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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1906
Page
15
Butte town notes a new roller coaster as a star attraction at the local fairgrounds. The item references the Principal ranch Office of the Biendard at 2 East Broadway and includes a stray line about advertising rates and a telephone number.
The event drew about 30,000 attendees with rides and displays including a popular coaster, animal demonstrations, and street stalls. Vendors report a lively afternoon with many visitors exploring the city, while plans for future summer events loom as organizers prepare shipments and schedules.
Fragmented OCR lists merchants and residents visiting and living in a Western town, mentioning Moyer buggies, piano rentals, blankets, hotels, and officials. Mentions of Grady, Olson, Sherman's, Macauley, Clark, and Dr. Freund hint at a busy, era-specific town scene with trains, telephones, and local services suggested, though details are garbled.
City workers and clerks union note influx from stricken zones as refugee arrivals prompt help. Agencies pledge to support employment and avoid charity stigma while dealers advertise sale clocks at half price and jewelry offers at West Park by buyer.
A Melbourne scene reports a family theater show featuring Mya Keyes in a Deven ve Tent and a new company at the Funih e tion. The act includes a woman and gentleman duo, singing, dancing, and novelty pieces. Steve Jennings performs a cane manipulation routine described as unique and requiring active engagement. Clifford wid Orth support the troupe in sketches, while Keith Hutte and a touring Eastholder perform acts that push boundaries. Heale Sings delivers satiny passages as part of a musical sketch, with "Climbing the Alps" highlighted as an excellent number. the overall production blends song, dance, and comic bits in a refined stage effort.
Butte shooters display strong form in trap events as they compete in a local meet. The team exhibits solid consistency across stations, with standout performances by multiple shooters contributing to high team scores.
Reported results from a Krellintehi era shooting meet describe Walker Contine leading medal events amid breezy conditions. Scores and placements for Brownlee and Klepetka peers are noted, with multiple ties and brackets across singles and pairs.
The performance mirrors the book closely with strong acting by Clarke and the French sinister figure. Mary Garettie Ron Clements and Alfred Hollingsworth receive notice for their performances. The Winterset company delivers solid service with period costumes and staged with care.
A rambling fragment reviews a week of stage shows at the Grand Theater and nearby venues. It praises Mr Schad and Mr Leonard for their performances and notes strong vaudeville and musical acts, with audiences reportedly receptive to the varied program and clever numbers.
A local sale advertises second hand pianos at $200 and brand new mahogany pieces from $7 to $0 monthly payments. In Butte, Mont, baby Josephine Sink aged one died at home from infantile troubles. Funeral is this afternoon at St Sepia churches with burial in Catholic cemetery.
OCR fragment shows scattered names and numbers such as Willoughby 21, Killer 16 and Walker 120 Nike 1, with several garbled entries like Allen Hogan and Watt Allen. The readable bits imply a game or score update with multiple players cited, but the fragment lacks coherent structure or clear outcomes.
Seated Dr A J M'Ivory-Tyndall addressed a gathering at Duffy academy of das lig for San Pranclecy sufferers. He spoke on World Invinible, stressing that external reality is shaped by thought and calling for spiritual awakening, art, music, science, and spirituality to unite for progress.
The report describes waves of refugees arriving in a northern city from a devastated area. Passengers were moved along rail routes through Oakland Ogden and Butte to reach safety. Cities along the line aided the evacuees with food shelter and care amid the harsh journey.
Fragmented text notes a group at an Ontario venue yesterday with plans for rooms and entertainment. Mentions a party in San Prien and Bonne, plus expectations around work and railroad transportation challenges.
Funeral arrangements for W P Hayes described with details of services and burial location. Hayes, a member of multiple groups including the Grocer association and Knights of Columbus, is noted as a civic figure. The notice lists dates, venues, and a postponement and ticket validity, indicating a community obituary notice in a local paper.
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