Bird of Paradise and the Downward Spiral of a Comber Narrative
The blurred text sketches a grim arc of a downbeat figure described as a comber on the Pacific coast. It hints at descent through drinking, harsh acts, and predatory encounters with a native woman guiding and discarding him. The passage recurs in Dean and Tully’s sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolich Comber
Richard ‘Walton
Tully
Napa Grass
Betoh Comber Mying
Dean
Mr. Tully
Pihene
Anaconda News in Brief Alco Taxi
A sweeping local notices digest. Items include taxi services, piano instructors, and retail ads. Mentions storms, store remodeling halts, watch and fob finds, hotel stopovers, real estate for sale, funeral notices, personnel shifts at Anaconda National Bank, and railroad staff changes. Includes weather shift and social events with church tea and Irish bond drive progress.
Hyomel inhaler claims to cure catarrh and colds
An inhaler product lists Hyomel as a eucalyptus based antiseptic remedy to kill germs and relieve stuffed heads within minutes. It promises to end catarrh bronchitis sore throat and coughs with a money back guarantee and is sold by druggists and Smith Drug Co. The text also notes a funeral service for Anton Atsuly with a Catholic mass and interment at Mount Carmel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune
Smith Drug. Co. I
Anaconda Personal Visitors Report Local Calls
Charles Ralston left Anaconda for Big Hole Basin after days in the city. J D Caine visited from Cable mine. Lon Morrow of Warm Springs brief Anaconda call. George W Putman from Great Falls spent yesterday in Anaconda. R J Derby of Missoula visited. D Wallace of Butte railway attended to business. A Sylvester transacted business in Butte. Frederick Laist was a Butte visitor. William Malloy and family depart for San Francisco to settle. James Parmelee returned to Missoula after visiting Anaconda friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ralston
Big Hole Basin
J.D. Caine
Cable Mine
Lon Morrow
Warm Springs
George W. Putman
Great Falls
R. J. Derby
Missoula
D. Wallace
Butte Anaconda & Pavitic Railway
Butte
Sylvester
Frederick Laist
William Malloy
San Francisco
Cal
James Parmelee
Funeral Held At Brother-in-law Home For W J Allen
The funeral of a man named W J Allen is announced to be held Thursday afternoon at the home of his brother-in-law Mike Prilzar in Joos East Fourth Street with Rev George Milosavijevich of the Serbian Orthodox church officiating. Members of St. George's society attended in a body and pallbearers listed include Tony Marincieh Luka Luksich John Kraly Joe Pipinich Joe Bosanatz and Mike Suput Koff. AIL members are urged to meet at the club Saturday morning at 9 o clock to attend the funeral, departing 414 Hickory Street at 9 40. W O W notes February hooks close March 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sixth St
C. C. F. Mount
A. O. H. Hall
W. J. Allen
Ein Court
Louis Tuescher
West Valley
Butte
William J. Allen
Ersul
Anton
Mee
Mary Atsuly
St. Peter's
Fequiem
Mount Carmel
Mike Prilzar
Joos
East Fourth Street
George Milosavijevich
Serbian Orthodox Church
St. George's Society
Tony Marincieh
Luka Luksich
John Kraly
Joe Pipinich
Joe Bosanatz
Mike ‘Suput
Koff
Tate
Hickory Street
Aged Prospector Shot in Klondyke District
Dan McIntyre a well known prospector and ranchman in the Pix Hole basin north of Ralston is wounded with gunshot injuries to the back. Mrs MacIntyre is alleged to have fired a shotgun. The extent of his injuries is not serious. Relatives and Dr Thorkelson rushed to the scene from Anaconda but road conditions delay return. Determine if the shooting was intentional or accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McIntyre
Klondyke
Ralston
Pix Hole
MacIntyre
Dave MacIntyre
John Thorkelson
Anaconda
Home
Brown
Death verdict in Kreul case cites unprotected switch
An inquest into Anton Kreul's death concluded that he was struck by a car at an unprotected open switch. The jury, consisting of Dan Heffron, J B Greenough, James F Duffy, W P Fagan, J T Smith, and John Gilmore, returned a verdict that death was caused by the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Kreul
Dan Heffron
J. B. Greenough
James F. Duffy
W P. Fagan
J.T. Smith
John Gilmore
Krsul
Williams Impresses as Rugged Trapper in The Wolf
The actor Williams shifts from drawing room gentility to a tough uncouth role as Jules Beaubien in The Wolf at Margaret theater tonight and Sunday. Adapted from Eugene Walter's stage play, it portrays a rugged Canadian trapper amid the North West’s scenic Lake Yaho setting, drawing praise from film authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Ames
Wolf
Margaret Theater
Eugene Walter
Great Northwest
Lake Yaho
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Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Oregon
California
Imperial Valley
Walla Walla
Florida
Wagner
Rome
Sunkist
Vera Bonnell
Richelieu
Earle Wallace Jointy Or
Ing
Moose Hall
Wallace School OF
W. Fifth
Borrent
Kelly & Tuchscherer
R. B. Abbott Co
Main Street
Chestnut Streath
James H. Murphy
East Park Avenue
JL Sanderson
East Park
R. B. Lewis
Allen
W. J. Alerate
Cmactenay
Tom
Fia Itickorys Street
Scn Pautel
O Orelock
Hint Cemetery
G. A. Tuttle CO
Funeirectors
THE
Anaconda Florist
Anaconda News
Alco Taxi
Wahlstedt
Optician
Melanders Saai
Orton Bros
Jessie R. Meeks
Hickory
Lump Coal
Rock Springs
Diamond
F. W. Peckover Company
J.C. Penney Co
Lom
204 East Fourth
Edison
East
Galena
Henry Vollenwelder
L. J. Hartsell
Darby
Pat Brennan
Hartsell
A. J. Knelvel
A. B. Currie
Seattle
Mr. Knelvel
Joseph Defour
Hercules Defour
Dalton'’s
Montreal
Canada
Murray Flint
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Anaconda National Bank
Flint
Victor Records
Copper City
Standard Office
Park Garage
Crescent Jewelry Store
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
East ‘Park
St. Agnes Guild
Sixth Street
F. M. Davidson
Trish
Mark Fulmer
Frank McMullen
Joseph Miller
B. A. & P. Railway
J. J. Harper
Los Angeles
M. P. Mahoney
Alo Puneral
Hogan
Woo
Furniture Department
Shawn
Dan MacIntyre
Arden
Mrs. Shepherd's
York
Borden
Morrell
W. H. Dunnigan
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