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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1901
Page
11
A vintage ad urges hunters to equip fully before trips into the hills. It emphasizes reliable guns and ample ammunition, notes last June’s manufacture by Winchester Repeating Arms Co, and warns that fresh powder yields best results.
Large ad touts Parker Hammerless, L. C. Smith Hammerless, Ithaca Hammerless at 35, 25 and 10 25 dollars. Claims best hammerless models and guaranteed quality. Lists Marlin Repeater and rifles from Savage Mannlicher Mauser Colt.
Camp outfitters advertise a full range of Dutch ovens utensils and gear with wide inventory and attractive prices across multiple stores appealing to campers and outdoor cooks.
A local firm highlights a full line of wall coverings and decor services. It promotes interior decorating, painting, and paper hanging with affordable pricing to please customers.
Howard Kyle demands top billing for Nathan Hale at the Grand Opera House with six foot letters and injunctions to bar Wilkinson from producing the play next season. Wilkinson counters that Kyle was not a star and credits the show’s success to management, the play, and Miss Nanette Comstock’s prominent billing. The feud includes affidavits and a clipped newspaper remark accusing Kyle of vanity and lack of chivalry.
The Daughter of the Diamond King opens at the Grand Opera House with a matinee this afternoon. La Belle Laurette headlines a cast including W A Whitcar and Charles A McGrath in a light entertaining production with vaudeville touches and a wedding scene in a schoolhouse.
The Grand hosts East Lynne starting Thursday night with Miss Courtenay Morgan as Lady Isabelle. The press agent touts a carefully chosen cast to ensure four series of stage pictures are flawless, delivering a fully finished dramatic effect.
An esteemed emotional actress is praised for natural charm and personal magnetism. The company she leads is highly recommended, and Walkerville hive No 23 L C IT M hosts a New England dinner at Social hall Walkerville on Aug 26 with admission 25 cents and children 15 cents. Everyone invited.
Local jewelers tout bright show windows with discounted gold plated brooches four for 25 cents and collar buttons four for 10 cents. Leys and Leyson promote silver plated tea sets and watches with 25 percent to 25 percent off, while firms like Towle Winterhalter Hight Fairfield emphasize hand made pieces, fine china, marble busts, and new silverware designs.
The Montana Music company at 119 North Main street in Butte announces a full range of pianos banjos mandolins guitars violins and music instruction books. It promises easy monthly installments and notes Steinway pianos among leading brands for purchase or upgrade to better instruments.
Captain W C Dutton will occupy the pulpit at First Presbyterian church Sunday night August 25. All are asked to attend.
Limited cars cap the Helena bound Butte Sons of Hermann trip with 150 to 160 seats, though Major Dawson says 1,000 would ride if cars were available. A one fare round trip of $3 from Butte to Helena and return departs 7 am and 7 pm. New $64.50 Buffalo rate, 60 day validity. Labor Day $1 rate to 3 Sept for 260 mile radius. Duluth steamship excursion $70.80 to Buffalo with 60 day window.
Miss Nettie Strasburger returns from a year in Washington. Shropshire couple move to North Crystal Street. Julia Hughes to marry David W. Rodgers. Mrs. Lindsay ill at North Alabama Street. Tennis tournament parties and golf club social events fill the week. Many locals and visitors noted in society notes.
An advertisement touts a no cutting or pain treatment claim for varicocele and blood cleansing, promising permanent restoration of health and manhood. The piece also recounts a long list of social visits and travels by local residents, including John Tebay, Edith Cashmore, the Lewis family, Pettibone sisters, and others, with trips to Yellowstone Park and Hamilton.
Burlington Route will sell round trip tickets from Buffalo on the first and third Tuesdays. Price listed as 64.60 with further information available by calling WV or writing Phil Danie at 36 Mast Broadway.
James King attends a gathering at the Copper King saloon and enjoys the company of his friends. The event highlights social ties and local camaraderie around a casual social hour.
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