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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1910
Page
9
The notice promotes a shop with a full range of gold and silver articles, cut glass in the Hawkes pattern, and watches. It claims every pocketbook can be accommodated and invites readers to visit the store to view the selection.
The fragment notes Anna Merrill described as the girl with the voice from Seattle leading a Tamil theater program. It mentions Gonfibue and Burgess as singing, dancing, and banjo specialists, with references to moving pictures and power airs.
Alexander Anderson a newcomer to Asticonda, 30, was shot by Night Watchman Monroe after Anderson refused to leave the Sik Café and threatened the officer. Anderson was taken to St. Jean's hospital in serious condition. Monroe and Mrs. Green maintained the shooting was necessary to prevent further trouble. Monroe and Anderson were both placed in custody as details of the confrontation emerged.
City council held a lively session on winter coasting on Brick and Maple streets warning pedestrians and drivers of danger. Aldermen supported fun but urged caution and possible bans, especially on streetcar tracks, and considered restricting coasting to lower streets. Officials announced vigilance, potential enforcement, and possible action to suspend the practice if safety cannot be guaranteed.
MacRae and CoP has acquired Fred Hayhurst holdings and will run two ladies and children's furnishing stores in Billings and the Northwest. The transition, effective January 1, preserves the conservatively progressive retail approach the firm is known for, reflecting the owner’s confidence in local growth.
Isaac WW Salixtwes, Civil War veteran and Grand Army of the Republic member in Ana conia, died suddenly of heart failure last evening at Pearson lumber camp on Willgw creek. He had been in normal health after a hearty dinner and collapsed while chatting on a logging wagon. He was about years old and had lived near Anaronia for years. no family details could be learned. Remains were taken to Lawler and French's undertaking establishment and funeral plans will be announced.
A large attendance gathered yesterday evening to hear Janice Graham of Helens deliver an extended address on state conditions. The speaker, who has been in close touch with several developments across the state, spoke along instructive lines.
For dyspepsia relief, Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are promoted at the Fadler Brig company store Anaconda and What Paxton Rockefeller in Butte. The ad claims tablets soothe irritability of the stomach, strengthen digestion, relieve nausea, and come with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Three sizes priced at 25 cents, five cents, and one dollar.
William Burkner Collier, longtime horse trainer and Westward racing figure, died at his home in Bla axsinica after a long illness. A Kentucky native born Franklin in 1859, he led a rugged career across Nebraska the Black Hills and Utah. Survived by several brothers and a widow, he was praised as a loyal friend, generous neighbor, and respected sportsman. Funeral services planned for 2 p.m. at his residence with Rev. H. H. Carnahan officiating.
Ode Fellows Moet tonnant. Drink your beer at the Mint. Waylor's orchestra danced. W. Barnes has gout. Henry Wassmen on a business trip with Mint grippe. Fourth sampler, Free eye examinations by an expert optician. Installations of officers at Colmmyns and Wanderatt. For sale household goods and piano. Miss Claire Salisburs to resume school duties. Eye specialist Dr C D Pons at Flood block till Jan 20. free eye exams. Dr. Cheney arrives from California with Tangiy Cora in Anacania. Miss Claire Salisburs leaves for Harlowton. Revival notices and local society items. Baby born to Mr and Mrs Norcutt. Spevrlat meeting of Pt Sheerdan Club at 7:30. Pumping station at Silver Lake. County officials travel to Billings for convention. Natutralization petition by Sestrich of Prilisee Austria.
Property location notices filed by Oto and Adolph Stroh place the Copper King and First Resort lode claims about a mile east of Wann Springs. Also reports Dan Callins died in Butte, funeral tomorrow. Eliott to present at First Presbyterian church. Local club and lodge notices, hospital injuries, and high school history letters address events in Anaconda and surrounding areas.
The 3 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John K. Gorman died at the hospital yesterday evening after a long illness. The family home is at 6 Maple Street in Famora. Arrangements were announced later as friends extend sympathies in a large circle.
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