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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1901
Page
5
Anaconda introduces a winter bowling series with five players per team chosen from Mallett Tucker Durston Mahoney Collins Clinton Storey Walker Hasley Clarkson. Two teams play tonight and a weekly match schedule is planned. a planned Butte visit was postponed by a last minute wedding.
Park Avenue chatter as Montana legislators consider a bill to license and examine barbers. Proponents cite Minnesota as a model where a board of examiners protects the trade from low wage and unskilled graduates from barber schools.
A collage of discounts and store notices from Anaconda venues including I X L store Park Ave and Leader 307 East Park Ave. It lists clothing bargains hot drinks at Tolans social dances at Austrian hall and theatre engagements. Also mentions marriage licenses and a through sleeping car service on Great Northern railway.
Applicants demonstrate shaving and hair cutting in chairs set up for practical exams while spectators observe. Candidates also face honing, appearance, deportment tests and a 40 question written sanitary and surgical quiz. Montana lacks barber schools and could face Minnesota style regulation.
Police hunt youths who have fired at Lincoln school windows with air gun or target rifle in recent days. Property damage is limited but reparations will be required from the boys and their parents if caught.
Frank Miller announces the Alaska saloon at 818 KE Third Street Anaconda inviting the public to sample his wine and liquor line. The tailoring work is described as done by well-paid labor Thueson 044 KE Park.
An Od Militia Officer discusses a proposed act to reorganize the national guard into a United States Reserve under federal direction. He argues it would erase state guards, cites Montana and New York experiences, and urges a strong, well drilled, nonpolitical state militia aligned with the regular army.
Mary Lawler of Appleton Wisconsin says Peruna cured her long standing kidney catarrh after a cold settled in. She used four bottles and was fully cured within two weeks. Judge Henry Powers of Vermont endorses Peruna for winter climatic diseases and coughs. The ad warns chronic catarrh can destroy organs and urges readers to request a free book from The Peruna Medicine Co.
The governor's call frames a militia as a substitute for a large standing army. The statement implies local defense should be organized to reduce federal military reliance. It emphasizes civic readiness and state autonomy in national security.
We express heartfelt thanks to friends who aided in our bereavement and attended the funeral of our daughter, Mr. Animal T. F. Whalen. A fifty dollar reward is offered for a better investment than H. H. Mayhew's offer for one dollar. 603 East Front Street. For plumbing see Dezell, 405 E. Park.
Mrs M A Sackett sues Mary and Joseph McCaffery in Deer Lodge County Montana for a sheriff sale of lot 21 block 4 Anaconda townsite. The sale is set January 31 1901 at the court house front door in Anaconda. Sheriff John Conley issues the notice.
Petition of Peter Rafferty of Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana filed in the U S District Court for bankruptcy adjudicated March 8, with surrender of all property and compliance noted. Also notice for probate of Augusta Hartz will in Deer Lodge County Montana with January 26 hearing for administration issuance. Dated January 10, 1901.
The court schedules a hearing on January 21 1901 in Helena Montana on Peter Rafferty bankruptcy petition. Known creditors will receive copies by mail and may attend to oppose discharge under bankruptcy acts.
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