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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1903

Page

4

Anaconda Golf Club Grounds Ready For Opening

Daly estate funds a well equipped Anaconda Country club with greens, sand and water boxes, metal flags and elevated teeing grounds. Membership nears 50 with about 20 charter women. The clubhouse, formerly a race dining room, will host a grand opening on Wednesday June 3 with a full house and caddie system.

Daly Anaconda House Messrs Funk, Redding and Monte House Committee

It Was Not Observed Day for Private Schools

The fragment notes that only some private schools marked the observance and that the overall remembrance day was not widely recognized.

Miss Bryan Leads Fifth Grade Arbor Day Outing in Canyon

Arbor Day observed across Montana with most schools closed yet Anaconda schools stayed open. Miss Marie Bryan and 35 Central School pupils enjoyed a hill outing with lunches and games, several slipping into creeks but reporting a memorable day. Private schools differed on observance while some residents planted a few trees and shrubs.

Montana Anaconda Justices of the Peace Marie Bryan

City lawn improvements bloom with flower beds and trees

In the city many yards show signs of improvment with new flower beds and cleaner lawns. There are numerous pretty lawns, and with planting a few more trees they could be much more beautiful.

Local notices and society items in Deer Lodge area

Public announcements note a city meeting at 20th Century club and a district court session in Deer Lodge. Notices list employment offices and stage hardware, upcoming dances, millinery, and dress fabrics. Also covered are hospitalizations, county project talks, births, and local business updates with several named individuals and firms.

What a Blind Man Can Do DQ Phan Breslin Bets

A reading of a garbled sports brief shows a blind contestant challenging a decision against Phan Breslin in a betting event. Officials review the DQ ruling as bettors await clarification and the next move for Vey EnterS TIng LOrtne.

Blind editor Beslin speaks on What a Blind Man Can Do

Beslin the Colorado blind editor, famous for guiding with six senses, spoke at Friendship Hall under A C U W auspices about his life and work. He described learning to write, set type, and navigate with keen hearing and memory, then shared humorous tales and his plans to visit Blackfoot Idaho.

Rank FB. Beslin Colorado Friendship Hall Bestin Beslin Breslin Anavonda Keslin Laghter Mr. Beslin Blackfoot Idaho

Dumontier ranch sold and local notes from Stevensville

J T Cannon bought the Dumontier ranch on Burnt Fork for 3000 dollars. George Hilton, recent John Howard ranch buyer, arrived from Conde South Dakota and plans two months in Stevensville before moving here. The Stevensville training school adds a new physical laboratory and over 50 scholars are enrolled. A benefit ball for Florence with Marks orchestra is planned.

The Standard Stevensville J. T. Cannon Dumontier Burnt Fork George Hilton John Howard Conde J. F. Cone Florence J. EB. Walker Corvallis John W. Mayhew Eight Mile Mayhew Marks Orchestra J. Chadwick Victor Poindexter Howard D Smart Hameilton JA. Landram Minneapolis Supply Ditch Company Tuptiste Church C. BR. Calkins Grace Jule Pond Corvallie Harper & Laird Kendall Charles Bresee Lolo

Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Woman's Letter

A 19th century testimonial from Hollinger Stilvideo Ohio praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. The letter claims relief from an abdominal abscess and pelvic trouble, urging other women to use the remedy and seek Mrs. Pinkham's advice at Lynn Massachusetts. The ad-like note includes a $6000 forfeit for reproducing the original letter.

Lydia B. Pinkhan Lydia E. Pinkham Mars Hollinger Stilvideo Ohio Lydia Bk Pinkham

Baby bonnet handkerchief launderer sales at McRae & Cor

The advertisement promotes a summer ready baby bonnet that launders a handkerchief and claims high profitability, available exclusively from McRae & Cor.

McRae & Cor

City council fails to act on bridge plan in special session

Commissioners convened to discuss road matters but no action was taken as the city council committee did not appear. A new bridge across the river was not approved while a Miller creek road and Buckhouse grade improvements were noted for development.

Sioners Miller Creek Buckhouse

Dog Causes Glass Breakage and Wagon Crash in Missoula

Missoula report says a dog escaped dragging a large glass pane from D. W. Wilson’s store. The pane frightened a horse, wrecking a wagon and injuring a rider. the rider’s injuries are described as minor. The dog fled. the wheelman was unharmed.

Missoula D. W. Wilson

Small fire damages Coeur dAlene ranch near Philamon spar

Missoula reports a small blaze burned tonight on the Coeur dAlene ranch near Philamon spar. Fire officials say the damage is minor and repairs should be completed by noon tomorrow.

Missoula Coeur Alen Philamon Spar

Coeur d’Alene Branch Landslide Hinders Train Service

Missoula May 12. A landslide on the Coeur d’Alene branch remains uncleared with hopes the line will be open for Wednesday’s train.

Carpenters’ Hall Missoula Coeur Walene

Conventions Draw 5000 as Railway Conductor Meeting Opens

Pittsburg reports nearly five thousand delegates and guests fill the old city hall as Grand Chief Conductor Clark opens the twenty ninth biennial convention of the Order of Railway Conductors of the United States Canada and Mexico. Clark reviews past work and outlines future prospects. In New York the American Therapeutic Society meets with papers on Altitude Treatment and Drug Purity. Dr Wiley and Dr Reyburn discuss cancer treatment limitations of X rays.

Pittsburg Fk. BK. Clark Order of Railway Conduetors United States Canada Mexico Clark New York American Therapeutic Society Today N. J. Tall Denver H. W. Wiley Bureau of Chemistry Agricultural Department Robert Reyburn Washington Morton

Woodmen and Royal Neighbors hold May conventions

In Milwaukee delegates gathered for the eleventh biennial session of the Sovereign Camp Woodmen of the World with about 75 in attendance. Reports put Jan 1 membership at 176,028, up 46,101 since two years prior, and the emergency fund at 590,416 dollars. Indianapolis hosts the Royal Neighbors of America supreme camp with by law changes debated to broaden women’s membership. New Orleans begins four days of police chiefs meetings led by Maj. Richard Sylvester with opening remarks.

Milwaukee Sovereign Camp Woodmen of the World F. A. Faulkenburg Denver Indianapolis Ind Supreme Camp of Royal Neighbors of America America Woodmen Woodmen of America New Orleans International Association of Chiefs of Police Maj Richard ©. Sylvester St. Louis Supreme Council of the Catholic Knights of America Del Bates Mayer Wells Calligs St. Patrick's Church Glennon

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