Pirates Name Debate Reflects Fan Involvement In Anaconda Team
Fans debate a team nickname as Anaconda considers Serpents or Pirates with Copper and Green uniforms chosen. Jack Grim delayed arriving, Gates of Tacoma eyed as possible new addition while Moose Lake Prospects prepare to face Cooks and Walters with a full lineup listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Giants
Senators
Washington
Great Falls
Helena
Butte
Smokeeaters
Jack Grim
Anaconda
Gates
Tacoma
Victoria
Relief funds tally for returning Anaconda volunteers
The treasury of the returned volunteers reception committee shows 266.65 dollars remaining. After recent illnesses from Luzon campaigns and Montana winter, expenditures rose. Payments include 55 dollars to Company K, 50 to Company M, drugs, medicines, and professional services for members of both companies, and a funeral expense of 98.30 dollars for Company M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Luzon
Montana
Butte
MacCallum & Cloutier
J. M. Kennedy Drug Company
Parrott Prug Company
Hutte
D. Campbell
N. 8. Snyder
Smith Drug Company
H. W. Stephens
C. A. Tuttle
Chamberlains Remedies Show Remarkable Cures
Personal testimonials from J E Clifford and J W Lynch praise Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for coughs flux and digestive issues. The ad asserts quick relief from rheumatism with Chamberlains Pain Balm and notes availability through all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. W. Lynch
Dorr
W. Va
Expense Ledger for Company and Burial Funds
R Burg records show secretary expenses of $25 and an appropriation of $335 for a casket transport and burial for Company K. Gas costs total $656.40, leaving a balance from $923.05 with six pence recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Burg
Ostracised City Treasurer Shaves Whiskers
John R. Walkup, Anaconda city treasurer, is shunned on the streets after shaving his mustache and beard. The Whisker club reportedly ousted him from the presidency, and he allegedly seeks membership in Jack Hamill’s No Mustache club but is blackballed for opposing that group last autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Walkup
Walkup
Whisker Club
Anaconda
Jack Hamill
No Mustache Club
That Court House Walk Delayed by Elevation Plans
Sidewalk from Sixth and Main to the new county courthouse awaits city council action on grade changes after a survey showed elevations would place the walk on stilts. Heavy rains and snowmelt feed Sheep Gulch, causing troublesome water flow and debris. four teams keep the ditch clear to avert flood damage.
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County Court House
McDonald
Sixth Street
Main Street
Court House
Sheep Gulch
Street Department
Oak Street
Oak
Eighth
Cedar
Shevlin
Eagles Meet at Anaconda Lodge Initiates Three New Members
Anaconda aerie No 18 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles met in Standard hall last evening and initiated Nick Bozanitz Ed Krause and Ed Miller into the order. The lodge anniversary was postponed for a future public celebration due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Aerie
Standard Hall
Nick Bozanitz
Ed Krause
Ed Miller
Butte City Notices and Local Appointments Briefs
Local items note Greig's and Tolan Co. offerings, visits by John Burke and William Gwin, and museum staff moves. Anaconda sports fans attend a prize fight. Elks lodge set May 1 meeting. Sisson's college plans for high school pupils. mortgage suits and debt notices appear. John Dezoardi sues A O Richards for 404 dollars.
New New England Limited Train Service Details
New New England Limited begins service April 29 with daily operation and a 26 hour trip to Boston. The new schedule shows Chicago departures at 2:00 p m arriving in Boston 5:00 p m next day, with sleeping dining buffet and library smoking cars plus coaches. Route remains Lake Shore & Michigan Southern New York Central and Boston & Albany. train No 14 at 3:00 p m will be discontinued. The New York & Boston Special and Lake Shore Limited continue as before.
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New England Limited
Boston
Chicago
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
New York Central
Boston & Albany
New York & Boston
Lake Shore Limited
W. B. Hutter
N. Ww
P. A
J. E. Hull
Huskin Bee Rehearsals Stir Anaconda Society
Amusements notes describe the Huskin Bee production at Margaret theater for St. Mark's church benefit. Miss Clara Louise Thompson directs with Cape Nome fever guiding plans as Ed Davis Hoff and others rehearse quirky acts amid staged scenery and corn prop gags.
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Anaconda Society
Huskin
Margaret Theater
Guild of St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Clara Louise Thompson
Miss Thompson
Joseph Blethen
Minneapolis
Seattle Times
Seattle
New
Gold Fields
Hoff
Ed Davis
Mr. Hoff
J. B. Whitehill
Today's Aqueduct and Oakland Entries From Local Pool Rooms
Entries today at Aqueduct and Oakland list first race selling five-eighths mile with horses such as Wine Song Strategist Glenwood Half a Hundred and Educate among others. Second race selling seven-eighths mile features Pickwickian Oliver Me Emigree and Chenille with Dutch Comedian and Post Haste also listed. Third race handicap wile and 70 yards includes Kinnickinick Waring Warren ton Althea Bannock Knight of the Garter and Queen of Bong. Fourth race Woodharm stakes two-year-olds five-eighths of a mile lists Tonicum Educate Frank Hall Becurry Handman Prince Otillie Glad man The Regent Himself Ondridues Silurian. Fifth race selling three-quarters mile features The Laurel Bessie Taylor Paw Peek Week Rosslarke Tendril The Corinthian Nepon set M. Knapp Lea H King Full Give and Take M. Katten bach. Sixth race purse mile and 70 yards lists Royal Sterling and Precursor and War.
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Glenwood
William Ack
Juniper
Educate
Higi
Pickwickian
Oliver Me
Mat Bimpson
Emigree
Tonicum
Frank Hall
Becurry
Handman
Prince Otillie
Gladman
the Regent
Himself
Ondridues
Silurian
Laurel
Bessie Taylor
Paw Peek Week
Race card with multiple thoroughbred entries and odds
A detailed race card lists six races with horses, trainers, and odds across miles and fractions. Entries include Miss Soak Henry C. Tourist Ir. Lizella Ulm Hohentohe Be Happy Flambeauette and others in first to sixth races along with selling, purse, and maiden modifiers.
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Miss Soak
Henry C
Tourist Ir
Lizella
Ulm
Hohentohe
Be Happy
Flambeauette
Heraldo
Lew Tara
Judge Shropshire
Gold Finder
Miltouche
Swiftwater
Lobosina
Tanobe
Lou Chevedon
Young Morello
Favorite
Nettie Clark
St. Rico
Lilly Diggs
Phil Archibald
Diderot
Rio de Altar
Grafter
Princess Titania
Bernota
Romany
Tom Calvert
Jos
Cromwell
Miss Madeline
Corolla
New Moon
Los Prietos
Grand Sachem
Melkarth
Nilgar
Mamie G
Dgardo
el Mido
Jingle Jingle
Sir Hampton
Man's frantic search ends in dash up Main Street
A man frantically rummages through his pockets for letters and telegrams, sweating as he searches in vain. He then tears away from the scene up Main Street, his face marked by agony and a sudden change in demeanor.
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Main Street
Man Recovers Torn Shopping List In Mud
In the gutter near a bank a man gathers torn paper scraps from mud and dirt. He reconstructs the list his wife asked him to buy and then heads to the bank with the completed notes and a drink.
Local Shop Seeks Transfer Orders at 618 East Park
Household goods, cigars, tobacco and candy offered for sale with leave orders for transfer work. Located at 618 East Park.
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East Park
Notable Names Mentioned in Montana-E D Coleman Case
A partial list appears including Frank Howe Ryerse Minneapolis A L Stone Missoula D J McAllister Minneapolis T Mansfield New York Mrs J H Hickey city L M Hughes Helena and others. The fragment references individuals from multiple cities in connection with the Glasgow area.
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Montana
E. D. Coleman and Wife
Glasgow
Ryerse
Frank Howe
Minneapolis
A. L. Stone
Missoula
D. J. McAllister
T. Mansfield
New York
J. H Hickey
City
L. M. Hughes
Helena
May dress sale offers ordered patterns at bargain prices
A May dress department sale advertises selection of forty imported dress patterns priced from 15 to 25 dollars. Includes full notions and materials with options for made-to-measure dresses, drop skirt, flannel underskirt, guaranteed fit and workmanship.
Savings Offer on Ladies Dresses Through May Fifth
An advertisement touts a dress offer valid Monday morning through Saturday evening May 5. It claims the dress uses quality linings and findings and can be made strictly first class for under $40, presenting a savings of $17.50 from a $57.50 price.
Crepon Skirts Made to Order Opportunity
A offer for ladies to have skirts custom made at roughly the price of the fabric. Tailoring promises a fit tailored to the buyer with a manageable cost.
Blue Letter Sale Promotes Women's Wear Lines
The May sale in the women’s wear department uses a blue pencil to mark prices. Three popular lines were chosen and discounted with the knife and blue pencil to highlight the lowered tickets.
Tailored Spring Suits Sale with Free Alterations
The Blue Letter Sale offers new Spring Suits in black blue tan brown and mixed cheviots with trims. Each suit saves $5.00 to $8.00 and guarantees a perfect fit with no charge for alterations.
Skirts in Stock Priced at Blue Letter Reductions
Separate skirts in stock marked at Blue Letter prices. Figures include mohair plainmo hair storm serge broad cloth in black and navy with plaids and fancy mixtures. Not an old one in the lot. You can't afford to overlook this chance to secure a skirt at greatly reduced prices.
Silk Waists on Sale at Blue Letter Prices
Fifty Silk Waists selected in black and colored styles offered at Blue Letter sale prices. All sizes from 2 to 44 dollars, plain and fancy silks valued from five to fifteen dollars.
Silk Petticoats In Blue Letter Sale Auction
Thirty five fancy colored silk petticoats priced from 8.00 to 30.00 go on sale in the Blue Letter Sale. Some very choice new items, first come, first served, as quantities sell quickly.
Millinery Spring Hats Offered at Bargain Prices
A local shop advertises 30 new spring hats trimmed in fresh materials and colors priced from 5.50 to 7.50 each, all offered at 4.90. The notice invites customers to view the selections today.
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Anaconda News
Prospectors
Moose Lake Prospectors
Whoa
Cooks
Walters
George LaPoint
Ed McGovern
J. Franke
Tam McGrath
Walter Murage
Tom Richards
Larry Owens
al Stevens
Ernest Crammes
Thomas Leary
James White
Charles Bower
John E. Clifford
Norwood House
Norwood, N. Y
Quai
Matthew
Stanley
Hanra
Ainley
FRY
Chicago Chronicle
Croquet
Greig
National Union
Cassius M. Clay Cigar
Tolan Co.'s
Kodak's
Hunter's
Cherry St
H. Lieberman
Mahan Bros
John Burke
William Gwin
Conley, Clague & Collins
M. E. Regan
Des Moines, Ta
Sisson
Business College
Anaconda Sports
Standard
Anaconda Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
A. O. H. Hall
Greig's
Coaster
Tolan Co
Park Ave
James Cousins
Margaret Cousins
Eli Dezoardi
A. O. Richards
Angus McDonald
Philipsburg
Col. T. O'Leary
Democratic State Central Committee
Gustave J. Yonte
Company K. Montana Volunteers
St. Ann's Hospital
The
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Greig’s
Kimball
J. M. Lahiff
Charles H. Williams
East Commercial Avenue
Florence Crittenton
Presbyterian Church
Sam Cyr
Peter Johnson
Garrison
Justice of the Peace
Aqueduct
Oakland
Dr. Bennett
Dr. Bennett Electric Belt Co
Tener, Con
F. W. Peckover
East Park Avenue
Copper City
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
St. Mark’s
Down East
Rubes
Smith's Drug Store
L A. King's Book Store
Rince
Newbro’s
Herpicide
Anaconda Livery Sizble
D. G. Brownell
Proprietor
District Court
Third Judicial District
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
Order of Hibernians
Order of Hibernians of
State of
Anaconda Mining Company
Anaconda Standard
Welling Napton
Arbuckles
Uncle
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