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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1903
Page
4
A local sale advertises a Marlin repeating shotgun at 20 dollars and duck decoys priced from 1.80 to 4.90. The pitch touts utility and comfort and urges buyers to purchase from Wille’s assortment, claiming the stock is complete.
In Spokane a curious doubleheader opened with a rough first game and a tighter second as local teams clashed on a wet field. Players like Henry Thayne and Tug Seattle contributed, while Seattle's Hut Se and other names appeared in scattered play, with errors and hits shaping the outcomes.
A fragmented National League summary notes Chicago and New York teams in a tense draw with several players uncertain in the lineup. Mentions include Kew Yorks and Philadelphia, with sporadic scores and references to pitchers, managers, and late seventh inning discussions.
Veokiyn reports Catcher Zear trea AW offer and OL Bolay accept. Thompain Cyrisen throw well as Kamen Holyoke clinches Meelicut league pennant with Moridon second and Stovall Nay leads two out of three aims for Cleveland.
Fragmented report notes Lowell winning a right teague with Rush recod and Outsicner Tom Parrott from Salt Lakes to Nashville seeks haline duties. Pail Nabau leads the Pacife league with a .45 average. Bridgetton- One from Salt Tuthe eyed for next season. Little Butte Juniors beat Brouitwass 2 to 2 yesterday.
Weights and entries listed for the day’s races across multiple hurdles steeplechase and flat events. Name by name the horses and weights appear with positions and track conditions noted as clear and fast, indicating a full program underway.
Traveling newspaper men from Washington arrived in Billings by special car to inspect the Yellow stone valley exhibits and irrigation potential. Mayor Foster and the reception committee greeted them at the depot but timing caused a delayed welcome. They later toured the Yellowstone valley rail exhibit and discussed irrigation with local officials before departing toward Sheridan that evening.
Davis and Selvidge, well known Hel eon residents, have long connections with a local eastern concern. They are expected to assume charge of the business on Tuesday morning.
Special correspondence notes the death of Thaimis M. Lewis at his Dillon home aged 84 from senility decay. He was a Missouri native and former Big Hole basin ranch owner. Survived by a widow, four daughters and a son, with daughters Kate and Francis in Dillon and Mrs Taylor in Idaho, as well as Lewis of Oregon. Funeral tomorrow at Mountain View cemetery. burial there.
Floodwaters from a broken levee inundate farms and communities across Wisconsin. The river valley towns like Manitowoc and Winconsin report widespread damage as residents evacuate and government relief efforts begin.
A fragmented report describes a delivery route from Katlapill to farmers living east of the Mathoad river. The convoy departs early and aims to supply Cobimbha Balle with 1 fontne of mitra, though many place names and details are unclear in the OCR.
Sept 20 A L Babenel Tardyke Co closed its fra retail doors to leak an inventory ahead of a trade move. Purchasers plan to run the business as BiNnaA Hardware Co under new ownership with Pa WMaher and Selvicge noted in the proceeding.
Special dispatch reports Rough Rider Len Cal, thrown from a broncho during a rodeo contest, sustained a lump near the heart and chest and back pain. Doctors fear possible stomach inflammation but no current inflammation. He is at his mother Mrs Pern Ai Mevormink’s home at the Cottage.
Inealal Mapateh of Llandast Rallapell died at an advanced age, just short of a hundred years. Known in the canal trade, he was widely regarded across the region and had long operated in the tonber business here. He retained his mental faculties to the end and passed away peacefully on a Sunday morning after a long life.
A man named Sputte, longtime resident of the Whitetigh ranch area, died Thursday due to stomach trouble. He was well known throughout the valley, with ties to George Wy Spe Fan and the Rumdard region. Burial at Columbia Walls followed the illness.
Wei TA Merchant Nying reports a fatal incident when owner of suverd whoteante erorery heuwes in western eluex and Aran af thor baainerk etlerpriges were struck by a rupture of a blind vennal while driving. The event occurred Sept 20 in Jowenh, near Ht, Joseph. he is 60 years old.
John Charlton's Cellie dominates the field in the Mississippi Valley Futurity trials at West Side park yesterday. Hounds and bashmen enjoyed a sunny day with rabbits slipped and recaptured, delivering lively races and multiple slips, while Flora McDonald and Baltimore provided top excitement. Chariton's Cellie, Comstock, and Trevatheon win key heats as crowds applaud the field of hounds in a rustic hunt style event.
Helena defeats Butte Reduction Works by a score of 10 to 4 at Central Park. Rumsey started for Butte and retired for McDonough. Hoon pitched well for Helena. Battaries were Helena Hoon Ecklund and Butte Rumsey McDonough Jfanswhah. Helena advances to face the Mavericks in Great Falls next Sunday.
Columbus Ohio report notes Delmar declines to challenge a standing record as Major Hehnar faces objections. The piece mentions teams and figures such as the Whoategenn and Altona Clawat, with references to managers and potential injuries affecting play and eligibility.
The jury in the Robingon-Wanumakey matter returned a sealed verdict this morning. Under court rules the vote will be opened at 10 o clock to determine the final outcome.
A terse report notes a naval officer named Navel Rane in Irak Conn and Taondan, Rept. 26 21, praising restraint in maintaining a single naval bond with Galway Tasland. The item emphasizes prudence and honor in naval conduct amid regional tensions.
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