Two Anaconda Athletic Clubs Grow in Pride and Bond
The Twentieth Century and Copperopolis clubs in Anaconda attract nearly all athletic minded residents. The Twentieth Century, older and mixed gender, occupies Cherry Street rooms while Copperopolis, formed for young women, shares the facilities and participates in joint events like the Fourth of July picnic at Mountain View Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Copperopolis
Copperopolis Club
Twentieth Century Club
Mountain View Park
Hickey Family Leaves for Idaho Bank Move
Mr. and Mrs. Hickey will depart Wednesday for Nampa Idaho where Charles R Hickey plans to make his future home. He has assumed an interest in the Bank of Nampa and intends to devote his time to that business in the future. Nampa is described as a growing town at the threshold of the Thunder Mountain country with promise of rapid development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Hickey
Nampa
Idaho
Hickey
Bank of
Departure of Mr and Mrs Hickey Sparks City Sendoff
Prominent Anaconda company family the Hickeys leave the city after years of social prominence. Mr Hickey served as chief clerk to the purchasing agent and earlier held cashier and store keeper roles at the foundry. Mrs Hickey is equally well liked. A Montana hotel gathering Monday night will honor their departure and wish them prosperity and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickey
J. S. Hickey
Anaconda Company
Anaconda
Graduating Exercises at St Marys Academy
Special Correspondence reports St Marys academy holds graduation at Cottonwood hall with seven graduates. The program features choruses, recitations, essays by Miss Furst, Miss McMahon, Miss Dunn, Miss Duggan, and performances by orchestras and a double quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Cottonwood Hall
St. Mary's Academy
Wagner
Longfellow
Holy City
F. E. Weatherly
Agnes Cecelia Furst
Neilie McMahon
Veazie
Longfellows Star Songs and Diplomas Noted
Miss Ade line Furst leads "Manzanillo" Mexican dance with valedictory. Miss Honora Evangelista Ryan performs "Farewell to St. Marys." Diploma recipients include Misses May McMahon Nellie McMahon Agnes Furst Adeline Furst Rose Dunn Elizabeth Duggan and Evangeline Ryan.
Injuries at the Washoe smelter and New Works
At the Washoe smelter J W Jarvis badly injured a right shoulder while cleaning a crusher and is in St Anns hospital. J T Orn in the converter building crushed a toe when an iron plate slipped. he is treated at the hospital. Dan Darney suffered a fractured toe from an iron plate falling at the New Works and is at St Anns. J T Gartland was struck on the head by a falling wood stick under a Washoe wood shoot and his scalp was cut. he was hospitalized for examination.
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J. W. Jarvis
Washoe
St. Ann’s Hospital
Jarvis
J. T. Orn
New Works
Orn
Dan Darney
J. T. Gartland
Gartland
Tailor-made Salts and Home Goods Ad
Tailor-made salts from 16 dollars and up with a union label. Thumson at 504 East Park Avenue offers screen doors and windows at Stage's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Thumson
East Park Avenue
Too Rich to Marry at Margaret Theater This Season
The comedy Too Rich to Marry comes to the Margaret theater with the same successful cast from earlier performances. Ralph Van Viissingen is the rich young man with Reginald Huntington Ponson by the poor artist and Thomas C. Wiggs, owner of a Colorado smelter, among others in the six principal roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Theater
Ralph van Viissingen
Arthur Smith
Reginald Huntington Ponsonby
R. B. Brown
Thomas C. Wiggs
Colorado
Kad Redmond
Charles Poppenflit
Dunkard Widow and Five Women Named in List
A list features a Dunkard widow and five women including Miss Jessie Brink Louise Ponsonby Ponsonby’s wife Miss Jessie Emison Aletha Middlecroft a young Dunkardess Estelle Redmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Brink
Louise Ponsonby
Ponsonby
Jessie Emison
Aletha Middlecroft
Estelle Redmond
Railroad Fare Notices For Western Routes And San Francisco
Round trip tickets to St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Omaha St Joseph Council Bluffs and Kansas City priced at 42 and 53 50 with Chicago and other points at 49 50. May 28 to June rates to San Francisco 50 and Los Angeles 60. July 4 5 6 St Paul Minneapolis 34 50 and Aug 4 to 9 San Francisco 50 Los Angeles 80. Berth reservations available from Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Anaconda Montana.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
St. Joseph
Council Bluffs
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Butte
Anaconda
Short Orders of Court in Brown Daly Quane Obertries cases
Multiple court orders issued before Judge Nap tion continuing default motions to June 28 at 10 a m. in Brown Daly cases and confirming continued hearings on the amended complaint. Guardianship of Paul Obertries appoints appraisers N C Bachelor J M Spargo and Valentine Kraft. order signed and entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Brown
Margaret Daly
Sadie J. Brown
James Quane
Paul Obertries
N. C. Bachelor
J. M. Spargo
Valentine Kraft
Race Track Mining solicits ore-haul bids to Danielsville siding
The Race Track Mining and Milling company invites bids to haul ore from its Danielsville mines to Race Track siding for car loading. All bids due by July 1. The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Communications to Thomas Daniels Danielsville via Anaconda. Frank Jones Richard Lacoursa Thomas Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race Track Mining and Milling Company
Danielsville
Race Track
Thomas Daniels
Anaconda
Frank Jones
Richard Lacoursa
Moving Pictures At Mountain View Park New Use For Vaudeville Hall
The Mountain View park theater space becomes a moving picture venue under Manager Phil Daniels and Professor Levy, formerly at Columbia Gardens Butte, showing a bull fight reel with new electrical setup. The Butte Anaconda Pacific Railway offers a $1 round trip from Anaconda to Butte for Sunday June 22 ball game and horse races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Park
Phil Daniels
Professor Levy
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Mountain View
Butte, Anaconda
School Board Sells Refunding Bonds at 4 Percent
General satisfaction rose in the city as the board of education sold $50,000 of refunding bonds issued 10 years ago at 6 percent. The Union Bank and Trust Co of Helena purchased the bonds at 4 percent, the lowest rate yet accepted for school bonds in the state, delivering a 1 percent saving to the district when the settlement occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Union Bank and Trust Company
Helena
Joe Shafer to face Justice of the Peace on bond
Joe Shafer will be brought before Justice of the Peace Kennedy at 1 30 o clock tomorrow morning. His bond is fixed at 100 dollars. Shafer was arrested last week on a charge of criminal intimacy with Bertie Shafer who is currently in the county jail.
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Joe Shafer
Justice of the Peace
Kennedy
Shafer
Bertie Shafer
City Classifieds and Local Notices Update
Local ads list bicycle repairs at Greig’s and merchants Hammersloughs Shields block. Sale items include a riding pony, sewing machine, bed outfit, and goods at Odson’s and Verberkmoes’ stores. The Scandinavian Brotherhood to parade today at 11:30 a.m. from Dewey hall to Main via Chestnut and Park avenues.
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Scandinavian Brotherhood
Dewey Hall
Fourth
Chestnut
Park Avenue
Park
Main
Local notes list visitors and events in Anaconda and Butte
J Dwyer arrives from Butte to join Main Street parade led by the city band. William Scallon and W Hiley registered from Butte and Germany respectively. Mrs H McMullen and sister Mrs A M Holstrow visiting. Mrs George Gerloff of Milwaukee visits her mother. A Whist social and social hop at A O H hall. Deborah Rebekah lodge prizes. Lost ponies BB and S. Judge Napton to Philipsburg for Trout Creek water case. Acadita lodge holds special communication for St Mark's church services.
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Napton
Philipsburg
George Metcalf
John Hall
Acadta Lodge
A. F
A. M
Friendship Hall
East Commercial Avenue
St. Mark’s Church
W. M. Henry Redmond
Two Men Arrested Over Lard Theft Implication
Constable Denny Lynch jailed two men, Hanson and Thomas, on suspicion of involvement in stealing two barrels of lard from the Montana Dressed Meat Company slaughter house. Thomas identified as colored. Both detained in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Thomas
Denny Lynch
Montana Dressed Meat Company
Woodmen Meet at Helena Sets July Athletic Program
The Modern Woodmen event schedule for July 4 to 6 in Helena includes tug of war open to fraternal or labor groups with a $25 prize, a world open 1 1/2 yard dash, and youth bicycle and girls races with modest prizes. On Sunday July 6 at Central Park, log saw, bun eating, log rolling, a three legged race, and a parade marshal are listed with various prizes.
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Standard
Helena
Treams
Finlay McRae
Central Park
Fach
Frank P. Sterling
Boiler makers union talks end in disagreement
The San Bernardino and Needles boiler makers committee failed to reach an agreement with A G Wells general manager of the Santa Fe Pacific system. They returned home after re referring the strike question to John McNeil grand president of the International Brotherhood of Boiler Makers in Kansas City Kansas.
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Los Angeles
Cal
San Bernardino
Needles
A. G. Wells
Pacific
Santa Fe
John McNeil
International Brotherhood of Boiler Makers
Kansas City
Kan
Chamberlains stomach and liver tablets praised by officials
T W Robinson justice of the peace Loomis Michigan calls Chamberlains stomach and liver tablets the best for his stomach. The ad notes they regulate liver and bowels, are easy to take, and cost 25 cents a box with several local druggists carrying them. Another testimonial from G W Martin Moody Missouri praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best small bottle for his cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Chamberlain
T. W. Robinson
Justice of the Peace
Loomis, Mich
Standard Drug Store
Smith Drug Store
Martin Drug Store
J. M. Kennedy Drug Company
Butte
G. W. Martin
Moody
Bute
Post Office Building Butte Montana Sealed Bids Open July 28
Treasury Department Office Supervising Architect announces sealed proposals for the construction of the United States post office at Butte Montana excluding elevators heating apparatus electric wiring and conduits. Bids due 2 pm July 28 1902 and will be opened at this office or the master’s in Butte Montana. J Knox Taylor supervising architect.
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Treasury Department
Washington, D
United States Post Office
Butte, Mont
Butte
Mont
J Knox Taylor
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Charles G. Follet
Cherry Street
Hearst Free Library
William Johnson
Sacramento Club
MR. and
Mrs. Hickey
Peo
Mr. Hickey
Will
ST. Mary’s
The
Academy
Waishoe Smelter
Northern
Mountain
View Park
Justice Court
Greig's
Hammerslough’s
Shields
Odson
W. R. Cigar
Verberkmoes
Schlappi
New Leland
Birch Street
Greig’s
Walsh's
East Park
Hawn Drug Co
Odson's
Best
Apply Music Store
Great Northern Railway
Thomas Curran
T. P. Spellman
Great Falls
Woodcruift
City Band
J. Dwyer
A. Martin Drug Company
William Scallon
Montana
George Baltimore Symons
L. W. Mendenhall
W. Hiley and
W. A. Dycherhoff
Germany
H. Frank Collins
Charles Hickey
H. J. Hanson
Kennedy Drug Company
Martin Drug Company
George Gerloff
Milwaukee, Wis
H. McMulen
A. M. Holstrow
A. O. H. Hall
Deborah Rebekah Lodge
Thomas O’boyle
City
West Third Street
No. 221
J. W. Collins
James Johnson
W.W. Gwinn
Jack Conley
Joe Stevers
Stephens
W. B. Rodgers
Louise Webb
Upper Oak Street
Anna Lowery
Lillian Shields
Ethel Thomas
Harriet Daly
Bessie McBain
Nora Toole
J. M. Kennedy Dr Company
Oxford
J. & T. Cousins
Fine Oxford
Kid Foxing
C. P. Ford
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
Just
Keppler Jewelry Co
Main Street
United States Land Office
James A. Ee
White Chief Lode
State of
N. B
la Post
W. Corner
N.R
Discovery Shaft
Recorder's Office
Summit Placer
Register of the United States Land Office
George D. Greenf
Register
Adv
Itzmann
Dearborn St
Beecham
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