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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1901
Page
23
Clerk finds a mysterious substance in water analyzed for purity. A tiny sea serpent like creature is revealed under a microscope, prompting talk of a perfect pocket water filter. The piece ends with rail fare notices and travel information from Butte agencies.
A. K. Stone of Chicago is appointed Commissioner of the Terminal Association succeeding Mr Sloane. Stone takes over duties immediately and is expected to oversee terminal operations and policy implementation. He brings extensive experience in transportation and urban planning to the role.
A. K. Stone of Chicago arrives to lead the Butte Terminal Association and Western Weighing office after James Sloane resigns. Stone says no changes in personnel or policy are planned and will continue Sloane’s work in the same offices. Sloane will decide on future plans after a transition period and Mrs. Sloane returns from the East.
Salt Lake to Cincinnati July 2 round trip 358.50 Detroit July 2 and 3 Milwaukee July dates later San Francisco July 6 64.50 Buffalo June to October Tuesdays sold Sleeping car berths available at 106 North Main Butte Mont. H Coe Wilson General Agent.
Members of the A. O. H. and Divisions 1 and 2, A. O. H., and the Ladies' Auxiliary, and the R. F. L. A. are urged to attend at Hibernia Hall Wednesday evening, July 3, at 8 o'clock sharp. Edward Hughes, Acting Co. President A. O. H.
If you have a frowning expression and wrinkled face do not delay calling eye specialist Mrs Dr Frank who has devoted years to study and practice correcting errors of refraction. Ladies and patients will find her an intelligent and sympathizing friend to rely on with confidence Room 11 new P O block Butte.
In the Sophia Sabre versus Christine Rolf trial a witness said Wilson called a sale of Red Boot lodging house furniture a deal with “a sucker from the East” for 1800 dollars prompting tears in court. Separate suits cover a no-deed claim on No 12 West Front street and Hopkins’ commission dispute over Queen of the Hills and Tombstone mines.
City officers filed June reports. Finance shows May 31 balances and receipts totaling 81 681.76 with expenses across licenses taxes and public works, closing balance 83 204.05. Pound records tally 154 dogs drowned 27 still in pound July 1, 16 cashed for dogs, plus 22 for cows and horses. overall cash delivered 38.
An ad-style prompt urges buyers to skip racing tips and spend on Centennial beer. It touts Centennial as the best favored nutriment free from germs and available by the case in bottles for home use, presenting a dubious “sure thing” tip.
An advertisement proclaims dandruff and ring worm originate from a parasite. It claims the dandruff germ damages hair roots causing loss and baldness, and asserts Newbro's Herpicide kills the germ, stops itching, and smooths hair, available at druggists with no substitutes.
Harry Mason reports threats after testifying against Charles Anderson and associates in the Harrington murder case. A note reading the Swedes will do you was delivered by a messenger boy, signed A Friend. The county attorney investigates while Mason seeks protection amid reported plans to harm him. Fourth of July calls advertised at Bouchers, 45 FE Park Street.
A Sunday excursion train leaves the Montana Union Depot at 9:00 a.m. for Twin Bridges with round trip fares from Butte to Twin Bridges and back at 1.50, to Whitehall 1.50, and to Pipestone 1.09. The Deer Lodge train departs at 9:45 a.m. with Butte to Deer Lodge round trip 1.00. Save money by buying at Boucher's.
A daily 6 40 p m special train departs Butte via B A P railway for Mountain View park with a 10 30 p m return. Round trip priced at one dollar. Evening vaudeville boating dancing and entertainments featured nightly. Pan American shirt waists offered at New York Shirt Waist Co.
Dr H Brown formerly with Dr Ironsides announces new offices in the Baltimore block nearest the post office. He offers up to date dentistry at moderate prices. The notice contrasts with betting chatter about Dan Tewey’s Southern defeating a popular price hotel in the state.
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