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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
5
Anaconda wood haulers are bringing in Christmas trees from distant areas due to scarce local timber. Eight foot regular trees with downward turning branches are in demand for homes and churches, with firs and holly and mistletoe also selling well. Dealers report a strong seasonal market and some also offer decorative firs bound as greenery.
Reception committee includes all company members with floor committee led by R. B. Loyd, Joseph Ainsley, L. Copinus and J. R. Laird, Ed S. Green. Arrangement committee lists Tom Godby, George M. Baker and R. Bb. Loyd.
A collage of local notices lists skates sharpened at Greig's, a large rummage sale at 208 East Park Avenue, discounts on hosiery and underwear at Strain's, Christmas gift items, and various customer notices. It also mentions dances at Austrian hall, pickups from Helena and Butte visitors, and upcoming church services.
A newspaper column in Butte suggested the suspect “Dummy” Rowan beat a local physician. Silent Rowan denied involvement, stating he and his deaf-mute brother have not been in Butte since last week and are working at a new works. They will seek legal redress.
The board of commissioners will receive proposals for furnishing the county poor farm buildings as per schedule on file with the county clerk. Contract awarded January 2, 1902. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Phil Greenan, County Clerk, dated December 10, 1901.
The secretary of war urges Congress to modernize militia laws aligning National Guard with regular forces. He recommends arming state guards with standard service weapons, creating officer boards, travel pay, and nine month service limits. A separate note mentions a Denver woman seeking aid after arriving in Anaconda for millinery work.
Hazel Burton asked county commissioners for transport to her Denver home. On advice of County Attorney Duffy, she would be sent to the Deer Lodge county hospital. She claims she was duped by a Tenderloin district establishment proprietor while working as a dress maker in Denver.
An account warns against white bread heavy diets as they cause gas and decline in brain nerve and muscle function. A Jacksonville Florida woman crippled by an accident improved after using Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food, regaining strength and leaving crutches. The advertisement cites Postum Cereal Co. of Battle Creek Michigan.
Martin Miller arrested Wednesday evening for burglary, fined 6.50 in Justice Quane s court. He was the ex owner of the Yukon restaurant on North Malin Street and admitted taking groceries, claiming ignorance of the law. He was jailed after being caught in the act, but the judge noted his past good reputation and gave a light sentence.
Day Brothers trading as Day Bros an agents furnishing firm on Mast Park avenue Anaconda filed for bankruptcy with U S court at Butte through attorney C M Sawyer. Liabilities listed at 5721.86 with most creditors in the east assets include 5000 stock in trade 300 personal holdings Cordwood 4 cord. Opening meeting set for Saturday December 14 at 8 o clock at A O H hall under Mill and Smeltermens union with Charlies Whitley J J Hagerty and William Welch of Butte to address. Regular union meeting at 7 o clock, by order A J Legrand pres J J Lacey sec.
A Tribune report describes the ebony carved holy child shrine in Cebu where believers seek miracles. A visiting American woman details the church, the niche viewing, and the mixed heritage nuns and priests who kiss and pray before the statue on feast days.
A traveler recalls a childlike belief in unlimited power granted by a sacred image washed ashore to bless natives and cure illness. The visit includes a gold leaf niche statue, jewel crown, elaborate mahogany church fittings, costly priest robes, and a coffin room with gaudy wooden boxes for funerals. A funeral party departs with a band playing a garbled tune.
The review notes that many species have been driven out, yet deer, turkey, and waterfowl persist in historic haunts. Virginia’s James River area remains rich in deer and turkey since John Smith’s 1407 map. Even busy bays like Great South Bay and Barnegat still attract ducks amid modern gunners.
Sealed proposals will be received by Mother Mary Amadeus at the Ursuline convent in Anaconda Montana for the construction of the convent building. Proposals due by noon December 8. Plans may be seen at the convent or at architect C. B. Haire’s office in Helena. Right to accept or reject bids reserved.
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