Intense interest in Sunday’s Mines league baseball clash
The town buzzes over the Angdes and Clarks as leaders in the Mines league race. A Sunday showdown may decide the pennant with Anodes needing a win to stay ahead. a loss could force a tiebreaker with Monday games looming. Weather notes report a high of 88 and a low of 49.
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Mines Teague
Angdes
Anaconda
A.C. M
Cole-Pitts
Butte
Eas
Frank Kennedy
Pensions Granted As Court Dismisses Several Actions
In district court Judge Winston granted one divorce dismisses two cases and sets hearings for three others. The mothers' pension was approved. A Beal versus McGregor suit was dismissed without prejudice after a deed dispute over a half-interest in a Nora quartz lode mining claim. Other cases including A N McKay v Campball and Dunnigan v Grant v Ryan were dismissed or set for Sept. 10. Divorce by default granted to Arthur Fritz against Ethel Fritz.
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Stewart and
Knight
C. L. Beal
IC. M. McGregor
McGregor
Nora
Beal
A. N. McKay
Coll Campball
A.M .W. H. Dunnigan
Victor Grant
T. F. Ryan
Arthur J. Fritz
Ethel Fritz
Mrs Muller Rites Held For Anaconda Resident
Mrs Muller died yesterday at St Ann's hospital after months of illness. Born in Buffalo in 1885, she was 48 and moved to Anaconda 14 years ago. Survived by her husband and two children Robert 13 Ruth B. 9, plus two brothers and two sisters. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at 619 Cherry Street under Theosophist Society auspices with B Catlin officiating.
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St Ann's Hospital
Muller
Buffalo
Anaconda
Robert
Ruth B
Cherry Street
The
Theosophist Society
B. Catlin
Pastor Lutheran Church Attends Helena Meet
The Rev H Collander of the Swed ish Lutheran Zion church and choir member will attend the L L convention of the Lutheran church with singing duties at services tomorrow. Members Ruby Derg Mrs Gerald Nagle Miss M Her in Esther Swanson Werning are named. There will be no regular Sunday services at the Lutheran church tomorrow.
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Swedish Lutheran Zion Church
Lutheran Church
Mins Ruby
Derg
Gerald Nagle
M. Herin
Disturbance charge fines and city jail for violator
A woman was fined 25 dollars after pleading guilty to a disturbance at a lodging house on East Park Avenue. John Menahan, charged with vagrancy, was fined 20 dollars and given 90 days in county jail, suspended if he left the city but he remained and is jailed. Local high school alumni plan a Washoe park dance as students prepare to depart for colleges. Washoe Specials edged Sixth Street Juniors 3 to 2 in a tight game at the city common.
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John Menahan
Rydberg and
Sullivan
Guindon
Wilsh
Cedar_street grounds
He ‘Condo
Washoe Park
Washoes
Washoe ‘Specials
Sixth Street
Woods
Laughlin
Houlihan
Gevall
Anaconda News in Brief Highlights Local Visits and Events
Anaconda brief notes numerous residents traveling or visiting friends, including Verberckmoes optician listing, Miss Fanny Griffith departing for Los Angeles, Stewart Ainslie returning from Salt Lake, and Miss Teresa McDonald visiting Berkeley. Labor Day plans promise a grand prize ball at Washoe Park plus small bills for details.
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Salt Lake
J. G. Dunlap
Elizabeth Luckiin
Ted Martin
Dillon
Annie Sutherland
Toronto
New York
L. B. Bentley
Sheridan
Wyo
Anaconda
Washoe Park
West
Florence Hay
Butte
Teresa McDonald
Berkeley
Cal
Pauls School to Open September 10 After Delay
St Pauls parish school will be ready for occupancy on Monday September 10 with a large anticipated enrollment. Delays pushed back interior completion from September 3 to a week later while floors are being laid. The model building features copper shingles and is praised by observers as a landmark in the city.
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St. Paul's
Story Hour Opens At Baptist Church With Fifty Attendee
Eighty five children attended the first session of the story hour at the Baptist church yesterday. Under Pastor Rev J Park the program included a processional flag salute patriotic anthem scripture reading missionary offering prayer and story telling. Twenty five new names were added to the registration list. A large man was drawn for the story telling activity and an attendance award was promised for regular weekly sessions.
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J. &. Park
Mrr
Park
Moller
At Ann
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