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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
4
George G. Meade post No 16 department of Montana will hold its annual bean bake in Anaconda on Saturday March 16 1901 in the Leiser block at 315 East Commercial avenue Tickets are 25 cents.
A reader asks through the Standard columns for biblical relation of Christ to Satan. Informed by a subscriber, readers may convene clergy or consult scriptures to settle the dispute, though some suggest other remedies.
O'Donnell, a dealer at 117 East Third Street, lists Standard Coa as supplier of Rock Springs and Diamond coal and sawn wood.
Robert Elliott, arrested by Louis Popinus, a Leader clothing clerk, faces consequences after a petty larceny incident. The report notes the incident and pending legal actions related to the arrest.
Riott, caught in the act of stealing a pair of shoes, was sentenced by Justice of the Peace Frank Kennedy to 30 days in the county jail. Riott is described as a dangerous sneak thief and is well known to the police.
Henry West colored man arrested Tuesday night at All Nations saloon for disturbance. He appeared before Police Judge J. M. Kennedy the next morning, pleaded guilty, and received a fine of zero dollars. He remained in the police cell unable to pay, awaiting release.
Captain Dutton speaks to a crowded Parrot building audience on East Park, denouncing whiskey as an improper business. He cites 245 872 licensed saloons in 1900 and 1 200 000 dollars spent on liquor, urging prohibition as a near-future national outcome as young men and women pledge total abstinence.
Registration is light with only 482 voters registered for the upcoming municipal election on April 1. Day by day the numbers grow but remain too low. five days remain to register. The stroke of the last days could see a rush at the registration office, urging citizens to register now.
Amusements notice announces Richoreds and Pringles Minstrels perform at the Margaret theater this evening. At 2:20 a.m. today the troupe will parade the fateetie through the city featuring Joe Moore the grotesque blackface comedian and a lineup including the Hlaureley brothers Christian Kid Langford and Dick Thomas Sheil Harry Fidler and the Black Watch drill corps among others.
The Prisoner of Zenda, hailed as a modern literature landmark and beacon of a new school, stars in a noted Ramation at the Margaret theater. Edward E. Rose's dramatization brings exceptional cast and elaborate stage effects, with a New York theater pedigree, to a March 16 performance.
It is row up to you to have your spring suit made to order in up-to-date style at very little more than you pay for ready-made goods. Thueson, 504 East Park.
Property listing notes a large hell rental in the Standard building for one night each week with inquiries directed to the Standard office.
Carlton Mont, replying to criticism over the capture of suspect McArthur at the Berry ranch, asserts he aided the arrestees without concealment. He details his actions, denies gun-related claims, and accuses officers of misrepresentation while defending his conduct and honoring prior service.
Henry White known as Little Bear, a noted pugilist, pleaded guilty to assaulting Mattie Evans, a colored woman, in Justice Kennedy's court. He was fined 25 dollars, unable to pay, and sent to jail until payment. White has a prior record for beating women and previously escaped conviction after a similar arrest.
Mrs. Co L Byron of Chicago Germi Club credits Peruna Medicine for curing a severe bladder trouble and chronic symptoms. She reports relief after two bottles and complete improvement after five, with no recurrence nearly a year later. She praises Peruna highly.
Fragmented testimonial letter from Charles Lindsay of South Wayne Wise praising Peruna as a cure for catarrh of the bladder and digestive organs after other medicines failed. The piece cites Dr. Hartman of Columbus Ohio, claims Peruna’s effectiveness for cystitis and pelvic organ catarrh, and notes free advice from Dr. Hartman.
The piece argues dandruff is caused by a germ and promises Newbro's Herpicide kills it. It claims hair grows naturally when disease-free, with Herpicide described as harmless and free of dyes or drugs, instantly stopping itching and making hair glossy.
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