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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
19
John Dunn, pioneer of Anaconda mining, reports a successful strike at the Tron Mask mine, less than three miles from the city. Assays show ore worth 14.80 dollars gold and six ounces silver per ton, with a three foot ledge and promising fissure walls, after ten years of work.
Miss Sarah Calkins of Waukegan Illinois says the Cuticura Soap and Ointment, used with the Resolvent, cured her widespread eczema after four months of itching and sleepless nights. She notes rapid improvement within days and urges others suffering to try the products, with a free sample and $2 booklet offered by Potter Drug & Chem Corp.
Heat slowly into a smooth thickened mixture two tablespoons of Duffy's pure malt whiskey. Add four teaspoonfuls of sugar and juice of one lemon or lime. Shake with broken ice, pour into a glass and top with water. A vigorous stimulant for fatigue and exhaustion, recommended by Dr. Willam Berkenstock of Philadelphia for many patients.
The report notes Dan Dunn's departure to Butte for work after an earlier tie to the Standard At the Hidden Lake mine progress is steady under manager Harry Bacorn and foreman B W Todd who recently arrived from the mine Bacorn heads to Salt Lake to join his family they will return in a week to Hidden Lake Todd plans a short Anaconda and Butte trip At Oro Fine manager Charles Bostrom shifts from ore shipping to development work John Pike reports encouraging signs at Eight Mile with ore samples sent to the assayer awaiting results today
The Elks announce a grand ball at Washoe park Thursday and a social session at Margaret Friday as top events of the state convention. A long list of matrons assisting in entertainment is named, including Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Harden among others. Also reported is the death of Mrs Margaret Dwyer 78 at her daughter Mrs George Gavin's home 716 Ash street with funeral Friday at St Peter's church.
A New York Sun report explains the straw hat trade practices as makers aim to sell all hats each season. After the Fourth of July prices drop sharply on fancier braids and styles while staple braids stay the same, with leftovers stored in dust proof packages to stay fresh for spring.
The Patton State Hospital plans to conserve and store thousands of gallons of peaches apricots and tomatoes on its grounds to supply meals for over 1500 people rather than buy canned goods in Los Angeles or Pomona. A room is prepared and the apricot crop is being handled with future ripening of peaches and storage of tomatoes.
After Aug 15 the railroad will turn unpaid accounts to a collection agency, Jon Sladich at 600 East Third Street. The Butte Anaconda and Pacific will offer a round trip of $1 from Anaconda to Butte and back for Ringling's circus in Butte on Friday Aug 30. Standard want ads promise quick results.
An advertisement notes Austrian damask linen table cloths with fringe and hemstitching at 1.45 each. Mount Mellie linen doilies 12 inches are 35c to 50c, with neat embroidery and attractive patterns, marking a sample line below regular 1.00 pricing.
Deputy state game warden J B Clifford returned from Beaverhead county after arresting Andrew Checrow for hunting out of season and without a license. Checrow resisted and was taken after Clifford drew his gun. Dale was later fined 75 dollars for similar offenses near Wilken. Clifford’s action added to a two day tally boosting the state fish and game fund by 2125 dollars.
The couple, longtime ranchman Henry T. Hoffman and Mrs Amanda Cain, tied the knot yesterday in a ceremony conducted by Rev W Tait at Me Mein Lint chapel. They planned to reside after the wedding near Race area and later moved to Kalispell.
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