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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1901
Page
8
The latest New Home Sewing Machine guarantees non fire risk and always ready performance for any amount of work. It asserts reliability and suggests they stock all makes to satisfy customers.
In Butte at the Five Mile House a crowd of about 200 watched Young Thomas and Kid Foley box 20 rounds to a draw. Foley led in spots with heavy swings while Thomas used fast jabs and footwork. referee Billy Smith declared the draw as both fighters tired but unbowed. Prior undercard saw Kid Mumford stop Burns in the four round, with promoter Freddie Bogan guaranteeing a fair, well-run event.
Ladies and children's bracelets featured at Hight and Fairfield. For pianos organs and musical goods visit Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street.
Thornton cafe advertises a Christmas dinner for one dollar. Morris the confectioner offers fancy filled candy boxes and baskets at less than cost following a business removal. 76 West Park.
Collier closes at Suttons with Mig audience and Maguire's pricing plan. The Lottery of Life features Joseph Adams with a remarkable voice, baritone to soprano, in concert hall scenes. Catalini acrobats thrill the crowd, and a Christmas program runs through matinees and night performances.
European plan priced at $1.50 per day and up. American plan at $3 per day and up. Describes a dining room noted as finest table west of New York.
Citizens' Coal Co offers coal delivery from No. 4 East Broadway with fast service to Kemmerer Rock Springs Rocky Fork Gebo areas. Dorothy hotel advertised with $1.00 daily rate. Boucher's promos for china and sealats.
A Salt Lake observer argues that only first class players can keep Utah and Idaho teams competitive in the inter mountain league. Ogden and Salt Lake City dominate the scene with strong lineups and financial backing, while Butte plans a new organization with McCloskey favored as manager.
The First Presbyterian Church held Christmas morning and evening services with an excellent music program. Rev. F. Groeneveld delivered a sermon on Christmas themes and its significance. Tomorrow night the Sunday school children will lead special exercises. Weinberg Cros and Epstein moved to Pythian Castle at 181 South Main.
Fifty compiled works by 70 members of the Royal Academy are privately exhibited at Burlington House as a tribute to the throne accession. The collection will be presented to the monarchs as a unique holiday gift.
Advertises returning home for Christmas via the Rio Grande route titled The Scenic Line of the World. Promotes modern equipment and up to date service with ticket office at 47 East Broadway.
Dr Sven Anders Hedin wires King Oscar from Christiania saying his party was attacked by 500 Tibetan soldiers while crossing Tibet. He reports the loss of nearly all his collections and most of his caravel, with the men saved. King Oscar telegraphs thanks and greetings.
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