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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1901

Page

10

Races Begin Saturday at Montana Track With Brisk Interest

Manager Laurence returns from the Middle West with optimistic reports for a strong Montana racing season. About 250 runners and 150 trotters from Colorado, Idaho, Washington, and Montana are expected. F. F. Mulholland will preside as judge, Richard Havey will start and judge trotting races, and Fitch and McCarthy will run auction pools with Paris mutuals. A carload of horses arrived from Chicago including Al garetta Pope Leo and Lake Mills.

BE. DD. Laurence Jockey Club St. Louis Chicago Laurence Montana Colorado Idaho Washington F. F. Mulholland San Francisco Richard Havey Fitch & McCarthy Paris Mutuals Alll Algaretta Pope Leo Lake Mills Bob Smith

Special train to Mountain View park with evening entertainment

A special train will leave Butte at 6 40 p m daily via B A & P railway for Mountain View park returning leave the park at 10 20 p m Round trip one dollar High class vaudeville boating on the lake dancing and other entertainments every evening.

Butte B., A. & P. Railway Mountain View Park Park

The Boy in the Barrel Young Checker Experience Remembers

A young checker in a small town recounts a memorable incident involving a boy found in a barrel. Neighbors recall the mysterious scene and the subsequent rescue, with authorities detailing the curious events and outcomes.

Boy in a Brass Button Uniform Returns to Duty

Willie the railroad checker slept through his shift after clothing debt, his kind employer paid the landlady and dressed him in a new brass buttoned livery. The scene ends with Willie rushing to catch the depot train, the boss advising practical measures for debts and dress. Mrs Dr Frank eye specialist offers free dilation and permanent stay in Butte.

Willie Swell Kimmel Littl Willie Sam Hill Checker Dr. Frank New P.O. Block Butte

Butte Plans Grand Fourth Celebration With Parade and Illumination

Butte mobilizes for the nation’s 1776 anniversary with an open crowd appeal. An executive committee reports near 2000 raised with optimism to reach 3000. A five member committee will canvass miners for subscriptions as saloon owners’ gifts appear modest. General Lloyd named day officer and marshal. aides include Calkins and Wynne. An illuminated evening parade, ten thousand Roman candles, and colored-light wagons are planned along with protective capes for marchers. Noon exercises on courthouse steps feature the reading of the Declaration of Independence by Mrs. Weirick, songs, and bands, followed by races at the track and additional concerts.

Butte Lioyd Bo EB. Calkins Stivers Wynne Alleloth Capes Newbro EF. B. Weirick East Broadway

Rendezvous of Outlaws Hidden in Hole in the Wall

Deputy Meiklejohn warned that Schrickengost, the Idaho fugitive, could elude authorities by fleeing toward Hole in the Wall. He described the area as a fortress where outlaws seek shelter, with many criminals said to have found refuge and protection there.

Idaho Meiklejohn Whitehall Hole-in-the-Wall

Bids Sought for Greeley School Addition in Silver Bow Park

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Trustees School District No 1 Silver Bow County Montana for the erection and completion of the proposed addition to the Greeley school building in Silver Bow Park. Bids due 6 o'clock pm June 25 1901. Plans at the clerk's office. Trustees reserve right to reject any bids. Henry Mueller president.

Board of Trustees Silver Bow County Montana Greeley School Silver Bow Park Henry Mueller Silverson County Weberer Aluminum Street Butte T. Richards

Freight delay charges set by rail lines around Uni Mont area

On and after July 1 1901 charges will apply for delays and use of tracks within 10 miles of the city. Free time differs by commodity from eight days for lumber stalls and logging to 48 hours for all other goods. $2 per car per day charged for excess delay. Delivery considered when cars placed on tracks or when tracks prevent prompt delivery. Officials named include Ward of Montana Central and superintendents of Northern Pacific and Oregon Short Line.

Une Mont Montana Central RY F. E B. Ward Vompthern Pacific RY

Teutonia Lodge to Meet for Late Brother Funeral

All members of Teutonia lodge Sons of Hermann meet at Ellis' hall tomorrow at 11 p m to attend the funeral of late brother Fred Fluhbacher. Sister lodges invited to attend. Henry Becklick president IL Wolpert secretary. Ice cream with cake at Fox's East Park Street.

Teutonia Lodge Sons of Hermann Ellis’ Hall Fred Fluhbacher Henry Becklick IL. Wolpert

Judgment creditor claims round regarding Gordon and Ritchie

A judgment creditor pursues a round in the matter involving Gordon and Ritchie. The case details a claim against assets or distributions tied to the two parties. Further action and court steps are expected as the creditor seeks satisfaction of the judgment.

Gordon & Ritchie

Suit to Quiet Title for Columbia Gardens in District Court

The Butte Hardware Company, a judgment creditor of Gordon & Ritchie, seeks to quiet its title to the Columbia Gardens ground. The suit names H. L. Frank John S. Clapp and F. H. Symone, detailing prior sheriff sales and transfers including patents to Frank and subsequent conveyances to Clapp, Symone and W. A. Clark and the street railway company.

Butte Hardware Company Gordon & Ritchie Columbia Gardens District Court Fred Ritchie Hardware Company H. L. Frank John 8. Clapp F. H Ritchie Paul Davie Clapp Symone Frank Eddie Symons W. A. Clark and Street Raillay Company

Visible grain supplies in New York June 2 report

New York produce exchange shows wheat 32,905,000 bushels down 2,238,000. corn 17,184,000 down 85,000. oats 10,801,000 down 251,000. rye 4,900,000 down 57,000. barley 440,000 down 62,000 bushels.

New York New York Produce Exchange

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