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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1901
Page
25
Just about two weeks to Christmas Lutey Bros promotes a vast bargain display. Thanksgiving overlooked, shoppers are urged to visit for a full lineup of prices while sipping Van Trouten's Cocoa served free by a demonstrator. The ad proclaims today the day you cannot afford to miss.
Lutey Bros promotes a souvenir program urging readers to leave name and address. The campaign aims to reserve a single souvenir per person after past over distributions where some received none. The copy emphasizes quality and avoids duplications.
In a Butte gathering three elderly locals recall vaudeville era feats. Wynne Arthur and Johnnie Stimpson perform trapeze stunts while Cowan and Smith recount a wild high bar escape. Julien the strongman shares sparring memories ending in a nose blow and good natured chatter.
A Butte baker on his morning rounds loses buns and cakes to three hungry newsboys who dash from his wagon through the alley near the city hall. The baker pursues the trio, later discovering two of his cakes vanished while the boys flee, leaving him with few baked goods and a dented stock. Regal mandolins and guitars advertised at Orton Bros. 219 North Main Street.
A Pony district visitor reports bold mining activity and large property sales to major companies. He cites Jeannette Gold Mining’s $750,000 purchase of Clipper-Boss Tweed mines with ore valued at over $6 million, plus new strikes near Boss Tweed, Clipper Fraction No 2, and other mines tributary to Jeannette. He predicts Pony will become a national center for mining investments.
Members of Ivanhoe lodge and visiting knights meet at Pythian Castle on Tuesday December 10 at 2 pm to attend the funeral of their brother Edward Reese. J Cunningham and C C Go urge attendees to visit Orton Bros 219 North Main Street for music and musical merchandise.
A Salt Lake resident argues that strict police enforcement matters more than location changes for red light districts. He notes centralized control nearby business centers reduced crime, urging police to stop women from displaying themselves and to impose consistent rules. The discussion references existing central districts and nearby banks, theaters, and hotels.
County officials Johnston and Stith returned from Forsyth with 45 bonds of Rosebud county each $1,000, maturing 1904, showing Custer county debt shares. Bonds carry commissioners’ names and eight coupons each.
An elegant guitar mandolin music folio roll or stand would make a fitting gift. The best selections are at Orton Bros located at 219 North Main Street.
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