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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1915
Page
5
Advertisement claims Q Ban Hair Color Restorer darkens gray hair by shampooing scalp, claims it is not a dye, acts on roots to make hair evenly dark, stops itching and dandruff, promises soft, lustrous thick hair with a money back guarantee. Mentions Smith Drug Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co Butte Montana.
A February meeting at the Montana hotel led to plans for a new organization tied to the city’s sports and country club scene. E. P. Mathewson was elected temporary chair, with R. P. Wood secretary and L. R. Funk treasurer, as committees formed to outline incorporation, ground work, and club rules. A nine hole golf course layout will be arranged, with streetcar access extended to the site and strong public support shown by a $400 subscription.
A fragmented OCR line lists numerous individuals including William G. Craig C F Murphy F Hatley A Share W G Robinson R Funk Saunders Joseph Smith J Bettie John T Kirkup G V Graybeal FW McKenzie Capron D A Welch B R Shirk L Latson E F Montgomery F Frick JA Root A M Macintyre Frank Cole T Robinson H M Johnson Joseph L Kelley RP Wood TF Geary and R B Tolan as part of a past notice or roster.
Superintendent N Langstedt receives eighty cars of wood and orders seventy seven wagon loads hauled by Pat Dougherty P J O Don all Swan Lungren John Pat Kelly G Linstrom Andrew Anderson George Blakovich Mike Hagin B Malloy Mac Pereen John O Hara Alex Youn Metalich Joe Beausolett Peter Doland Dominick Judge A Nordqulat and private wagons. More cars of wood than the previous month, one wagon road to each family last month. We supplied 707 families besides 600 or 700 children on Saturdays. Yard order remained best.
Manager Harry N Johnson of the street railway company orders six more cars to handle increased city traffic. Cars from St Louis are en route and due this month. The lineup includes five 10 foot trail cars and a new motorcar seating 60. Eight daily trains connect with shifts at the smelters, and an extension of the car barns is nearing completion to house the new fleet.
Local listings show a Moose meet at night and multiple events around town including dances at Washoe park and a visit by Dr. Roseborough as an osteopath. The Copper City anglers meet at Joe Lepke’s cigar store, while a German Lutheran service is planned at the Norwegian Lutheran church.
Word was received yesterday of the Seattle marriage of Miss Asther Brunnell and William Coburn. Coburn formerly lived in Butte, and Miss Brunnell left Anaconda with her brother a couple of weeks ago. Mrs Coburn is a popular local lady born in Anaconda and formerly worked as cashier at the Montgomery meat market.
A letter to Chief Tom O'Brien reveals Mrs. M A Falco of Arizon a seeks her long-lost brother Martin Donovan last seen 44 years ago. He was a miner and prospector, once living in the locality. Neighbors are urged to attend a special meeting Friday evening at 7 30 to discuss initiation and business with manager Wallisch.
A collection of notices from Anaconda and surrounding areas includes property transfers on Eighth and Half Streets and Park Avenue, a semiannual furniture sale at Copper City, and a string of local business and personal notices. Also listed are bids for street lighting system work, meeting notices for Anaconda lodge, and school coal bids due by August 4 1915.
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