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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
7
Anaconda reported the warmest day of the year with 90 in shade and 118 in the sun, prompting sparse ice cream sales. A restaurant owner noted per capita ice cream use in Anaconda is among the lowest in cities of similar size, with most consumption at soda fountains. Officials expect a week of warm weather ahead.
Baseball game scheduled at Mountain View park on Thursday June 21 between Anaconda and Helena. Game called at 3 pm. Trains depart every 30 minutes after 1 30 pm. Admission 25 cents for adults 15 cents for children ladies admitted free.
Superintendent of City Schools Kilroy shocks Anaconda by mounting a bucking bronco owned by Tom Fleming. Spectators warn of danger but Kilroy proceeds, recounting his rodeo past and drawing on memory of rough riding in a showy, risky field.
Mr Kilroy rides a rascal cayuse through streets near Montara hotel in a half hour bucking show ending with the animal calm. The rider then promotes Fourth of July clothing orders and alerts debtors to settle by July 15 or face collection action.
Standard Publishing Company offers a variety of advertising and illustration cuts for use in publications. Correspondence solicited from newspapers, magazines, and advertisers seeking visuals to accompany stories and promotions.
Regular meeting of Lady Wildey Rebekah lodge tonight at 7 o'clock. A marriage license issued to Victor Dehon and Margaret Barney. Funeral service for A. D. Yeldell at Methodist church today at 2:50 p m. Joseph Cornmean on two month trip to Chatham Ont and Sault Ste Marie. Deer Lodge Liquor Dealers Pro tective meeting moved to 2 p m Thursday. Anaconda Catholic club picnic July 4 at Mountain View park with games and prizes. Swedish Lutheran services Thursday and Sunday evenings and Sunday forenoon. Mile Pavolie buried. funeral today. St George Society No 68 involved.
Victor Dehon and Miss Margaret Barney were married last evening at 6 o’clock. The ceremony took place at 423 West Park Avenue with Rev. F. B. Cleland officiating. A dinner followed and the couple departed for Butte for a short honeymoon.
Weather-friendly ladies day at the Helena vs Anaconda baseball game prompts free grounds entry with first pitch at 3 p m. Saulsbury and Hughes to start, Grim ill, Cavanaugh to cover first, and a cautious note on an earlier stolen-base error ruling. Also mentions Devereaux and Helena umpire negotiations, plus Madaline Lowie and Zeph Goudreault in a stage production with Phasey troupe ballet numbers drawing strong audience applause.
An Heuser-Busch Brewing association product, prepared as a leading tonic and food drink. Makers guarantee its merit and distribution by all druggists.
Anaconda theatergoers welcomed The Evil Eye with nostalgia for past Yale productions The Twelve Temptations and The Devil's Auction The show impresses with brilliants stage settings new mechanical effects a human windmill and a disappearing room Al H Wilson delivers strong singing and fresh gags while Miss Fannie Bloodgood charms though her voice remains light for her role
Personal letters from Miss Epna Frederick of Troy Ohio dated August 6 1899 and Miss Epxa Prepesick dated September 10 1899 describe relief from yellow muddy complexion fatigue bearing down pain and menstrual and kidney bladder troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs May Bassuines Windsor Pa credits sixteen years of illness to the remedy.
The missing man known as "Bounce" Sheridan was found dead by hanging three miles north of Avon in Gimlet creek. Red McCloskey spotted the body and, with officials, confirmed suicide after investigators noted decomposed features. The body will be taken to Deer Lodge for Christian burial.
A dispute at Avon involving Foreman H. C. Hoffland and a 40 member Japanese labor gang led to a brief confrontation. Hoffland disarmed after a shovel clash and retreated to a boarding car, while the workers hurled stones but caused little damage before calming.
News from the Big Hole reports Vic Smith, famed Anaconda hunter, now ranching on Beymour creek. He has killed three bears in two weeks near his new home, including a 464 pound grizzly once blamed for cattle losses of over 200 head. The bear’s head reward reportedly shrank after death. A cinnamon bear and a brown bear complete the trio.
A 30 year expert asserts most cases arise from youthful indiscretions and overwork. He credits electricity as nearly a positive cure, surpassing drugs which he says offer only temporary stimulation. He claims leading authorities in the country and Europe now favor electricity for sexual weakness.
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