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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1900
Page
7
European Asian and American pottery displays compete for best taste in form color and decoration. The Paris fair committee awarded the grand prize to Rookwood Pottery Co noting clear superiority. Futte offers the only genuine Rookwood on sale with exquisite pieces.
Busy item list from Butte covers piano tuners and doctors with addresses, shops selling tobacco and trips by Great Northern railway, court and legal notices, lectures at churches, and residents traveling to Anaconda. Mentions J R Weidmeyer editor, Dr Isabel Gliddon, Judge Lindsay, William O'Neill, and Crow reservation settlement.
A wildcat from Silver Bow Canyon was captured in a bear trap by Tom Miles. The cat, after intervention, ends up in a lynx cage at Columbia Gardens where it sleeps beside milk and watches the ongoing yacht races. The scene unfolds near Long Island Sound with Iselin and Hope Goddard tied to the tale through past yacht adventures and a 1894 marriage.
Great Northern ticket office at 41 North Main Street announces sale of railway tickets to Anaconda and all stations on the line. Information on time cards and freight rates is cheerfully furnished.
Location 4 miles from San Diego overlooking the city and bay. 60 acres under cultivation within 1 mile of street cars. Crops include oranges lemons grapes prunes and other produce. Includes a good 2 story residence and necessary buildings with perpetual water right. For details contact J. H. Farisvs & Bro. 5 Silver Bow block Butte.
In front of the M. and M. saloon on Main near Park last night after 6, a young man named T. S. Tracey was found on the steps with a broken leg. He had quarrelled inside and was ejected, though the bartender claimed the trouble started in the street. He was taken to police headquarters and then to the county hospital.
A compact note says an engraved calling card makes a fitting Christmas gift and invites readers to call and see styles at the Standard office.
Towle and Winterhalter jewelers offer complete Poometed baceialoe watches with cases for 16 dollars. They also stock high grade guitars mandolins and banjos including Martin Washburn Regal Maurer and Bay State. Montana Muele Co.
Hicht and Dairfield present enameled chatelaine watches in a wide array of colors and styles. These compact timepieces combine decorative enamel work with practical small watch features for on‑the‑go wearers.
Louise Hall, about 23, died of pneumonia last night at the county hospital after becoming destitute. Formerly from Helena she had lived in Butte with a man called Sailor Jack, who is in county jail awaiting grand larceny trial.
Ed F Mayer offers today two gold watches at reduced prices. An 18 size solid gold case with Appleton or Tracy movement advertised at 65 elsewhere, 50 here. A 14k solid gold Crescent movement jeweled 21, priced 60 vs 90 elsewhere.
Dick Mullins was arrested last night on a charge of kicking a woman identified as Kate La Fontise. The woman suffered serious bruising after the alleged attack. Mullins appeared to be very drunk and was nabbed while in the act. He faces arraignment before Judge Sullivan today.
The phrase Mirthful fashion item draws attention in local chatter as men discuss new accessories that blend style with humor. Community gossip centers on its novelty and potential trendsetting impact.
Mrs. CC Oliver Iselin of New York, a noted society beauty and avid yachtswoman, supports the upcoming America's Cup defense. She sailed on the winning yacht in prior races, boosting crew enthusiasm as she watched from the companionway in a dark blue gown with white trim and a sailor hat.
The article surveys bizarre remedies claimed to cure disease, from roasting rheumatic limbs in gas ovens to freezing by a French device, with Chicago clinics offering glow bath and mechanical massage. It notes promotions, public testimonials, and socialite involvement, detailing methods and claimed effects.
Dr. Edgar A. Brooke former Silver Bow county physician now in Dillon sues Rose C. Brooke for divorce in Butte district court alleging desertion for over a year. They were married in Washington DC on April 12 1887. The complaint states Brooke has fulfilled his marital duties and that the desertion was by Rose C. Brooke.
Hight and Fairfield introduce necktie holders crafted in silver and gold finishes. The items promise improved tie organization and display, reflecting a sharp, practical accessory trend from local retailers.
Charles Ketchem and William Quinn were arrested after allegedly stealing a pair of shoes from a store at 30 West Perk street. The clerk, who caused the arrest, said Quinn attracted attention while Ketchem tried to conceal the shoes. The suspects are not known to police. A note mentions Rookwood and Schatalein's offerings, including fruit and table knives.
The funeral of John Cunningham is postponed until instructions are received from his sister in Salt Lake City regarding disposition of the body. Montana Music Co. advertises 20,000 pieces of standard sheet music to give customers this month with purchases over $1.00.
In London during a reception for City Imperial volunteers a doll baby was passed through the crush with police protection while an American woman journalist sought sensational copy. The tale ends with the revelation the infant was a doll, not a real child.
Mrs Waile speaks on constant anxiety worn and aging under stress. Mrs Luers notes she looks six months older in three years, highlighting effects of worry on appearance and health.
In the Philadelphia presa Willie-Pa column the writer notes there isn’t a single comatose figure in the union presently. Apathy has vanished from all members.
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