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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1901
Page
8
A Butte company thanks customers for 1901 sales and predicts strong 1902 growth. It cites better purchasing, direct European and domestic supplier access, and exclusive lines. The store promises fine china monograms, engraved cutlery, customized firearms, and deep January February bargains as inventory is counted.
Our store offers expert jewelry repair using the latest up to date machinery to meet every need. We guarantee satisfaction in every detail with facilities for making and mending all kinds of jewelry.
Our skilled workmen clean and repair watches quickly and well. If a watch fails to keep good time we will find the cause and name the remedy. Cleaning price is 1.50 dollars and main spring replacement four main spring, but 1.04. Window display features New Year gifts.
The Butte Humane Society offered gold and silver medals for best essays by sixth to eighth graders in public schools. First prize went to Helen Denny of Lincoln School, second to Jesse Wharton, also Lincoln, and third to Fred Savage of Garfield School. Essay excerpts urge kindness to animals, praising humane help to a hungry dog and condemning cruelty to horses.
A short essay urges compassion for animals citing Ernest Seton Thompson and stories of abused horses and mistreated dumb animals. It contrasts wild animal fates with domestic life and condemns cruelty seen in daily scenes such as a man beating a horse and leaving a horse tied all day.
A narrator reflects on kindness to animals inspired by Anna Sewell and shares a country scene about visiting sheep farmers. The tale illustrates how a single kind word can touch a dumb animal and bring reward, recounting an observed incident from two years ago with sheep herders in the countryside.
An immense ranch with over 3,000 sheep faced a deadly blizzard as 17 inches of snow buried the flock. A rheumatic shepherd collapsed but urged his three dogs to guide the herd home. The dogs led the rancher to the stranded man before perishing with the rescued sheep nearby. Two dogs died later and two sheep were killed. white headboards mark graves near the farmhouse.
The New Year gossip notes how women’s clubs in the state review finances and fellowship while preparing for the Los Angeles sixth biennial in May. The major debate centers on admitting colored women to the General Federation, with Massachusetts and Georgia proposing plans and Lydia Philips Williams shy of a nationwide compromise.
Mrs Williams leads Minnesota federation members in Milwaukee arguing for state representation and indirect club power under a potential reorganization. Delegates prepare for Montana’s biennial in May while London Pioneer Club draws attention for smoking room norms and temperance rules in a global women’s club scene.
The ninth annual meeting in Buffalo New York drew delegates from across the United States and Canada. Toronto schools inspector J W Hughes spoke on Household Economics as a Factor in Human Evolution. Officers include Ellen M Henrotin Chicago honorary president Linda Hull Larned Syracuse president Mary Moody Purch Omaha vice president Burroughs Jamaica NY secretary treasurer John Kendall Dunn Jamaica NY. The literature department met Friday and plans a forthcoming program.
纽约女性社团扩展计划吸引342名成员申请, 计划在二十三到四十二街之间建立新 clubhouse 以提供社交与文学活动场所。新项目还涉及德州分会邮箱刊物分发及北达科他混合性别社团讨论, 佐以佐治亚州设立模范学校的筹资目标与手工艺教育发展。
European plan at the seaside inn starts at $1.50 per day with higher tiers. American plan priced from $3 per day and upwards. The establishment boasts the finest table west of New York.
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