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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1900
Page
7
Butte items detail rent pianos, school openings, notable visitors, X ray exams, and travel updates. Railways announce weekend round trips and through sleepers. local court fines and arrests are listed alongside annual Merrill Consolidated report figures. A glowing note extols Gregson Springs baths and amenities.
The Thompson Investment Co advertises open hours until midnight for convenience of increased trade. It promotes Denver & Rock Island mining stock at 25 cents per share, claiming rapid development and potential rise to 50 cents. Offices listed at 15 West Broadway, Butte.
In a silver lead proposition of high grade, the Montana Summit Mining Company solicits investment for its Summit mine. Officials announce at Thompson Investment Co. offices located at 15 West Broadway Butte. R G Belden serves as Corresponding Secretary.
One month old William J. L. Cavanaugh died yesterday at his parents residence 20 East Woolman. The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 p.m.
The Delineator and the Designer magazines are available at the P. N. news stand today making style advice and home design tips accessible to readers.
Anaconda defeats Butte 3 to 2 in a pitching duel led by Carter as Anderson's spectacular catch highlights a tight nine inning contest. Beville scatters hits and Butte rallies late but falls just short with the decisive plays coming from Anaconda's defense and timely hitting.
Philadelphia wins at home with 2,212 in attendance. Final score shows Chicago struggling as Frazer Bernhard and Mc Farland lead for Philadelphia while Callahan Donahue and Dexter contribute on defense. Umpire Emalre.
Brooklyn report notes Pittsburgs played superb defence behind pitcher Leever and won easily with 1400 in attendance. Batteries were Leever and Zieamet Kennedy Kitson and Farrell. Umpire O Day.
In Great Falls on Sept 6 Helena and Great Falls traded hits and runs with Davis and Tredway pitching for the Indians and Biscuit Shooters. Umpire Challis from Grand Forks was challenged repeatedly, with many wrangles. final score showed Helena ahead early but Great Falls rallying to a 14 to 7 victory after an eighth inning burst.
The New York and St. Louis teams produced a weak showing with St Louis taking an early lead and holding it. Attendance was about 1,900 with shaky play and unclear final score details. Batteries listed include Sudhoff Robinson and teammates Gaffney officiating.
In Cleveland Cleveland 4 Minneapolis ? At Buffalo Buffalo 5 Milwaukee 4. In Indianapolis first game Indianapolis 2 Chicago ? Second game Indianapolis 7 Chicago 11. In Detroit first game Detroit 2 Kansas City 1. Second game Detroit 8 Kansas City 3.
Professor Miller, in Columbia Gardens, conducted a balloon ascent before a large crowd. He released a chicken from about 1,500 feet, which floundered to a grove below and was recovered by a boy. Another ascent is planned for Sunday. The Gordon Hat makers pursue a flawless hat.
Brick steam heated modern business block in city center touted to yield 20 percent annual return. Terms and particulars available from CONROY & MORLEY, 46 FE Broadway.
Rushing Supplies from Seattle reports no new news on the Dornix creek strike at the Copper River head. The government trail, led by Captain Abercrombie, nears within 76 miles of the strike, 170 miles from Valdes, as efforts continue to connect by trail for winter. If uncompleted, winter transport to the gold discovery area will be nearly impossible.
A detailed review of Mrs. W. H. Cochran's elocution program at the Christian church praising her expressive impersonations including a German voice and a scene from Leah the Forsaken. Also notes piano, mandolin numbers by Miss Vivian, and a lively cakewalk encore before a glee club of eight men. A separate notice calls a Democratic county central committee meeting for September 7 1900 to set caucus and convention dates. A reward offer relates to a watch mainspring service by E F Mayer.
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