Memorial Day Observed at Hill Cemeteries in Anaconda
Memorial day ceremonies were held quietly in Anaconda with a small procession from Main street to Hill cemetery. John W. James delivered the day’s address as veterans from Grand Army of the Republic and Spanish war veterans participated along with schoolchildren and Ladies auxiliary. Adjutant Waterbury read orders, the glee club sang, and a firing squad honored the fallen at Hill and Mount Carmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Main Street
Col. T. O'Leary
Post
Fourth
Sill Cemetery
Hill Cemetery
Waterbury
T O'Leary
Davidson
Glee Club
Mount Carmel
John W. James
Bach
Burglars Strike Shelby in Night Time Crews
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports burglars hit two Shelby locations last night forcing doors and stealing 35 pocket knives five or six rings a gold watch owned by John Fanqua and other items. The same door had been opened previously with watches taken and the safe blown but frightened away. Hobos on night trains suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Shelby
John Fanqua
West Butte
X. Matt Kassell
Daly & Aylward
Andy Jorgenson
William Bailey
Dolan Placed Under Arrest in Clothes Wringer Theft
Bozeman May 80 John Dolan was arrested by Chief E M Reynolds on petty larceny charges. Dolan, seen transferring a clothes wringer to a partner aiming to sell it, admits the theft but won t disclose the wringer s owner. The chief seeks to locate the rightful owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Bozeman
John Dolan
E. M. Reynolds
Dolan
Bozeman Fire Units Contain Freight Car Blaze
Special Dispatch reports Bozeman fire department twice in two days extinguished fires in freight cars. An early morning lumber car fire on a Gallatin Valley road side track followed a Sunday shingles car blaze in the Northern Pacific yard. Officials suspect incendiary origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley Road
Northern Pacific
Oily Waste Used to Start Fire in Boxed Car
Evidence shows oily waste was taken from a car box to ignite a fire. Damage reported as nominal with limited impact to the vehicle or surroundings.
Pat Sause Arrested After Knife Attack at Bar
Pat Sause is jailed on charges of attempting to stab bartender Julian Thies at a bar on Commercial Ave and Main St after entering without paying. Thies, rheumatic and frail, was forced to defend himself as Sause lunged, police led by Assistant Chief O'Brien took the suspect into custody. Earlier, Sause had a prior street brawl resulting in a stabbing incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Sause
Julian Thies
Thies
John Reese
Commercial Avenue
Main Street
Bause
Renee
Sause
O'Brien
Anaconda Red Men Triumph Over Deer Lodge in City Game
The Anaconda Red Men beat Deer Lodge 10 to 7 on the city common. Nepay starred with four hits including a three-bagger, while Parks and Warrens held the catching duties for the Red Men. Jensen started for Deer Lodge but exited after the fourth with eight runs in, Pelton finished and allowed only one run in five innings.
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Anaconda Red Men
Deer Lodge
Nepay
Cobb
Parks and Warrens
Lyons
Finnigan
Smith
Whalen
Riley
Speectators
Jensen
Indians
Pelton
Nolan
Finnegan
Warrens
Davidson
Gilmore
Stafford
Parks
Lee
Whaley
Woolman
Snyder
Rube
Polton
Ireland
Jack King
Brown
Jackson
Fischings
Knight
Wilcox
Coxey
Boya
Brogan
Logan
Roy
Coppo
Gilboy
Mint Adverts and Local Notices Lead City News
A collage of town items: shopping ads for the Mint and Vermillion’s, second-hand pianos for Schlappi, watches and repairs at Verberckmoes and Klein & Gotschl, and new management at the Silver hotel. Social notes, births, travel, church services, and a funeral announced. Malay states logging drives warn of forest clearance affecting potential pulp uses.
Anaconda Coping With Flag Rally Sparks Wild Game
Anaconda Copper Mining vs Boyd and Gilboy led to a chaotic struggle at Waste Park with umpire Coppo facing crowd ire over calls. Anaconda won 6 to 4 after a tense ninth inning rally as Slosser and Brogan made critical plays and Coppo struggled with close decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waste Park
Floto
Coppa
Boyd
Brown
Slosser
Brogan
Welty
Fred Merkle
Anaconda
James O'Neill
Jimmy
Sunshine
O'Brien
Gilboy
Kirstahler
Wilcox
Kirsahler
O'Neill
Coppo
McEachran
Trudeau
Schoen
Juvenile Baseball Scores From Goose and Deer Lodge
Barry and McCarthy combination led Goose to a 15 to 2 victory over Birch Street Sluggers with Scarry and Gilmore opposing. In Deer Lodge an Anaconda juvenile team lost 8 to 3, while Boy Scouts defeated Drummond Juniors 12 to 8 with Cummings and Morrison as Drummond’s battery and Stagg and Kantner for Deer Lodge.
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Barry
McCarthy
Birch Street Sluggers
Scarry
Gilmore
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Boy Scouts of the
Pioneer Town
Drummond
Stagg and Kantner
Cummings and
Morrison
The Regimental Ball at the Reel theater last night
A strong war picture titled The Regimental Ball was the feature number at the Reel theater last night. Rose of the Circus is a drama of merit with scenes from life of the sawdust and canvas. Two comedies were shown Mrs Faddleway on a Strike and The Elixir of Bravery. The illustrated song Peachy was performed by Miss Ethel Hope.
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Reel
Annual stockholders meeting of Butte Anaconda & Pacific Ry
The annual meeting to elect a board of directors and transact other business will be held at the company's office in Anaconda Montana on Tuesday June 6 1911 at 1 o'clock p m. P M Halloran secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Memorial Day Observed in Bozeman with Ceremonies
Memorial day was observed in Bozeman with all business houses closed and Main street adorned by flags. Show windows displayed numerous martial relics including Gen. L. S. Wilson’s swords uniforms and firearms. County Attorney Justin M. Smith delivered the keynote oration.
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Bozeman
District court adjourns session to tomorrow in Bozeman
Bozeman May 30 adjournment was taken in the district court until tomorrow.
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Standard
Bozeman
Tomor
Orrine Aid for Drinkers Promises Sobriety and Family Peace
Many wives wish for Orrine to curb alcohol harm at home. The program claims thousands restored to sobriety and work, with two forms a pill and a powder that can be given secretly. Priced at $1 a box, it urges readers to request a free booklet from Orrine Co in Washington D C and notes local availability at Smith Drug Co in Anaconda Montana and Newbro Drug Co in Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro Drug Co
Butte, and Smith Drug Co
Anaconda
Orrine
Orrine Co
Washington, D. C
Smith Drug Co
Mont
Corner Park
Main Street
Butte
Damage suit alleges NP brakeman clubbed rider near Bozeman
Theodore Renike sues Northern Pacific claiming he was struck in the head with a club by a brakeman while riding a freight train out of Bozeman over a year ago. He seeks 30000 dollars for the loss of a foot from the fall, with Judge Stewart presiding.
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Northern Pacific
Theodore Renike
Stewart
Benike
Bozeman
Aged Zebe Tart Dead at 87 in Billings
Zebe Tart aged 87 died at his son in law Frank Lee’s home at 404 South Thirty fourth Street yesterday from asthma. He had been awaiting arrangements to be taken to Minnesota for treatment when he suddenly suffocated. Undertaker Smith will send the body to Spring Valley Minnesota for interment.
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Standard Billings
Zebe Tart
Frank Lee
South Thirtyfourth Street
Tart
Minnesota
Smith
Spring Valley
Minn
Tulsa Sisters Ride 3000 Miles By Horse For Pleasure
Misses Dixie and Reddie Reynolds, aged 19 and 22, departed Tulsa yesterday on horseback for a 3000 mile journey. They ride cow ponies and plan to hunt and fish along the way. Their route starts from Kansas City then Denver, south through Arizona, returning via Texas.
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Tulsa
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Dixie
Reddie Reynolds
Kansas City
Denver
Arizona
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reel Theater
Tong Sd
Rose
Circus
Solax Company
Miss Ethel Hope
Dr. Lyon
K. D
Ansco
Park Avenue
P.ry
Anaconda News
Hill Cemeteries
Wales
O'Lears
James
Good Friend Clothing CO
Keppier Jewelry Co
RED Men
Mint
Sals
Vermillion’s
Ingersoll
Hammerslough’s
Verberckmoes
Klein & Gotschl
Silver Hotel
New
Mrs. J. J. Schwartz
R. W. Thomas
Three Forks
Joseph Ackerman
Great Falls
Sal
Knabe
West Sixth Street
KE. L. Jennings
City
E. J. Rinckel
FE. T. Mooney
William Gemmel
R. M
Frederick Sunden
East Seventh Street
Bert Greenwood
Charles Virden
Louis Dreibelbis
Lee Cohn
F. P. Goodnough
Tomah
Wis
J. W. Brackenbury
Harrisburg
of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
John King
Jay King
Edna Marsen
Mary Brennan
Washoe Park
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Lodge No. 6
Hillberg Studio
John Hillberg
William
Michael Shea
Ash Street
St. Peter's Church
John Ireland
Robert Jensen
T. Haron
Charles Flood
C. B. Joseph
A. G Carhard
Deer Lodges
James B. Donnelly
A. A. Dodger
Flag Guardians
Aconda
Coppe
Visitors
Katte Boys Sline
Brown Wi
Biffs
Boots
Sir J. O'Neill
King
Smeltz
McFachran
Anaconda Copper Mining
AB. R. H. PO
A.E
Csssee
Tremblay
Oliccessee
Teases
A Wilcox
Roya
P Eenseen
McKachran
Bittner
Hrogan
Downs
Royd
Manhattan
Sahin Richies
Shades
Copper City
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Manufacturers
Bonner, Montana
Western
Montana
United States Depository
A. Wolf
M.L. Gulden
Missoula
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Come R Tdolf
K. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
L. B. Funk
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
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