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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1913
Page
13
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a night cleanse for liver stomach and bowels. It claims relief from headaches biliousness upset stomach backache and worn feet by morning. It urges parents to give Cascarets to children for healthy bowel actions and cheerfulness.
Reports from Beaverhead County and the lower country indicate heavy snowfalls this winter. The Lion Mountains area near Glendive sees snow depths rivaling any in years, with miners and locals noting the terrain’s extreme snowfall. The Cleopatra mine, perched high above timberline, remains active as crews brace for long, wind driven days clearing tracks and maintaining access to the shaft amid frequent blizzards.
The Quaker Girl, by Ione Monckton with music by Yank and Adrian Ross, headlines a major tour. Victor Morley leads a 50 voice chorus and a company of nearly 100 with extensive scenery and electricity, making it a top regional attraction of the season drawing crowds wherever staged.
A sharp cold snap hit the area with a biting breeze, temperatures near 10 above in the morning then dropping toward night. Forecasters warn of a January cold wave followed by a thaw and a deeper freeze, while Non and Donovan relocate their offices to Lewisohn Building suite 208.
Secretary of Northwest Lumbermen's Association in Spokane says there is no basis for talk of a lumber trust forming to control Montana and neighboring states. Delegates from Colorado, Oregon, Washington, and Idaho participate in the Northwestern group, each serving local interests while aiming for the public good. The issue centers on reducing overburdened laws and easing payroll burdens affecting small towns and national prosperity.
A historic city treasurer report shows nearly $242,000 in warrants drawn from the general fund. Treasurer Tad Tutty notes the sinking fund holds about $301,000 and urges recipients to claim payments. He describes a long day of verifying checks and expects more people to come in for their money.
L C Evans was reelected president of the Silver Bow Club with officers C H Kelly R A Kunkel Stephenson and L C Evans named to the executive board along with Oscar Rohn C V Fulton and WH Merriman. The meeting noted W’s condition to be high and a Mountaineer council basket social was announced with outsiders invited.
Stockholders received General Manager John J. Pope’s quarterly report on North Butte Mining’s operations. The detailed update covers adirondack vein extensions on 1800 and 2400 levels, ore widths from two to seven feet, copper content around 6 percent, silver around two to four ounces per ton, and planned drifts and upraises as ventilation and costs permit.
Development work on the vein shows a continuous ore body from 1800 to 2200 levels with drifts advancing a few feet. Crosscuts indicate widths of six to seven feet. drifts and crosscuts at 1800 2000 2200 levels began as ore conditions align with the TSN level.
An ad promises $25 men’s suits for $15 with an extra pair of trousers free. Today and Tuesday, $25 suits in all sizes include a free pair of trousers, offered for $18. Also noted is a dialogue about a play and a line about gas extraction from cottonwood trees in Kansas.
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