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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1909
Page
3
A health professional warns patients that cures depend on correct treatment and upfront evaluation. Before accepting a case, the provider explains that incurable conditions will be disclosed, ensuring informed decisions.
Letters from Irish and American suitors seek kinship with William T. Clark, murdered near Fish Creek. The clamor over his supposed gold inheritance prompts inquiries from Dublin milliner Bernard Clarke and Milaca residents, with confusion over Clark family links and Irish origins.
Claim cites a rabbit test showing baldness after germ exposure and asserts Newbro's Herpicide destroys the dandruff germ, preventing baldness. Advertising copy urges purchase from druggists with samples and sizes 50 cents and one dollar, listing Detroit Michigan and Butte Montana as points of sale.
Admirers 10 plan a banquet at the Thornton hotel on Feb. 15 to honor Butte High School gamesters in purple and white. Team members scrubs and subs will be guests. prominent businessmen will host and discuss starting an athletic club for Butte youths.
Butte high school basketball opens the season with three tough away tests in seven days. First, Friday in Helena against the Athletics, then Monday versus the Five W’s and School of Mines in the city league, finishing Friday against Great Falls high school.
Friends of Miss Louise Forrest gave a surprise party Friday night at her parents 718 Utah avenue in her honor before she leaves for Dillon to attend the normal school. The event featured games sociability and refreshments with guests including Frances Murphy Arthera Murphy Freddie Huebaker Pearl Steele Helen Buckley Oscar Lindlief Bessie KElmberg Edith Jackson Forest Lindlief Georgie Beck Melbourne Beck Sidney Beckwith Helen Lindlief Elva Lindlief.
A leading ear expert offers two months of medicine at no cost to prove his ability to cure deafness head noises and catarrh. Address Dr G M Branan 1446 Walnut St Kansas City Mo.
Mrs FE Palmer of Billings visits Butte while Frank Atkins of Penfield stays in town. Others include S W Kelly of Stacy, L D Glenn of Harlowton, J C Balcolm of Piedmont, John W Pierson from Red Lodge, Sam Swansen of Helena, J R Chamberlain, W R Strong of Helena, William T Scott from Great Falls, H G Willard of Three Forks, F F Tucker of Anaconda, Nathan Godfrey and John Edgerton from Helena, J C McLean of Lewistown, and George K Ingram of Helena at local hotels.
A mass meeting at Belt named temporary officers for a proposed Highwood County to be formed from parts of Cascade Fer gus and Chouteau counties. Key posts include H J Thaxter as County Commissioner D Pimperton clerk of district court J W Leland treasurer and others Cora Belt Lower Belt and Wil low Creek residents are listed with Belt named as temporary county seat.
Orton Bros acquire the Leggat block at 216 218 North Main in Butte in a five figure deal to create a dedicated music house. The two story plus basement building will house showrooms, testing rooms, a workroom and repair shop with hundreds of pianos and organs and department managers. The firm operates statewide with a long history dating to 1887 and aims to expand further.
President Roosevelt gives consent to placing the head of Lincoln on a circulating coin. He conferred with Mint Director Leech and details are under advisement. A half dollar is likely to carry the Lincoln portrait.
Missoula Woman's club meeting features debate on the whipping post with varied views. Pupils perform, papers on Richard III. noted, and plans announced for art show and upcoming department meetings. A state federation request To interview legislators on pure food bills is referred to the secretary.
Frank J. Pierce announces Ye Olde Inn will reopen February 1 under Oscar Powling with new Chicago staff. The upgraded facility features modern culinary equipment and in-house baking, plus Miss Schroeder's orchestra returning to provide concerts for locals and travelers.
Farmers near Missoula gather to organize for the state farmers institute to meet February 6 at the courthouse. The Missoula Chamber of Commerce sponsors a lunch break and local participants join the institute speakers from other regions.
Missoula reports the death of Emily Ada Price a nurse at Sisters hospital from heart failure following a month long bout with typhoid fever. She fell ill on January 30 and died at 5 o clock tonight.
Joe Pritchard pleaded guilty in district court to stealing a horse from Mack Couture of Arlee and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary.
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