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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1900
Page
3
D R McRae reports May charity total of 17 80 with 12 garments distributed. Comparatives show declines from 1897 133 45 1898 71 1899 81 35. Epworth League notes broader aid scope but few residents require outside relief. notes a Helena trip on Sunday June 10 with 8 40 a m train and local events.
The Woodmen of the World lodge No 144 holds its annual memorial service in Anaconda to decorate the graves of two members James B Whalen buried at Catholic cemetery and Rev Philip Lowry laid to rest in the city cemetery on the hill. The ritual service begins at 1 30 PM with a procession from AOH hall to the hill cemetery. Also a local ad offers 30 day price cuts on buggies harness and other driving rigs from W M Walsh 304 Park Ave Anaconda.
Maggie Francia charged by her parents with incorrigibility was to be tried before Justice of the Peace William Devine yesterday. The defense lacked material witnesses, so the hearing was rescheduled for Wednesday June 18 at 2 p.m.
Bitter Root stock farm in Hamilton Montana seeks workers for haying season starting about June 20. Pay $1.50 per day plus board during the season.
Mr and Mrs Ed Crimmons received a pleasant surprise Thursday evening at their home 410 Alder. The event was informal with neighbors and friends dropping by to celebrate an unexpected visit.
A street celebration marked the third wedding anniversary of the couple with an evening of cards music and dancing. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ed Crimmons Mr and Mrs Will Gannon Mr and Mrs Joe Canovan Mr and Mrs John Coffe Mr and Mrs C B Kell Mr and Mrs J T Tiley Mr and Mrs J Gillmore and P Marens among others.
Anaconda items note visitors from Butte Chicago St Paul Vancouver and Missoula, new licenses and citizenship actions, sales events at Copper City Com and I X L store, Tuttle sale launches Monday with half price bargains and a through sleeping car service claim.
The event features sports and dancing with new boats arriving for use. Shuttle runs every 40 minutes between the park and location. Admission costs 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
Old Scot Dunn refuses to answer census questions and faces imminent arrest in Anaconda district over land squatters rights. Enumerator Beaudry reports diverse language barriers and a growing foreign-born population. Beaudry notes 40 Finnish woodchoppers and 48 Italian laborers camped near the race track.
In Carroll last evening a street fight broke out between William Birney and Frank O Connor opposite the post office. Birney is alleged to be the aggressor as the scene drew a crowd of onlookers from the town’s off shift population.
All is set for the Eagles picnic at Mountain View park with the Butte Aerie train due at 10:00 a m. The excursion runs from 9:30 a m to 10 p m every half hour. A hotly contested baseball game pits Lower Works against the Foundry with a detailed lineup listed.
A notice urges readers to buy Snow Flake Flour from Cash Grocery Co sole agents for Wells Abbott & Nieman in Deer Lodge. It mentions imitation Snow Flake flour being offered to settle debts and promotes purchasing at the store for genuine product.
Local readers lament the lack of spin from UK worms advertised in Copper City window display. The Standard’s publicity drew attention from art lovers, but the food shortage blamed for the worm's failure. Meanwhile rail deals promote New York East trips for the Republican Convention with cut rates.
Ernest Danialson, 3 years 3 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Danialson, died at 9 30 a m yesterday. The funeral is set for 2 p m today at the family home 417 Birch Street.
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