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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1910
Page
17
A local shop promotes a broad selection of gifts for birthdays and weddings. The advert highlights gold and silver articles, cut glass Hawkes pattern pieces, watches, and other items. It claims the stock can fit every pocketbook and invites customers to visit.
Family Theater 1 presents Overture and Latest Rag-Time Trouble. Family orchestra and Goodhue Burgess sing and dance with banjo. Anna Merrill from Seattle performs. Featuring mo tion pictures and animated reels. Program changes Sundays and Thursdays.
Night Watchman Charles Monroe shot Aleck Anderson after Anderson refused to leave Elk cafe and pursued the watchman along East Park Avenue. Anderson, a Boer War veteran new to Anaconda, was wounded seriously and is at St. Ann's hospital. Monroe and Mrs. Green corroborate that repeated warnings were given.
City council discusses curb on street coasting on Brick and Maple streets amid safety concerns for pedestrians drivers and coasters. Mayor Gangner nominates four registry agents as part of January 1919 session while finance committee pushes discussing a $100,000 bond issue to replace high warrant interest with lower bond costs.
Edward Elliott headlines Anaconda tonight as the 19th tour variable entertainer in the Lyceum bureau series. He presents The Lion and the Mouse, a story that entertains and delivers a message that amuses and provokes thought for ice and women.
D R MacRae has acquired full control of Mac Rae & Co, a leading Northwest ladies and children's furnishings store, and has also bought Fred Hayhurst's stake in the Billings Hayhurst shop. He will run both stores on his proven, progressive lines, continuing a Montana merchandising pioneer’s tradition. The changes took effect January 1 and were announced yesterday.
Isaac W. Salisbury, Civil War veteran and Grand Army of the Republic member, died suddenly of heart failure at the Pearson lumber camp on Willow Creek. He was about 64, had lived near Anaconda for years, and his coffin was taken to Lawler & French’s for funeral arrangements.
An unusually large crowd attended yesterday evening’s Central Labor council meeting to hear an extended talk on labor conditions in the state by James Graham of Helena. The speaker has been in touch with developments across the state, and his remarks were described as instructive.
Dyspepsia sufferers urged to visit The Fuller Drug Company in Anaconda or Paxson and Rockefeller in Butte to try Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. The ad promises relief from indigestion and nausea with bis muth subnitrate and pepsia formula, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after a trial. Three sizes priced 25, 50 cents, and 1 dollar.
William Buckner Collier a Kentucky born trainer and sportsman who rose to prominence on Bluegrass tracks and in the western cattle and horse trade died at his Glendive home after a long illness. Survived by wife four brothers including doctors Earl and Robert Collier Nashville and a Kentucky sister Mrs. M B Morton. Funeral at his residence tomorrow at 2 pm conducted by Rev H A Carnahan.
Clerks meet tonight and Knights of Columbus install officers while Odd Fellows and Women of Woodcraft hold meetings. Dr Cheney arrives in Anaconda with family. eye exams free. several residents travel to Billings and Butte on business. Naturalization petition filed for Nickalaus Sestrich, 27, Austrian native. baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Norcutt. local sales and real estate offers listed.
Location notices on Copper King and First Resort lode claims filed for record by Otto and Adolph Stroh, about five miles east of Warm Springs. Mrs. Dan Collins dies in Butte. funeral in Butte tomorrow. she was well known in Anaconda. Edward Elliott performs at First Presbyterian Church with "The Lion and the Mouse." Ladies' Aid of Swedish Baptist Church meets. N Anderson hosts. Anaconda Lodge No. 5 members to attend funeral of Brother Boehm. Samuel Burrell injured at smelter. at St. Ann's Hospital. no bones broken, internal injuries possible. Clerks' union and Colfax Lodge No. 20 members urged to meet for meetings and funeral. National Storytellers' Association president Richard Wythe spoke at high school. Judge McClernan from Butte sat for Winston in McGinley minors case. postponed due to guardian Barney McGinley's illness.
E Vormen died at the hospital yesterday after a long illness. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs John K Gorman of 505 Maple Street. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. The family has the sympathy of a large circle of friends.
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