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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
6
An Adirondack fishing narrative describes elusive trout in rushing rivers, the skill required to tempt wary fish, and a dramatic catch of a two-pound brown trout. The account highlights the challenges of fishing upstream, the fish’s explosive runs, and a tongue-hooking incident that injured the trout rather than the angler.
In a veteran angler’s notes from Sul livan, New York, a large trout weighed about ten and a half pounds in perfect condition. The writer highlights the impact of a specific trout strain on biting behavior and notes the river’s cool two foot depth and rapid wet water over a rocky bed, with varied gambits for success.
Butte street car workers announce a major summer dance in Columbia Park with Brenhall's 12 piece orchestra. The program features multiple dances including waltzes two steps and three steps and a variety of named tunes. The floor committee lists local organizers and officials.
A newly married pair, Miss Magson and Nan Nav, took a honeymoon via the Northern Pacific to Portland. Miss Magson, employed by Paxson &ocketeler, and Nan of Armour Packing, had wedding friends noting the news while her mother in Livingston recently wed. The couple planned a brief vacation and hoped to return soon, with Miss Magson in her fifth year at the drug house.
May report by Dr. C. H. Horst records 74 deaths in Butte including 18 females and 19 males. Tuberculosis caused six deaths, nervous system diseases four, heart disease five, pneumonia eight, two personal crisis reports, three mine accidents, and two driving accidents. Emergency hospital treated 11 cases. quarantine inspector quarantined 18 and released 14. sanitary inspectors ordered eight yards cleaned.
The revival of Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera HM Pinafore draws a large swagger crowd at the Cas ing Monday night with Marie Cahill as Buttercup and Towisa Gunning as Josephine. De Wolf Hopper and Henry E. Dixiel join the cast in a lively, well staged performance under Silvio Helin's baton, with an augmented orchestra and chorus.
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