Gold Digger of Nome Reports Prices and Prizes
In Nome the Gold Digger weekly notes hopeful readers from Montana and Cap Nome. It lists prizes from a $100 outfit to cigars and whiskey, details first ship cargo prices, and mentions a tack market spike. It reports speculations, social events, and a Siberia steamship sale advertised by Rutledge and Garside.
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The
Nome Gold Digger
E. A. Young
Montana
Vape Nome
Standard
Cape Nome
A. Young
Nome
Alexander
R. P. Logan
A. I. Company
Baldwin
A. E. Company
HY. A. Thomas
G. K. Walker
Liberty
Raymond Rogers
Walter Pilgrim
Ellie
River Street
Pilgrim
Ellis
Ign
P. J. Lauritzen
Lauritzen
Lieutenant Craigie
M. J. Emerson
Dr. King
Siberia
J. 8. Kimball Company
Rutledge & Garside
Kimball Bank
Bay bucking horse wins $250 on beach ride
Juane'a noted bay bucking horse yesterday on the beach south of the Gold Digger office and won $250 by doing it. J. B. Miller and M. R. Button bet $125 each against Lane. The horse was very refractory and ran out on the Bering sea ice toward a crevice. About 1,000 persons witnessed the ride.
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I. Juane
J. B. Miller
M. R. Button
Lane
Bering Sea
Advertising and Illustrations Cuts by Standard Publishing
Promotional cuts and advertising illustrations produced by the Standard Publishing company offered for use. Correspondence invited for licensing and selection.
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Standard Publishing Company
Picnic at Mountain View Park with Music and Contests
A Sunday event at Mountain View Park on June 24 features music by the Boston and Montana band plus a special dancing orchestra in the afternoon and evening. It offers cash prizes, boating and bowling, and a league ball game between Anaconda and Helena. Special trains from Butte at 10 am and 1 30 pm with round trip fare from Butte at $1.00 and Anaconda 2 cents, tickets good on regular trains.
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Boston & Montana
Anaconda
Helena
Butte
Anaconda Catholic Club
Anacenda Catholic Club Picnic Bids Sought
Bids for all privileges for the Anacenda Catholic club picnic at Mountain View Park on July 4 will be received until 6 o'clock p.m. June 27. J. A. Hughes, Chairman. 3190 Ki. Park.
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Anacenda Catholic Club
Mountain View Park
J. A. Hughes
Belgian hare fad spreads from California nationwide
The Belgian hare craze reaches Anaconda as shipments to Minneapolis remain heavy. Express lines report about two animals daily into Minneapolis with through traffic to the East nearly doubling. Experts see the business growing, splitting into breeding for market and for show, potentially rivaling poultry in rural economy.
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California
Minneapolis Journal
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
A Journal
Bryant Band Social Dance At A H Hall
The Bryant band held a pleasant social dance at A H hall after a street concert at the Main street and Park avenue corner. Proceeds from the ball were to be used to buy supplies needed by the band.
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Bryant Band
A. H. Hall
Main Street
Park Avenue
Hamilton Excursion Tickets On Sale At Copper City Limited
Copper City limited excursion tickets go on sale for Hamilton with two price levels. A $10 ticket covers Wednesdays and Saturdays with board and lodging at Ravalli hotel. A $20 ticket available daily for seven days also includes Ravalli hotel accommodations.
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Hamilton
Copper City Limited
Ravalli
Police Court Holds Five Charged In Vagrancy Prostitution Case
In Judge J. M. Kennedy s court three men Tom O Mara Jack O Brien and Dan Green faced vagrancy charges. Green found guilty but freed on leaving town. Two women Lillie Woods from Mainville and Marguerite from Butte were arrested with McFall claiming theft of 30. McFall failed to appear. Woods fined for prostitution.
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J. M. Kennedy
Tom O'Mara
Jack O'Brien
Dan Green
Lillie Woods
Mainville
Marguerite
Butte
McFall
Baseball at Mountain View Park Tripleheader Schedule
Baseball game at Mountain View park slated for Saturday June 23 at 3 pm features Anaconda against Helena. Train departures from the depot occur every 30 minutes starting at 1 30 pm.
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Mountain View Park
Anaconda
Helena
Deed Recorded for Barney Gaffney Interest in Magnolia Claim
Instruments filed with the county clerk list a deed from John W. Lynch Matt Gaffney and Jerry Foley to Barney Gaffney for a one twelfth interest in the Magnolia mining claim. Water rights described include 1.90 inches of Shanley creek flow to irrigate a 1 acre ranch in section 25 township 14 north range 14 west.
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John W. Lynch
Matt Gaffney
Jerry Foley
Barney Gaffney
Magnolia
Lewis A Wells
Harry Sharp
Shanley Creek
Township
Horn
Marsella
Iesis Mekinhw
J. Fox
Tillie Romsee
Robert Ee Ee
Act
Wm. F. Furay
Robert RT
Wink Ney
Tb Kuckid
Ahs Reed
Wim. Ferrill
Robert Walker
Beawba
J. BE. Yones
N.S. Christianson
J. OD. Gabelhi
Robert NM Renin
SPR
Aia
R. D. Crosswhite
Macon
Dick Fisher
MOOT
Ccd
Faunt
Amon Hs
F. Furay
A. Slaughter
Pra
J. KK. Lindsay Eee
Mason
PeRctp
Rosswhite
Geo
COURT
Slaughter
Oea
Lee Oyerelnee Jas, Johnson
Olee A
Jim Rade
Fisher
Gable
Jim Radevich
G. Brownell
Jim Faruoumo
Jim Rade- MH
H. Redmond
Jim Radetil
R. Redmond
Andy Anderson Price
A Andsay
Andy Tone
C. T. McLean
Andy Aigtoneow
Deer Lodge
District Court
A. M. Walker
T. C. Davidson
James W. Geary
H. C. McNally
Ovando
Sunset
Alfred Stewart
Robert G. Dixon
Thomas Jones
W. J. Evans
Willow Creek
B. F. Notestine
James H. Smith
David Jones
M. Martin
Spike in His Foot at Upper Works
John Cosgrave, employed at the Upper works, ran a big spike into his foot the other day and will be unable to work for a few days.
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John Cosgrave
Favorite Lieutenant Gibson Aims For Great American Derby
Local horsemen await the American Derby at Washington Park Chicago a marquee event for three year olds racing one and a half miles with a $10 000 purse. Lieutenant Gibson is the favorite on strong form including Clark Stakes and two Derbies. Other entries include Sam Phillips Advance Guard Yellow Tail and more with overnight odds listing Gibson at short odds and Yellow Tail expected to lead early before the stretch battle.
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Washington Park
Chicago
Boundless
Lieutenant Gibson
Boland
Sam Phillips
Ot Turas
Taral
Sidney Lucas
Norford
Barrack
James
Reminder
Yellow Tail
Thorpe
Knight Banneret
Bullman
O'Connor
Greenock
Kentucky Farmer
Right Bower
Sam Phillins
Advance Guard
Toronto
California
Wool Rooms
Modesty
Volante
Silver Cloud
H. Todd
INAS
Emperor of Norfolk
Spokane
Uncle Bob
Strathmeath
Carlabad
Rey el Santa Anita
Train Service Notice Sparse Schedule
Saturday June 23 3 p m anaconda plays helena in a scheduled game as a train depots serves as two lines of transit information.
Fire drill shows rapid response by city firemen
Chief Mentrum staged a practice alarm from box 15 at Main and Third streets opposite the Standard office at 8 05 p m. In one minute and twenty six seconds the hose wagon and hook and ladder truck arrived, racing Cedar street to Third street and to the box. The drill demonstrated the teams’ speed and readiness.
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Mentrum
Main
Third Streets
Cedar Street
Third Street
Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Promises Health for Women
Pinkhar Remedies for disorders of the feminine organs claim great renown and wide sale due to true benefits for women. Mrs Pinkham offers free counsel, address Lynn Mass. Her practical honest advice invites women to write.
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Nio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fire committee heads praise prompt Fourth run by boys
May or Madden and Alderman O'Leary watched two wagons arrive at Cedar street Park avenue and Main street at the same instant and praised the boys for quick work. Tailors at 223 Chestnut urge customers to order clothes early for the Fourth.
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Cedar Street
Park Avenue
Main Street
M. Madden
O'Leary
Thueson
County Commissioners Proceedings Ledger 1900
The county board met with full attendance and reviewed accounts and jurors fees. Voters debated road openings near Ovando and Willow Creek, appointing viewers and setting future reports for July. Per diem and mileage were approved. several small claims were disallowed.
Hair Brush Contagion Warns Dandruff To Baldness
Prof Anna of Hamburg European authority on skin diseases states dandruff is contagious and spread by sharing hair brushes. She endorses Newbro's Herpicide as a preventive antiseptic that kills the dandruff germ and blocks contagion from another's brush.
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Anna
Hamburg
Germany
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County Commissioners' Proceedings
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Gervices
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J. J. McGuinness
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Anaconda, Copper Mining Company
Water Works Department
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Electric Light and Railway Department
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
the Smith Drug Company
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Thos. Murray
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