events. Pentecost services announced at St Peter's, and funeral details for the Flynn infant. Various residents travel to Great Falls Honolulu and beyond for work or visit.

Montana F. Tindon Butte John Ahern Chicago John W. McDonald, Jr Spokane K. Bates Minneapolis T. Silversmith St. Louis Eugene Carroll H. H. Boomer J. T. Carroll J. (. Bavery Cable E. XK. Campbell Norton Nelson G. Frank Shelby Denver S. H. Hemenway San Francisco B. Hamburger R. Hamburger Theo Brantly Helena G. L. Tracy Geo N. Bowen Missoula T. C. Depew Great Falls Chas. J. Shepard New York R. F. Casey A. H. Wilson Philadelphia C. P. Freeland H Barnard L. P. Overson Utah E. Scharnikow Deer Lodge

Whiskers in Evidence in Self Defense Case

John Dugan was found guilty of overstepping self defense in a case tried before Police Judge J M Kennedy. Mietschke testified he was struck while down, and Dugan admitted hitting him when he was down. A novel exhibit showing whiskers pulled from Mietschke's chin caused courtroom laughter as the incident unfolded. Dugan was fined $10.

John Dugan Mietschke Julius Mietschke J. M. Kennedy Dugan

Dredging for Gold in French Gulch Begins

W A Watts representing Risdon Tron of San Francisco sails to French Gulch to supervise dredge boat construction for the French Gulch Placer Mining Co. The company, mainly Anaconda citizens, holds about 300 acres suited to dredging as hydraulic mining is unsuitable. The boat, proven in CA Oregon Idaho, will process 2000 cubic yards daily, with a support dam to supply water.

Feather River California W. A. Watts Risdon Tron Works San Francisco French Gulch French Gulch Placer Mining Company Anaconda Watts Oregon Idaho Alaska Yukon

Judge Woody Rules For Plaintiffs In County Fee Suit

In Missoula Judge Woody ruled in favor of W. H. Trippet and J. M. Self against the county for $50 each to cover defense costs of Ellis Persinger, a Cullinane murder defendant. Prosecutor Duffy plans an appeal after being granted 80 days to file a bill of exception. The Empire State Mining Co. suit against Mary E. Mitchell had a sustained demurrer with 30 days to amend.

Woody Missoula District Court Napton Philipsburg W. H. Trippet J. M. Self Ellis Persinger Cullinane Duffy Empire State Mining Co Mary E. Mitchell

Copper City Limited Excursion Tickets Announced

Effective immediately Hamilton excursion tickets go on sale for the Copper City Limited. A $10.00 ticket covers Wednesdays and Saturdays with board and lodging at Ravalli hotel in Hamilton, limited to Saturdays and Mondays. A $20.00 ticket is available daily for seven days, also including board and lodging at Ravalli hotel.

Hamilton Copper City Ravalli Hotel

Partnership Dissolved in Anaconda Montana

Notice announces the dissolution of the firm Frank Foskett &c by mutual consent. Frank Foskett and Leopold F. Schmidt sign the dissolution from Anaconda Montana dated April 1, 1900. Schmidt thanks the public for past patronage and expresses appreciation.

Frank Foskett Leopold F. Schmidt Frank Foskett &c Anaconda, Mont Leopold F,. Schmidt

Stevensville Notes Highlight Local Activity and Returns

Charles Cook, James Dobbins, and Ray McDonah returned from Big Hole. Miss Altha Williams hosted classmates at W. E. Baggs. Various residents preached, taught, and traveled to Missoula, Hamilton, and Helena for school, showings, and work. local tradesmen prepared a soda fountain and Bell staff aided fire crews.

Charles Cook James Dobbins Ray McDonah Big Hole Altha Williams W. E. Baggs Gordon H. Place Missoula Standard George T. Baggs Dorothy C. Henry F. W. Howard Lottie Lee Max Coddan The Rossmore Paper Company Adaline White Jennie Adams Hamilton P. D. Pagamet St. Paul Collier’s Weekly S. L Haley Mira Kittie Howard Mabel Mary Corley Iowa Will Young W. G. Stuart Frank VanAlstyne Miss Dowden Arthur Woods J. A. Holland Great Syndicate D. A. McIntyre West Frank L. Smith Wooster Ohio McIintyre Montana Idaho K. Everson J. E. Powell Butte George A. Kain Stevensville F. T. Sterling J. H. Inch England Jacob Buck California Henry Amos Buck Brice & Collins Clyde Hatch Cape Nome William McLaren

Missoula visitor and town events noted in brief

A. J. Jacobson of the M. M. Co. force visited Missoula last week. Ray Flinney, 38, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Werr of Victor, died Saturday May 19 of spotted fever. Rev. P. W. Haynes led funeral services Sunday May 20. John Franklin visited from Philipsburg to see his ill mother. Joe Menard of the M. M. Co. machine shop came from Missoula for several days on business. Many residents watched the solar eclipse Monday morning with smoked glasses.

A. J. Jacobson M. M. Co. Force Missoula Ray Flinney Samuel Werr Victor P. W. Haynes John Franklin Philipsburg Joe Menard M. M. Co

Anaconda Standard Compared With Northwest Dailies

A brief notice urges readers to compare the Anaconda Standard with other Northwest newspapers to gauge value and timeliness in daily news. It emphasizes the newspaper’s quality and daily relevance for informed readership.

The Times Anaconda Standard Northwest

Omaha Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices

Omaha June 1 cattle receipts 1600 head market steady native beef steers 4.40 to 5.20 cows and heifers 3.70 to 4.60 stockers and feeders 3.75 to 5.10 calves 3.50 to 7.00 bulls and steers 9.00 to 14.25 hog receipts 11.40 head market 5c higher sow and gilt 4.87 to 5.00 mixed 4.85 to 4.87 bulk 4.85 to 4.90 sheep receipts 3600 head market steady fair to choice natives 4.90 to 5.30 fair to choice westerns 4.50 to 5.15 common and choice sheep 4.00 to 4.60 lambs 5.50 to 7.00

Omaha Hecht

Treasury balance report shows available cash and gold reserves

Washington on June 1 reports general fund balances excluding the $150,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash stands at $145,783,520 while gold holdings amount to $6,857,545.

Washington Treasury General Fund

Last Survivor of Christy Minstrels Remembered in Wyoming County

William A. Porter known as Uncle Bill lives in Johnsonburg New York area. He recalls Edwin P Christy forming the first blackface minstrel company in Buffalo in 1842 and its 1845 regular theater debut. Porter joined as banjoist and singer in 1845 and later led the troupe before retiring in 1854 to a Wyoming county farm. Stephen Foster also belonged to the group and Porter sang Way Down Upon the Suwannee River before publication.

Rochester Herald Johnsonburg Wyoming County Christy -In- Strels William A. Porter Uncle Bill Porter Edwin P. Christy Buffalo Eagle Street Iroquois Buffalo Society Christy Mr. Porter Stephen C. Foster Massa The Christys United States Canada England Australia Wyoming

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anaconda News All Ladies Mountain View Baseball Mountain View Park Tolan Co.'s Greig's McGinley Tolan Co Mose Rafferty M. F. Lindon J. C. Savery RB. H. and FE. J. Avans Justus, C Soc Park Ave T. J. Gallagher Frank Strickfaden Cherry Street Dave Mohr Portland Ore Sound Cities Theodore Brantly John W. McDonald City Charles DeLong Charles Clark Mel Sheehan Silverlake Ed Fitzpatrick John Fitzpatrick Washington Gulch Works R. Campbell Frank Shelby Lady Wildey Rebekah Lodge Noble Grand Great Northern Railway Phil Sullivan Granite County Florence Thomas Leonard William Jones That City James Johnson Turf Exchange St. Peter's Catholic Church John T. D. Flynn Oak Street Calvary Cemetery John H. Trisberger Honolulu Benson, Smith & Co Ellis Anaconda Vs Anaconda Vs. Butte Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham Med. Co Lynn, Mase Trippet Self Ther Markets Treasury Statement New York State Third and Elms Streets R. de B. Smith Uncle Sams Monogram Philip F. Culleton Pat Keenan Keenan Deer Lodge County Knox Z Knox En’s Copper City Commercial Co Hinz Doctor Hinz Washington Ave Br. Hinz Hing Medical Institute Sanatorium Hing Hioz Willard Wi Keeler Wheeler Weite Gows Hinz Medical Institute Washington Av. S Minneapolis, Minn F. W. Peckover East Park Avenue
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