Powell Out Of Anaconda Versus Butte Game In Ill Health
Powell will not play today due to illness while Tommy Lloyd grieves his mother and may join if better. Anaconda hosts Butte in game two of a four game series at Mountain View park with grandsstand work underway and trains arranged for fans.
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Tommy Lloyd
Buite
Anaconda
Mountain View Park
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Grim
Deisel
Hughes
Schill
Lynch
Swindells
Flynn
McHale
Tommy Tloyod
Butte
Cavanaugh
Thieleman
Eddie Burke
Clair Williams
Helena
Mountain View Park Game Schedule Note
On May 30 a game is called for 3 p.m. Trains depart the depot at 1 30 p m 2 p m 2 30 p m 8 p m and 3 30 p m Returning trains leave the park immediately after the game Fare round trip for children Detained wording indicates a park event and transportation details.
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Mountain View Park
Depot
Park
She Children
Annual meeting of stockholders of Butte Anaconda Pacific
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Butte Anaconda Pacific railway company will be held at the company office in Anaconda Montana on Tuesday June 5 1900 at 1 o clock pm. P M Halloran secretary.
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Butte, Anaconda
Barlow's Minstrels to Play at Margaret Theater
Amusements brief notes that Barlow's Minstrels appear tomorrow evening at the Margaret theater. The company is described as unusually strong with many notable vocalists and specialty performers who have drawn favorable notices in previous venues.
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Barlow's Minstrels
Margaret Theater
Anaconda Lodge 22 to Review Decoration Day Ceremony
Members of Anaconda lodge No. 22 are asked to meet at their hall at 1 o'clock in the afternoon to take part in the Decoration Day ceremony. Recorder F F Wheeler and John Marchion, M W, are noted in the notice as organizers.
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Anaconda Lodge No. 22
F. EF. Wheeler
John Marchion
M. W
Improved Order of Red Men
Friendship Hall
H. W. Harrity
FOSKETT HOME SOLD FOR 3600 DOLLARS IN ANACONDA BUY
The Fourth and Elm residence, long owned by Frank Foskett, sold yesterday through R de B Smith for 3600 dollars before the Foskett family moved to Seattle. The sale follows plans to build a large new smelting plant in Anaconda. Real estate agents note rising inquiries after the Standard reported the plant plans.
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Fourth and
Elm Streets
Frank Foskett
Seattle
R. de B. Smith
Foskett
Anaconda
Standard
Mountain View Park Baseball Fare Details
Fare from Anaconda to Mountain View park and return is 25 cents for baseball games or picnics. Admission to ball game is 59 cents, children 25 cents.
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Anaconda
Mountain View Park
Bids Sought for Anaconda Copper Mining Plant Works
Sealed bids due June 4 1900 at the Anaconda Copper Mining Co reduction works Anaconda Montana for new works plans on file in the engineering office. Project includes about 100000 yards of excavation and 25000 yards of masonry with bonds for 20 percent. Company may reject any or all bids.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Joe Argold Free From Reform School
John Argold an Austrian youth sent to reform school last August from Anaconda has won release after his family fought the case. In district court yesterday Judge Napton overruled County Attorney Duffy's demurrer and granted liberty.
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John Argold
Reform School
Anaconda
Napton
Duffy
Court orders boy released and case dismissed in land dispute
Justice orders the boy freed to his parents after petition for release. Don Hayes vs Miles Cavanaugh is dismissed by Judge Napton with costs taxed to Hayes. Dispute centers on a land sale Hayes opposed to Cavanaugh’s Northern Pacific purchase.
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Don Hayes
Miles Cavanaugh
Napton
Cavanaugh
Northern Pacific Railway
Hayes
Trains Schedule for Return After Game
Trains depart the depot at 1 50 p m and 2 30 p m with a 3 p m option after the game. Returning trains leave the park immediately after the event. Round trip fare is 25 cents. children discount available.
Diverse Local Advertisements and Notices Across Town
City ice and flower shops advertise delivery and fresh flowers with Walkup s and Greig s offering ice orders. A 50c chance on a 100 prize, Elks and Red Men gatherings noted along with saloon raffles and room rental in Standard building. Railroad sleeping car service cited, and a long list of readers and visitors from multiple cities noted.
Dissolution of Co- partnership Between Frank and Collins
Co partnership dissolved by mutual consent. J V Collins will continue the business, collect all debts due to the late firm, and pay all debts of the late firm. Signed H L Frank and J V Collins.
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J. V. Collins
H. L. Frank
Frank Foskett
Leopold F. Schmidt
Memorial Day Observed With Veterans Parade
Memorial Day activities will close public offices and many stores. The parade forms at 1 p m south of Park avenue on Main street led by the Grand Army of the Republic and proceeds to the city cemetery for graveside ceremonies. Also joining are Confederate Veterans, returned volunteers, the K of P and Red Men.
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Anaconda
Park Avenue
Main Street
Grand Army of the Republic
Main
Commercial
Chestnut
Park
City Cemetery
Margaret Theater
K. of P
Red Men
Basin and Bay State Mining talks and local activity
Special Correspondence reports George Henry Hewitt of Springfield visiting Basin and Bay State Mining to assess export and lease options. He adds possible lease offers for the smelter mill and mine, with Heinze interests among bidders. F. C. Berendes sold Homestake shares to a Heinze-representative for $30,000. Dailey Bros. & Robertson advance machinery at Wickes and plan to reach 100 feet below the tunnel level where high grade copper ore was formerly taken.
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Standard
Boulder
Basin and Bay State Mining Company
George Henry Hewitt
Springfield
Mass
Basin
Heinze
F.C. Berendes
Basin and Bay State
Park Canyon
Butte
Glass Bros
Dailey Bros. & Robertson
Wickes
Careless Small Boy Starts Fire on Chestnut Street
Yesterday morning at 9 at 405 Chestnut Street Mrs. Clement St. Jean’s son sparked small fire with matches. Flames damaged two rooms and furniture. total house damage about 30 dollars. Charles Guilhault owns the house which is insured. contents not insured. John Smith the dog catcher organized a bucket brigade until the fire department arrived.
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Clement St. Jean
Chestnut Street
Charles Guilhault
Partnership Dissolution Notice and Copper City Limited Tickets
Frank Foskett and Leopold F. Schmidt announce the dissolution of Frank Foskett & , effective immediately. They thank patrons for past support. Also announced are Hamilton excursion tickets for the Copper City Limited: a $20.00 daily ticket with board and lodging at Ravalli hotel, Hamilton, valid seven days, and a special Wednesday Saturday sf ticket for the Copper City Limited with limited travel.
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Hamilton
Copper City Limited
Copper City
Ravalli Hotel
A Pleasant Drive to Three-Mile House East of Anaconda
For a nice drive or bicycle ride, go out to the Three-Mile house, east of Anaconda on Stuart road.
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Anaconda
Stuart Road
Advertising cuts catalog by Standard Publishing Co
A listing of ad and illustration cuts offered by Standard Publishing Company with a note that correspondence is solicited.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda Standard Sees Value in Local and State News
The Anaconda Standard promotes its daily mix of local and state news with strong illustrations, promising comprehensive coverage and engaging reporting for readers seeking a complete newspaper experience.
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Anaconda Standard
Philipsburg High School graduation held in crowded McDonald opera house
The third annual Philipsburg High School commencement was Friday May 25 at the McDonald opera house. A packed audience witnessed class members Caroline Corneil Fen Fahy Marion Durfee and Roderick McKenzie deliver orations while D F E Sanders addressed trained teachers. Diplomas were awarded by A T Dearborn amid discussion of the county democratic primaries set for June 16 and a county convention June 19 to choose delegates for the state meeting in Butte.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Philipsburg High School
McDonald Opera House
Mary Smith
DL. E. Sanders
Dillon
Little Mary Collins
Professor Westphal
J. H. Williams
Lady Bird
Miss Gambell
Walter W. Kroger
Littl Mary Huffman
Joseph Pardee
Messrs. Lucas
Beley
Quincy
Abbey
Caroline Corneil
Fen Fahy
Marion Durfee
Roderick McKenzie
D. FE. Sanders
State Normal
A. T. Dearborn
Board of Trustees
Supreme Court
Granite County Democrat Central Committee
Peter Gallagher
George A. Cartier
Marriage in Montana as Edward Lannen Dew and Neal Mc Donald unite
Edward Lannen Dew and Neal Mc Donald wed on a May Saturday at the bride's sister Mrs. Butler's home with Rev. J.B. Butler officiating. The bride teaches in city schools. the groom works for Granite Smetall Mining. The issue also notes graduation events, visits, and local notices from Deer Lodge and Granite counties.
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Firemen’s Hall
Kaiser House
William Loughrin
Butte
Alee
Len R. Hoss
Drummond
Robert
Missoula
Langdon
Clinton
Towa
Miss Wolf
Deer Lodge County
Granite County
Granite
Joseph Bradshaw
Bessie Rust
Lillie Corneil
Werner Ziegler
Granite-Bimetallic Mining Company
M. C. Ryan
New Chicago
Thomas Fahy
Mary
Nan
Willow Creek
Ellen Fahy
Fred Baxter
Porter School
Gussie Batlard
Gallatin Valley
J. A. Smith
Shull
John Cole
Garnet Mining News
Walalla Clark
Deer Lodge
Burks- Gambell
Irvine
Schilling
Mining Markets News In Anaconda Standard
For reliable mining news stock quotations and markets subscribe to the Anaconda Standard for comprehensive coverage of the world’s financial and commodity trends.
Denver Pioneer Scout Christie Recalls Frontier Days
Charles Christie, veteran scout and plainsman now retired in Denver, receives a letter from J A Gilbert of Cadmus Kansas recounting the early 1870s and Colorado conflicts with Indians and other frontier dangers. Gilbert, once an actor, notes their 30 year friendship. Christie’s career began in 1850 with the American Fur Company and includes government scouting exploits.
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Denver News
Charles Christie
J. A. Gilbert
Gilbert
Cadmus
Kan
Christie
Colorado
Denver
American Fur Company
Man Returns To Smoking After Honeymoon Prank
An Indianapolis clerk recounts how his two week marriage led to a public joke by coworkers. They smoked cigars to tempt him, he relapsed after his wife visited, lamenting the temptation and the weight of the habit. He resolves to endure but resumes smoking.
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Indianapolis
Charles
Horses Converted to Soup or Sausage During Siege
During the Ladysmith siege in the campaign, 4 000 horses from the cavalry brigade were turned into soup or sausages within a single month.
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Ladysmith
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Anaconda News
Thieleman and Cavanaugh
Powell
A. Co, UL. W
Baseball Mountain View Park
Joe Argold Free
Feout
Tolan Co.'s
Greig's
McGinley
Walkup’s
Crystal Ice Company
J. M. Simpson
Park Ave
the Elks
P. B. Snelson
Ed Seharnikow
Democratic Central Committee
The
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
East Third Street
M. J. Fitzpatrick
Neal McGinty
B. McGinty
Bitter Root Stock Farm
Dolan& Hamill
Court House
A. A. Walkup
R. S
A. Sloan
Montana
E. Fi. Nyhus
J. W. Carter
Sutte
E. Busette
Fr. H. Hansen
W. W. McDowell
Y. Warren
Warm Springs
C. Barbour
Rochester
E. A. Sherman
D. J. Hennessy
Charles P. Green
J. H. Vivian
George Symons
Thomas McTague
Andrew Urquhart
Hassel
T. F. Baylis
Omaha
W. A. Trephagan
San Francisco
George HB. Parker
J. F. Smith
Kalispell
W. A. Walker
D. J. Regan
Philipsburg Notes
Havana
I. A. Heilbronner Cigar Co. Distributors
Butte, Montana
Colonel Carpenter
Beecher Island
Forsythe
Louis A. McLaughlin
Mooranha Charley
Roman Nose Charley
McLaushlin
Custer
Sheridan
Johnny 8Still
Tran
Jack Corbin
Jack
Fort Harker
Medicine Lodge
Ellsworth
Commercial House
Valenciennes
Point d’Esprit
Point Venice
Copper City Commercial Co
Dr. McLaughlin
M. A. McLaughlin
Orner First
Columbia Streets
Wash
Northwest
Mae
Olor
Cuis
Tlivstratey
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