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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1902
Page
4
Firemen have shaped the East End handball alley and plan improvements for the season. The Twentieth Century Athletic club contemplates a new rear-alley court, with Professor Johnson guiding design for possible indoor play.
A telegram from Charles Boyd’s relatives says his burial will be handled by those connected with him in Anaconda. His parents and siblings in Rossland British Columbia will oversee arrangements as the funeral service is set for today.
Martin Cole an employee of the Anaconda company dies of pneumonia at his home 416 Cedar street He was a husband and father of five residents of Anaconda for six years and a member of the Modern Woodmen of America The remains will be shipped to San Francisco California where Mr Cole came from and his widow Mrs Cole will accompany the casket to California
An 19th century style advertisement touts Dr. Sanford Liver Invigorator as the best liver medicine. It claims to cure liver ills, biliousness, indigestion, constipation, and malaria using a vegetable remedy.
The third annual ball by the Fraternal Order of Eagles local branch was held at A. O. H. hall in Anaconda last night. It drew a large crowd, featured special music, and a well‑laid ballroom floor. All local lodge members attended, with several from the Butte lodge aiding the festivities. The arrangement committee included Frank R. Carton as chairman along with Mike Mulroy and Dennis O’Leary. Hugh Daly led the reception committee, while J. W. Ritz assisted as floor manager with several members helping.
Members of Local Union No. 88 are requested to be present at the regular meeting Thursday night January 16. G F Taylor President.
A commercial man praises Yellowstone Park Paint Pots and recalls a family visit with debate over hot springs and moral questions. Thomas J. Hooper comments on a national irrigation bill raising concerns about cost limits, Montana arid land policy, and how open lands at low cost affect state reclamation.
Presiding Elder Jacob Mills of Helena led the revival at the Methodist church as attendance rises each night. Pastor Macurdy supports extending the meetings, arguing body evangelism boosts church strength and faith. He and other preachers advocate evangelists’ flexible methods to reach conversions. For plumbing see Desell, 405 East Park.
A collection of testimonial snippets touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia with claims of relief after three to four tablets and notes endorsements from officials and customers. Advertisers urge purchasing at druggists and cite broad physician approval for both adults and children.
John Klodison an Austrian smelter employee at Anaconda lies in Sisters Hospital with four broken ribs after a horse drawn wagon struck him at Birch and East Park streets. He alleges the driver appeared intoxicated and a driver’s inaction prompted an investigation by authorities.
Anna Gwendoline Munn two year old daughter of Roger Munn foreman of the new sampling works died at the family residence 311 East Park street yesterday after a brief illness. Parents grieve for their loss.
Dr Melville E O Neill of 845 Howard Street San Francisco describes treating synosis of the lower lip with Newbro s Herpicide. Beard loss and chin inflammation subsided and new hair began to grow in the treated area. Herpicide advertised as killing dandruff germs and promoting hair growth.
A fragmentary timetable lists multiple daily connections. It notes Westbound connections for the Coast Limited and Eastbound North Coast Limited with various arrival and transfer times. Northern Pacific connections from the West arrive mid afternoon and late night with several transfer points.
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