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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1913
Page
3
An advertisement urges Cascarets as the natural aid for elderly bowel regularity. It compares aging to slower movement and weaker muscles, claiming Cascarets keep bowels active without harsh effects, with a pitch of sleeping while they work and a price of 10 cents per box at any drug store.
The funeral of Mrs Mary McGinnius was held yesterday forenoon at St Peter's Church with solemn high mass. Many friends attended the service and pallbearers included Charles Gallagher M P McHale William Lavis Panel McCarthy J E Clifford and Patrick Daltun.
Notpa Dame De Paris was the standout three real feature at the Grand last evening, praised for lavish surroundings, costumes, and performances. The program also included strong comedies and educational films, with audience acclaim for musical numbers and supporting acts.
Last evening reports state water from melting snows on Cemetery Hill damaged the road to the Catholic cemetery. The water frees a course causing erosion along the route. Also noted are ads for cheap suits at 60 cents on the dollar and mentions of today’s district election with Trustees Spehnan Bowman and Rodgeta as candidates. Messages of sympathy from Walsh and DArcy families appear amid notices and permits to smoke at cigar stores.
Treasurer reports total contributions from Anaconda and other groups approach six thousand dollars for Red Cross relief. Donations include five thousand five hundred eleven dollars and fifteen cents raised by Anaconda, plus direct gifts from local unions, Elks and Knights of Pythias, and individuals. Public thanks approved, and funds directed to Ohio relief through the Daly Hank and Syust company.
Local notes report visitors from Butte and Missoula, visits by H L McLoughlin and George Taynor, and business calls in Copper City. Advertisements list prices on maple syrup, cigars, wines, Port Sherry, apples, and a Montana flour deal. John Tonnar, 61, died Thursday. funeral plans pending. a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Brennecke at 700 Alder Street.
Oscar Thoreson and Misa Tajella Jones wed at the bride’s parents home in Twin Bridges. Thoreson, eldest son of Ole and Mrs Thoreson, taught in the local public school. The couple left for Helena to begin their life together. The rest of the page notes county weather, railroad crew changes, and arrivals of migrants from South Dakota and Kansas City, plus local residents visiting relatives and a banker’s transfer.
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