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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1902
Page
3
A flawless weather day in Anaconda brings churchgoers, fishermen, and cyclists together. People head to Mountain View park for a concert by the Anaconda band, with a ball game against New Works, pavilion dancing, and lake rowing. Evening drives and scenic rides cap the pleasant day.
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway announces round trip fares to multiple Western and California destinations. June travel to St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Omaha St Joseph Council Bluffs and Kansas City via Chicago at 42 dollars, with Chicago and intermediate points 53.50, St Louis 49.50. San Francisco May 28 to June 9 50, Los Angeles 60, July 4 5 6 St Paul and Minneapolis 34.50, Aug 4–9 San Francisco 50 Los Angeles 60. Berth reservations and more information available from the Anaconda Montana railway agent.
Cahoon and Gilleland run stage service between Anaconda and Danielsville. The stage departs Giles Brownell's livery on Mondays and Wednesdays at nine o’clock. Transfers available for all kinds of freight and passenger needs.
Children’s day was observed in Anaconda churches with special programs at Presbyterian Methodist and Christian houses of worship. St Peter’s Catholic Church held first communion, while Baptist preparations planned a children’s program for next Sunday evening. The Methodist service featured a student led program and an address by Rev Macurdy praising the participants.
Anaconda officials plan a special council meeting tomorrow to bridge differences with Mayor Stephens. Reinstatement of Officer William Powers is expected, with street and alley committee due to report and committees likely to back efforts to cement good relations among council members.
A R Chase remains in jail after being arrested by Night Chief O'Brien and Patrolman Fitzpatrick on a counterfeit money charge. He claimed to be a railroad engineer and produced an engineer’s card to support the tale. County Attorney J H Duffy will decide whether to pursue the case, with police noting the possibility he passed the coin unknowingly.
The Anacondas defeated New Works Nine by ten to four yesterday afternoon at Mountain View Park. The game featured solid defense and timely hits, with New Works errors contributing to the setback. Anacondas lineup included McHuale at third, J Hogan at short, Ammereaux left, Davis catcher, A Johnson second, B Hogan first, Trudeau center, R Thomas right, Pelkey pitcher. New Works lineup had Knox pitcher, Sullivan catcher, Mallon first, Cramer second, Johns third, Leathers short, Williams left, O Neill center, Peeples right. Substitutes Church and Kenyon.
Inquiries may be made at Col. OLeary’s office located in the bank building. The listing notes lessons in German Spanish Italian Latin and French offered by Prof. Redeker.
The blue label cigar makers baseball nine defeated the union butchers at the Athletic field yesterday afternoon. Erickson pitched brilliantly, earning praise as the standout. Lineups included Ritz, Erickson, Smith, Lepke, Frinke, Flynn, Hein, Evans, McDonald for the cigar makers and Capps, Lionschmitt, Boone, Hibbard, Paul, Manlove, Truskey, Carriher, McTague for the butchers.
The notice lists men and women and foreign correspondents awaiting letters at the post. Recipients are asked to say advertised and contact J. C. English Postmaster for collection.
The African American Church league in Anaconda plans to buy a building for a church. Beginning tomorrow they will hold fundraisers, starting with a dinner at their West Commercial avenue meeting place to raise money for the project.
Tailor-made suits offered at 16 dollars and up at Thueson shop located on 604 East Park Avenue with union label noted.
Eureka chapter No. 16 Order of the Eastern Star holds a regular meeting at 8 p.m. in Standard hall. Grand Worthy Matron Mrs. Allison will attend. Members in good standing and visiting members invited. By order of worthy matron. H Redmond, Secretary.
The piece contrasts purchase price with the value received, using cork and Ivory Soap as examples. It argues consumers focus on price while ignoring savings and benefits, noting Ivory Soap yields ten to twenty times its cost in value through its usefulness and floating ability.
Yesterday morning local Woodmen of the World branches held their annual memorial service in A. H. hall with the usual exercises. Afterward they visited cemetery graves of deceased members and decorated them appropriately.
The Pennsylvania lines inaugurate a 20 hour passenger service between Chicago and New York starting Sunday June 15. The new train called The Pennsylvania Special will depart Chicago at noon daily and feature up to date equipment. For details contact H R Dering assistant general passenger agent 248 South Clark Street Chicago.
Patrick Marlon was thrown from his buggy on Ash Street last evening. He sustained a head cut a severely bruised knee and cut hands. He was taken to St. Ann's hospital for treatment. Marlon works at the Washoe smelter.
Notice declares School District No 10 Deer Lodge County Montana will offer for sale fifty thousand dollars in refunding bonds to retire the May 25 1892 issue. Bonds 1000 each bear up to 5 percent interest payable semi annually, dated May 2 1902 redeemable in ten and payable in twenty years. Sale June 20 1902 at 8 o clock p m at the trustees office Anaconda. Sealed bids due with 1000 check to M J FitzPatrick, bids may be rejected.
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