Unscrupulous Ad Claims Value in Tin Offer
An advertised deal urges buying 1-pound tins at $2.55 and $2.99, touting a product named Orange Perketra described as clean and dust-free, claiming it equals better brands and offering real value to shoppers.
Fishermen display peculiar lake catch in Anaconda shop window
A strange catch, including several large fish weighing about a pound each and 14 to 16 inches long, was shown in the window of the Tuvat Hardware in Anaconda. Local anglers debated the species naming it Quinnat salmon or black salmon. The fish are noted for deep water habits and bottom fishing. meat is pink and white, and the fish resemble a trout with salmon-like markings.
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Anaconda Club Adopts Revised Constitution at Meeting
A special meeting of the women’s club will be held today at 3 o’clock to consider the revised constitution. Other items note ill health of Miss Martha Holstrom on Hickory Street and a party hosted by Miss Sadie Pincus where Joe Schwartz and Burton Rudawsky attended in Butte.
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Provost Band to Play for Championship Team
Plans for Anaconda high school's state championship football victory celebration are complete. A banquet at the Montana hotel will honor the team, with alumni hosting a dance there at 9 o'clock. Frank Provost has donated his band for an on street concert. Thursday night the Elks will host a stag party for the team.
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Lindig Gets Honors In Marathon Bowling Match
Honors in the marathon bowling event at Toscher's alleys went to Henry Lindl with a 12 game total of York. Callan finished close behind. Other top scores included Beil 1998 and Allen 1940 while Hanson 1899 and Sparrow 1785 rounded out leading figures. In tournament play A.C.M. defeated Teschfers and Lumberjacks defeated Angdes in Class A.
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Owner Leaves Hors e in Stable Before Departure
A middle aged man named Bryant left a bay horse at the Tuttle livery stable on October 10 and departed for several days toward Butte. The six year old horse is cared for but owner’s instructions for its care were left. Bryant, about 45, five feet nine, black mustache, was seen in Anaconda wearing a good suit and carrying a cane with clothes inside. He claimed he had driven the horse 200 miles in the days prior. Speculation grows on the abandonment and motives.
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Lincoln School Wins First Game In Season Opener
Lincoln school basketball defeated Daly school 17 to 4 in Daly gym. Pupieh scored three and Frankovich seven for Lincoln, Hobarth two for Daly, with Thomas and Wilton each two. Lin coln lineup featured Frankovich Puple Barkovic Gall gher Hobarth. Daly lineup included Thomas Keefer Lincol n Lovell Wilson.
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Wilton
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Matt Barkovicn
Joe Gallgher
George Hobarth
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Carl Keefer
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