Anaconda Bowling Season Aims For State Title
Flynn and Johnson meet next Tuesday for the state championship in Anaconda as a large Bozeman crowd is expected. The city eyes a formal state league with teams from Butte Helena Great Falls Bozeman Livingston as regulation alleys boost national record entries. Anaconda hopes to field a top team including Owens Van Elis Flynn Mahoney Johnson and Tucker.
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Anaconda
Montana
Butte
Helena
Owens
van Elis
Flynn
Mahoney
Johnson
Tucker
Great Falls
Bozeman
Livingston
D. F. Johnson
T. J. Flynn
Naconda
For Rent Large Hall in Standard Building
Large hall available for rent in the Standard building one night each week. Inquiries should be directed to the Standard office.
New Time Card Reduces Butte Anaconda Trains
A new time card takes effect today reducing service to three direct passenger trains daily between Butte and Anaconda and ending Great Northern services. No 7:40 p.m. Anaconda to Butte or 10:40 p.m. Butte to Anaconda trains continue. Anaconda to Butte departures are 8:20 a.m. 12:45 p.m. and 3:20 p.m. arrivals are 10:40 a.m. 2:50 p.m. and 6:20 p.m.
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Butte
Anaconda
Great Northern
Stuart
Passenger timetable shows final Anaconda to Butte train at 10 10 p m
Times list the last passenger departure from Anaconda to Butte at 10 10 p m via Stuart and the Northern Pacific. The schedule notes prior departures at 9 40 a m and 7 20 p m.
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Anaconda
Butte
Stuart
Northern Pacific
Zanner Avoids harsher charge after fine
Mike Zanner faced a disturbing the peace charge before Police Judge Hayes and paid a $40 fine to avoid a heavier assault accusation. He admitted striking Mike Zerkovich with a beer glass after Zerkovich entered the saloon and spoke to him. Authorities said an appeal could have brought second degree assault charges.
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Mike Zanner
Hayes
Zanner
Mike Zerkovich
East End
Zerkovich
Sawyer
County Hospital Construction Bids Opened by Commissioners
Bids for a county poor farm hospital were opened but the award was deferred to Monday. Korn & Roebeck bid 5950 for the building, John Jacobson 6675 with unclear excavation, and Joseph Smith 8178 for complete work. The two story building would sit on 40 by 60 feet and house about 40 people.
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Board of County Commissioners
Korn & Roebeck
John Jacobson
Joseph Smith
Smith
Old skating rink torn down as Granite grows busy
Granite Sept 28 The skating rink once a Western major is being dismantled while Bimetallic uses its lumber for on hand work. Boilers foundations brickwork and stone work near completion. Snow fell briefly then melted. Walker Commercial buys the old butcher building for expansion. Postmistress Hafner travels to Salt Lake City. Assistant Postmaster Loring oversees Granite office.
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Bimetallic Company
Walker Commercial Company
George Cartier
Granite
Hafner
Salt Lake
Loring
Philipsburg
London Stock Floor Quiet as Tinto and Anaconda Quoted
London financial cable reports a small Saturday attendance on the stock exchange floor with firm quotations and limited transactions. Tintos traded around £47 and Anacondas around £79 16s, while American shares showed a good undertone on bank statement optimism and anticipated United States Steel dividends. For sale heating store 501 West Third Street.
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New York
London Financial Cablegram
Stock Exchange
New York Associated Banks
United States
Teachers in Anaconda honor Mrs Schmaltz with resolutions
In a Friday meeting at Lincoln school Anaconda teachers formed a committee to voice sorrow over the death of Mrs Mary Evans Schmaltz once a respected city teacher. Pupils of Lincoln school also drafted resolutions praising her noble character and influence.
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Anaconda
Lincoln School
Nanci Hardenbrook
Grace Wisner
Clara Bryant
Mary Evans Schmaltz
Schmaltz
Nanct Hardenbrook
Lincoln’ School
Mont
Anaconda Standard
Spring Green
Wis
Thomas Cunningham
Cecil Barker
Imogene Dennits
Gertrude Smith
Mary Walton
New Men’s Overcoats and Suits In Fresh Fall Styles
The store offers a late designer lineup of men’s overcoats priced from 10 to 30 dollars and a selection of ready to wear suits highlighted as high quality, new, and of up-to-date fabrics. Also featured are fall neckwear styles including Four-in-hands, Imperials, Puffs, Tecks and Butterfly Strings priced from 25 cents to 1 dollar.
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Copper City
Montana
Busy week for horsemen and staff changes in Drummond
Drummond notes a shipping train sent to St Paul on consignment by Missoula men led by Cal Davis and Windy Wilson. J E Hartley resigns from J A & J B Featherman store. Harry Raven fills his position. Fireman Ross aims for an engine promotion after Spokane study. A German traveler near Ovando shows wild goat heads and antlers. Yake’s Fly er conductor Al Burger returns to duty as Yake rests. Ends with Baltimore American quip about a legless man and a skeleton at a game.
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Drummond
St. Paul
Missoula
Cal Davis
Windy” Wilson
J. E. Hartley
J. A
J. B. Featherman
Spokane
Hartley
Harry Raven
Ross
Philipsburg
Ovando
al Burger
Unmatched Cloth Sale with Wide Range of Fabrics
Black and colors, brilliantine, serge and ceviot offered from $1.75 to $20.00. Silk and velvet skirts from $15.00 to $40.00. Assortment includes coverts, homespuns, serges and novelties at 48c yard. New 56-inch cheviot serge, popular for skirts and children's dresses, in black, oxford, navy, brown and dark green. A tick at Tic yard. Other qualities up to $2.00.
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Vaiona
New York
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