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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1912
Page
4
The fragment lists contact details for the principal branch in Butte, including a Stanford South Broadway address, a telephone number 42, an independent line 17, and a note that advertising later inquiry is on application.
Never before have our patterns in toilet ware been as beautiful as this season. The new designs are all tat with artistic engraving and avoid heavy relief work. A great variety appears in three four and five piece sets with military brushes in similar styles.
Local notes show travelers and visitors leaving for Chicago Denver Los Angeles Spokane and other destinations. Names like McLaughlin Foster Brennan Hayden and McKee appear among ads and social items. Several mentions of visits, hospital stays, and holiday preparations fill the clipped page.
The fire and water committee recommends awarding contracts for two new department pieces. One a Minneapolis unit about 39,000, the other a 70 plus foot aerial truck from Allentown for 310,600. The five and Walter committee report awaits city council approval next Wednesday before contracts are awarded.
A garbled OCR style extract lists numerous names and places in a scattered sequence. The readable items include personal names such as Missoulat Toe Unstinniges Lolvingstons and Mrs. Mutt Cra, plus scattered locations like Battle, Helena, and Montgomery. The fragment offers no coherent event or story and reads as a partial roster or directory excerpt.
Wall Allen and Dick Maye in Florida send greetings with a box of grapefruit to friends including Harmon, Harman, Juntes jing. A Benpefruit weighs pounds and is described as the largest seen. a Cornial resident shows it to a guest. A scene at Harmon's ends with an Irish quip about the fruit.
Sheriff reports George Chicoine, age 40, arrested at Uthome cabin during a midnight auto trip. William Grover, 45, captured later at a Ferley mountain camp where large quantities of salt were said to be stored for winter use. Authorities link cattle to Feeley rancher Oslo and plan further inquiries with deputies O Rourke and Murray.
Colorado Springs officials report the Alaska Gastineau Mining Co holdings near Juneau were purchased by a Boston led syndicate including J GC Jackling and M OdgeNeill along with Spencer Penrose. An additional 700000 was subscribed to build a 6000 ton daily unit initially, expandable to 30000 tons. Jackling says 60000000 tons of copper ore are in sight valued at about 1504 per ton. The property covers a large belt and remains under English syndicate influence.
Edger Uren, a Mountain View min er, claims he was waylaid at about o clock and beaten over the head with a club by John Marko, leading to a second degree assault charge. Uren says he wandered home to 938 Fast Work street in a dazed condition.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula December 18. The Tig business section of Ronan, rebuilt after August fire, faced a similar threat today as fire burned the Carry Burland garage and blacksmith shop. A telephone message reported the lack of wind and a hard fight against the flames, with the building burned today previously considered since the August blaze.
Northern Montana reports grand larceny against Kenry McGregor a 24 year old rancher. County attorney J Dwyer presents a complaint alleging McGregor sold stocks worth several hundred dollars while employed as an agent by Garuty County stock broker Mainland. Shortage claimed.
Calgary Alterta December 13 The death of Mrs Monrelia Irving wife of a rancher near here on Vec 8 was reported today Mrs Irving allegedly starved herself to death hoping her art would assure the resurrection of her baby The child died wrapped in blankets and mother father and an aunt all fasted in the belief their sufferings would result in the restoration of the child
Mrs Anna JE Koppel of Sand Coulee died yesterday at a local hospital after surgery. She is survived by her husband and six children. In Helena yesterday were John Ahern Dr McClelland Mr Knowles G Clare J M Waher and J W Garbie.
A review of The Blue Bird highlighting its philosophical scope from birth to happiness. It notes mixed audience reactions, praises for stage imagery, and the memorable transformation from graveyard to gardens. Children Tyryl and Biytyh search for Mielind, symbolizing the play's hope and wonder.
A fragmented note urges timely orders to avoid disappointment for friends seeking copies. It mentions sending a list of names with cents to the Standard and hints at a forthcoming vig tally and timing.
A broad inventory of home items includes wardrobes with large mirrors, parlor cabinets, casseroles, fire screens, dictionary stands, library tables, and various chairs. It also lists baby and youth seating, carts, screens, baskets, beds, linens, curtains, rugs, trunks, tables, lamps, and ranges, reflecting a full-household range.
Newspaper notes a violent freight wreck near an eastern yard causing the caboose and cars to derail with fire. Engineer William Taylor and several crew members were injured, with one man, Aiton, suffering a shoulder fracture. Medic flow and ambulance transport followed as officials dispatched to the scene.
Frank Cooney of the Cooney Braker ags company has recovered from a visit with his fitter in Los Angeles, marking a brief regional update from the Butte area.
A Peck of Trouble includes three sketches to be presented at the Spokane cattcee gymnasium Friday evening. Miss Inne ning plays Kathryn an aristocrat. Deer Lodge visitors in Butte pass through Rice on their way to Santa Crag for the holidays.
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