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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1912
Page
11
Two curling matches featured yesterday at the rink drawing strong crowds. Jette’s team defeated Munn 12 to 7 with a dominant early stretch, while Sharrock’s side beat Hillard 12 to 8 after a balanced scoring run across ten ends.
The country tributary to Anaconda reports expanding producing mines with steady development. Notable gains include the Venezuela property in Georgetown owned by Arthur Fortier and John Standahl showing ore up to $18 per ton at 22 feet, plus rapid rail and car setup. Frank Latz' Frog Pond basin project begins spring shipment in galena. Bonanza mine, owned by Thomas McGrath party, progressing with a large ore body. Flint Creek work by Andy Nelson and Albert Ecklund yields strong results. A strike near a wee Lake Georgtown area enhances value, and Hidden Lake reaches 276 feet with ore values of 11 to 17 dollars in the last 47 feet.
B G Pitt and P N Murphy of Butte visited the city yesterday. J P Stagg was a business visitor to Butte yesterday. Log Cabin syrup quarts 30c. Dr H F Carman will leave today for Kirksville Mo. William Kelly of Silver Lake is in the city on business. Mr and Mrs H M Steppgson will
At the Grand and Alcazar last evening the feature drama The Girl in the Caboose offered a railroad saga full of thrilling situations. Other offerings included Little Ravens Sweetheart and Sally Ann's Strategy with a lively Mr Chase performance and The Informer as the strong civil war tale. The Noble Profession about nursing training on Blackwell's Island complemented three clean comedies for a balanced bill.
A small group of suffragists arrived in Wappingers Falls from Fishkill after an eight mile march. The four pedestrians spent the night in a local hotel and plan to travel seven miles to Poughkeepsie, staying over Sunday. They were greeted by a large delegation upon arrival.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Representative and Mrs Pray had planned to sail for Panama for the holidays but pressing matters keep him in Washington through the recess. He likely will visit Panama after Congress adjourns in March.
Buffalo date line reports after nine hours the jury could not reach a verdict in the murder trial of J Frank Hickey charged with killing Joseph Josephs a 77 year old Lackawanna boy. Judge gave instructions to return a sealed verd.ict.
Short notes from Anaconda and surrounding towns report travel plans and social visits. W. W. A. Gandie of Great Falls and William Brown of Hamilton visited the city, while others left for Billings Butte Boise or San Francisco. Local prices on buckwheat and canned goods are advertised alongside a range of notices from administrators to Christmas sales.
Kansas City residents learn Horace Kearny's body was recovered from the California coast. Mrs. J A Kearny expresses relief after a week of intense strain, noting the long hope for his survival is now ended. The aviator's family here kept faith he might be alive until the discovery.
A Kansas City Journal item recalls a sergeant of artillery confronting a stubborn mule team at the new union depot grade. After a volley of mixed English and Tagalog curses, the artillery mule suddenly digs in, arches its back, and hauls the heavy dirt load up the slope under the coach’s watchful eye.
The German government is said to contemplate monopolizing the tobacco trade shortly. Arizona is receiving many new investments from persons driven out to wireimaec ih RArowiaaA.
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