Memorial Day Honors In Anaconda For Fallen Soldiers
Memorial Day exercises in Anaconda honored veterans from three wars with a large crowd, flowers on graves, and a cross monument at the cemetery. The parade followed Main, Commercial, Chestnut, Park, and Cherry streets to the burial ground, where the G A R led solemn services and a crowd sang America after wreaths were laid and taps sounded.
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Anaconda
Littl Brown Button
Meade
Gettysburg
Grant
Vicksburg
San Fernando
Caloocan
Grand Army
Montana
Jack White
J. Schiffman
Frank Foley
George D. Brown
John Smith
James Casey
Alfred Cullett
John J. Turner
Frank Corrigan
Grand Army of the Republic
Knights of Pythias
Main
Commercial
Gaston Commercial
Chestnut
Park
Fourth Street
Fourth
Cherry Street
Cherry
Cemetery Road
John Marchion
Alfred Brown
RE. Shade
Comratdes
America
George Spier
Margaret Theater
Memorial Exercises Highlight G A R Veterans Tributes
Memorial exercises held at the Margaret Theater honor fallen comrades from Gettysburg to Antietam. Comrade Roger Edwards presided as Dr. A B Martin of Deer Lodge and other guests praised valor, Arlington’s memory, and the enduring symbol of the flag and veterans’ sacrifices.
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Margaret Theater
Women's Relief Corps
Margaret Theater Orchestra
America
Roger Edwards
Rome
A. B. Martin
Montana College
Deer Lodge
Grand Army of the Republic
Gettysburg
Potomac
Lee
Lawton
Philippines
Arlington
Memorial Day Observance Honors Union Heroes
A Memorial Day program honors fallen Civil War and Spanish American War veterans. The crowd rose for The Star Spangled Banner as Adjutant Waterbury read dead and living rolls, listing names from Montana and First Montana volunteers, with prayers and songs marking the nation’s unity and tribute.
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J. J. McGuinness
John Hallahan
Phil Turner
Grand Army of the Republic
America
Sumpter
Maine
Havana
Arres
Spain
South Africa
Miles
Lee
Shafter
Joe Wheeler
Virginia
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Man la
Gridley
Bradley
Wallace
Drennan
Tilly
French
Company K
Company M
Michael Henry
Anaconda
J. J. Campbell
Montana
Casey
Caloocan
Adjutant Waterbury
George T. Meade
James Campibell
Caleb Irvine
John Berry
W.W. R. Collins
Abraham Decker
J. J. Hopkins
Archibald Lingo
William McNnery
A. P. Stevens
A. S. Stevens
Co. Mu
Harry Archibald
Charles Murphy
William Mietscheke
David Silver
John A. Saxton
Michael Corrigan
James Kennedy
Charles Kaiser
Thomas Scallon
Robert Lennington
Messrs
Martz
Thomas
Pickell
Davis
Lincoln
Gettysburg
The
National Cemetery
Miss Redmond
Messrs. Martz and
Lyman
Alfred Brown
Mother’s Story Prompts Lydia Pinkham Letter
A Macon Georgia mother reports her nineteen year old daughter’s heavy menstrual flow for three months and poor response to doctors. After starting Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound the daughter’s health improves and menses become regular and painless, with praise for the remedy.
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Dean
Pink Ham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Matilda A. Camp
Manchester Mill
Macon, Ga
Dissolution of Frank Foskett & Co Partnership
Frank Foskett and Leopold F. Schmidt announce the dissolution of the partnership Frank Foskett & Co by mutual consent. They thank patrons for past support and sign off as Foskett and Schmidt.
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Frank Foskett
Leopold F. Schmidt
Anaconda, Mont
Marble near Anaconda promises new state industry
T. S. Grant and C. A. O'Brien locate a large crystalized marble ledge about nine miles up the west canyon near Anaconda. They report a 1500 by 600 foot claim, with marble of superior texture and polish, promising an important local industry and prosperity for the city.
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T. S. Grant
C. A. O'Brien
Anaconda
United States
West Canyon
Messrs Grant and
O'Brien
Standard Office
Fare and admissions for park baseball games
Fare from Anaconda to Mountain View park and return is 25 cents for baseball games or picnics. Admission to the ball game costs 50 cents. Children pay 25 cents.
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Anaconda
Mountain View Park
Bids Sought for Anaconda Copper Mining Works
Sealed bids due June 4 1900 at the Anaconda Copper Mining Co reduction works Anaconda Montana for excavation of about 100000 yards and masonry of 25000 yards plans and specifications on file in the engineering office Contractors must furnish bonds equal to 20 percent of the estimated value of the work The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids Signed Anaconda Copper Mining Co
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Barlow's Minstrels at Margaret Theater Tonight
The renowned Barlow's Minstrels perform at the Margaret Theater this evening in a large program of high quality vocalists and specialties. A street parade of the company is planned for today.
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Barlow
Margaret Theater
Butte Anaconda Pacific Railway to Hold Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of stockholders of the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Company will be held at the company office in Anaconda Montana on Tuesday June 5 1999 at 1 o clock p m P M Halloran secretary to elect directors and transact other business.
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Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway Company
Anaconda
Mont
P. M. Halloran
Dissolution of partnership between Frank and Collins firm
The partnership between H. L. Frank and J. V. Collins is dissolved by mutual consent. Collins will continue the business of the late firm, collect debts due, and pay all debts of the late firm.
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J. V. Collins
H. L. Frank
V. Collins
They Walked Home
A young iron molder at the manufactory contemplates the stubborn harshness of life and the iron discipline of labor as dusk falls over the town. His reflections hint at resilience amid factory routine and uncertain futures.
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The
Fewndry
Hamilton excursion tickets offer for Copper City Limited
A report notes a young man and companions on a buggy ride ending with a crash near a slaughter house after losing interest in the horse. It then lists Hamilton excursion tickets: a $10.00 ticket for the Copper City Limited sold on Wednesdays and Saturdays with limits and a $20.00 ticket sold daily for seven days, both including board and lodging at Ravalli hotel.
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Hamilton
Copper City Limited
Ravalli Hotel
Butte Visitors Attend Anaconda Ball Game
Anaconda welcomed several hundred visitors from Butte for a ball game and social visit. Notables include Butte club treasurer Charles H. Lane and directors Ben Calkins C D French J E B McCormick Mose Rafferty. Helena visitor Dan Regan eyed the Helena Anaconda series forthcoming.
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Anaconda
Butte
Charles H. Lane
Butte Ball Club
Ben Calkins
C. D. French
J. EB. McCormick
Mose Rafferty
Butte Club
J E. C. Penfield
J. S. Cohen
K. Read
F. Beamer
Joe Fleming
Gertrude O'Donnell
Clara Shubert
Annie Mason
McDonald
Annie McDonald
Nettie O' Donnell
Leary
R. A. Leroux
Dick Starr
Great Northern Express Company
Will Bickenbach
George Parker
Mountain View
Dan Regan
Helena
Two Pioneers Gone in Deer Lodge Valley Death Notices
Mrs. May A. Goodman sister of H. H. Eccleston and Mrs. Eli Gregson died at her Gregson Springs home aged 52. Funeral today from the late residence with Rev Frank Minnick officiating. Interment in the cemetery south of Gregson Springs. On May 23 Mrs. Silvan Vitono died at Tobacco Plains after settling near French Crossing in 1873 and living among Deer Lodge valley pioneers.
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May A. Goodman
H. H. Eccleston
Eli Gregson
Gregson Springs
French Gulch
Montana
Frank Minnick
Christian Church of
Tobacco Plains
Silvan Vitono
Deer Lodge Valley
Vitono
French Crossing
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Anaconda Standard Promises Local News and Illustrations
The Anaconda Standard markets itself as delivering local news statewide and engaging illustrations daily. It emphasizes a broad spectrum of stories and visual content in its continued publication.
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Anaconda Standard
Edwards Daughter Weds In El Paso Union
The wedding of C. W. Edwards and Miss Nina M. Barron took place at Mrs. Rose Keating’s residence on San Francisco street with Judge A. W. Spencer officiating. The bride is an artist of Houston and the groom, formerly with El Paso Smelting Works, recently returned from Montana mining ventures. The couple will reside in El Paso for the present.
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el Paso
Texas
W. R. H. Edwards
Anaconda
Rose Keating
San Francisco
A. W. Spencer
C. W. Edwards
Nina M. Barron
Houston
Edwards
Montana
Barron
Train Schedule Between Twin Cities and Chicago
Night departures from Minneapolis at 10 5 p m and St Paul at 11 25 p m arrive in Milwaukee by 10 45 a m and Chicago by 1 00 p m Fine sleepers and coaches through to Chicago.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Chicago
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R. de B. Smith
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Point A
Esprit
Point Venice
Rennaissman
Duchesse
Escurial
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Vo Chang
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Copper City Commercial Co
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