Farm Women to Meet in Colorado Springs Convention
Colorado Springs hosts the first international farm women convention. June 17 to 19 focus on better homes sanitation higher living standards nursing hygiene farmhouse business management and rural life improvement. Delegates may be named by nations states provinces agricultural schools horticultural societies granges and other groups.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Roosevelt Farm Commission
W. F. Slocum
Colorado College
Charles A. Lory
Colorado Agricultural College
Franklin KE. Brooks
John Ty Burns
Marysville Hosts Fourth Fest With Games Dance
Marysville plans Fourth of July events featuring two baseball games and an evening dance. A special train will depart Helena at 9 30 a m and return from Marysville at 2 p m Wyly 3.
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Marysville
Helena
Butte Mountmen Hostetter Decision Delays Debut
Great Falls dispatch reports butte team captain Hostetter may not join for the series with Helena at McCloskey's park as McCloskey learns of inflammatory rheumatics delaying his season. Mountmen, minus Hannah and Perrine, aim for pennant, with McCloskey optimistic about two remaining series and the team’s strong away record.
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Miepatch
Great Falls
Hostetter
Butte
John J. Metz
Closkey
Mountsmen
American Association
Milwaukee
McCloskey
Helena
McClockey’s Park
Hannah
Perrine
Philipsburg Tramples Drummond In 19 to 4 Victory
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Philipsburg defeated Drummond 19 to 4 on the local diamond. Jarvis pitched for Philipsburg, allowing few hits as the home team broke the game open with seven runs in the sixth and eight more in the seventh with two outs. The Philipsburg lineup included Perry, Jarvis, Hidt, Calhoun, Patten, Pike, Bassett, Bowen, McClellan. Drummond starters were Brogan, Schultz, Talbot, Goldby, Tyman, Carroll, Cummings, McPhail, Smith.
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Philipsburg
Drummond
Jarvis
Perry
Hidt
Calhoun
Patten
Pike
Bassett
Bowen
McClellan
Drummond—Brogan
Schultz
Talbot
Goldby
Tyman
Carroll
Mountmen Host Montana Series With Helena Senators In Butte
The Mountmen arrive in Butte tonight for a week long series with Irby’s men at McCloskey park, joined by the Helena Senators. The Senators just took a series from Clif Blankenship’s Salt Lake Skyscrapers in Helena, while Mountmen and Great Falls split last week’s games. The McCloskey day committee hopes to raise at least 2000 dollars to aid veteran manager McCloskey, who has run about 7900 in the hole this season. A new grand stand wing, funded by Contractor Walsh, will be finished by Tuesday and promises better seating for fans, with the crowd favoring the new smooth boards over the old splintered seats.
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McCloskey
Union League
Butte
Great Falls
Mountmen
John J. McCloskey
Helena
Senators
Irby
McCloskey Park
Clif Blankenship
Salt Lake
MetCloskey
Butteresmain
Walsh
As d Atout Edges Combourg in Grand Prix Paris
In the Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp the black colt As d Atout ridden by Reiff won by a bare length over Frank J Gould's Combourg who ran second and Michael Ephrussi's Matchleasa took third. Yvette showed little and finished unplaced as President Fallieres watched the race amid showers and a large crowd. The stake was worth 70 200 dollars.
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Paris
Marquis de Canay
d'Atout
Frank J. Gould
Combourg
Michael Ephrussi
Matchleasa
Yvette
Mason Carnes
Reiff
Picking Up the Vags
Vagrants of various description found their way into the city jail yesterday after orders were issued by Chief Murphy to pick up the travelers. During the afternoon and evening I were hauled to the Jail. Some connection between the recent holdups and the large number of men wandering about is the reason given. If you want the best value for your money in a plane or organ, call on Orton Bros., 214-218 Main street.
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Murphy
Orton Bros
Main Street
Hamilton Swamps Deer Lodge Team in 18 to 0 Defeat
Hamilton, June 25. Milwaukee baseball team from Deer Lodge loses to Hammond's Bitter Root champions 18 to 0. Zahnd and Polton held against 20 hits. Gray struck out 11 in a strong effort. Deer Lodge players mostly connected with base hits while Hamilton pitchers were challenged throughout.
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Hamilton
Milwaukee
Deer Lodge
Hammond
Snyder
Whaling
Gray
Zahnd
Polton
Marx
Richards-Pringle Minstrel
Grounds delay hits St Paul Toledo game and rain pauses in Columbus games
Postponements and weather interruptions affect multiple games. At St Paul toledo St Paul game postponed due to wet grounds. In Columbus doubleheader 5 2 and second game ended inning due to rain. Indianapolis hosted Milwaukee two 1 and two 0 in two games. Louisville beat Minneapolis 9 5 in a single event with rain likely influencing play.
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St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Butte High Defeats Crackerjacks In Nine to Five Victory
Butte high school beat Crackerjacks 9 to 5 in an uneven game yesterday. Crackerjacks showed strong color on offense but fell short as Butte pulled ahead with late runs.
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Butte
Silver Thread Dominates Northwest Open Stake in Coursing Meet
Silver Thread owned by Smith and Hancock swept the 32 open stake at the Northwest coursing track, defeating Chippewa in the opener and finishing with a final round win over Midnight Bell. The silver hound showed exceptional pace, with the Wolf and other rivals engaged in tight rounds as crowds grew enthusiastic.
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Silver Thread
Toe Smith & Hancock
Northwest
Ale
Doe
Midnight Bell
Chippewa
Devil Dodger
Black Watch
Neil
Cocoa
Confidence No. 2
Manila Butte
Lady Fair
Gold Collar
Blue Rock
Charming Girl
Garn Tower Boy
Red Hlugh
Rupert
Speedy Ball
Jimmie Keen
Foxhall
Fair Boy
Broadway Brielle
Fawn Beauty
Needle Bug
Vegatus
the Wolf
Willie Keen
Goldstone
Tired Jim
Wild Roy
Mauretania
Confidence No
Nell
Red Hugh
Broadway Belle
Wild Boy
Butte Race Meet Promises A Prosperous Summer
The 30 day Butte jockey club meeting opens July 19 and closes August 22. Eastern and western owners ship horses to Lagoon and Butte, with over 500 thoroughbreds in Lagoon and more than 30 conditioned at Butte. Improvements include stalls overhaul, larger betting room, and a new streetcar loop to the track, signaling a strong season.
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Butte Jockey Club
Butte
Salvation Tracks
Bute
Estern
Balt Lake
California
Lagoon
Texas
Kentucky
Utah
Teden
Salt Lake
United States
Crammell
One Sided Games in Madison League
Twin Bridges defeated Sheridan 16 to 2 in Sheridan as Owsley hit two first inning home runs and the visitors kept scoring. Seyler pitched well for Twin Bridges with a sharp game, aided by a notable double play. Heffron, the new shortstop, drew attention as the center of play while Lueck struggled on the mound for Sheridan. Alder beat Virginia City 14 to 8, tightening the County league standings as Twin Bridges and Alder threaten a shift in the table.
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Sheridan
Owsley
Lueck
Noble
Seyler
Twin Bridges
Heffron
Alder
Virginia City
Revival Grand Prix at Boulogne Sur Mer draws full field
June 25 Boulogne Sur Mer revival Grand Prix runs under new rules. Thirty one cars started with Bablot of France winning 624 kilometers in 7 hours 2 minutes. American Richard placed seventh. Previous record 477 miles set by Blassario in 1907. Yankee Doodle cart promotion at Standard office in Butte and Anaconda. Modern newspaper urged readers to use want ads.
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Boulogne-Sur-Mer
France
America
Bablot
Richard
Blassario
Crescents Whitehall Game Ends In Dispute
The baseball game between the Butte Crescents and Whitehall ended in the tenth inning with a 4 to 3 victory for Butte. An umpire decision denying two outs sparked dissension and halted the contest. McCall pitched well for Whitehall while Conroy kept Butte hits scattered. Huber hit a third inning home run and Trenerry made a notable catch off Huber’s line drive. Batteries Whitehall McCall George Butte Conroy Shea Minor.
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Baesball
Butte Crescents
Whitehall
Butte
McCall
Conroy
Huber
Trenerry
Gaelic football opening draws large crowd in Butte
A Montana Gaelic Football association doubleheader drew a big crowd at the gardens. In the opener Anaconda Emeralds and Butte Shamrocks split as the Shamrocks won 1 to 0. The Wolf Tones defeated the Mamets 14 to 0, and a return doubleheader is planned in Anaconda next Sunday.
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Montana Gaelic Football Association
Gardens
Anaconda Emeralds
Butte Shamrocks
Shamrocks
Butte
Wolfe Tones
Hmmets
Wolf Tones
Mamets
Anaconda
Will Request That Coadjutor Be Named
At St John s Episcopal church Rev C Blackiston said the Missoula state convocation decided to have a coadjutor for Montana to assist Bishop L R Brewer. Appointment by election requires church approval. The move follows rapid parish growth and Montana’s opening up, with the coadjutor serving as an assistant to the bishop.
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St John's Episcopal Church
C Blackiston
Missoula
Montana
L. R. Brewer
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