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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1901
Page
3
Missoula overwhelmed Anaconda Juniors 20 to 2 in the opening baseball game at Mountain View park. Buckley pitched for Missoula and weakened Anaconda after the fifth inning while Emmet held early until long hits sealed the visitors’ big win. Dickey Knox umpired.
Special Dispatch reports two seven inning games at Gregson Springs with Jimmy Johnson’s team beating Hugh Daly’s 21 to 19 while Daly’s side won 21 to 9 in the other. About 500 spectators, many from Butte, saw a fine day with a late shower.
The annual meeting of stock holders of the Butte Anaconda & Pacific Railway will be held at the company office in Anaconda Montana on Tuesday June 4 1901 at 1 o clock p m The meeting is for election of a board of directors for the ensuing year and for other business that may come before it P M Halloran Secretary.
Unclaimed letters advertised for the week ending May 25 at Anaconda post office include Franklin Bertrand Frank Bishop Matt Barnes T W Burke Frank Carrig Ovila Cheff George Clinton Alva Cook Frank Cook J T Connors L N Conley John Corrigan Leonard Uts A H Dahlberg James Daly Charles Dolan James Dagan Sig Wide Charles English Jake Fathom George Fraintson Celestino Frugal John Ghgnn Mike Gillan J H Graff Mr Gagegioni Matthew Heaphy Ed Heafey L Jacobson Andrew Robson Peter Jackson H Joiner James King Oskar Sandholm George Leance James Lydon Horace Martin L D Maguire Dave MacKay John McLarty William McNamara Charles Nelson Mr and Mrs Nichols T Nishi Edward OBrien Louis R Porter Victor Putty Tom Reiley John Rosa F B Russell Joseph Sawdon Teradolf Skog Arthur Smith W A Stanchfield Ralph Stanton W Stotz Heron Terrice R A Walton Charles
Foreign and domestic recipients named in a city letter advertisement call for responders. The notice lists multiple women and men including Mrs Maggie Cunningham and John Graham, with a prompt to say advertised when calling. Postal official J C English signs as P M.
Garry Nugent seeks a masculine name for a Shetland pony colt left by a dog and pony show. He considered Mamie Nellie Birdie and Babe but the foal is a colt. The owner Johnny Mc Murray has not claimed it, so Nugent cares for the youngster and asks for suggestions. The pony grows fat and healthy under his care despite milk amounts and odd offers of a baby carriage.
Fourteen pieces in black and blue American doeskin and English worsted suiting are available blue clay diagonal and blue imported diagonal fabric. Made up as you wish for 25.00 a suit by Thueson at 504 East Park.
Local ads promote new corsets cigar and ice cream at Strain's with spring styles and reduced prices. Decoration Day events at Turner hall include a Peters party May 30 with dancing. Also notices funeral for Leo F. Connelly and upcoming field day by the Woman's Literary club at Mountain View park.
Leo F. Connelly aged 15 months died at 1 30 am yesterday at 517 Chestnut street from pneumonia. The funeral today will be attended by hundreds of friends. Several relatives and friends from Chicago St Louis Missoula Butte and other cities are listed in the notice.
John Swanson was arrested by Officer Barkovich in Mainville early yesterday on disturbing the peace and assaulting a district woman. A second detainee, listed as John Doe, was too intoxicated for identification by Officer Shmoltz. Both await Police Judge Yayes.
Meyers offers bargains on new and second hand pianos at 114 West Park Avenue with showrooms for home music lovers.
Veterans of the Philippine Insurrection and the Grand Army of the Republic attended services at St. Pauls and First Methodist Church. Rev. E G Cattermole and Rev. Father Blaere delivered sermons honoring the dead and linking patriotism with faith as children presented bouquets to the veterans.
Memorial day events outline a 10 am parade from Main Street through Fourth Street and Park to the cemetery. G A R committees organize duties with Captain Hallahan marshal and aides Waterbury and Greenan. The procession includes high school artillery, Thomas Seallon post, Uniform Rank of Knights of Pythias, schoolchildren, and fire departments with minute guns and Gettysburg address readings.
Thomas Welsh 31 a native of Texas but long a cattleman around Miles City and Billings died of pneumonia at St. Ann's hospital after a week illness. He lived with Mr and Mrs C A Dobbs at 221 Chestnut street Anaconda and worked at the converters. He spoke little of his kin while alive.
One night weekly rental of a large hall disponibile in the Standard building with inquiries directed to the Standard office.
In Dezell's cemetery case Mrs. T V Luxton lost $10 worth of plants placed on a grave and others were stolen. The community denounces the act as ghoulish and a reward is offered for the thief or thieves. Public wrath and call for justice follow this theft at the parked plots.
London traders face ongoing Northern Pacific jitters as the stock exchange limits buying in NP shares to June 10 and home markets drift. Bears may have had more grace than expected while a Brighton and South Coast share corner draws broker attention. French bank balances hint at a heavily oversubscribed Russian loan, with another loan feared within six months.
A teenaged boy described as a tourist without money or plans is housed in the city jail by police. He is not a prisoner but is kept off the streets to prevent mischief. The bright youth, about 14 or 15, was born in England and has wandered the country for years.
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