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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
5
Street Commissioner introduces plan to build a stone crossing on Main Street with rock from a state quarryman. City engineer McDonald to arrange spring work if weather moderates. Property owners warned to keep sidewalks clear or city crews will clear at owner expense.
Skates at Greig s and Camille at the Margaret tonight with Flor de Baltimore smoke promoted. Turner hall hosts New Year s Eve events while Austrian hall previews social dancing tomorrow night. W H Wraight of Butte visits the city. KE A Gray of Helena and H S Gaynor of Pocatello are noted residents. McDonald suffers a left arm injury at the new works yesterday.
Manager Collins announces Eugenie Blair, billed for Peg Woffington in Mar sarget theater, will instead present Camille due to numerous theatergoer requests. Blair’s Camille is her greatest success and typically offered in larger cities.
At a Wednesday night session the Clerks' union elected H. J. Morison as president J. H. Gelden as vice president A M Holstrom as recording secretary George Sigler as financial secretary re elected William McFachran as treasurer re elected Charles Peterson as sergeant at arms re elected Tim Jean inside guard Leo La Salle William Egan Joseph Lemire trustees J P Scarce B T Bullock and Charles Peterson as delegates to the Trades and Labor council The union reports prosperity with steady new members joining each meeting.
The Schubert organization wowed Anaconda music lovers with a tuneful, gracious concert at the Montana last night delaying start due to weather. Soloists Mabel Delany McPike and Ella Garnhart, violinist Julius Brander, and reciter Louis McPike earned recalled encores as the ensemble delivered a warm family atmosphere and polished performances.
A humorous reflection compares a drop of ink to staining water and yeast to bread rise. It warns that even a single cake of soap with unabsorbed alkali can ruin costly fabrics, questioning the wisdom of using Ivory Soap and likening it to a wagon lacking axle grease yet still moving hard.
A letter from Alta Iowa describes Grape-Nuts aiding a weakened husband to regain appetite and gain 30 pounds in three months. A delicate boy improves on Grape-Nuts, and a writer notes memory and brain function enhancement with the cereal. Names are available via the Postum Cereal Company.
A London Chronicle correspondent proposes bi gender neutral pronouns to replace he and she. He suggests using heesh for combined male and female and himher for others, with higzer and piraud as alternative forms. The passage critiques credit and remuneration issues in current usage.
An officer of the Denver and Rio Grande describes persistent land shifts in the Colorado Rockies. He cites rail, bridge, and tunnel maintenance costs as evidence that mountains move, with observations of faulting and slipping in Smuggler Mountain mines near Aspen and other fissure veins in tilted strata.
The plant remains in full foliage and blossoms when dug up in early winter. It sheds leaves and flowers after rooting indoors, then wakes with spring growth. Mr. Foulkes grows other fuchsias, including a rarity with eight inch blossoms.
Long before Greek and Roman civilisations, Indian artisans carved granite using simple tools a chisel and iron mallet to fashion cups vessels and colossal fortresses like Dowletabad and Elora caverns. Pilgrims noted their pillars polished surfaces and the craft's enduring legacy.
In the Philadelphia Record a man with an impressionistic nose argues against solitary drinking and promotes treating as a social cost saver. He claims treating prevents drunkenness, reduces expenses by sharing drinks, and could save over $50 yearly for two-drink sessions. The piece satirically weighs social bonds and finance in alcohol consumption.
The Portland Oregonian describes a gigantic fuchsia in Robert Poulkes’s garden. It rises from a three inch trunk, splits at ground level, stands seven feet tall with a 26 foot circumference, and blooms with hundreds of flowers while fallen petals carpet the soil. It must be kept in a cellar each winter.
The shop invites customers to view its large selection of diamonds wateres jewelry cut glass tableware and toilet goods. They promise quality goods at reasonable prices and offer to show items to shoppers.
Anaconda green houses will host the city flower store at Tucker & Co. Main Street. We offer cut flowers including Roses Carnations Holly and Mistletoe with floral designs and made to order arrangements. Place orders early at the store or greenhouses for fresh, native-made designs.
Notice to all persons with claims against C K B Hood doing business as a merchant at the C O D store in Anaconda Deer Lodge county Montana to present claims with vouchers certified to George P Wellcome assignee for creditors at his office in the Druston block Anaconda on or before the Sunday of February 1902 dated Anaconda December 5 1901 George P Wellcome Assignee
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