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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1912
Page
4
Butte items report numerous visitors from Helena Missoula and plains towns. births deaths and social updates fill the page with ads for banks, groceries, and services. an accident sends john wells to hospital after a fall at mountain view level.
The state fish and game commission held a lengthy meeting in Thornton with full attendance. They formally accepted the new hatchery near Kalispell, planned to stock Tale Superior whitefish, and outline the facility at Flathead Lake to produce about 400000 trout fry. Senator Ayers secured 1000000 fry from U S hatcheries, with further spawning work at St Marys Lake and Lake whitefish efforts tied to the northern facility.
The Montana fish commission notes over 20 000 trout and whitefish stocked in lakes and streams with a $28 000 revenue increase and $870 019 in total. George B. Doll, secretary, praises results as the commission plans legislative changes and tighter regulations to improve state waters. Members include H P Mathewson, Maj. George K E Duk of Helena, Henry Avare, Judge Walter M. Bickford, M. Baldin, and H J Lewn.
The Methodist Episcopal Church South conference opens in the South Side Methodist church with Rev. Frank Hopkins as pastor. The opening sermon by Rev. Johnson Johnson of Boulder urged confession to find the way to God, stressing that judgment considers both acts and character. Delegates attended despite poor sightlines as the real program begins today with planned talks.
Ambrose McDonald, a former resident of Butte, was arrested yesterday at Missoula on forgery charges. He claimed to be a real estate agent and offered a 41,000 check to James Finten at the Fhnten hotel. The Scandinavian Bank of Missoula flagged the check as non negotiable, signaling fraud.
Excerpt presents a Q and A style list with answers on historic events. It cites an 1906 Basin fire, a May 1 1835 market date, a debate over presidential address form, and a 1891 start of a Young Men's Christian Association movement noted by the Standard.
Friday night features the Chase-Lister company performing A Country Boss as amateurs offer lively entertainment from curtain to curtain. Saturday matinee frees admission for the red haired boys and Elvis, while Sunday opens with The Last Roundup by the same company.
Mayor Duncan orders all officers from chief to desk sergeants to be examined by a physician for health, with another officer seeking medical leave to consult a specialist in Europe. Month long illness and absences strain the department as salaries list shows many on duty. A sister of Annie Tawroice dies in Butte.
A listing highlights various home textiles including table linens and napkins designed to complement silk pillow tops, along with leather library table covers and Bissell carpet sweepers. It notes down bed pillows and bathrobe blankets as additional items in the selection.
Charles Bridge man and dosevh P. Nash among the Shields River valley farmers who won the best wheat prize in the American Northwest and were guests at a Livingston Commercial club smoker. Delegates from Wil sail and Cisie Park attended. talks by Nash, Sirdgeman, F. Sumner WW Merrillies, J. Spurling, J. Moore, W. E. Bennett and others. Telegrams of congratulation from across the country were read.
New York December 11 The lowest price for a stock exchange seat since 1907 was reached this week when John S. Reynolds Jr sold his seat to Frederick Lewisohn for 55000 Three weeks ago seats were sold at 73000.
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