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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
16
In a special offer, a trial bottle of a skin relief wash with swintergreen thymol and glycerine promises eczema relief and potential cure. The D D D company formula is marketed as mild and effective, with a 5 cent offer promoted by W Sparrow in the Chicago oratories.
Margaret theater to host Henry Savage production of The Merry Widow on Saturday February 5 with famed company led by Mabel Wilber and George Damerel. Ensemble features Oscar Figman Harold Blake and others.Savage Grand Opera Orchestra conducted by Frank Mandeville.
A new bank will open at Helmville Montana with J W Blair W T Day C T Hansen and J W Bridge and Spokane associates. capital 25000, strong backing with over two million personal liability. Bank to use Ely Norris safe. new building planned spring and summer. Blair resident of Nevada valley for 37 years. Day and Hansen Security Co presidents with 1 million capital. they own extensive ranch lands and banks in Washington. Helmville to become center of expanding ranching and farming development with potential dairy hay and cattle ventures.
Little Miss Mildred Moe hosts a surprise party with a long list of attendees. J. M. Pears visits from Helmville defending his homestead final proof. The American Woman's League to hold a magazine festival at the library basement. Maude Hollenback arrives from Gold Creek for a sister’s appendectomy recovery. Chaminade Music Club to meet and perform a Wagner Liszt Parsifal program. W. J. Higgins returns from Twin Bridges, overseeing mining properties with N. J. Bielenberg.
The item notes a gingham fabric for waists offered by Strain s at twelve cents per yard. It highlights affordable fabric options for sewing and dressmaking, pointing to a catalog-like sale entry.
The Kansas City Star reports vast ebony forests on uncleared lands in the lower Rio Grande valley in Texas. Ebony crossties are valued for durability, yet most timber has been cleared for farmland and used in the Brownsville to Point Isabel railroad built in 1868. Some landowners preserved ebony stands.
A correspondent reports a tame magpie that prefers tobacco to other stimuli. The bird tears extinguished cigar stumps, nibbles the stump, snatches lit cigars, and spreads ashes on its feathers, suggesting parasite control or inherited behavior and even tool use by a lower animal.
Fraternal Union and Modern Woodmen hold meetings tonight along with the Teamsters and stablemen’s union at 119 Main. A temperance talk and several social events fill the town calendar, including a Stuart dance, hotel supper, and Ladies’ Aid society gatherings at multiple churches. Local professionals advertise services from eye exams to a Buick car for sale.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula January 26 Justice Dyson handled multiple criminal matters. Three men from the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound Railway camp stand charged with stealing coal from a car near Suwagan. Dennis O Leary pleaded not guilty to receiving stolen property and faces a Tuesday hearing with a $20 bond. Henry E Van Canneyt admitted guilt to his part and was sentenced to 30 days in jail plus a $25 fine. Pat Crowley was not arraigned. Robert Leroux, Wallace newspaper man, was arraigned on obtaining money under false pretenses after passing worthless checks, pleading not guilty. date for his hearing was not fixed.
Mrs. Hugh M. Gellert, alone with an infant, could not summon help as a small blaze at a Big Blackfoot Lumber Co. house near Fort Missoula spread quickly through dry timbers. She carried her baby to safety but lost all clothing and household effects as the structure was destroyed. The husband, an expressman, notified and rescued family to the city.
Missoula watches as Mrs Idelia Ringquette aged 37 dies at 10 this morning after a long illness. Wife of J W Ringquette, she lived in Potomac for years before moving to Missoula for medical care. She leaves three sons Arthur Nelson and Edward at her bedside. her Duluth-based father was notified and to come to Missoula.
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