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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1902
Page
3
An Anaconda notice advertises free Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney and urinary ailments. The offer promises a regular size box free to readers, claimed to relieve aches and improve strength, with a first come, first served distribution at the undersigned address.
Miss Sarah White born in 1861 Kentucky died at her brother's home and was buried in Hill cemetery. A Methodist service led by Rev Macurdy honored her lifelong kindness, with members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union present. She came to Anaconda eleven years ago after living in Missouri. A father and six brothers mourn her.
The Woodmen of the World lodges in Butte prepare an all day outing at Mountain View Park next Sunday with special excursion trains promised. Local lodge members will assist in organizing the event which is described as one of the year’s largest picnics.
The notice lists men names including J W Allen two copies Josip Antonie A J Blair George Baust Frank Byrne John G Benolhen three copies Ernst Blomkvist William E Charlotte J O Carpenter Peter Cassidy Sam Christana Clayton Cochran J O Conroy Jeremiah Cyr Mr Dudley Milosh Evankovica Harlan Epla T Ede Thomas W Geary R Gillespie Elmer Van Gundy C R Waynick C C Watson Vin Logan with several omissions and incomplete entries.
Mrs. John Lambert mother of Mrs J L Marshall of this city died near Cleveland Ohio last Friday. Delay on the Northern Pacific kept Mrs Marshall from bedside. She was 84 and had lived in Ohio 40 years. Survived by another daughter and three sons.
Christina Nelson died at St. Ann's hospital last Friday and was buried yesterday in the Swedish church. She served eight years in charge of the hospital dining rooms, earning the respect of the nuns. A brother survives her in Anaconda.
Work on the Anaconda Street Railway new line from Third Street to the Washoe smelter is advancing. The route climbs Walker gulch and Washoe hill with easy grades, aided by newly purchased motor cars, enabling passengers to reach the general office building without walking up the hill.
West End Sluggers of Anaconda defeated a Butte nine 17 to 3 yesterday afternoon. North and Horn turned a double play as the local team, dominant throughout, kept Smoky City players from mounting any serious challenge.
Over the past week a dog poisoner, new to the city, continued his attacks. Stover the fire department prize dog, several other city hall area dogs, and a bird dog owned by Do. A. Tuttle were poisoned. Authorities have yet to identify the culprit, but it is believed to reside near the city hall.
G F Nelson thanks friends the Degree of Honor and the sisters of St Ann's hospital for kindness and sympathy during the bereavement caused by his sister Christine Nelson's death.
A. R. Ton was arrested by Chief Taylor for selling goods without a license. A more serious charge may follow. Ton had left the city recently and returned a few days ago. The drug store and book accounts of the late Charles T. W. Cress have been purchased by George W. Sparrow, payable at 209 East Park avenue.
Hammersloughs Shields block smoke W. R. cigar union made Pioneers of Pacific meet tonight Fine watch repairing Verberkmoes Graduate optician Hammersloughs Men s negligee shirts Th Odsons Bicycles for rent Anaconda Cyclery 1 a day Catholic Order of Foresters meets this evening Furniture of three rooms for sale 317 Birch street Co S Passmore of Butte in Anaconda yesterday Charles W Swinborne a Butte visitor yesterday The following were registered at the Montana from Butte yesterday Willard R Miller J M Carder Judge and
Local shoppers heard fall fashion pitches with Gordon hats and Kuppenheimer suits at Strain’s while Great Northern offers through sleeping cars to Minneapolis St Paul. Community notes mention Good Templars delegates heading to Helena and a Strain’s linen shirt sale with 150 sold and 400 more to go at 25 cents.
A New York Sun profile follows a woman entering civil service, detailing exam steps, forms, personal questions, scoring, and the wait for appointment. It contrasts women’s challenges with male political influence and notes a separate adventure about a “Kanaka” seaman in the Northwest.
A former frontiersman and veteran of the Big Horn Yellowstone campaign recounts Frank Gruard chief scout to General Crooke. He recalls Gruard as a dark powerful character regarded by Crooke and the army as the most daring of Gruard’s exploits during the Sioux conflict of 1876.
Advertises Cuticura soap and ointment as safe purifying cleansers and treatments for infants with skin scalp and hair issues. Claims include relief from itching irritation and inflammation, soothing warmth of bath use, and cosmetic benefits for the skin and hair. Notes millions of users and economy of use.
An ad-promotional notice touts Dean's Ointment as a universal, safe cure for itchiness and eczema. It announces three samples available at Smith Drug Co on Thursday, August 28.
Anaconda business directory notes Prompt attention and reasonable rates from Liveries including Warm Springs Livery FikbD and Sale Stables L. W. Commercial. Phone and J, a French prop.
The narrator describes pursuing stolen ponies far to the south of an Indian hamlet. He claims the Ine dians did not suspect the thief, and that no confrontations with any redskins occurred during the journey.
The Mayence fortress, a German confederation stronghold, stood as a remarkably cosmopolitan hub before the Prussian Austrian War. German was the official language while law was French, governance Hesse Darmstadt, church Roman Catholic, administration Austrian, military Prussian, and the garrison largely Italian. The post office Thurn and Taxis, gasworks Baden, and the Bavarian telegraph connected diverse authorities and services.
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