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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
20
Gossip among coursing fans centers on activities at local dog kennels with chatter about entrants handlers and upcoming trials. Sources note junior sprinters and prize lists discussed amid club meetings and regional timelines.
The Butte coursing season features Confidence, Frisco, King Cashier and others in a June 18 Miners' Union day stake. James Sweeney plans to bring a kennel, boosting entries. a 32-dog open stake is set for next Sunday with Kalispell, Dorothy Belle, Darkey and Parader among the entrants.
The listing advertises fresh meats and seafood including halibut salmon cod shad bass and smelts. Deep sea options are noted with per pound pricing and lake Dungeness crabs offered at two dollars per crab. Prices are shown in cents.
Beginning Saturday May 2 and weekly thereafter the B A and P railway offers round trip fares to Gregson Springs from Anaconcise 10e and from Butte 80e good on all trains from noon Saturdays to noon Mondays. Symons Dry Goods company seeks Dearing number 162492.
Weather prompts locals to plan outdoor excursions with camping trips and social outings. Residents weigh forecast details to choose destinations and dates. Community groups discuss best practices for safe living outdoors amid shifting conditions.
A local proposal seeks to name a newly constructed road Roosevelt Boulevard. Community input centers on honoring a historic figure and reflecting regional identity. Officials have not set a vote date.
Montana promotes mountain camping as ideal after harsh weather in other states. June plans for outings rise in Western and Southern Montana while roads to Wharton and Columbia Gardens advance, Roosevelt Boulevard spreads, and the new McBinlessehoo building nears completion. Glendale fades from Beaverhead County map as mining declines and old camps like Highland City dwindle into ghost towns.
A Montana entry stands out as a strong performer in the fast events, earning praise for its quality and impact. The piece highlights statewide appeal and notes rapid success across the circuit.
Montana authors and stories draw big crowds as a Butte scene is set for a Roosevelt dinner vaudeville sketch featuring President Roosevelt and Mayor Mullins. A correspondent’s account provides the script’s humor, lines about water and feed, and the host Mullins. Managers seek Montana features and advance payments, while Mary MacLane premieres a new book awaiting revision.
Notice from H O Wilson General Agent about revised schedules on Viacent Northern Railway. New routes include single night Butte to St Paul, two nights Butte to Chicago, three nights Butte to New York. Daily departures start Sunday June 7 at 7 35 a m from Butte. Inquiries at 41 North Main Street Butte.
Denver Rio Grande offers summer excursion tickets on June 6 7 12 13 and 15 from Butte to Kansas City Omaha St Joseph and Missouri river points with a stopover at Salt Lake City Glenwood Springs Colorado Springs Garden of the Gods Denver and other sights. Tickets valid through Sept 15 with further information from the Butte ticket office 51 West Broadway. G W Fitzgerald General Agent.
At Hennessy’s large store a big lot of men’s hats priced at 2.50 and 5 dollars is offered, with many styles on sale for 1.50 and 2.50. Hard and soft hat styles made for this season’s trade are reduced. Kig bargains every one. See display in the front windows.
All lot owners in Mt. Moriah cemetery desiring their lots watered this season will arrange orders with the sexton by order of trustees.
FK Beck filed a suit against Oro Fine company seeking 16000 dollars in damages for ranch land in Brown's Gulch near Crystal Springs. The land, about 600 acres once known as Spier's Park, was allegedly buried under wash and tailings from four to five years of placer mining near Burlington. Mining stopped a year ago. J Saville represents the plaintiff, who has Mrs Spier's assignment of her claim.
Willam Glasard, a Brown's Gulch rancher, filed a complaint in Butte after a neighbor, Ed Hanealer, assaulted him with a club over land dispute. Glasard suffered a deep cut to the head as blood streamed down his face. Sheriff Quinn went to Brown's Gulch to locate Hansler.
On June 6 7 and 12 plus June 138 Northern Pacific will sell eastbound excursion tickets from Montana points to St Paul Duluth Sioux City Kansas City Omaha and Chicago with return fares 42 to Chicago 49.50 to St Louis and intermediate Missouri river routes at proportional rates. Transit limit 10 days final return Sept 15. A standard Pullman sleeper attached to the North Coast Limited and ready 9 pm. For full details contact W H Merriman General Agent Butte Montana.
D M Newbro, longtime Butte business figure, plans permanent residence in Detroit. Detroit News-Tribune notes Homer Warren & Co sold to Dr Joseph Lathrop for 20000 a two and a half story brick house and lot on Pallister Avenue between Woodward and Second. Newbro to reside there. Also lists various rail fares from Omaha to Denver to Chicago and other points with through connections via the Union Pacific route, featuring tickets good to Salt Lake City and Denver on the Grand Trunk routes, with the Short Line city ticket office at 165 North Main Street, Butte, Mont.
A bold advertisement for a men’s hat sale at Hennessy’s promises hard and soft styles originally priced at 2.50 to 3.00, now reduced to 1.50. Regular hats ranging from 5.00 to 23.50 are offered at 2.50. Customers are invited to view the selection in Hennessy’s Windows.
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