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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1906
Page
17
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Beautiful new glassware highlights include wild rose chrysanthemum iris carnation morning glory tulip and graceful scrolls in a dull intaglio. Goblets pitchers bowls perfumes whiskey jugs glasses vases and compotes are offered. This style demands high skill and commands premium prices.
Hight and Fairfield Co rent pianos from Orton Bros and list professionals at Owsley block with phone numbers. Various ads for hats at Fs Grays, meals at Barney’s Place, and stylish shops. Newswriter Robert Haight and artist Ed Paxson are seen about town. Prof Bowman leaves for Helena. Paxson optimistic about Missoula’s future.
Winsted Conn December 2 report cites John Hurley of Litchfield arguing Shakespeare and Virgil are Irish. He links Arden to Mary Arden’s Irish ancestry and claims Virgil’s real name was Fearghall, later Farrell, tying him to Irish scholars and kings and pre Norman settlements.
United States Agent Dexter M. Rogers announced discovery of many gypsy moths in Maine signaling grave risk to large timber interests. Infestations observed in Kittery and Eliot prompt calls for Maine legislation to enhance cooperation with national entomology efforts to locate and wipe out outbreaks.
Hundreds gathered at the Broadway theater for the Silver Bow lodge Elks memorial service. Officers, band, and Silver Bow Glee club presided as tributes and prayers honored departed members and the faith that binds brothers in charity and brotherly love.
The 14 year old Fred Stifford, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Stifford of Centerville, died after suffering at home. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at St Lawrence Church. James Stfford, a carpenter, is noted among local residents who know the family. Fred had been born in Leadville and moved to Centerville with his family.
Henry Mueller of South Washington Street recently endured a wearing business trip to Boston and has not been well since returning. He was reported better last evening and friends are confident he will be out soon.
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