John the Baptist Society Picnic at Washoe Park
The John the Baptist Society of Anaconda plans its annual picnic at Washoe Park on June 24. The program, printed in French, features Mass at St. Paul’s, a literary and musical lineup, speeches from church and society leaders, and various races and prizes culminating in a grand baseball game between St. John the Baptist societies of Butte and Anaconda.
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William Wage
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Nadeau
Adonis Page
Canada
l'Orpheon Canedlen
St.John the Baptist
Butte
Arthur Dussault, Jr
Somer Main
FL. St. Jean
St. John the Baptist Society
Anaconda
Orpheon Canedien
Titev
Father Coopman
Pin
T. X. Leschiner
J. H. Tolan
Turkey
Reginald de Rouen
Atlams
Page
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Emile Morin
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Frank Douche
Frank Boucher
Charles Beaudette
Hutle Wholecala Grocery
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J. A Hasley
Alexander Beaufette
Joseph Chauvity
Frank Gaucher
Butte Whalenale Grocery Company
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Jack Hamill
H. W. Rodgers
Dr. Py Ta St. Jean
U. S. Woolen Mills
Florent Thihedesy
A. C. MacCallum
About the City News and Local Ads Fragment
A jumble of notices and ads from a late 19th or early 20th century issue. Mentions Tescher's fishing tackle Rasch & Smith July Argosy at P O news store Central Labor cower wheets tonight Perfection Ice cream Lytha's Chaigés Muller's Ver millian's Mam street Patrick: visitors from Philipsburg and Deer Lodge. plans to close offices on Hag day. discussion of flood impacts and railroads. death notices for Polich and Pinkham family. travel to Spokane and Naples for a vacation.
Lyric and Electric Theaters Show Mixed Film Lineup
The Lyric featured The Riser with a plot about a man who counts money and faces a mob’s scorn, while High Industry in Antenshan offered a dramatic look at catering and cleaning work. The Legend of a Ghost was praised for its colorful plotting and high production cost, with Summer Boarters and A Queer Pair of Limba among the comic offerings. John Dugan of Med passed away yesterday. his remains go to Anaconda for burial after 20 years in this city. The eighth grade exam report missed Dorothy Harrington’s honor mark in yesterday’s Standard. The Anaconda Sunday school team beat Lutheran 20 to 16.
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Dorothy Harringtal
Munn Wins Kepler Trophy In Northwest Shoot
A large crowd witnessed the Anaconda traps contest for the Kepler trophy. Munn beat Tuttle in the final shootout with a score of 24 to 24 in a tiebreaker, after Cowan and Drumgoole led earlier rounds. Multiple rounds list scores for Cowan Drumgoole Conyne L G Smith Mahan Mathewson Bell Munn Tutte Carder and others.
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Northwest
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Ataconda
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Tuttle
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Mahan
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An American Sailor's Fight for Love at Rosy-May
The Roay-May show features An American Sailor's Fight for Love as its main attraction, with a three round bout ending in a knockout by 11 hero to win the band of the girl at the center of the plot. Other pictures play softly as the house crowds the venue, and management plans roof-steel machinery installation for summer renovations.
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Thsteil
Fight Over Delegates at Colorado Democratic Convention
Glenwood Springs Colo June W The Democratic state convention opens tomorrow to choose 10 delegates to the national convention in Denver The main dispute centers on credentials between the Denver factions The state chairman Mike Smith says the Speer contingent is regarded as regular while Patterson’s is irregular and 40 of 48 committee members favor placing Speer on the temporary roll call
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United States
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Dillon Notes From Stanford District Jurors Inquest Findings
Special Correspondence from Dillon June 14 reports juries at coroner inquests returning verdicts on two deaths. Thomas Lawler’s shooting death was ruled a suicide in a personal crisis. George Schmutzing was killed by Lawler. Lawler’s body was buried at Mountain View Cemetery, and Rohmbitelite’s remains go to Spencer Web. A washout on the Dragon Short Line bridge over Beaverhead delayed trains for 18 hours. Dillon residents saw southbound passenger trains, Horse Prairie residents plan a local club with a reading room and meeting place.
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George Schmutzing
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Spencer
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Wriday
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Avant
Liane clubhouse project progresses in Grant area
The Liane clubhouse near Grant is nearing completion with plans to install a varied range of features including a ball alley and a howling slex. James Blair and Stanley Purdum head the proposition while families of Dillon prepare for travel and local social updates include music conservatory ties and a family visit to Banton.
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Dere
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Banton
Jean Bishop
Bishop
Conservatory of Music
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Panama
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Fayland Eastes
Carle Mawel Woolside
Leventeald
David N. Woodards
Glendale
Willan
J. M. Johfraoh
Vaby
American Ifalls
Idaho
Miles City Notes Bright Fourth Plans and Wool Trade
Miles City reports the first wool bale of 90 percent wool from Corwin Bros bought by Carter Snell for Jeremiah Williams & Co. A new Paul wool warehouse with 2 million pounds capacity receives its first carload from Davidson's Lee ranch. Merchants promise July Fourth celebrations with races, baseball, fireworks, dancing. The five month old son of Commissioner Hucklis died en route to Sheridan, with remains brought to Miles City for interment.
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Trance Emerges As Eastern Racing's Young Star
New York date June 14 Trance a juvenile filly trained by Heebert has proven one of the sturdiest and most consistent runners on the eastern turf with nine races and only one defeat. She won the Rose Stakes Ozons Stakes and other events while defeating rivals wearing Keenemike silks noted for her small size and rising sale prices.
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Week's News Calendar Highlights National Conventions
The Republican National Convention meets in Chicago Tuesday to nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates. Democratic planning unfolds in Denver with officers to be named and convention arrangements set. State conventions in Colorado Tennessee and Mississippi name delegates this week. International gatherings include a Pan American congress in London and the Lambeth Conference beginning in India. A national Sunday School gathering and a mass good roads conference in Chicago are anticipated. Battleships Maine and Alabama, on a cruise from San Francisco, are due at Honolulu midweek.
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Atlantic Fleet Prepares For Long Voyage From San Francisco
Nine ships of the Atlantic Fleet are in harbor at San Francisco with the rest assembling for the world cruise. Vessels will depart in June for Puget Sound and Honolulu while torpedo craft are towed to San Diego for an experiment. The Pacific Fleet returns from San Pedro as the two fleets converge in July for the voyage around two thirds of the globe led by Admiral Sperry aboard the Connecticut.
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Wisconsin platform committee picks Cooper at GOP convention
Madicon Wisconsin June 11 Congressman Cooper was chosen as the Wisconsin member of the platform committee for the Republican National Convention after a small caucus. He will present a minority report reflecting Senator La Follette’s views on railway regulation and alley problems.
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Jefferson No Speaker in Debates Spurs Telegraph View
Washington Herald notes Macon Telegraph comments on Thomas Jefferson as a popular founder who valued the people over few masters. It argues modern orators gain emphasis via telegraph and newspapers, while practical leaders succeed despite weak rhetoric.
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