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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1908

Page

10

Dillon Wins First Game at the Park

Anaconda versus Dillon opened the semi professional season at Washoe park with Dillon winning 5 to 3. Taylor and McEachran pitched for Dillon while McLaughlin held Anaconda to two hits. Schill and Lannigan starred in fielding. Mayor Evans opened the game with a wild first ball to a cheering crowd.

Dillon Ralston Evans Anaconda Washoe Park Beaverhead Ball Park Frinke Taylor McEachran Tucker Claybourne McLaughlin Butte Hartsell Ripley Smith Irwin Hammond Rodman Claybourn Barry Reichmeyer Schil Dillonites Bert Schill Reichmyer Schils McBeachran Chmger Des Jardines

Summer Fete Notes and Local Tidbits In Anaconda

Harper’s fireworks are advertised alongside cantaloupe sundaes at Silha’s and Roach & Smith’s ice cream offerings. Special sales include cantaloupe at 10c per pound from C C Co, and a cash discount on Whitney go carts at Coy’s. Local visitors and events feature George Woodworth of Wisdom, Mrs Cass and Miss Ehret’s Minnesota trip, and multiple gossipy notes about town shops, souvenirs, and arrivals.

Whitney Coy’s

Shooters Enjoy a Day at the Traps in Northwest Tournament

Allen of Walla Walla, medal winner at the Northwest tournament, visits Anaconda Red and Gun club grounds as the Western Roosters' association prepares for September competition. Drumgoole wins the individual championship with 44 to Hudson 3 1 2, and also takes the Twohy medal. Peckover, Killeen, E. Allen, and L. G. Smith post high handicap scores in the Du Pont trophy race.

Anaconda Red and Gun Club Butte R. B. Allen Walla Walla Western Roosters’ Association Allen Drumgoole Hudson Anaconda Twohy

Missoula Opens New Ball Park as Missoula Beats Hamilton

Missoula opens its new baseball park with a 9 to 0 win over Hamilton. Smith and Farrell pitched for Missoula, combining six innings for five strikeouts and three hits allowed. The crowd faced a long bridge wait after the game, delaying transport back across the river.

Missoula Garden City Hamilton Dinsmore Kelley George Andrews Trainor Tailor Fuller Hudson Durig Smith Farrell Cline Gertz Skalicksy Conley Means Nelson Fullerton Hanson Harrison Bamalltem South Missoula

Taft Resting at K Street Home Amid Chairmanship Uncertainty

Taft rested quietly at his K Street residence after nomination day, with brother Charles P. Taft arriving to discuss political plans. The decisive issue of naming a national chairman remains unsettled, Taft indicating a July conference likely at Hot Springs with the Republican subcommittee and Sherman. Taft plans Hot Springs summer, then Cincinnati for campaign work, with notification of nomination possibly July 28 or 29. He denied offering the chairmanship to Loeb, noting he would likely place Loeb in a senior role if elected. Thousands of letters flow in as Taft handles correspondence and attends All Souls Unitarian church service.

Washington Taft K Street Charles P. Taft Cincinnati Republican National Committee James S.S. Sherman Hot Springs Associated Press Loeb Roosevelt New York State All Souls’ Unitarian Church

Japan watches railroads in Asia with cautious aid

Tokyo states it will not approve a direct Fukumen to Hsimintan line. It offers help to connect Fukumen with the South Manchurian line to secure rail access while blocking a straight path that would join the trans Siberian route.

Tokio Japan Fukumen China

Handsome souvenir tray features local sights in Anaconda

A new Japanese smiths souvenir tray arrives in Anaconda showcasing the Deer Lodge county courthouse Anaconda high school and the public library with a view of the smelter. The Standard Drug store will give one free tray with every dollar purchase on Monday and Tuesday June 29 and 30 while supplies last.

Anaconda Deer Lodge County Anaconda High School Standard Drug Store East Park Avenue

Death of Michael Whiston at 27 in Anaconda

Michael Whiston died after a short illness at his parents home 417 Washington street Anaconda. He was 27 and came to the city 13 years ago with his parents. Survived by his mother and father and Mrs J E Clifford his sister. Remains move to the family home today at 2 pm from Lawler and French parlors. Funeral at St Peters church Tuesday 9 am with a requiem high mass. Interment Mt Carmel cemetery.

Michael Whiston Patrick Whiston Washington Street Anaconda Montana J. E. Clifford Lawler & French Undertaking St. Peter's Church Mt. Carmel Cemetery

Citywide Firearm and Firework Prohibition For July 4 Parade

The mayor announces a patrol window ending July 3 at 6 pm and parade hours on July 4 during which discharging firearms firecrackers fireworks or loaded canes will lead to prompt arrest enforced by city authorities.

C. Cc. Evans

Free Pin Tray With $1 Purchase At Standard Drug

Standard Drug store at 210 East Park Avenue in Anaconda offers a Monday and Tuesday deal. Customers receive a 50 cent souvenir pin tray with a $1 purchase.

Standard Drug Store East Park Avenue Anaconda

Belief Hanson Is Claimed by Hell Gate River

After a week long search friends of Nels Hanson, formerly with a railroad camp near Bonner, conclude the Hell Gate river claimed him. Last seen after supper last week, his clothes were found on the river bank. a flagman reported a naked body floating downstream. A deposit slip for about $500 at First National Bank of Missoula and a Spokane bank book show funds. case under investigation.

Missoula Nels Hanson Bonner Hell Gate Hanson Hell Gate River Marshall Grade First National Bank Spokane

Woodman Leaves Missoulian for Seattle Summer

Elmer F. Woodman former Missoulian city editor departed Missoula for Seattle to spend the summer with his wife and daughter Catherine. French T. Ferguson, recently from Bloomington Illinois, succeeds him as city editor.

Missoula Elmer F. Woodman The Missoulian Seattle Catherine Mr. Woodman French T. Ferguson Bloomington

Mrs Agnes Barrette Dies In Huson Community

Word reached Missoula of the death at 67 of Mrs Agnes Barrette one of Husons oldest residents. She lived in Huson for many years and is mourned by many friends in the community.

Missoula Agnes Barrette Huson

Lyric and Electric Theaters Offer Balanced Program

At the Lyric the feature last evening was The Hidden Hand a lengthy dramatic plot about an estate diverted from its rightful owner. The Electric featured Poverty and Probity a splendid subject and A Visit to a Public Nursery shows caring for homeless babies with other comical and beautiful pictures.

Rosy May Theater Showcases Notable Films

The Rosy May theater presents a feature lineup praised as top quality for the city. The first on the 1st is Fox Hunt in France, followed by human interest pictures and a closing showing The French Revolution, noted for its historical depiction.

Rosy-May France

Straits of Maritana King Demands Money

The king of Maritana, in sore financial straits, roars that money must be paid. The guardian of the treasury, formerly a court jester, laments that all coffers are empty.

Maritana

Lewistown Notes Highlight Rail, Land, and Elks Plans

Special correspondence reports a Montana rail commission tariff cut to 3 cents a mile prompting a two daily train service to Lewistown. William W. Fern buys 1700 acres near Buffalo town site for 40000 with plans to parcel for farming. Lewistown Elks plan a Great Falls state convention trip by their own train with baseball team. Montana Elevator Co signs three new elevators at Lewistown Glengary and Straw to aid farmers. Wool receipts arrive earlier than expected.

Standard Lewistown Montana Railroad Railroad Commission Wis William W. Fern Chicago S.S. Hobson W. B. Shiell Billings & Northern Buffalo Lewistown Elks Great Falls Elks Montana Elevator Company Glengary Straw Moore

Winter prospects lift faith in Fergus sheep fleece market

Sheepmen see improved outlook as Fergus clips fetch 18 cents for first class fleeces this summer. Miners report a rich cyanide ore body near Santiago with values not less than $20 per ton. Drake property gains, but Mill throughput delayed by missing conveying machinery amid rail disruption.

Santiago Big Drake

Red Lodge unions push membership. augur labor power

Red Lodge circula­r issued by the executive boards of Federation Labor union No. 12861 United Mine Workers local 17 1 and United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners local 774 calls for city workers to join a labor group on hiring. Non union labor is labeled unfair to union labor. In other items Gus Martin is hospitalized after a saw accident. North Pacific Railway is sought for an elevator site. Bear Creek to vote on incorporation. Red Lodge to reballot on sewerage with two main mains costing about 3000.

Red Lodge Federation Labor Union United Mine Workers United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners City of Gus Martin Red Lodge Creek Dr. Hall Hospital Martin J. L. McCaull McCaull-Dinsmore McCaull-Webster Hawkeye Elevator Companies Northern Pacific Railway Company Bear Creek

Had a Big Start From Life

A brief exchange shows Hank Hicks and another speaker trading a boast about drinking. The dialogue emphasizes competition and bravado with a sharp taunt about who has consumed more liquor and who is older.

Hank Hicks

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Lannigan Schill Hees McBaghran E. Smith Hammond M Ati Irwin Ey Hees McEad¢hran Harper's Silha’s Roach & Smith's Tescher's Schlappi Jolly Corks A. O. H. Hall George Woodworth of Wisdom Muller's Vermillion’s Tailor Shop Main Street Hammerslough's Royal Ann Cherries CCC Cass Bertha Louise Ehret Minnesota Daly Boarman John R. Boarman R. E. Allen D. D. Twohy Poindexter Dillon Examiner Dillion Fred Peckover Thomas Fraser Hermiston, Ore Buddy Zimmer Stevens Point RE BE. Allen du Pont Fe Ib Cc FY Smith Signsi Killeen Seeeetee Sloughby E. Allen L. G. Smith Ales Hudson Mathewson Missoulans HE and HI Convenient Brother Poli Cies Denver Mrs. Barrette Lyric and Electric Theaters Rosy-May Theater Sore Straits Lewistown Notes BIG Blackfoot Milling Co Bonner, Mont Bonner Yards Missoula Mont Tamarack Planet, Jr Oliver Chilled Anaconda Conner Mining Co Hamilton, Mont Missoula, Mont United States Ploe John E. Lehsou J. H. T. Ryman M. L. Guiden Mont
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