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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1901
Page
7
Advertises pure California honey in Mason jars and sliced pineapple in heavy syrup. Details include half gallon jars at 90c and quarts at 50c with each jar valued at 10c, plus note on limited days available.
Anaconda defeats Butte 19 to 15 in a cold wind blasted game at Athletic Park. Burns pitched well for Anaconda while J. McHale sparked a late surge with a three bagger. a fifth inning triple play by Sechils Donahue and others electrified the crowd.
The Great Northern Railway company will sell round trip tickets to Helena at $3.90 from September 5 to 18 with return allowed until September 14. This offer is in connection with races. J. E. Dawson, G. A., 41 North Main Street.
Northern Pacific offers a $50 round trip to San Francisco with return by Nov. 16. Stopovers allowed both directions. travel Sept 19 to Sept 27. Office at corner Park and Main. W. H. MURRIMAN, General Agent.
Mrs. James Sullivan killed herself with carbolic acid after months of alleged cruelty at 310 Virginia St. Her niece Miss Katie Sullivan found her in a kitchen, and Dr. Moore failed to save her. Coroner to hold inquest Tuesday. Sullivan released on his bond after news of the death. The husband claimed he bore no blame, saying Mrs Gates bore responsibility.
St. John's reports fires raging across the countryside threatening lumber districts. Twenty three houses burned in White Bay settlement and other villages may have suffered. Heavy rainfall is feared to extinguish the fires and to limit further timber losses.
New York passengers on the Stottendam from Rotterdam include Dr. Ghien medical director of the United States navy. He is listed among the notable arrivals aboard the steamer, signaling a high profile naval official among the group.
A local column lampoons Sunday newspaper theft and urges early risers to catch the thief who skips deliveries. The piece blends a playful crime note with town happenings: hunting, theater, church dedication, and local social items from Twin Bridges, Laurin, and Dillon, including injuries and a college visit by Prof. J. E. Monroe.
An odd classified item proclaims best value on planes or organs from Orton Bros at 219 N slain Street Butte. It notes help wanted for messenger service and mentions Dr W E Dodd eye specialist visiting the country and to return to Butte on Sept 9.
The revised entries list for tomorrow features five races led by mounts in diverse distances. Notable horses include Mount Eagle Ice Windward Uncadeau Alaria Juiietta B and Barney F in the mile event, with weight figures noted for each. The four and a half furlong sprint features Swift Light Reap Constable Poppy A Arline B and Cousin Sue, while the three quarter mile selling lists Spindle Virgie d Or Sweet Caporal Aunt Mary and Katie Gibbons. The three and a half furlong event shows Limb of the Law Imperial Vertex Honest John Graham Green John D, and the final three quarters selling includes Onyx Homage The Buffoon Bill Bohmenson Sam Green Abbellex L.
Special Correspondence of the Standard from Sheridan reports Ed Wright and Hubert Cheney embarking on a search for a famed lost cabin mine in the Big Hole basin. An old prospector once mined there, hid provisions, vanished after sickness, and left a partially intact cabin with a moldy cache. With a plat secured, Wright and Cheney expect to return wealthy. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs. R. P. Bateman of Portland, aged 64, an early Sheridan resident, and local hunting prospects as birds are pursued around town.
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