Steam Fitters Defeat Anacondas In First City Game Of Season
At Mountain View park the A O Hi picnic crowd watched the steam fitters edge the Anacondas 9 to 6 after a lively nine innings. Hartsell led with a home run for steam fitters, while Rabe and Mullins also hit well for their teams. Umpire Rod T. Williams handled a late inning dispute and the game showcased local talent for a first class ball club.
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A. O. Hi
Mountain View Park
Steam Fitters
Anacondas
Ball Park
Anaconda
Mullins
Mott
O'Neill
Davis
Hartsell
Rabe
Anaconds
Rod T. Williams
Monarchs Are the Winners Anaconda Now Claims Champion Junior Ball Team
A crowd of over a thousand watched a South Montana junior baseball clash at Mountain View park between the Bround House Juniors of Butte and the Monarchs of Anaconda. The 16 year old players displayed double plays, teamwork, and standout fielding, with Cornelius the Monarchs pitcher issuing no passes and pitching with strong control. The game, played at 2 pm after the noon arrival of the Braunds, featured brisk action and ended with the Monarchs proving their claim as state champions under a promising young slate.
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Mountain View Park
Old Lake Park
Bround House
Butte
Monarchs
Anaconda
Cornelius
Braunds
Ball Park
Brounds
M. Snyder
McMullin
Cccesse
Post Office Missing Letters List for June 13
Weekly note from Anaconda post office lists uncalled letters including J W Allen Hans Aamensen Fd Anderson Victor Asye Bill Brabson M W Breidenbach Andrew Blomstrom W L Childers John Chassar Josip Dovich J B Dyer J E Durden for the week ending Saturday June 13.
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Anaconda
Men
J. W. Allen
Hans Aamensen
Fd Anderson
Victor Asye
Bill Brabson
M. W. Breidenbach
Andrew Blomstrom
W. L. Childers
John Chassar
Josip Dovich
J. B. Dyer
J. E. Durden
Names listed in a social and club directory page
A condensed list of numerous men and women by full names with a few foreign and nonstandard spellings, likely from a social society or club directory section. The entry reads as a roster of members or attendees including variations in spelling and initials, ending with J. C. ENGLISH, P. M.
Copper Stars Win Close City Junior Baseball Thriller
The Copper Stars defeated the Shamrock team for the second time in three weeks, strengthening claims as the city’s top junior squad after recent wins over the West End Sluggers. The game was tight to the last inning with a fluctuating line score and key plays from Beausoleil, McCaffery, and Laird as the Copper Stars posted a 4 to 3 victory.
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Copper Stars
Shamrock
West End
Stage's undertaking parlors and town notices mix
Nation union meets to night at a city venue. Local clubs host dances and social events at Turner hall and Standard hall with music and entertainment. Strain's advertises hats coats muslin underwear and petticoats. Anaconda chapter R A M meets. Rev Johnson leaves for Decorah for synod conference. William T. Hogg buys coal and transfer business equipment in Anaconda.
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J. L. Johnson
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Decorah
Town
Synod
Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
Standard
William T. Hogg
Anaconda
Mr. Hogg
Continuity in Advertising at Steuer nagel's
Elihu Woodworth argues advertising must be continuous to be effective. A brief burst followed by a stop harms recognition and sales, while ongoing campaigns build cumulative returns. The piece notes that today’s consumers ignore past ads and focus on current messages, urging merchants to “keep everlastingly at it.” New tents and camp stores at Steuer nagel's, 300 East Third street.
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Elihu Woodworth
Steuernagel’s
East Third Street
How Shall the Rich Live To Not Ignore the Poor
At the Episcopal Church Rev H E B Robbins preached on abundance and abasement. He urged the rich to balance wealth with stewardship and charity and warned against smug self righteousness while stressing responsibility and right living. A new line of go carts was advertised at Staggs.
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Episcopal Church
H. EB. Robbins
St. Paul
Phillipians
Jesus of Nazareth
Hohenzollern
Jesus
God
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Ticket Notice
June and July via the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway. Tickets on sale June 25 26 27 with extreme return by August 1 and on July 1 2 4 5 with extreme return by September 4. Stop overs at Niagara Falls Chautauqua and New York. For full rates and routes contact W B Hutter St Paul or C F Daly Chicago.
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Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Niagara Falls
Chautauqua
New York
W. B. Hutter
St. Paul
C. F. Daly
Chicago
Weekend Rail Rates to Gregson Springs Announced
Beginning Saturday May 23 and every Saturday thereafter until further notice the B A P railway sets round trip fares to Gregson Springs from Anaconda and Butte. Tickets cost 80 cents and are valid on all trains from noon Saturdays to noon Mondays.
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Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Gregson
Ide Butte
Special excursion rates from Milwaukee via Milwkee Road
Rail line announces June 11 to 26 excursions from St Paul and Minneapolis to Boston Albany Buffalo Toronto Montreal Quebec Portland Me with return limits Sept 1. Proportionate rates to other points. For details contact W B Dixon NW, 365 Robert Street St Paul Minn.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Boston
Savececcersse
Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec
Portland
W. B. Dixon
Robert Street
St. Paul, Minn
Dissolution of Carlson and Anderson Partnership
Notice states the partnership between Tony Carlson and H R Anderson is dissolved by mutual consent. H R Anderson retires from the firm. Debts will be collected and paid by Tony Carlson who will run and manage the business. Dated Anaconda June 13, 1903.
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Tony Carlson
H. R. Anderson
Anaconda
Lieut Col Grimes to Command Puget Sound Artillery District
Lieut Col G Grimes of the Grimes battery from the Spanish American War arrives in Seattle with his wife and son and will proceed to Fort Flagler to reside and govern the posts. He has led field artillery at the Presidio for two years and succeeds Gen T McRea after his retirement. Since McRea left, Captain Deems has led Port Flagler district.
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Seattle
G. Grimes
Puget Sound
Forts Flagler
Casey and Worden
Fort Flagler
Presidio
Tully McRea
General McRea
New York
Captain Deems
Port Flagler
Old-Time Prospector James Sterling Dies at 76
Portland reports James Sterling longtime Jackson county prospector and famed miner of the 49er era died in Yreka Friday at age 76. He was a pioneer of Southern Oregon and Northern California gold fields.
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Portland
James Sterling
Jackson County
Oregon
California
Yreka
Hibernian Picnic Attracts Record Crowd In Anaconda Park
Large turnout for Anaconda Hibernians annual picnic at Mountain View park with dancing on a grand floor in a crowded hall. Games featured a girls and boys sprint, a 100-yard free-for-all for cigars, boat race on the lake, and an old‑timer race. Prizes awarded to Miss ODonnell, Matt Kelley, Hugh McManus, and others. oldest members received cash prizes shared by John Kelley, Mrs. James Lappin, and Miss Nellie Bennett.
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Anaconda
Hibernians
Mountain View Park
Miss O'Donnell
Nora Shugrue
Matt Kelley
Ed Hughes
Lawrence Keenan
Hugh McManus
Dennis Burke
John Gribben
Sam Emmonson
Mike Leary
Mr. Teary
Mr. Schwend
Leary
John Kelley
Women's Auxiliary of
James Lappin
Nellie Bennett
Eye Specialist Pr Riesland At Beaudry Block
Pr Riesland, a renowned eye doctor, remains at the Beaudry block through June 20 offering free consultations for eye troubles.
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Pr. Riesland
Beaudry Block
W. T. Hoge advertises new coal and transfer outfit
W T Hoge announces a complete coal and transfer business setup and invites public patronage from office 107 East Park phone 73 B. He cites growth as proof of success and promotes Woolen Mill Tailors at 544 East Park for Fourth of July suits with moderate prices and good workmanship. Thueson at 209 East Park.
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W. T. Hoge
East Park
Tel
Fast Park
Thueson
209
Cloudburst Flood Delays Rail Traffic Near Columbus
Special Dispatch reports a heavy Yellowstone valley rain at Columbus causing floods. A 50 foot wooden span bridge on the Northern Pacific two miles east of Columbus washed away, delaying trains for hours. A pile driver from Glendive has been ordered, signaling a lengthy delay.
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Standard
Billings
Yellowstone Valley
Columbus
Northern Pacific
Glendive
Fight at Twenty Mile shearing plant ends with legal query
A fight broke out yesterday at the Twenty Mile shearing plant between the foreman and several workers. Report limited to a brief telephoned update. One participant called a Billings Justice of the Peace seeking a fine by long distance, who replied he must hear evidence before fixing any punishment.
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The
Standard
Billings
Vanderbilt's Biltmore Fourth in Paris Race
In Paris on June 144 W. K. Vanderbilt's horse Biltmore finished fourth in the race. A strong field competed, with the winner earning honors for the day in a tightly run event.
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Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Mrs. Silverman Resumes Journey After Train Injury
Mrs Silverman, sister of H L Frank of Butte, was injured on a Northern Pacific train Thursday night when she locked in a toilet room and broke the glass, severing her forearm. Taken to a hospital in Billings, she bled freely but was able to continue her journey east to join her brother for a European trip.
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The
Standard
Billings
H. L. Frank
Butte
Europe
Body Found In Wagoner Creek Divide Possibly Suicide
Portland June 14 A Ashland Oregonian special reports three prospectors found a body on Wagoner Creek Divide. Indications show the body lay months, scavenged by wild animals with the head torn. a pistol lay beside. Believed to be Charles H McCartney of Topeka Kan and death by own action is suspected.
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Portland
Oregonian
Ashland
Wagoner Creek Divide
Charles H. McCartney
Topeka
Kan
First Sunday Trading At Stock Yards In KC History
Kansas City market records its first Sunday open as all departments operate. Cattle and hog trading proceeds like a weekday with shippers and feeders nearby requesting the extended hours to secure feed amid flood-related price pressures.
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Kansas City
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Frank A. Edmonds
Homer Faliherty
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James J. Gallagher
Frank Goldsworthy
Erik Gustafsson
Louis Holmes
Willie Keely
Richard Kuester
C. A. Kuehn
Willie Kurtz
A. C. McDougall
George McDaniel
A. D. Morrison
J.d.morgan
G. Millen
Wm. Marion
John Maher
Aug. Norberg
Henry 0. Neal
W. H. Overly
T. L. Quigley
J. D. Roche
James Ryan
Otto A. Ruthardt
R. R. Rathbone
Thos. Stanton
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Chas
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I. Walker
James F. Webster
Eddie Wolf
Elizabeth Boyle
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Laura Frazier
Mary Glover
Georgia Hawkins
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Alice Mulvaney
Kate Reiley
Hugh J. McMillan
Hanna Bonnberg
Dennis Bonner
Constand Dekimpe
Hugh M. Irwin
Ole Jackobsen
Turay Eljikovic
Dominick Kemsey
Alfred Lafauret
Louis Masza
Jakob Majalacka
Kale Matesic
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Dan Scepancericu
Shamrocks
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McCaffery
Butler
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Fred Frinke
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Judge Hendricks
T. D. Flynn
Social Dance
Turner Hall
Union Music
Madras
Silverlake
Strain’s
Great Northern Railway
Standard Hall
M. B. Hendricks
Strain
H. E. Robbins
Stagg’s
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Col. Grimes
Coal and Transfer
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the Ravalli
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Etme Guaranty
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
White
Gunn
All Drugiste
Tree
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Philadelphia
Montana
Anaconda, Montana
John S. Marshall
Mgr
Board of School Trustees
Deer Lodge County
Custer
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Jonn R. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
FP. C. Norbeck
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