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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1911
Page
7
A mosaic of Butte happenings references tire shops, saloons, and merchants including Orton Tires and Walker's, with mentions of Belgrade visitors, Anaconda trips, and state officials. Scattered items cover lodging, banking, medical visits, a coroner update, and an upcoming calendar gift at The Clothary, all reflecting a bustling, varied day in the city.
Western pioneer Howard Eaton builds a fortune on a 2000 acre Sheridan Wyoming ranch famed as the springboard for Wall Street romance. A young heir sought to sample rodeo life, paying $150 to stay, while Eaton’s hospitality lured society heiresses and relatives to witness the tale of wealth, assets, and the old cattle country.
Orion audience enjoyed a lively musical comedy by Lie Uruns company featuring Mr Beeson Ix Ike and Mrs Marlo Shitunga. the show included songs and dramatic bits with humorous sight gags. A highlight involved a stage gag where a row of handcuffs fell away as if unlocked. The company plans further performances titled Two Audiences and Girly in Politics with free gifts during the sale event.
The speaker, Hispop John Currvall, argues against intemperance and defends Catholic civic duty. He urges Catholics to vote for anti liquor candidates, warns against immorality, and stresses church loyalty, unity, and constitutional limits. Vespers preceded the address, with further talks planned.
The premium list for the Montana poultry show is announced with state wide trophies and cash prizes up to 100 dollars. Open to exhibitors from any part of the state with judge George D. Holden of Minnesota selected to evaluate birds at the Butte show. Entries close January 7 and the exhibit aims to raise interest among breeders and clubs statewide.
The Gier With a Million opened at the Family theater yesterday to laughter and praise. A lively comedy with stylish costumes, it unfolds around a country estate with strong performances led by John White and Lulu Sutton, as the cast promises added action and fresh talent in coming shows.
A fragmented report describes Chicago officials detailing four methods to aid public welfare programs. It notes planned actions by city leaders, including social service improvements and funding strategies, with emphasis on implementation days and coordination among agencies.
John B. Shandon died at an early hour yesterday after a lingering illness. A native of Baset, Pennsylvania, he was a longtime miner and foreman at Monten flor and other ClarIe properties. Survived by his widow and two brothers Michael J. and Patrick OL, both in Butte. Michael J. Sheehan recently became county treasurer after Anthony Shovlin's death. Funeral set for 2 o'clock Tuesday morning at 2 East Granite Street, then Sacred Heart Church.
Daniel McKinnon died yesterday at 38 Haat Park street in Butte. Born in Ontario Canada he was single and employed as a bartender for John Charles. Survived by more than four brothers and three sisters in Canada and James of Butte. He had lived in Butte ten years and was not a member of the bartenders' union. The funeral announcement will be made later.
Bishop Waterhouse discusses Solomon's search for happiness beyond wealth and pleasure, noting vanity in all things and the spiritual value beyond worldly success. The sermon, delivered at St Pauls and referencing biblical themes, contrasts modern temptations with ancient insight and mentions Waterhouse's upcoming Los Angeles trip. Funeral notices and premium subscriptions are listed alongside regional church events and personages.
Clerke's at 32 North Main Street attracts holiday shoppers with free souvenirs for buyers. The store displays a rich range of gifts for men and women including neckties scarves suspenders silk hose and novelty interchangeable scarf pins. Extra help and evening hours aim to showcase the season's assortment and entice visitors to view inside displays.
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