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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
12
The ad markets canvas gloves Mering socks and balbrigan union suits with numerous price cuts. It touts Buck Mittens at 1.25 per pair and similar item savings, plus Rockford cotton socks and Sea Island underwear at low sale prices.
The Capers routed Reach & Sih 13 to 1 as Jim Lynch was knocked from the mound in the fifth inning after Capers bats produced seven runs on four hits and a bases on balls. Closer Joe Kelly delivered a key long hit to center to seal the win.
A partial game report describes a tense rally with a wild wall shift leading to a score. Pitcher substitutions included St Jean replacing Laswell and an improvised umpire crew handling the field. Scattered names like Gallagher, Thomson, Lynch, and Spisi appear amid the chaotic narrative.
Five hundred of Montana's finest chickens will be shipped to San Francisco to compete at the Panama-Pacific Exposition next year. The decision was made by the state poultrymen's association and the board of poultry husbandry at a meeting in late Saturday. Members from Helena, Missoula, Deer Lodge, and Anaconda attended. They aim to promote Montana's thoroughbred poultry and foresee a bright future for the industry if properly managed.
Five hundred spring chickens were shipped to Gregson Springs yesterday from John Te’s ranch in Salles Suleh, just west of Anaconda. Believed to be the largest shipment ever made out of Anaconda. In the past two weeks Mr. Kees has shipped to Gregson 730 chickens.
Stockholders meet at 126 Taft Avenue Anaconda Montana June 6 at 2:20 p.m. to elect a board of directors and handle other business. George W. Peterson secretary. Also annual meeting of Butte Anaconda Pacific Railway stockholders on June 2 1414 at 4 p.m. at Anaconda Montana with Tr Walloran secretary.
Review praises Chauncey Olcott for portraying real Irish life in Shameen Dhu at the City drug store. The production features authentic Irish settings from Mrs Farrells mansion to the Green Dragon inn, with Irish minor characters and themes of loyalty, sentiment, and hardship. The piece calls Olcott’s work the most genuine Irish portrayal on stage.
The Grand screens Kathryn AG THE GRAND No 11 featuring thrilling scenes including a king killed by a lion. Miss Williams shines in the final series with Anaconda fans increasingly interested. Four laughable comedies complete the bill. At the Alcazar the Gearat-Selly News Editorial draws crowds with Vera Cruz heroes and more.
The program lists Countess Wescils Jewels as the strong five reel drama of intrigue and deceit involving a supposed friend. A Melody and Art is mentioned as a lighter offering, with warming views for educational value. Tonight's showings are part of the standard subscription schedule.
Report from Potsdam says Prince Oscar, fifth son of the German Emperor, will wed Countess Ina Marie von Haase von Levetzow, maid of honor to the Empress. The match is expected to be morganatic, with the Emperor possibly elevating the Countess in nobility. Fräulein Biajeaty is said to have consented, due to lack of a available German princess and disfavor of a foreign marriage for the son.
Welly reported seven head of elk about two miles south of Silver Lake during Memorial Day round near Welly of Silver Lake and George Town. Belief split whether herd wandered from range or returned to Yellowstone. Kelly’s testimony challenges overland migration fears.
A Washingbor mother notices a plain dressed boy who visits with two friends at his home. The child explains they attend a reception day at Jenny's and that his grandmother and grandfather are nearby. The mother misidentifies the grandfather until a correction reveals the man is Siryan, secretary of state.
An anecdote explains the origin of the term tips from old England, where a contribution box inscribed to ensure promptness prompted the nickname tips. The piece notes that over two percent of Alaska is U S owned, bought by the government for under two cents per acre, with about 70 000 miles of railroads needed for development.
Anaconda Copper Mining company gave away thirty seven carloads of wood at the free wood yard near the foundry in May. Superintendent N Langstad reports 180 to 200 adults on weekdays, 800 to 600 on Saturdays, with orders of wood to needy people and many private carts delivering aid. Listed helpers include MacCallum & Cloutier, Copper City Commercial, John Fink, M Kelly, L Mc Donnell, George Elakovich, Joseph Baikoviz, J P Stage, Anderson, P J O'Donnell, and Walter Peterson. Opals lose settings due to heat expansion.
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