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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1901
Page
6
Miner and carver M. E. Smith of 20 West Front Street creates intricate whittled designs for art sake not sale. His basswood pieces include a 22 link curtain chain and a one piece pen rack with 15 pinchers, while other studies replicate miner tools and a diamond willow walking stick.
Two nurse maids carelessly swap children outside a grand store causing alarm as mothers and clerks scramble to identify the youngsters. By 6 o'clock the mix up is resolved when a market book is found in a buggy, returning the correct child to its mother.
A crowded dress goods listing promotes a Monday special with cambric muslin gowns drawers skirts and chemises at discounted prices. Typical values range from 40c to 69c yard for silks and 35c for novelty neckwear, with many items described in rich fabric details and trims.
The text speculates on possible job preferences including domestic work a laundry or a restaurant. It notes uncertainty about the exact choice and hints at varied employment options.
A union march and open air meeting will be held at Union Gospel Mission Hall 122 South Main with Salvation Army Volunteers of America and other missions. Rev. Albritton speaks at 3:30 PM followed by Adjutant Stephene. week program lists daily pastors and mission bands. sale on boys long pants suits at Bouchers.
The showman J J Rosenthal claimed he fooled Butte doctors by misdiagnosing actress Louise Lewis with smallpox on the tour of The Telephone Girl. Lewis was later found to have Cuban itch and was sent home to Minneapolis, while the company continued its schedule despite rumors.
A man under the influence boarded a streetcar thinking it was headed to Walkerville. He rode as the car looped from Main to Excelsior and Park before realizing, upon confronting the conductor, that he was far from his intended Walkerville destination. The conductor remained unmoved as the man noted the crowded streets and mistaken identity.
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