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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1900
Page
7
Butte notes list piano tuners and suppliers, oil stocks, wallpaper, and X ray exams. Visitors from Helena and Missoula arrive while local auctions, sales and marriages are noted alongside a Great Northern through sleeping car and a Helena to Butte special train for the Sunday ball game.
In Great Falls June 15 the Cabinets beat Anaconda 5 to 4 in a bristling game attended by about 1000 fans, two thirds of them women. Carter pitched well for the Cabinets while Wright and Menifee impressed for the Indians, with Zearfess delivering a standout defensive play behind the plate.
Baseball action centers on Butte and Helena in a decisive third game with teams adjusting lineups. Butte will start Hammond on the mound and St Vrain in relief as Burke leads off and Bissell drops in the order while Helena counters with Ryan pitching and Pilcher at second base.
Devereaux was expected to arrive yesterday morning but did not appear. The home people had no notice of his absence until a telegram to ex-Manager Powell announced his intention to remain in California.
In Philadelphia a tight game ended with the home team edging New York on a close plate decision. Mercer and Fraser pitched well, Delahanty’s sharp stop helped strand a bases loaded threat, with about 3 800 in attendance. Batteries Mercer and Warner Fraser and Douglas Umpire Emslie.
Fragmentary scores show a sequence of game results across multiple metro regions including Minneapolis Cleveland St Joseph Kansas City Detroit Chicago Indianapolis Milwaukee Buffalo with varying point totals. No extra context or dates are provided to clarify teams or outcomes.
Excursion via the Great Northern Railway to Philadelphia and return on June 13 and 14 with a good return by July 1. Round trip rate priced at $68.50. Office at 41 North Main Street. J. E. Dawson, General Agent.
During remodeling our permanent banking rooms in the Chambers block our business is conducted in the room north of Leyson's jewelry store. Bitter Root stock farm offers of June 20 season pay $1.50 per day and board during haying season in Bitter Root Valley Hamilton Montana.
Daily racing results from St Louis La Ton ia Harlem Denver and Overland Park show multiple track winners including Judge Hero Orleans Early Bird Loving Cup Granter Muskalonge and Viret Race at various distances with times and placements for maiden and selling events across aggregated dates and locations. Major names include Judge Hero Orleans Viret Durwad Admetus and Yarum among others with track specifics and finishing order.
Across South Main street paving stalls amid slow progress of contractor Tom Rowan and his patent mixer. Concrete blocks advance slowly on the west side while curbing is down on both sides. electric power and labor costs rise as nine workers share duties with the machine, risking a return to hand methods unless the mixer improves or is abandoned. The street railroad tracks are replaced and traffic may resume Monday after concrete work nears completion in five blocks.
Madame Renna offers readings on past and future life including courtship love marriage divorce changes journeys and work. Visit at 102 South Montana Street for sessions today.
Four-room solid brick with bath offered for 1750 dollars cash only. Cash down 750 dollars balance to be secured by purchaser. Reynolds & McDowell advertise from 46 East Broadway.
All members of Divisions Number 1 and 2 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians are requested to meet at Hibernia hall Centerville on Sunday evening the lith as business of importance is to be transacted By order of the president John J O Meara John Fern
The article recalls Thaw driving a worn cab horse down Broadway at breakneck speed after a carbuncled cabman slept. It notes his disruption of Weber & Field's harmony, beating waiters in a melee, and his lavish Waldorf dinner habit with steep tips and $5 per waiter.
Bishop Brandel will attend confirmation services in Butte on Sunday for the first time since returning from Europe. He will be at St. Lawrence church and then at St. Patrick's church where about 100 children are expected to be confirmed.
The funeral procession for Edward Huddleston will depart from his family residence at 103 Bell Street this afternoon at 2 o'clock, signaling the final rites.
The funeral for Louis LaShea will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock from the residence 111 West Silver Street. Service will follow at the A. M. E. church.
Ralph Worthington of Cleveland won the consolation handicap, finishing 93 targets of 100 after a 16 yard start. Day ton’s RR Heiks placed scratch on 23 yards. J B Fannings and J A R Elliott were one yard ahead. Yard advantage affected scores as Heiks made 1, Fannings 94, Elliott 83.
A new offering provides residences with long distance service and metallic circuit for 2.50 per month. Interested customers should send a card to the manager and a representative will call to explain the plan.
The Gold Coin steel range is described as the handsomest best finished easiest working and moderate priced range that money will buy Brownfield Canty Carpet Co sells them.
Paris society is buzzing over the $8,000 Paris dinner hosted by Harry Kimball Thaw, son of William Thaw. Twenty-five guests, including nobles and bankers, attended a $320 per person feast with lavish decorations, souvenirs, and music by Sousa and a string orchestra. Harry, heir to a $40 million Pittsburgh estate, embarked on a life of extravagant entertainment after his father’s death.
In a House debate about a bill to curb feather imports Representative Amos Cummings of New York recounts nursing a robin injured by sparrows and giving it brandy, sparking laughter from Private John and a claim that what lay under the robin’s wings will never be published.
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