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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
5
A preliminary meeting in Anaconda discussed forming a permanent law and order league. Delegates from churches and clubs may attend next Tuesday in the Presbyterian church lecture room to finalize organization and mobilize business leaders to enforce city ordinances.
Weather hints midwinter and Anaconda residents discuss creating a skating rink on vacant ground. Experts warn porous soil sinks water, so water use must be controlled to form a thin ice film before flooding to build solid ice.
This evening the Schubert Symphony Club and Ladies' Quartet perform at the Montana hotel with a concert starting at an early hour. The Schuberts are a renowned musical group from Anaconda and are expected to draw a large audience.
An evening concert will be offered under the auspices of the St. Mark's Episcopal church choir featuring playing and singing. The event showcases choral and instrumental pieces performed for attendees.
The funeral for Miss Alleda Nadeau was held yesterday at St Mark’s Episcopal Church led by Rev Alfred Brown. A long procession moved to Hill Cemetery despite rain as hundreds of friends attended the rites.
Local shoppers bid on Strain's holiday displays and toy selection while events fill the town. Notes on Schuberts concert at the Montana and a Woodmen excursion ticket sale accompany social dances at A O H hall and church outreach meetups.
Joseph Carlyle Hunter, charged with murdering his son in law H Walbridge, was held without bail after a preliminary hearing in Philipsburg. His attorney sought a further postponement claiming missing witnesses, but the request was denied.
Centers say great advances have been made in toy construction. Merchants report rising demand for cast iron and stamped steel playthings and for self propelling engines, electric and spring driven cars, and realistic doll kitchens as Christmas nears.
Brooklyn woman Mary Raiz writes Peruna cured her backache headaches and nervous debility after a year of suffering. The letters published praise the remedy and Dr Hartman offers free treatment for chronic catarrh, with more testimonials from Augusta Boettcher and Louise Bertsel describing recovery from leucorrhea womb inflammation and nerves with Peruna.
A New York man credits Postum Food Coffee and Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food with reversing years of weakness and weight loss. He describes improved energy, ambition, and strength after quitting coffee and adopting the products, noting his family now uses them daily.
Children and traditionalists alike fill letter piles for Santa, detailing the presents hoped for this year as the holiday season nears.
Last Monday night Mt Powell lodge No 42 elected officers for the regular term. Newcomb as V C Green prelate Quane M of T Walkup M of Fi Davidson M of F Rowe K of R and B McManus J B Littl treasurer McGuinness and Dr Irwin trustees. Montana lodge No 13 followed with Emery Kell C W Ahern George Stratton prelate McQuade M W Williams K of K B Godby M F Hammerstough M A Winters M A George Payne OF Reinhardt G Cohen Sr Charles Berte Fortier trustees.
At a meeting of Anaconda camp No 6039 last night officers were elected for the coming year. Venerable consul Joe Preston, worthy advisor Arthur Bliss, clerk A G Allen, excellent banker G E Hutchins, escort John T Platt, watchman F E F Tippett, sentry Thomas Heyert, physicians Dr Leahy Dr Stephens Dr English and Dr Irwin, and manager M Magner were chosen. The branch now numbers almost 400. State Deputy W C Austin of Anaconda will serve as local deputy for the term.
T A Welch claims assessment work on the Plegist mining claim and Welch and Harris placer ground, located 15 miles north of Anaconda in Deer Lodge county. Recovers $300 expended. Harris and Ern est Ren o must pay within 9 days after service or forfeit rights to the claims. First publication November 7, 1904.
Major Dawson of the Great Northern in Butte says about 10 from Butte will join an excursion to Helena for the boxing contest. The train leaves Butte at 6 30 p m with return after the fight and a round trip fare set at one fare.
A church reception will be held Friday evening at the Christian church from to for social enjoyment. A short program will be given, and light refreshments will be served. Members and friends of the church are cordially invited to attend.
Porto Rico exported 3,708,766 pounds of coffee in November with most shipments going to Europe. The San Juan report notes the volume and destination pattern for the month.
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