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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1901
Page
9
A night gathering of a drummer led society in the McDermott hotel lobby discusses how people adapt to lying and the gradual growth of falsehoods. A North Dakota note recalls two liars in partnership, each backing the other with absurd claims about butter factories and snakes.
Norman B Holter and N J aim to represent as trustees in a suit against Montana Loan & Realty Co to recover on a judgment of $18,760.77 against Robert McBride and an overdraft of $22,917.12 totaling $44,868.09. In a divorce case Annie Lehn denies criminal operations or conspiracy with Antone Fischer and accuses Frederick Lehn of abuse. Lizzie W Drew files publication affidavit. Adolph Wetzstein opposes restraining order in Comanche case. Subscription offer appears.
Standard Carriage Works announces a closing out sale at The Fair 79 West Park. Buyers urged to act in two days before move to new location Monday March 4. Attorney Chancellor O'Donnell, rooms 5 and 4, 10 N Main, handles the notice.
London March 1 In question time Charles P Scott asked Mr Balfour when government believed 1599 war would see the Orange Free State align with sister republics. Balfour called information opin ion and conjectural or derived from Steyn statements which he labeled mendacious leading to uproar and a retreat from the topic.
Colorado Springs report says Standard Mining and Smelting Company started its new reduction plant in Colorado City today, employing 250 workers. The complex includes 13 buildings on six acres, costing 750000 dollars, and will process Cripple Creek ores.
London March 1 Sir Cavendish Bertile was gazetted as governor of Newfoundland in succession to Sir Henry McCallum appointed governor of Natal.
Reports from the Northern Pacific hospital in Missoula say veteran engineer Hannaford Oss has suffered a paralysis stroke and remains critically ill. Earlier, Mr. Ross from Butte was admitted with pneumonia and shows no improvement, with life described as despaired of awaiting a sudden improvement.
Moving on Washington Chicago March 1 The West movement to attend inauguration ceremonies and demonstration was evident at the railroad depots. Hamilton club members including many women left on a special Bal timore and Ohio train. Governor Shaw of Iowa and staff rode in a private car attached to that train. Governor Yates and staff with a military escort and other state officials left on a special eight car train. Governor Dietrich of Nebraska and staff joined a Pennsylvania line special car.
The piece explains that falling hair stems from dandruff caused by a pestiferous parasite attacking the scalp. It asserts that unless the germ is destroyed hair thinning leads to baldness. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the effective treatment to kill the germ and make hair glossy and soft.
John A. Cannon Jr. Co. seeks to revoke Green Majors appointment as referee in the South Park accounting and receivership case. Cannon, trustee for Montana Land and Improvement and other interests, claims Majors is a rival in business and biased against him and affiliates. He contends testimony would harm trusteeship and disclose sensitive contracts to a competitor. Schatzlein's advert follows.
Miss Grace Anderson of Los Angeles known as Beryl Hope in the stage world lost her fiancé Eugene Young a Salt Lake City journalist in a railroad wreck that interrupted their plans nine years ago. The pair never reunited though Hope hoped to meet him again in Salt Lake.
The South Butte Presbyterian Ladies' Aid concluded a successful church fair raising funds for planned work. Booths were busy with lunch, candy, soap bubble, and domestic displays. Notables included Mrs. Shroeder Grace Ashton Vern Gramb ling, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Snell Jessie Brainard, Mrs. Mulholland Eccles J. Fumerton Bowman. Fred J. Rowlands & Co. took over Butte Insurance and moved to 51 East Broadway with Benjamin J. Cornelius as manager.
The Eagle Pharmacy relocates to a new Main Street site three doors above the old stand and one door south of Park Street. Nearby Fox's offers coffee and cake for 10 cents at 71 East Park Street.
Stockton Copper Mining Co. will sell 5 000 shares at 10e per share. After March 1 price rises to 22 cents per share. GAMER WALKBER INIT CO Butte Mont. Orton Bros. 219 N Main St Butte sell planes and organs offering value for money.
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