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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1901
Page
3
Anaconda wins despite poor fielding and base running by Butte in a chilly Mountain View Park contest. King pitched well for Anaconda with a two-base hit and a late home run, while Keene and Morrison also homered. Butte's fielding and base-running woes, plus passed balls, cost them.
Inning by inning totals show Anaconda scoring four in the first and two in the fourth to win 18 1. Seeman Wise 1230020 0 and Os. Knox Cody King had two base hits while Morrison and King hit home runs. Schils Metale and Kelly stole bases. King Murphy Sullivan completed a double play. Skelly and King walked, Skelly hit by a pitch twice. Wing allowed four runs with 7 walks and 4 strikeouts. Time 2 10. Umpire Shuster. Attendance 200.
In eastern city courts yesterday Jack Cavanaugh and the Scotch Kid defeated John Derkin and Pat Keogh in a best two of three for 25 dollars a side. They won 21 4 and 21 11. Cavanaugh and Ed Heafy then beat Derkin and Myles Kelly two straight 19 11 and 21 12. Cavanaugh and Kelly issued a challenge to any town team for at least 50 dollars.
Local ads announce big reductions at Strain's in hats wall coverings and dresses while Meyers and Mahan Bros promote wallpaper and patterns. Other items include watches shoes and furniture with sales and grand openings at Phil McDonnell's Hub saloon and the People's Store.
The three churches in Anaconda held children’s day services with large crowds and varied programs. The Presbyterian event featured Miss Marchion’s class of 60 children and netted 30 for missions. Methodist services drew a full house with a children's drill and multiple recitations, raising 54 for missionary funds. Christian church offered elaborate, plant‑decorated exercises with drills songs and recitations, led by Mrs Staffanson at the piano.
Leck & Coy of Anaconda have been awarded the $14 700 contract to erect the new nursery and administration buildings at the state orphans home in Twin Bridges. The work is funded by the last legislature’s appropriation with the main building forming the larger portion of the project.
Unclaimed letters for the week ending June include Men Larkin Armstead Bingham Baldwin Boston Brunell Burke Vin Coalbear Dinsmore Ericson Fisher Flanigan Grant Gilman Griffin Hall Harlem Havens Jacobson jen sen Johnson Kauppi Kimball Kenn Martin Moran McCall McConnell Nelson.
A long list of names follows with sections labeled Men Women Foreign and addresses. The notice asks recipients to say advertised when calling for the letters.
An old banking notice formats a promo for Herpicide hair product claiming dandruff is a germ disease and asserting Herpicide kills the dandruff germ. It touts hair benefits and urges readers to ask for Herpicide at druggists.
Hundreds of friends followed S. W. Pickel’s casket to Odd Fellows cemetery after a 3:30 p.m. service at the First M. E. church conducted by Rev. E. G. Cattermole. A double quartet sang, with pallbearers T. Davidson, A. Short, M. R. Shade, H. R. Errett, F. Heffron, and G. C. Vinyard.
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends who offered services during our bereavement and to the double quartet at the funeral. Gratitude also goes to Lady Wilday Rebekah lodge and G. A. R members. 110000 Fischer pianos sold in the United States. For sale at Meyers 114 West Park avenue.
Camp No 4 Woodmen of the World conducted memorial day services and attended the funeral of Henry Harle Great Northern Express messenger who died of paralysis. The Durango Colorado camp honored departed members with cemetery monuments and graves suitably decorated.
A crowd from Anaconda and nearby Butte attended at Gregson Springs for a baseball game between the Columbias of Anaconda and the Gregson Springs nine plus an afternoon and evening dance. The Columbias won 11 to 7 in an exciting contest marked by umpire troubles that led to an early dismissal and a replacement.
The Merchants' Exchange reports the American ship Susquehanna reaching Manila with a coal cargo for Cavite. The vessel sailed from Baltimore 174 days earlier and carried reinsurance quotes.
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