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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1903
Page
21
A rough hewer named Rube, a sheep herder working for a river outfit, shelters his flock through a deadly prairie blizzard. He endures frost and hunger to keep the animals alive, staying with them all night despite his own danger. The tale notes his quiet, steadfast courage and the harsh winter trial.
A Montana herder named Rube perished following a brutal cold in a blizzard while tending sheep. Found exhausted at Harlem and later at Fort Benton hospital after amputation of hands and feet, he faced death with quiet courage and spoke of seeking forgiveness and immortality.
The Butte women’s clubs enjoy steady attendance but show rare exciting incidents and waning rivalries. Apathy and focus on past eras threaten harmony and progress, while independent expression and lively repartee are needed to spark engagement and prevent a stifling atmosphere.
On February 6 at the Grand theater the Woman's club of Butte presents a refined recital directed by Mrs. George Gordon Mc Pherson a new addition to the city music scene. She will be assisted by noted local talent and several new performers.
Voices and new instrumental artists will be introduced as proceeds go to the club treasury to aid the construction of a clubhouse. The Woman's club promises a high quality entertainment reflecting its past choice attractions and full member involvement.
Last Tuesday evening the members enjoyed a lively social session after a short programme of current events at President Tucker’s home. The club will meet next time with Fred Sheffel at 715 West Galena Street.
The Ladies of the Mon Day Evening club held a profitable meeting at Mrs Shields residence on West Mercury street with a cordial welcome and light refreshments. The program covered German history literature and art from 1848 to 1852 with Miss Conyne handling history Miss Una Madden literature and Miss Josie Laird art. The group will meet again tomorrow evening with Miss Richards at 405 West Granite street. The Butte City Federation of Women's clubs schedules a Thursday morning meeting at 10 am at Mrs C S Passmore's home 717 West Granite Street.
An American interviewer quoted Germany’s export woes to Von Bulow. He lamented German manufacturers while noting 9000 tons of toys imported by the United States annually. Von Bulow retorted that children credit toys to Santa Claus and adults stop valuing them.
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