Garvin Beats Meflay In Tight Loss for Butte Tigers
Virgil Garvin pitched the win for Butte, beating Meflay at Ue Dall Park. Dellar and Shaw spark Butte's offense as Garvin drives across the decisive run in a hard fought game.
06 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1907
Page
1
Virgil Garvin pitched the win for Butte, beating Meflay at Ue Dall Park. Dellar and Shaw spark Butte's offense as Garvin drives across the decisive run in a hard fought game.
Bozeman defeats Butte 6 1 in the opening game of the series witnessed by about 700 fans. Wilson pitched well for Butte, McDonnell and Ash made notable plays, with Senter's sensational catch and strong Bozeman hitting delivering the win. Umpire was Staally of Butte.
Salvation Army reveals plans to establish six state and Idaho city headquarters in Butte with Adjutant Kuhn continuing leadership. Staff Captain and Mrs. Durrand of Chicago will oversee operations as Brigadier Jenkins arrives to install new officers. A charity sale is set for Sept 17 to 24, with funds promised by local businesspeople. The army appeals for clothing donations for recent detainees and those in need.
Entries include Odule Aly Panton Me Wat dinmy Bett and Nae 6 Keen with noted hounds Tyslog state Selene Sindy and Mayes era names. Card features multiple stakes matches, a busy programme, and a meeting that elected Tan my Andross with Billy Hancock as at that time.
Heavy rain drenched Park Canyon four miles southeast of Rudle washing silt and sand along tracks. Cahumhta gardens line suffered washout, trains halted for hours, while balloon ascension by Odell was postponed. Children enjoyed the day at the resort until the weather changed.
The city council postpones sewer construction from Orr to Bult Streets awaiting condemnation actions on two blocks and right of way disputes. A county grant proposal for road equipment is sent to committee. Police report notes deaths and $130 in fines collected. The fiscal year levy remains unchanged from last year.
Mrs. Ang ie Besant world president of the Theosophical Society sails today from London to join a convention in Chicago on September 13. She plans three lectures before the gathering opens and bids reports of opposition in the United States. Besant, once a noted thinker in America, writes on supernatural religions and now bases in India as a center of mystic beliefs.
A movement to establish a regional exposition was launched in St Paul at a meeting of Minnesota Territorial Frontier Association and allied groups. Backers claim the Southwest currently dominates Northwest in advertising access, and the proposed fair would showcase regional resources benefiting the county and area economies.
About a hundred veterans of the famed Bloody Ninth Missouri Cavalry Regiment assemble in Moberly for their annual reunion. The unit served in nearly all Civil War campaigns and earned the sobriquet Bloody Ninth for its bravery and bloodshed in battles.
Special Correspondence of the Standard Dillon notes a marriage issued yesterday uniting Ellis TR Bike and Miss Catherine Brady of Twin Bridges. The report mentions George P. Hughes returning home from Wanita for winter plans, with Hughes & Be Caleb involved. meanwhile Mrs Hughes will stay in Kansas for the season. The item also covers a local business transfer and new ownership at a St. Paul Minnesota address, with the den to be known as Nason thereafter.
The Beaverhead County treasurer reports for the quarter ending September 1 show ending balance on May 1 of 7 1024. The quarter receipts total 42 592 18. Disbursements for the quarter amount to 1697 06, leaving an balance of 25 612 23.
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