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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1903
Page
8
An advertisement claims the prettiest face depends on teeth and promotes New York Dentax Parlors offering falseteeth five dollars old crowns five dollars bridge teeth five dollars gold slings one dollar and silver fillings five cents. The ad lists location at 80 W Park Over Symons with hours from 9 to 9 and Sundays 9 to 1.
Mrs. W. W. Dixon sustained a broken elbow after slipping on Browne's lake boat landing. Miss Viola Horgan assisted her to the landing and Dr. Donald Campbell treated her before returning to Butte. She remains in pain at her Dorothy block apartments as she recovers from the fracture and shock.
Mrs M G MacNevin and daughter Evelynn travel in Hamilton while Miss Florence Kelley returns from a National Park tour. Several tea and luncheon gatherings unfold as Mrs Carl Capel hosts whist for Miss Rosenstein from New York. A coastal visit follows for Mrs R C Robinson and Mrs F E Haskins. A reception at Mrs Jesse Roote’s honors Miss Whitelaw and Miss Rider with Miss Belle Kirkpatrick and Miss Edith Bickford as hostesses.
Johnnie Bordeaux known as Johnnie in Butte proclaims he is the luckiest man in town. The brief notes he recently did something notable, with local attention on his bold self-assessment and surprising actions.
The article chronicles Johnnie Bordeaux’s mining exploits and quick fortunes. He survives a 35 foot shaft fall unharmed, later profits from Highland district placer digs, sells a mine for $8,000 while pocketing $2,800 during the wait, and invests in scrip and real estate. He accumulates wealth, with reports of a $1,000,000 net worth amid occasional adversity.
Week ending excursions offer round trips Basin or Boulder for 1.15 on both ways with Saturday or Sunday travel and return by Monday. Alhambra special 1.00 with weekend travel. Ticket office 41 North Main Butte. Orton Bros advertise pianos and organs at 219 N Main Butte.
A baseball game today at Columbia gardens pits the Eagles against a Canadian institute team. Start is 3 pm and both squads feature notable amateur players led by McCall the Institutes ace. Lineups include Fitch and Burton for the Eagles and Skelly and McCall for the Institutes. Ladies admitted free.
The Northern Pacific offers weekend excursion tickets to Pipestone Whitehall Lime Spur Twin Bridges Alder Deer Lodge Hamilton and more with varying return options and sale days. Some specials include Deer Lodge at 1.00 and Mammoth Hot Springs at 15.00 while others cover No 7 No 5 No 13 trains with weekly sale patterns and in transit board and room at the Springs hotel.
Angilo Luciani sues Rinaldo Alberigi in district court for 5157.50 alleging an ambush shooting on March 11 in Silver Bow county that left him permanently disabled. He seeks 5000 in general damages plus 137.50 medical and 20 for crutches and related costs.
Bright advertising keeps goods fresh and sold, stressing reliable quality over mere low prices. It urges local merchants to prove value, draw customers with convincing claims, and persuade mail order shoppers to buy nearby. John Finnegan purchases Ow! pharmacy. all old accounts are payable to him at 54 Fast Broadway.
An advertisement extols a tonic that supposedly stops drains of vigor and rebuilds muscular and nervous systems. It claims to purify blood, cleanse bladder and kidneys, invigorate liver, revive spirits, brighten intellect, and restore wasted manhood power.
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