Anaconda Calciners Triumph Over Skellys Team 18 to 2
The Anaconda Calciners defeated Skelly’s picked team 18 to 2 at Athletic Park in front of about 500 spectators. Swindells Deisel and Lloyd starred for Anaconda with strong defense and timely hitting, while Bert Storey’s squad showed effort but fell short despite a home run from Storey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim
Calciners
Athletic Park
Anaconda
Anacondas Swindells
Deivel
Tommy Lloyd
Swindells
Lloyd
Bert Storey
Storey
Skelly
Flynn
Lynch
Long
Kilcoyne
Deisel
Short
Chambers
Grim
Swindell
McHale
Lowe
Thayer
Inman
Ordes
Tloyd
Poper
Hmmerson
Sutien
Lioyd
Sutton
Scretch
Cavananeh
Cal Ciners
Flynn Fames
Slevil
Lone Swindills
Lange
Cavanaugh
Haughee
Emmerson
Lieva
Hughes
Fionn
Diesel
Dessel
McHale Emmerson
Deiserim Thayer
Deisel-Cavanaugh-Grim Bass
Huches
Lawn Tennis Club to Play on Opera House Block
Outdoor sports fans will have a lawn tennis court on the vacant block west of the opera house this summer. Members Norbeck Peckover E L and James Kunkel Taber McAdams and Funk have formed the club. A series of games will start soon and a ladies tournament is a likely addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Mesers
Norbeck
Peckover
E. L
James Kunkel
Taber
McAdams
Funk
Qua Vadis at the opera house tonight
The Charles Riggs company presents Qua Vadis a tale of paganiem downfall and Christian dawn with Miss Rose Stillmen starring nearly fifty performers. The production features eight scenes massive scenery and costly costumes over ten thousand dollars spent for road tour glory.
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Opera House
Charles Riggs
Rose Stillmen
Petronius
Nero
Aulus
Rome
Mamertine Prison
Coliseum
Concert Rendered Under Auspices of Ana Conda Catholic Club
A concert in Margaret Theater by the Ana conda Catholic club features 13 numbers including solos quartettes and violin and piano pieces. Local and Butte talent perform with Mrs H Frank Collins Miss Jennie Morgan and Douglas Smith among the named artists. The event aims to fund welfare efforts and is billed as a grand musical treat in the Copper City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Catholic Club
Margaret Theater
Butte
Copper City
Theo Westman
Messrs
Frank Reeves
Frank Kathary
Bert Smith
Warry Soar
Warry Soar, Solo, “the Yeoman’s Wedding Song,”’ J. J. McGuinness
Co. B. Hawley
Humareske
Greig
George Greenwood
Arditi
Jennie Morgan
Ciro Pinaute
George Martz
Irving Emerson
K. A. Davis
Faust
Ignatius Donnelly
Solo
Camapana
Douglas Smith
A. N. Perusse
Myrtle Pickel
Philip Harriss
J. H. Thomas
Knobs o' Tennessee at Margaret theater May 28
Hal Reid presents Knobs o Tennessee following Human Hearts at the Margaret theater. A touching southern idyll, superbly staged by a widely recognized company, shown for one night only on Saturday evening May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Theater
Hal Reid
Knobs O
Tennessee
United States
Park County Criminals and a Narrow Bridge Disaster
In Livingston on May 19 the Park County district court disposed of two cases. Fred Wilson pleaded guilty to horse larceny and received two years in Deer Lodge. William Carr admitted burglary and got one year six months. A divorce was granted, and the Yellowstone bridge at Springdale remained impassable after a high flood. The coach crossing nearly overturned. occupants escaped uninjured as the bridge regained access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Livingston
Park County
Fred Wilson
C. B. Scott
Gardiner
William Carr
George L. Tate
Wilson
C. R. Scott
Tom Miner Basin
Chateau County
Sheriff Young
Chateau
Henry
Deer Lodge
Josse H. Bradley
Edmond H. Bradley
Yellowstone
Springdale
Springs
Couipage
J. A. Murray
Hunter’s Springs
Board of Health
al Siens
George H. Rourke
George Rourke
Riverside
Charles Uhl
John Uhl
Charles FE. Miller
Cottlesh Barteh
Thomas Mains
Walter V. Grannis
H. J. Miller
George M. Winslow
Germany
United States
Tivingston
Lonsa Sehacht
Mayenport
Charles@. Rourke
Wausau
Wis
Carvie Lichter
Milwautkee
United Workmen
Dillon
Dillon, Teterott
Winston
Alton
F. M. Subbert
Mark Moffatt
Waveland
Ind
Vandalism Strikes Anaconda Cemetery Desecrating Graves
Citizens report repeated thefts of flowers and damage to graves at the hillside cemetery south of Anaconda. A Butte resident with buried children condemns the desecration as barbaric while others recount flowers uprooted and soil carried away, urging action to protect the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Butte
Caitiff
Notice to Creditors Estate of Thomas Ford
Special administrator of the estate of Thomas Ford deceased announces creditors and claimants must file claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Address for notices: 209 Main Street Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Date May 7 19. Richard deB. Smith Special Administrator H. R. Whitehill Attorney for Special Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ford
Third Judicial District Court
Dber Lodge County
Montana
Main Street
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Deer Lodge
Richard Deb. Smith
H. R. Whitehill
Notice to Creditors of John W Murphy Estate
Administrator C A Pis invites all creditors and claimants of John W Murphy to present their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims must be filed at 12 Mast Park Avenue, Anaconda, Deer Lodge County, Montana. Dated May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Murphy
Mast Park Avenue
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
Ihe
Murder or marriage on Hickory street near Park avenue
A woman and a male companion argued on Hickory Street near the Montana hotel at 1W o'clock in the evening. She cried You coward and threatened self harm or murder over an unclear marriage dispute. The scene ended with fear and questions about a possible crime or wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Street
Park Avenue
Montana Hotel
Anaconda Aerie No 18 Seeks Full Attendance Tonight
Anaconda aerie No 18 meets in Standard hall with FRANK A. DAILEY as president. A full attendance is desired due to important business to be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Aerie No. 18
Standard Hall
Frank A. Dailey
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Tours Promote Summer Trains
Tourist tickets on sale after June 1 cover Chautauqua Lake Niagara Falls St. Lawrence River White Mountains and Atlantic coast resorts. A summer edition of Book of Trains with specimen tours is available free on request. The 26 hour Boston train is now in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Chautauqua Lake
Niagara Falls
St. Lawrence River
White Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Book of Trains
W. RB
Hutter
N. W
Pp. A
J. E. Hull
P. A
Madicott Arcade
St. Paul
F. M. Byron
G. Ww. A
Chicago
Hygienic marriage debate spurs calls for limits on unions
European legislators and leading physicians discuss Dr Hegars proposal to ban marriage for individuals with deformities diseases or infectious blood conditions to protect future generations. Critics warn of rights infringements but proponents liken it to careful breeding and public welfare amid moral and religious objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Europe
Deutsche Revue
Hegar
Dr. Hegar
Michigan
France
M. Bariie
Pardons Granted For Firpo And Darling In Montana
Montana state board of pardons set June 4 1900 to hear petitions for A L Firpo and William H Darling after the governor pardoned them for first degree burglary in Deer Lodge County. Notice to interested parties to attend at the capitol office, with publication in Anaconda Standard on May 21 and May 28 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
State Board of Pardons
A. L. Firpo
William H. Darling
Montana
Arthur L. Firpo
Deer Lodge
Anaconda Standard
Anaconda
County of
State of Montana
JT. W. Poindexter, Jr
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Anaconda News
Ghim
Syvindells
Washington Market
E. Park Ave
Catholic Club
Knobs O’ Tennessee
Horsethief
Park
Northern Indiana Norral University
Valparaiso
Monical
W.W. C. Dillon
Northern Pacific
Danville
Ill
George Scales
Horace Kelly
Rock Creek
McDaniels
Kelly
Cal
D. G. Brownell
Ofice and Stable
Rivet Street
C. A. Pis
John W Murphy
M. A. McEvily
Sress Ginghams
Copper City Commercial Co
Anderson
M. A. McLaughlin
First
Columbia Streets
Seattle
Wash
The
Northwest
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