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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
3
Funeral services are announced for Dr Josephine Christie at 712 Hast Fourth Street with a mass at St Peter's Church, followed by burial. Also noted is the funeral of Thomas Sullivan at 12 Anat Parke Avenue with a service at St Pan's Church and interment in Butte scheduled.
Tuttle and Mahoney Funeral Directors located at 812 Hast Park Avenue announce services and arrangements for a local obituary. Details include contact information and hours for pre arranged plans and funeral consultations.
Anaconda Roach and Smite suffer a lopsided defeat 17 to 1 to the Goodfriends in a rough contest. West started strong but faced control issues, allowing seven runs, while Malvey starred for Roach and Stith pitchers struggled.
A massive blast near Silver Bow Canyon used 25 tons of black powder and 30 boxes of dynamite to clear the mountain side for the Chicago Milwaukee and Duger Sound road. The 14 060 ton charge created a 269 foot over cloud and a huge rock shower. Only 47 workers and about 20 observers watched as a mountainside rose several feet then settled back. C F Murphy of Billings witnessed and described the event.
An old Montana newspaper advertisement touts Plant Juice for stomach and overall health. It claims Dr Byennon, a long-time Butte resident since 1808, endorses it and reports rapid weight loss and relief from headaches dizziness back pain and digestive issues after using the product. The ad urges readers to buy at Smith Drugs and promises money back if there is no improvement.
A fashion column discusses skimlin precautions and outfit assembly. It mentions powder, shoes, and keeping holes from tassere while noting storming and activity around footwear. The piece references stylistic concerns and practical steps in daily dress.
A Paul A. Haines party hunting trip exhibit in Irish Somaliland drew an audience at the Margaret Theater. The film depicted a cheetah and hyena chase with dramatic river crossings and a water hole scene, offering a sensational look at the wilds and dangers of the hunt.
A scrambled report lists several individuals and places including George T Walleome Buke yesterday Bowhman Tarralehl and Tarralehl from a vigil at Store fines Wintald Brown Philipsburg mining man Mish Greeny Dr and Mrs Le urton with Taina paramore A statistic notes that there are 260 Indian tribes in the United States.
The article reports a wealthy couple Willantons and Mies Siune TPiwiuk arriving in Aieond on the Friday prior, boarding a lax, visiting the courthouse amid a crowd at the Court Miekes McBermatt, with various locals including Talinson the bridge carpenter and former Anaconda resident. The piece notes a disruptive crowd, a planned meeting at St Deler's AMOie, and mentions Juno Witzpatrick as president of a local merchants group.
A damaged OCR notice announces a special meeting of Deer Lodge County Montana commissioners. It states the meeting will be held at the courthouse in Anaconda on Wednesday, June 4, 1913, to transact business specified in the order, signed by County Clerk Ray Reardon.
Notice of a special stockholders meeting of the Frenen Guiek Micbie Company Najler to consider relocation of principal office, transfer of assets, and other business. Held at Swirston tiling Anaconia Mont July 4913 at 1:20 PM. Allen president.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Allen Company will be held in Duraton minding Anaconda Montana on Tuesday July 9 at 8 o'clock p m for the election of directors and to consider disposition or lease of all the companys properties and change of the principal place of business from Anaconda to Butte Montana and such other business as may come before the meeting. Dated June 1 1912 W N Allen President
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