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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1900
Page
7
A compilation of short items lists services and notices including piano rentals and tuners, medical figures, travel plans, weddings, births, visits, entertainment, sales ads, and railway schedules. Notable entries include Mrs J W Reed dentist office at 115 N Main, Miss Lucia Howard to marry C F Woodman at Hunter's Springs, and a round trip Sunday special by the Butte Anaconda Pacific railway to Gregson Springs.
McCloskey's Indians toppled Anaconda 16 to 15 in ten innings as Wright pitched well for the winners and Grims umpire calls drew protests. In a error filled game Grim was fined for talking back, and Billings sparked a late rally that sent the game to extra frames before Tutt stole home for the decisive run.
Francis Murphy leads gospel temperance gatherings at the Auditorium each evening at 7 45 with a song service by Mrs Murphy. Committees for music blue ribbon ushers and other helpers were appointed as city ministers pledge support and Father Callahan will speak at one meeting.
Madame Renna offers guidance on courtship love marriage divorce and life changes. The notice reads See her at once at 102 South Montana Street inviting seekers to consult for guidance on relationships and personal journeys.
The As You Like It club meets Tuesday with Mrs. L A Winstanley, Mrs. Louis Bechle, and day inter left for Minnesota to spend the summer. Major Dunscheon, a veteran farmer of the Four Mile district, is back at home. Mrs Hight hosted a small gathering on Thursday and Friday afternoons. Miss G Fenwick returns today from New York City where she attended school.
A Saturday afternoon event hosted by her friends for Mrs. D J Charles included a farewell party, whist games, and a lunch. Prizes went to Mrs. Melcher Mrs. Generaux Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Cliff. Attendees included many local ladies. A careful note advertises kitchenware and a funeral notice for Richard Tiddy.
In St Louis on June 17 Cincinnati benefited from fortunate hits as Blyott pitched well. Attendance reached 7,000 with a final score indicating Cincinnati’s advantage. Batteries: Jones Sudhart Criger for Cincinnati and Pettz for the opposition. Umpire Terry. Chicago action on June 7 saw the Pittsburgs lose despite Garvin and Chance holding firm. Garvin controlled the game with strong support from his catcher as errors by Clingman and McCormick kept them from a shutout. Attendance 8,40. Batteries Garvin and Chance Meekin and Behriver. Umpire Hurst.
Butte's 8 to 5 win over Helena draws a huge crowd on Miners' Union day. St. Vrain stars for Butte despite wildness, while helena's Ryan is roughed up. umpiring by Smith is heavily criticized. Donahue injures but plays on as Butte capitalizes on errors and timely hits to seize victory.
A garbled sports score snippet shows Kansas City versus Detroit, Chicago versus Indianapolis, and Minneapolis versus Cleveland and Milwaukee with Buffalo high scoring. The readable fragments indicate multiple city matchups and final scores, though exact results are unclear.
In game two, Helena wins 0 2 over Butte as umpire Smith and a late mascot named Rastus stir excitement. Burke leads a celebration after fifth inning, while McCarthy ends a season on the bench. The teams plan a postponed fourth game in the next Butte Helena series.
Oregon Short Line sells return tickets to eastern points through Union Pacific on June 10 16 and 20. Fares include Sioux City 42.00 42.90, St Joseph 42.00, Omaha 42.00, Kansas City 42.00, St Louis 49.50, Chicago 52.00. Best service and fastest trains via Salt Lake and Denver. For details contact H Wilson or H M Clay in Butte or Salt Lake City.
Rio Grande Western railroad announces excursion rates from Butte to Kansas City for the National Democratic Convention. Round trip tickets priced at 40 dollars valid for return until September 30. Contact W. C. McBride, G. A. for details.
An advertisement outlines relocation during remodeling to a room north of Leyson's jewelry store and promotes Crystal Springs health baths and supper venues in Butte. It notes daily stage departures from Butte and invites city brass bands to submit parade proposals for July 4 with piece counts and fees. A F Bray chairs, J W Passmore administers as secretary.
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