Anaconda Group Plans Memorial Day Observance
The Anaconda post of the Grand Army of the Republic and Spanish American War Veterans map Memorial day activities. Committees from both groups will organize services, a schoolchild parade, and joint participation with city societies. They plan to escort the president to Butte and attend a sermon at the Episcopal church.
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Anaconda
Grand Army of the Republic
Butte
G .R
Richmond
Thornton
T. C. Davidson
John Marchion
H. F. Errett
E. Golder
E. A. Waterbury
T. J. Ward
T. ¢. Davidson
George Spiers
City Smeltermen Face Local Team At Old Park
A 3 PM baseball game today at the old park pits the smeltermen against a city picked team. The contest features fast players, a large crowd expected, and free admission. Weather forced the move from Mountain View park. All top city players will play.
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Old Ball Park
Mountain View Park
Anaconda Club Shoot Draws Large Visitor Interest
A crowded Anaconda club shoot is anticipated with many visitors expected to attend. Local organizers say the event should attract a broad turnout and showcase regional marksmen skills.
Guns From Several Towns Set For Anaconda Shoot
The Anaconda Rod and Gun club hosts a big shooting day at its grounds with participants claimed from Butte Dillon Livingston Helena Great Falls Fort Benton and Stockett. Six events start at 11 am with lunches on site and prizes including added money and Blue Rocks at two cents deducted from the purse.
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Anaconda Red and Gun Club
Butte
Dillon
Livingston
Helena
Great Falls
Huse
Fort Benton
Campbell
Stockett
Anaconda Rod and Gun Club
D. D. Twohy
Confarr
Hendricks KO ends Corbett dominance in famous bout
Hendricks finally exploited a careless opening after Corbett’s blow, landing a vicious right that sent the champion to his knees. The knockout earned Hendricks London fame as the man who knocked Corbett down, despite Corbett’s claim of being sunken.
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Hendricks
Corbett
London
Local notices and social events in Anaconda
Community notices report social dances and musical events at Turner hall and Woodman hall. Pianos sold at Lyman's. Stage's screens sold and an Ophthalmometer offered. Funeral services announced for John H. Kane. flag delivered for county courthouse. various residents on visits, trips, and illness.
Lawyers Lose The Game Courthouse Team
The courthouse team overwhelmed the lawyers with decisive play and strong defense. Uwe Pire led the surge driving to key baskets and forcing turnovers while the lawyers struggled to match pace and execution.
Tolan Expert Pitcher Leads Courthouse Team In Cold Day Game
In near zero weather the lawyers and courthouse players staged a real game in the vacant lot in front of the courthouse. John J. Tolan pitched effectively for the lawyers while Judge Hendricks led the courthouse squad at second base and claimed readiness to challenge a major league team for money or gate receipts.
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John 3. Tolan
Pacific National League
Tolan
Judge Hendricks
Ben Hendricks in Swedish comedy tied to boxing history
Amusements note Ben Hendricks stars in Ole Olson at the Margaret theater next Saturday. He is an avid sports fan and amateur boxer who once knocked down Jim Corbett in a stage exhibition. Corbett later used Hendricks as a stand in when Donaldson failed to appear at Drury Lane, showcasing Corbett’s boxing skill amid a foggy London scene.
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Ben Hendricks
Ole Olson
Margaret Theater
Jim” Corbett
Mr. Hendricks
Corbett
England
Professor Donaldson
Drury Lane Theater
London
Donaldson
Jack
Hendricks
The Washington Opens In Seattle With Presidential Visit Ahead
The Washington hotel in Seattle opened May 15 1903 and will host the U S president during a two day visit starting May 23. James A Moore leads Moore Investment Co responsible for the project with 250 daylight rooms and 100 private baths plus a famed dimine room. Manager De L Harbaugh renowned from the Lafayette and the Montana supervises operations aiding travelers with seasoned culinary service.
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United States
Seattle
Washington
Seattle Harbor
Puget Sound
Cascades
Olympics
Mt. Raimler
Mt. Baker
Union
Green Lakes
James A Moore
Moore Investment Co
Youngs
Boston
West Hotel
Minneapolis
de L Harbaugh
Middle West
Lafayette
Minnetonka
Montana
Anaconda
Cable Lease Mining Co Sells 3000 Bushels Charcoal Deal
Cable Mont based company sets contract for about 3000 bushels of charcoal with terms to be applied at the office in Cable. The notice outlines a leasing and purchase arrangement by Cable Lease Mining Co.
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Cable
Mont
Cable Lease Mining CO
Boulder Notes: Local figures travel and wedding news
Mrs. D. Hoopes and daughter plan a Dillon concert engagement at Selway park with Mrs. Crowell. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hammer of Butte visited at R. A. Hammer’s home. Sharp Graves, new to the area, went to Harlowton to start a job after visiting Judge M. H. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bessette of Butte honeymooning at the springs after a Butte wedding Tuesday.
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D. Hoopes
Crowell
Dillon
Selway Park
J. G. Hammer
Butte
Mr. Hammer
R. A. Hammer
Sharp Graves
Washington, D. C
M. H. Parker
Harlowton
Charles Bessette
Tuesay
Chamberlain remedies praised by customers and doctors
A Lineville Alabama trader touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as curing a six month cough after two bottles were sold. Other ads claim Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets ease laxatives, with a speaker praising the product for its mild action and appetite boost. Wilton Junction resident E H Waldron credits Chamberlain’s Pain Balm with curing years of rheumatic pain and stiff joints, noting long relief.
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Haynes Parker & Co
Lineville
Ala
E. H. Waldron
Wilton Junction
Iowa
Chamberlain
Coin Holder Pendant Tops Trinket Trend For Season
The Brooklyn Eagle notes novelty coin holders as the season’s pendant trend. Variants imitate a walnut shape in gun metal, silver or gold, sometimes with gems, dangling from a long chain, capable of holding discreet coins or fare. A second pendant conceals a tiny puff and mirror for touch ups.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Milady
Tapestry covered jewel boxes evoke delicate Wateau style
Spring introduces tapestry covered jewel boxes, handkerchief caps and dressing table baskets with dainty, restrained designs. Soft pastel tapestrey and lining in blue or pink harmonize, while silver knobs and fastenings in French gray give a refined, artistic finish.
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Wateau
Endorsed Herpicide praised by users nationwide
Testimonials from Fe H Lyons in New York Dr J H Bush in Toledo Mrs Barkey in Chadron and R S Coleman in Ann Arbor endorse Newbro s Herpicide for dandruff and hair loss. Sold by druggists with a 106 cent sample offer from the Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan.
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FE. H. Lyons
New York
N. Y
J. H. Bush
Toledo
Ohio
Newbro
Coleman
Ann Arbor, Mich
Herpiche Co
Detroit
Mich
Weather delays court house game set for rematch
A three base hit turned into a home run by a fumble gave the courthouse team a 26 to 6 win, but the game was closer in substance. With warmer weather a rematch is expected soon as both sides improve their play.
Last Dillon social events and club notes
May 16 report from Dillon describes the Happy Hours dancing party at Dart hall, Wuchre club at Mrs. Besly’s home, St James guild meeting, Theta club guests at the Mauldin residence, Ladies' Aid at Mrs. Mudd’s, Shakespeare club year end with officers elected, Mrs. Fulwin Norris president, Mrs. D Hooker vice president, Miss Alice Chambers secretary and treasurer. Also notes Mrs. Cochran’s return from Illinois and travel plans, and Mrs. Conway’s trip to Virginia City for her sister Nina Wiles wedding on June 4 with groom Paul Milford Adams, pastor of the M E church.
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Theta Club
Featherly
Mauldin
Idaho Street
The
Baptist Church
George Mudd
Shakespeare Club
Henry IV
Fulwin Norris
D. Hooker
Alice Chambers
James Cochrane
Illinois
Grasshopper
Frank Conway
Virginia City
Nina Wiles
Paul Milford Adams
Adams
M. E. Church
A. S. Kife
Banking notice of capital and officers
Capital one hundred thousand dollars. General banking business to be transacted. Accounts solicited. Correspondence invited. John R. Toole president, M B Greenwood vice president, Louis V. Bennett cashier, F C Norbeck assistant cashier.
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John R. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F. C. Norbeck
Ass’t
Fischer's School of Music Opens Summer Term May First
Summer term begins May 1 at Fischer's School of Music offering thorough instruction in Piano Violin Mandolin Viola and Cello with programs for beginners and advancing students.
Prominent visitors and short stays noted in Dillon scene
Relatives and friends pass through Dillon and nearby towns during a wintry period with guests staying in homes of Passmore Atwater Hoker Selway Lindfors Estes Nesley Sharkey Stolle, and others. Local residents travel to Great Falls Rochester Glendale Caldwell Blackfoot Lima and Butte on various errands and visits.
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Canada
Grace Graueter
Argenta
Dillon
EB. J. Passmore
Richard Atwater
Helena
D. Hoker
James Selway
Andrew Lindfors
B. Wheeler
Blackfoot
Idaho
John G. Willia
John Cosgrove
Lima
John
Baker Robert BB. Smith
Butte
J. B. McKinney
Dilon Lumber Company
Tenant complains of rats in cellar at $174 rent
Tenant angrily demands action for a cellar full of rats. Landford responds calmly that nothing can be done for the price, noting the $174 monthly rent.
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Landford
School District Seeks Bonds for Deer Lodge County
sealed proposals are invited by the secretary of the board of school trustees for District No 10 Deer Lodge County Montana to purchase thirteen bonds totaling 3000.00 dollars dated June 1 1903 each 1000 dollars payable in 20 years redeemable after 10 years interest not exceeding 5 percent semiannual payments bids must include a 100.00 dollar certified check forfeitable if the bid is accepted and terms not met deadline is May 2 1903 at 5 o'clock p m the bonds will be issued in Anaconda Montana
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United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
George W. Sparrow
Anaconda
Lost Creek
Deer County
Montana
Mountain Bay
N. R
D. S&s
Recorders Office
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
Frank DL. Miracle
Register
Board of School Trustees
Ton
At & O
CUS
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Old Park
Smeltermen
C. L. Eclgar
Oak Street
Everett
Harvard
Chickering
Lyman’s
Cherry
Mandolin Orchestra
Turner Hall
A. O. H. Hall
Union Orchestra
Bory
William Fanning
Alder Street
Lyman
Mystic House
Knights and Ladies of Security
Woodman Hall
Belle McEachran
John Mitchell
Standard Bindery Department
Pacific Coast
James Hicks
West Fourth Street
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
J. Ludders
Standard
Charles W. French
Mabel
P. A. Allen
Gregson Springs
Carrie Lindley
Bertha and
Elsie Wright
East Fourth Street
Miss Lindley
Adg Bernier
No. 2
Cherry Street
Order of Pendo
Alfoncine Bernier
John H. Kane
Walsh
St. Paul's Church
Hill Cemetery
Sincerity Tent
Knight John Kane
John i. Moore
Smith Drug Company
Deer Lodge
Duncan A. McDonald
Uwe
Pitcher
Hudge Wendricks
Ular
Hendriks
Roosevelt
Boulder Notes
Mele Heubein
Herpicide
Copper City
Oxford
Farlier
Co Yard
Wool Charlies
Silk Dept
Duffy
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
Third Street
Anaconda, Montana
John S. Marshall
Mgr
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