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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1906
Page
2
A humorous Anaconda tale centers on Bob Greig and his dog. A visiting dog provokes a clash of discipline and affection, ending with a showcase crash and a moral about temperance and loyalty. The incident unfolds with lively local color and a gentle laugh at canine mischief.
Local column lists faded business names, sales, and visits. Shigee’s stool and vinyl items, floral designs, and reduced prices appear alongside reminders of a closing holiday, arrivals of visitors from Boulder and Butte, and upcoming shows by Adan Forepaugh and Sells Brothers in Anaconda.
An account reviews the growth of Sunday schools led by national union figures. It notes new affiliations, large attendance and expansion into Pacific states, with leaders like J. Johnson of Shalt Leuke and M. Chenaraigitional guiding efforts. The movement reports 14,985 members and 21,000 volumes distributed, amid plans for further expansion and public talks.
Remarkable white Arabians imported for a Sultan’s court will be shown in America. Four stallions, trained for performances, weigh about 1100 to 1700 pounds and stand around 15 hands. Known as the Render troupe, they are described as noble, gentle, and capable of high leaps and intricate dances. The event, tied to a big show, is set for Monday July 9, with a picnic and equine demonstrations expected nearby.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Gusnelish as captain and manager of the Sw and Tete Minor team. A four-horse load was sent out yesterday and the Mayers will carry lunch in pockets. They expect a glow or glow at a tiny event.
A Deer Lodge valley subscriber asks whether Northern Pacific railroad lands in Montana especially Deer Lodge and Powell counties have been classified. If a prospector finds a mineral vein on such lands, can he hold it and obtain a patent like others. The writer believes most railroad lands in these counties are classified as mineral and open to mineral laws, with exceptions where patent has been issued already. Further, classification could affect later agricultural claims and requires proper land office action and procedure.
The document outlines weekly operating hours and payday timing. From 10 to 4 on Saturdays, and 3 pm to close on workdays, with specific pay day procedures and additional business day rules. It references Anaconda and mentions Friday and Saturday adjustments.
Gen Charles S Warren George Newkirk and others frequented Deer Lodge. Mrs WoOH O Neill and Mrs Barbara Gt Neill hosted guests from California. Miss Maggie Jensen visited Plains while Juste Tram Knowles and wife returned from Missoula. Elizabeth Davey Annie Ryan and Mary Mitchell visited. Nicolas Zeer and others spent the Fourth in Deer Lodge. Frank Cogan visited Helena. A McPherson and wife plan travel to the Holy Blackfoot region.
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