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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1914
Page
13
In renewed west side real estate activity the sale of a group of pretty bungalows on the end of West Caledonia Street is announced. The homes were built last fall and winter by Christian Christiansen on lots opposite.
The city embraces lawn and flower bed work as seed planting begins this week. Ideal timing is May 7 as gardeners prepare soil, plant borders, and choose showy perennials like Shirley poppy and pansy. Residents note rising interest in landscape gardening, new lawns, and ornamental plantings across districts.
Louis Gainer transfers a portion of lot 11 block Walker Ville to William S Smith for $1. Tony Canonica sells to Mary Canonics portion Spruce lode adjacent cent for $1. Leggat and Couse transfer west 14 feet of lot 14 and all of lot 15 to W A Clark and Brothers for $1.
The four houses share design and finish with varied interior layouts and mildo finishes. Plumbed panicled wiring is noted, with the farthest west unit sold to Trevor Bowen of the Butte & Superior.
A list of Montana counties is provided with several OCR errors and mis-spellings. The query asks if Huerta, besides a proper name, has a Spanish meaning, and the answer is that Huerta means a large orchard or garden.
The Orpheum in Butte presents Miss Anna Merritt in The Spirit and the Clay, a Vitagraph drama about a city artist discovering a clay‑sculpting prodigy and a tragic romance. Also on the bill are Dippy's Dream and Her Big Scoop, with a general note that today’s lineup is above average.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, famed for her high profile, headlines a May 8 appearance at the Alhambra theater London style musical divertissement Mariette by Maurice Volny s. She arrives after acclaimed runs at the London Hippodrome and Hammerstein's Root Garden New York, receiving praise from leading reviewers.
Dr W Culp, lecturer and psychologist of national repute, arrived in the city with the National Society for Broader Education. He will discuss The Psychology of Success tonight at 8 15 in a talk titled Men and Women. Tomorrow at 2 30 he speaks on The Happy Child, concluding the series The Woman's Club sponsors expect a large attendance.
Reprint of Calkins remarks in the Standard columns by Th B Calkins a noted business figure in the stationery trade A full presentation includes a portrait of Mr Calkins accompanying the piece and highlights the authority of Geyer's Stationer in New York trade circles
The four latest property transfers include John R. Moyle acquiring the next cast ts and Earl D. Pratt purchasing the most easterly unit in Butte rning area. Moyle and Pratt, aided by their ambition, occupy their homes as Howen awaits full colonial furniture setup.
Catholic week in Butte centers on missions and confirmations led by bishops and Jesuit priests. Father McMullen spoke on Joseph as model head of family and Mary as ideal woman, urging humble virtue. Parishes in St Joseph's Immaculate Conception and St Mary's hosted missions with statements on lasting parish benefits.
Father Bourke assistant at St. Jence's parish departed last evening for a coastal tour. He plans to spend six weeks to three months visiting cities around Puget Sound, attending to parish affairs and aiding children of the parish during the absence.
A woman reported her West Gold street home was entered and ransacked after an evening with friends. The rear door opened, entrance through a side window, rooms searched, valuables disturbed though the family silver was spared. Neighbors saw lights but assumed the Evans were home. Mr Evans, superintendent at McKee printing, could not estimate losses.
The text states that tree planting on national forests is confined to short intervals in spring and fall. In spring, work begins as snow melts and ends when new growth emerges. In fall, planting occurs between the onset of fall rains and the first snowfall.
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