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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
2
Deer Lodge displays at the state fair draw admiring attention from women. The exhibit, curated with items from local growers and breeders, features notable cattle and horse shows, with several private treaty sales reported and attendees praising the display’s appeal and organization.
Harry Arthur Steut and Miss Fern Totchkiss were married yesterday afternoon at the home of the bride's mother by Rev. Dr. L Ware pastor of the First Methodist church in a quiet ceremony attended only by intimate friends and relatives. The notice ends with an advertisement for organ-quality instruments by Rouch Smith.
The Rev J T Rosswinkel accompanied by Father O Malley returns for several nights of rites at the Margaret theater. He is known nationwide for his preaching and work with the church. Performances include a feature on Word Fan and Che tan as part of the evening program.
The article notes a crowded theater and a featured speaker. Fathers Rosswinkel and O Malley will officiate at Christmas day services at Peter's Church. A sped program of music is planned, with admissions at $1. The event is described as a notable roster in the community.
The Margaret Theater will stage Peggy From Paris a musical comedy by George Ade with lively humor and song. The cast promises graceful dancing, witty dialogue, and a fully entertaining set of choruses as the company performs in a well organized production.
Unclear text mentions election of officers for the Anacundi Bricklayers and Masons Union No 2 with names such as Ole Knudsen and Peter Nevers. The fragment hints at alleged irregularities and a social session, but details are garbled and no verifiable outcomes are stated.
The Midnight Flyer is praised for intense dialogue and medical comedy characters in a modern stage production. It debuts at Maraaree on Tuesday evening, December 9, with realistic unit performances. Rane & Sontith bound the show for Christmas post cards.
A Theosophical lecture was held at Dewey Hall this evening by the Anaegi dirnoch of the society. The topic was Science and Retribution and serves as the second talk in the free series. Those interested in learning about the Teachings of the Path are invited to attend.
The Lincoln School hosts a multi room Christmas program on Friday Afterwood with student performances across rooms including recitals, dances, and a grand ending. Superintendent Dwy reports the event includes songs, skits, and a jolly atmosphere aimed at celebrating the holiday.
A garbled text fragment depicts a busy house with Elizabeth and Margaret figures, mixed references to people like Chris and Kelly, and mentions of Stratford and various names. The passage trails into disjointed lines about begging, clothing, and unfamiliar events, with no clear single news event or structure.
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania a group of young women opposed construction of a telephone pole in front of their home. Neighbors and workers clashed as crews began digging while the mother refused consent and bystanders watched. Police or officials were sought as the dispute escalated with the stalled project and tense stand-off.
An archival notice outlines a patent application number Bebe United Bates Land Oltica Heteun Mont with a date in October 1798. It references a person or entity Migcaet poslofiien and location 23 Laas via3, Globe pluses pilnins, and a water site in Deer boe af Mentatin. The fragmentary record notes designation by atlas yee ast rication foxy.
The notice describes a mining claim in Pla er Towdliens area with a survey overlay and boundary bearings. It warns all adverse claimants to file within six days at the county land office to avoid bar by statute, citing Frank D. Minace as official.
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