���������A 6 nvnauiUB;_ Vol 4. No 24. SW'W?!������S������9l!9*?*T9fW J.. H.mitfl II IJ^LIMaBW WXPNEfcl A T. MAY 25, 1964. ������������������"���������"Jl'tt-SHS 5 c. per '���������-.<-���������> Of 11^ The grand celebration nt-M'dway.was a great success. Five hundred pilars were given in prizes. The first event was a boy's poi=y race, which was pulled off en time and wa* won by by J. Mayje. Next came the bicycle raie won by Will Anderson. After dinner came the,ba������eball with a score of 11 to 3 in fa v������r of Green wood. The 600 yd. local horse .race was won by C. Bube^r; The prospects r*s race, slated for 11 A.M., came oif next with Frank Buber 1st. and J. R.White 2nd. A free for all 600 yd. dash was won by J. Grinder >rithCnas/RttS*seii2tid. J. Grinder won the bucking contest. Later in the day a collection was taken up for a pri2e'for a second bucking con icfcst. This c������r.n:er.-ff srr-cothlv and was ord^riv one w.om by J. Grinder. An Indian named i_Jneas won two consecutive heats in the half mile free for all. Next came tbe gentleman's race, owners up, which was won by J. Richter with Frank Buber 2 d. Last of all the horse rac������s w;*s the consolation race "open only to losers of other races.*' However, it Wc\s entered by both winners ai.d losers and wa& won by a former winner, C. Buber. The children's sports came next.; The boy's race was won by Robert McMi;- lan with Cliff Russell a close second. For onee Midway was:not hot$ ; hav= ing been cooled early in the day by a heavy hailstorm. The train service was good, and the immense crowd an ���������fe THF. AK.V'f'XhA NE-WS ABOUT TOWN Only a little snow is left at Phoenix. The shade trees planted in Greenwood this spring are growin.; well. The addition to the residence of Mr. Jas. Caroa, on the West Side, is under roof. White Bros, have blown in their soda fountain. The product is up to its old standard of exeelem e. It is reported that Mi. Chas. Andr n 1 has *>old his fine residence on Tacoma Av<. to Mr. W. S. McDonald of Anaconda. An exciting game of baseball played between MeGill and Greenwood lasr Sunday resulted in a victory for Greet - wood. At II. B. Mian roe'sold stand, now an. der the management of F. E. Holmes.a a fine new soda fountain has been iu- " stalled. t ty ty HANI I LTO N DER Co. OF ������High Explosives, | _��������� Blasting & Stumping Powder.*& ty Fuse, Caps & Blasting Apparatus.* j Qfeod outbuildings and District Manager. NELSON. Webb & Maynard. PAINTING AND SIGN WOHK. BICYCLE & MACHINE REPAIRS. Copper St. for BMJL m RENT. Two five room cottages (nearly new) in Anaconda. Bathroom and pantry. _ ���������ur������ and lots fenced. $ Good spring water *t door. To be sold at a bargain on easy payments. Apply .. tO JOHN LOWRY. Anamnrfa b C JBajnrteters.'' Gre������nw������^ B, C, i*> Oftcoi our ������.���������������. ii r*A^i. THE ANArONJJA' NKWS immm.seed. We have some local g.own timothv a&sd.for spring seeding, also agood,as- sortment of D. M_, Ferry's seed. All is new stock. Smith & MeEwen. THE CANADIAN BANK OF tOMMERCiw. G R K V N WOOD PC. P. BURNS &C������ Greer wood B.C Phone No. 2. Greek B iglits-RainfalL May 16th to May' 22nd. Creek ht. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday '��������� Sa turday Sundav Highest Coldest Warmest ft. 2 o 2 2 2 2 ��������� %.":���������. 2 ft 7 in*! a i 2 4 6 1 Rainfall, in iVl .... 1-4 tr. 47 FahrJ 88 " ������ ' jW It If I ���������- ������ p . 5������ ��������� . p p JS tr. Total 1-2 Forw'd 53-4 |To date 6 1-4 a WmT&Sk&m Photo Supplies. gtanks. StationerY Wallpaper, Rtc. I$ES, REAL ESTATE, FIRE, FE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE. MONIwY TO LOAN. Greenwood, B. C. i m For the Pure Stuff. & a b*cription to *��������� Anaconda Newa" .5& a year, or .05 per ticket, good forS u-ecks. By mail $l,00pcr year. 4 Tl-n3: A N A; ON IA /NEWS CULTUS HEII_i: Baggs���������'Ttis said that Dame Fortune knocks once at every man's door." ���������*���������''���������'"��������� ... . Jaggs���������"Well, it was her daughter, Miss Fortune, who called upon me." The true meaning of fashion Is that we adopt others* follies as our owr>. 8RONBREW Delicious-r-Pure���������Wholesome���������rS&tisfy- ing- -Non-Alc'holic.. THE EDEALJUffE! ...��������������� i .j. ������������������- c; .... ..... j_ . j... .aj._primj THE Gl POWDER CoXOM. High & Low Explosives Gutta Percha Fuse & Caps Electric Blasting: paratuB. FACTORIES AT GIAS clu?peji.>g������R-* CAL.., & TomAB.xu_w^ EL P. Dic_dLuson, Agent, COPPER STREET. Tel A. 73. Greenwood B.C. ap- ���������i ",'iij; E pmNT DODGERS &C. x'ry ouc of t.ur ads. it Pa vs. For sale at the- T lion Bottling Woi*!-������. Greenwood, B. C. TENDER MEATS. ~* FRESH FOSiT^cTySTEFS. POULTRY^&T^A&iE. HEAPOU-A RTK RS FOK"' Books, Stationery; Office supplies aaid Wallpaper. COLES & FRITirL BB ,BS& KB a Tinning and plumbing -wOPP&KST. tv rrt *. is; >.' % >:? A N ^ WS INiNG NOTES. At the fcelena crosscut is being run to ta*> the rich lend. BEST TABLc trt ES. ~ FINEST .NTFCRTED DR-K AT On the Gold Bug development work is to be resumed short 1 v. Mark Kay took up a pack horse P?d of sacks to the Toronto to sack up ore. It promises to make a rich mine. Development work is being rushed on the Mavis by Mr. M. Kane and pard ������on tin wed on page 6. __ "~~the"o~i. c, NEW & SEJCOND HAND STORE. Copper St- Greenwood, &... C. if ANACONDA. J. E. McMannus, Proprietor. Tow it Lots' S������ Ming- (J h������jip, Houses and Cabins to/Rent, GARLAND A. CO. Br.E.Matliison Dentist W_ Al._ SOLE AGENTS FOR Iiell'Sfili PeittlFlL The best fuse in thfeVftifld. LAW CAULFt^LD amuiiPiuinMuwMaiM THE ANA'-OKI. A NEWS IP IPS' m m m m: 1.V;!'-.-- W; ��������� :��������� mx i $: W: :x: IS' \ * -���������' '<>;������������������'���������-- ���������w Mining No to. - Fage 5, ners. It has a r?ch lead of silver-gold oro. .-3���������i The Bay. on the Mavis lead, is a pr������. mteirag prospec*. Development work is progressing on the Trilby. It promises to make a rich mine. Students From MoG ill. ��������� __m> ��������� ���������������������������������������������������.,.��������������������������������� ii ��������� ... The McGill University car left here on Monday afternopn. The students are to pay a short visit.to Grand Forks , and Cascade, then scatter to various mines of the Boundary and Kootany, where they will remain for the summer. Dr. Porter a..d Prof, Wilsor. will return immcdiatly to Montreal. A New Railway. The news from Spokane of the Great Northern railway building from Curlew to Midway is welcome, as they are very likely to build frem there up this way. It will be likely that when thia j railway builds in Anaconda will be pro-1 v.dcd with w station. FOR You cf.n make any day you chop.se "moving oay" for bed bugs .f you buy a-bottle of 1ED BUG iANE. Quick, convenient, & sure death to tlivse pests. It's guaranteed, ,50 c. j WHITE BROS. B.$FE&89i._ @H|ft.i$?S. H "FIRE INSURANCE, A REAL ESTATE. .UEO. It. KAUEI. MANASING DiRLCTC'R ������ k
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