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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1911
Page
10
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A dramatic evening game at 6 50 promises acrobatic feats unseen on major league diamonds. Electricians field Bum OBrien pitching with Duyne catching while Air Line counters with McCarthy on the mound and Lavis behind the plate. Umpire to be chosen without warning.
Special Dispatch from Missoula reports the St Jean Baptiste societies held Montana's annual celebration with about 50 delegates from Butte Anaconda Helena and other towns joining local French residents. A wet day canceled the forenoon parade but a solemn mass was held at St Xavier church. Over 3000 people attended an afternoon picnic at Riverside park with races boat riding and a log rolling contest. Speeches by A J Violette and Petit highlighted the event and the Misoula band performed. The night closed with a grand ball at Elite hall.
The Stolen Legacy, a Great Northern drama, headlines the new Reel theater program last night with strong situations. The Flying A presents The Cowboy's Sacrifice, a frontier tale, and There's Many a Slip offers a Reliance comedy. Mrs Tescher earns praise for her appearance in the illustrated song It’s Just a Message From Home Sweet Home.
In a brisk sea son game at Washoe park Anaconda pressed hard as Masten's pitching limited A C M to three runs. Gilboy stole home amid a balk ruling and Tremblay Welty Big plays highlighted the defense. Logan and Jackson made key outs while Brogan and Knight stood out in the field in a crowd thronging finish.
Great Falls dispatch reports Fred Reopelle aged 12, and Adolph and Roy Goodnow aged 14 and 12, fled St Joseph's School in Helena. The trio rode to Great Falls, staying with the Goodnow family before the Reopelle boy was taken to the police. Authorities will decide whether he returns to Anaconda or to the school.
The Standard promotes a premium list larger than usual and offers all subscribers both old and new a premium upon paying 19 dollars in advance for a year. Many premiums are valued up to 2 dollars and 50 cents.
The board of trustees invites bids to furnish coal for the district schools for the 1911 and 1912 school years. Bids must be delivered to the clerk by July 1, 1911. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the board of trustees. T. O'Leary, Clerk.
Facran won 2 runs on errors as A C M failed to hold. First base on error credited for A C M. Bb. Ala conda, 3 percent. Runs batted in by Brogan and Welty. Time of game one hour and 35 minutes. Umpire Hi Kimball.
Philadelphia June 25. Baptist World Alliance ends its sessions after adopting a resolution for a world-wide anti social evils campaign inviting other denominations to join. News from Salesville Three Forks and Gallatin towns describes elaborate birthday celebrations with barbecues horse races foot races wrestling and other sports. Belgrade Manhattan plan modest observances.
Delegates to the thirteenth International Sundays School association convention met in San Francisco and Berkeley with major addresses in the Greek theater. Rev W B Hinson and Rev Robert F Coyle spoke on guiding churches from theory to practice and humane concerns. Rev A C C Bane discussed alcohol reform, and Bishop George W Clinton spoke on religious work among Negroes. Pastor Charles T Russell arrived with 300 delegates aboard a special train, the twenty third special train for the event.
Green McCurtain quotes white traders as saying Indian bargaining loses to palefaces. Guthrie investigation recalls a camp exchange where Bil and Sam bargain over horses and fire water. The two men end their deal after discovering their bosses had died, each claiming the other's boss died first and that the other's horse shoes were taken.
In Liverpool on June 25, strike chiefs, inspired by Tom Mann who secured terms from ship owners, publish a manifesto calling all union workers at 46 shipping federation firms to cease work on Monday.
A Yankee Doodle cart given by the Standard to readers who pay a year in advance is advertised. Children will enjoy it. Call the Standard office in Butte or Anaconda to see the cart.
The administrator for Christina Nelson nee Christina Harlin deceased requests all creditors and claimants to file proofs with vouchers within four months of first publication at 911 East Fourth Street Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Also Patrick F. ODonnell executor for Charles T. O Donnell deceased requires claims be shown within four months at 910 East Fifth Street Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana.
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