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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1903
Page
4
A damaged OCR listing promotes diamond and stud earrings with prices from six dollars to one hundred dollars. It touts a large selection including solitaire diamond rings for both women and men with prices noted as twenty, thirty, thirty five, and up to hundreds.
A reader sees a festive sales pitch suggesting toilet or manicure sets for Christmas gifts. It touts a range of items from simple to luxurious with prices up to 345 dollars and promotes workboxes as practical, appealing gifts for women.
The quarterly Methodist Episcopal conference met yesterday morning with Dr. Rhcob Mills presiding and preaching on The Holy Spirit. The Lord's Supper was administered and about 15 to 16 communed as the service closed. The meeting outlined future conferences in Mead orvilla Silver Dow Dark rivalry Centercitle and Wath tiie. Dr Mills discussed the Trinity and the Pentecost, stressing the Holy Spirit as guide and power for Christian life and temptation resistance.
Frank J. Jones leaves Telena Morena. W Tewls arrive from Manhattan. Miller from DMN. Luke Elon visitant. Rakke of Rillines in Butte. J Borer of Wetona in town yesterday morning. A daughter Amy born to Hover Madden and wife at North Main Street. Burch family resident No 336 Nopkins Street. funeral at 2 pm. Johnann of Detroit, mayoral aide to Tom AL Jahn aton, dies. Mayor Jolnko at bedside. Funeral in Brooklyn for burial.
Death of Maon Weadley of Manchester N IL noted in church related obituary. The item lists funeral cards and announcements and mentions the Catholic diocese of Manchester and local manufacturing department details with unclear names.
Show reports a bustling theater evening featuring IDE WOLF HOPPER HERE with a large audience at the HM raadwas. The cast includes Digby Roll Four Meteher Lewks Pryite and Santa Jegen-Hell as a healer, with a packed Grand and a program of songs, comedy, sleight of hand, and moving pictures, promising a week of entertainment.
A note from 1210 Park Street describes a repair service for stoves, ranges, and furnaces as part of a local business update. No additional details or dates are provided.
A clipped report outlines railway policy shifts and terminal changes affecting passenger flows and fare structure. It notes a new year division terminus, possible realignments with the Northern line, and discussions of rate adjustments tied to service changes. Also mentioned is a Yukon steamship arrival, Mr Fairbanks present, and gold strike effects on regional shipments and prices.
Racing program lists weights and entries for today's events. Horses such as King hui, Our Nugget, Amate Max, Telephon, Pearl Diver, Aladdin, and others appear with weights and race positions across six races. Weather is unsettled with a fast track and potential late changes.
An assembled body in Butte debates union grievances and the Citizens' alliance. Committees investigate Lindsay Co producers and local firms tied to patronage. The assembly warns against non union dealings and prepares for a clash between International and American Labor factions as tensions rise. The Argyle block matter is settled, and old Bartenders union supporters vow to defend their stance.
The article describes a daylong blue rock shooting event with four disciplines held in bright sun. It notes the weather affecting visibility and lists several shooters including Winn Morley, Walker, Goddard, and May Wright. A forthcoming Winpetke medal at the field looks to attract entrants from across the state.
Mertha Goldstein was jailed after accusations she smashed a wine bottle and caused a disturbance at a house next to her own in Wyoming alley. Patrolman Pasco and Ey Wally arrested her. Stephen Ward pressed the charge as the alleged victim. She remains in custody as Judge Hosterhall prepares to hear the case.
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