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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
5
The advertisement asserts blood and nerve disorders respond to Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. It quotes testimonials from Samuel Carnock and Mrs J B Shaw claiming relief from locomotor ataxia, grip damage, memory loss, and nervous debility after using multiple boxes, endorsing the treatment as a modern miracle and life restoring.
Charles Taylor, candidate of the citizens party for mayor of Anaconda, is a native of Iowa who settled here in 1883 and has long been linked to the populist party. He won public administrator in 1894 during a major capital fight, then ran for alderman but lost. A former carpenter, his health declined in recent years, though he still manages private affairs and owns substantial local property. he is highly esteemed by many friends.
Local notices include eye specialist Weberkmoes and optician Hammerslough with various shops Greig's O K store and Leck Coy's bicycles. Social events at Austrian hall and A O H hall. Park avenue move to 407 East Park. Hagen and Langhorne of Helena noted. Butte visitors J C St Clair Neubauer Murray among city guests.
Fine locksmithing at Greig's offers inventory sale of liquors and groceries for cash. Knesevich and Berdovich advertise 605 East Park. Keppler Jewelry Co claims glasses fitted by a first class optician with free examination. Bohemian glass blowers exhibit four days at 112 Commercial Avenue admission ten cents. Also bicycle parts and Easter gowns at Strain's department Store. Fred Nadeau, visiting his brother, left for the East yesterday. E. J. Nadeau accompanied him as far as Butte.
Mrs. O Neill of Helmville and Mrs. O Keefe of Washington Gulch attended the funeral yesterday for their sister the late Mrs. J C Brazil.
The Great Northern railway operates a through sleeping car daily from Anaconda to Minneapolis and St. Paul with no changes.
New season hats reach Strain's department store with an elegant assortment. Each pattern is unique, offering stylish options for Easter.
All members of the G. A. R. and lower works fire department are invited to a reception for the recent returned volunteers tonight at 8 o'clock in the Mattie block.
M. T. Pierce and his bride returned home on Wednesday night and have taken apartments at the Montana hotel. Mr. Pierce was kept busy yesterday receiving the congratulations of his many friends.
The funeral for Mattie Jones is set for Saturday at 2 o'clock from Ehret's undertaking parlors. Services will follow at the Methodist Episcopal church located at the corner of Third and Oak.
Attention Elks special meeting of lodge in Standard hall Saturday evening March 30 at 9 oclock. Business of very great importance. You are earnestly requested to be present. Frank H. Clinton secretary.
Fire department was called to the baggage room of the B A P depot early yesterday morning. Firefighters quickly contained the incident with no reported injuries and the cause remains under investigation.
All members of Mt Haggin court 629 Catholic Order of Foresters are requested to meet at A O H hall on Sunday March 31 at 7 am to attend holy communion in a body at St Peter's church. R T Flanagan, secretary.
After months of preparation the Strain department announces an exclusive line of custom tailor made suits skirts and waists for ladies and misses. Prices are set to match ordinary garments, offering value and style in the new collection.
A list of individuals from Montana Utah Illinois and Minnesota appears, including M L Langhorne Helena J C St Clair Butte Charles A Olsen Chicago A B Foyrem Joe Neubauer Butte and others like R A Paterson Chicago H H Crump Minneapolis and Mr and Mrs C V Drew city. The roster shows affiliations with various cities and roles in a legal or financial record.
Yesterday's weather drew many shoppers to the Copper City spring opening. The store showcased an abundant display of Easter novelties, spring millinery, garments, and accessories with framed souvenirs for each attendee. The event runs through Saturday night and is hailed as Anaconda's most attractive spring display.
Helena dispatch reports state superintendent asked if schoolhouses may be used for dancing. C F Gilbert of Joliet inquired. Previous superintendents ruled against such use. Welch will seek attorney general opinion for wide publicity.
Helena March 28 St Peter s hospital societies report a severe fire recently struck the city hospital. Mrs Charles W Clark of Butte, a longtime patron, writes of her intention to subscribe 1000 dollars toward rebuilding the institution.
A gold nugget worth 1100 dollars was found in the Henton McCauley mine in Swank district Ellensburg Washington. The nugget will likely be shown at the Buffalo exhibition.
A four story brick structure in Dubuque occupied by George Richardson & Co. manufacturers of shoes and B F Richardson ladies shoes was destroyed by fire tonight. Loss estimated at $118,000.
Tangier Morocco March 28 The New York sailed from here this afternoon.
The article recounts a family from Jefferson Oklahoma where their daughter healed from St Vitus dance after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. It cites rapid improvement after six boxes and complete recovery after about a dozen boxes. Notarized testimony by Christopher and Mary Armstrong.
Samuel Curnock of Melrose Park Illinois credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing locomotor ataxia after four months of treatment with no prior improvement. He suffered weakness numbness blindness and paralysis-like movement before starting the pills last December and reports a 30 pound weight gain restored sight and full recovery after two months of therapy.
Mrs Jennie Tuttle of Grand Rapids Michigan recounts a bed bound illness lasting two years due to a life change. After five surgeries and little hope one box of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People relieved her symptoms and three months later she could leave her bed. The cure remains permanent three years later and she praises the remedy to relatives. Signed B F Barendsen Notary Public on August 2 1900.
An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a remedy for locomotor ataxia partial paralysis St Vitus dance selation neutungia rheumatism nervous headache after effects of grip palpitation of the heart and general weakness. Sold by dealers or postpaid 50 cents a box six for 250 by Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y.
The Anaconda Board of Registration announces registration for the municipal election of April 1901. Eligible electors may register March 6–19 and March 30 at City Hall from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. The listed board members are Roger Edwards A E Cummiskey H Redmond Charles W Atwater.
Notice declares the great register for the City of Anaconda will open at City Hall on March 8 1901 and stay open ten days excluding Sundays and holidays. It will also be open on Saturday March 30 for corrections and registration from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., as announced by City Clerk Jos Peters.
United States Land Office Helena Montana Feb 21 1901 Ana conda Copper Mining Company through attorney John Gillie files for patent for 40 acres placer ground in Blue Eyed Nellie unorganized mining district Deer Lodge Montana designated as parts of section 24 township 5 north range 12 west Montana meridian The claims recorded in Deer Lodge county book 4 placers pages 108 109 with no adjoining claims First publication Feb 28 1901.
J. H. French, proprietor, advertises Warm Springs Livery with Fibur and Bale Stables at 111 West Commercial. Prompt attention and reasonable rates are promised over the phone 5.
The city of Anaconda Montana schedules its annual election for April first 1901. Polls open 8 am to 6 pm at ward venues including 504 Walnut Street 106 West Park brick church 311 East Commercial Avenue city hall 217 Chestnut 211 Adams Street City Clerk announces this notice dated March 16 1901.
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