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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1916
Page
9
An advertisement promotes Boulder Hot Springs offering dancing bathing fishing and health benefits with a reduced rate on Great Northern railway travel for employers and workers seeking leisure and relief from troubles.
The Woman's club will host a Saturday afternoon and evening event combining a Hawaiian concert with a fine art exhibit. Tickets show strong interest. The program features native dances and songs, oil paintings by European artists, china, tapestries, vases, and embroidery. Included are piano and vocal solos, dances, a quartet, and various theatrical numbers. The event proceeds with Hawaiian themed performances and a sale of men’s shirts in the adjoining department.
Col. D. J. Donohue of the Second Montana regiment said reports claiming a mustering out of Montana guardsmen due to the new army reform are unfounded. He noted the oath change to the federal government can be resolved quickly and no mustering out is needed. Guardsmen will take the new oath to satisfy national guard status under the law.
Montana Commandery No 8 Knights Templars will attend in full uniform for Ascension Day services at Mountain View Methodist Church next Sunday. Rev George D Wolfe will deliver a special sermon. in six years of his pastorate in Butte the Knights have joined this annual occasion at Mountain View. Public welcome.
The Passing Show of 1915 will skip Butte due to theater conflicts with Pantages dates. Only Broadway road shows play Fridays and Saturdays. The June 1 Butte date moves to Great Falls after Worm and Stes of Great Falls arranged in Butte.
The feature photodrama Unto Those Who Sin shows Nadia and two rivals in a doomed tale of love and vengeance at the New Orpheum. A young woman entices, pushes, and finally falls with the old man she drags to death, ending in a shocking cliffside demise.
The Great Falls Tribune reviews the Al Gorem troupe and other acts on the new Pantages program opening for a five day visit. The show features acrobats on ladders and poles, a strong vaudeville mix, clever sketches, and notable musical numbers. Noted acts include Rose and Ellis barrel jumping, Mabel Harper, Storm and Marston, the Mayers, and the Growns Fletcher trio with skilled musicianship and encores.
The Ernest Wilkes company launches its season at the Empire theater with alias Jimmy Valentine. Scenic artist EB Carnes prepared two impressive hotel and bank office sets while Sing Sing prison and bank vault interiors are also depicted. Cast members are praised for readiness as box office sales begin, with reserved seating and advance rates advertised. Juniors to buy furniture.
A junior play proceeds support the high school by furnishing the stage with new furniture as a class memorial gift. The donation honors former students and enhances performances at the school theater.
John Radovich and O. P. Miladino sue William Page to compel a lease extension on the Page block on South Wyoming Street after renting two rooms in May and January at 65 and 35 dollars monthly. They claim Page promised an extension and they spent 300 dollars on repairs, but now refuses the extension unless a 600 dollar bonus is paid.
Antacara sarsaparilla tonic promoted as a daily energizer and strength booster. Claims contain sarsaparilla bullingha dandelion yellow dock iodide potassium. Price is 35 cents for a large bottle, available at Newbro Drug Company or by mail on receipt of payment.
Notice to Engineers announces election of officers for the coal and general organization at Schilling's hall Wednesday June 7. Polls open from 10 30 a m to 30 p m. AML members urged to attend. MES SNELL president JOHN GILBERT rec Secy.
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