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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1907
Page
7
The Retail Clerks Union of Anaconda plans the annual ball to be held at the Indweroom tonight under the auspices of the union. An installation of officers will occur at a meeting with a select guest list and formal invitations to merchants expected.
Mrs Samuel Chauncey Fred Graham's cousin Mrs Samuel Sloane Chawker, engaged to Bord Kil e nener, is a first cousin to Pred 5 Graham of this city. Miry Chauncey Ay an formerly Miss Alice Carr of Tours ville, Mr Graham's old home. Chauncey is daughter of Col H H Carr, Civil War veteran. Chauncey has been called the most beautiful widow in the world.
The Anaconda Club plans a house welcome for visiting guests and locals will entertain at the club. Patrick Cuddihy and family thank friends and Columbus Zfnipnts World electrical workers for kindness during a bereavement. Ice rink skating tonight with 15 cent admission. Weekly weather report notes past week conditions in Anaconda and East Anaconda.
As reported by OD Denna, the data shows Mant Ansconia December 4 with highs up to 45 and lows near 38, Lee at 6, and a range of values including 45 and 33. The note also records other stations such as Nlguort 26 and Drahest 4A with various lows, while Ansconia notes temperatures nearly unchanged from the previous readings.
The Margaret Theater offers a lively program headlined by Borgrant Kitty with Helen Bryan as a charming lead. The show combines clever comedy, robust singing, and stylish period costumes with strong supporting acts by James Meiers and Ont lfadaway. A separate musical segment features Sergeant Hitly and a nostalgic French army theme, ending in an upbeat, thoroughly satisfying evening. Also announced is a skate night at the Anaconda ice rink with limited admissions.
Anaconda fight fans show strong interest in the Jor Giurs vs C Wernan lightweight title clash set for Tonopah Nevada. Gans is favored at betting windows while publicity stunts aim to draw crowds and boost gate receipts.
Clerks meet tonight as HK of C holds gathering. Bee Stage’s Mies In forntiture and Tescher’s, Verberckmanes Jeweler at 14 B. Park. 20 dollar gift at Coys. Skating at the rink, 5c admission. Frank Lapler’s back in business. cowboy gear for sale at 318 Rast Park. Rev H O Svare preached in Bonnier. Mrs Edward Cudding travels to Ball Lake for ill relative. Tim Courtney and Josie O’Hern of Butte engaged in clerk district court proceedings yesterday. D C Walker of this city visits family in Duluth. Wt Collins, stock inspector, seen in city. Mrs Mya McPherson returns to Portland after visit. Mr and Mrs FP Whytehive return to Anaconda from Havre. Infant son of Filfay Carrion christened at 414 Alder at 2:30 pm. Rev H Sundafiedal officiated. Jack McDonald found guilty of threats. $500 bond for peace. Clerks’ union to meet for season tonight. officers’ invitations distributed. Anaconda Circle, Women of Woodcraft, meets Wednesday at Modern Wood Hall at 8 pm. Funeral of Mrs Frank Lapier held at family residence. services by Rev A Carnahan at First Presbyterian with large attendance.
Former Mrs Martha Blaine, recently divorced in South Dakota, announces plans to wed Paul S Pearsall of New York, a veteran Rough Rider from the War with Spain. Pearsall has addresses in Madison Avenue and a summer place near Bridgeport Sound. The divorce was final in Yankton on December 22, and Mrs Blaine had traveled to Washington to join her parents.
The Fair Association directors met yesterday and approved fixed dates for Deer Lodge county fair from September 6 to 2, with no date changes. Officers A C MacCallum and E P Mathewson outlined plans for a stronger season, including painting buildings, repairing fences, increased harness racing, and stockholder financing.
Notice to the Public lists 1907 rates for cordwood sawing two cuts one dollar per cord and three cuts nineteen five cents per cord, pole wood pricing by length and load, logs priced with extra trimming, and hourly wood sawing and hauling charges. Names J H W Schwend Isaac Porny Sidney Rdausoltila endorsed by Workingmen's Union.
Anaconda hits New Year with zero weather and a frozen roid promising good sleighing. Bells will ring as liverymen tally money, churches see modest souls, and a large Plymouth Methodist service honors the year’s start. The A.C.H. hall hosts a grand ball for the new volunteer fire department, reported as the season’s biggest. Barney Fitzpatrick notes 34 couples in attendance and room for more despite a lively night of music and merriment.
A reader credits Postum with ending six years of coffee use and relief from headaches nervousness and sour belching. She notes clearer eyesight stronger eyes and improved mood after switching, though a friend disliked Postum until following package instructions. The testimonial is from a Battl Creek Michigan posting.
Private veshehces of the city will keep open houses today and many parties plan rounds. Anaconda club has arranged a reception for visitors, making the day one of jovial rejoicing. Turkey supply is scarce as markets failed to stock enough poultry for dinner.
The Dou theater reports strong business and nightly crowds for moving pictures. Manager Harry Chamler oversees a program praised as descriptive and sentimental with wide experience in film exhibition. The Center on Munstront Street shows popular picture selections, drawing crowds for the past months and filling capacity nightly. Nearby skating options promise recreation with evening admission noted.
Four men named Goreman Pateiek Milchons Frank McNaily and Dan Cyraliy travel via New York to Pesu to take positions in a smelter in that country. They are all export smolt men and expect to unite with friends Wille Lo upon arrival.
Good skating night at the Anas cura ice rink with admission one cent. A warrant was issued for Patrick Metrary of 7 East Fourth Street and placed with the Under Sheriff for service. Church notices announce a Lutheran service at three, and cards of thanks express gratitude for sympathy after a bereavement.
Dorothy A. Darling the woman known as Gertrude Qertrude 6 pleaded guilty to forgery. Judge Smith sentenced her to hard labor in the Deer Lodge penitentiary, noting she had an addiction to sipping and seeking clemency due to her alleged downfall.
Special Dispatch reports Monroe Mann leases and bonds mining claims in the Blue Wing district to Tat, Taylor and George FH Conway for nine months at 50,000 dollars. The bonded claims adjoin Kent robe, leased last Saturday by Dr Poindexter and Ray L. Riley. Supplies and miners were sent to the Kenting site to clear and prepare for mining operations, recalling Bannack era silver mining and early ore exports led by Henry Plummer.
Mrs Eliza A Wiley of Liecomb Iowa recounts eleven years of hand eczema with cracked bleeding fingers. After three doctors and failed remedies, she used Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent Pills. Her hands healed and she urges others to try Cuticura remedies. October 18 1904.
An 1906 Reading Pennsylvania reader testifies that wool underwear caused a skin disease and itching. After trying various remedies with no relief, she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Tonics for two applications and reports a cure. The notice also markets loans, jewelry, and used goods at Anaconda Jewelry Co. Main Street Anaconda.
Samuel Matin Brab, a well known New York City restaurateur who ran a popular all night Broadway establishment, died suddenly from heart disease. His health had deteriorated after he was obliged to arrange for the benefit of his creditors weeks earlier. His restaurant was near the Hotel Astir.
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