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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
4
The Palais Royal of Butte has sold over four thousand dollars worth of men’s clothing and furnishings to Anaconda merchants and will open in the city with a massive cut price event. The sale promises two for one in value and prices 33 1-3 percent under original cost, running for ten days to benefit local shoppers in Anaconda, Montana.
The Deer Lodge County Attorney, Duffy, announces impending retirement after a busy term. He cites oversaw McGirr case and the conviction of Eugene Tyler linked to a Richards Ruth robbery, noting he handled numerous county criminal proceedings with diligence.
A telegram from Seattle reports the death of Charles Bolinger, longtime Atamdi resident. About 22, he had spent much of his life in the city and had recently traveled to Seattle with his father informed of the death. The remains will be sent to Anaconda for burial. His father Mr Bolinger, a well known local figure, departed for the funeral. Bolinger was employed as a steward for a large steamship line during his Seattle trip and had recently been in cattle country before his death.
Chief Tayt Chief 0 Taylor proclaims conflict with the cattle owners of Anaconda after cows roam freely, with bovine impounded until ransom. Citizens complain of cows at large roaming near the creek and pond, while Officer Barney Fitzpatrick orders action and others react as the board updates its stance.
A Victorian tone survey traces Thanksgiving from Pilgrim foundations at Plymouth to its national adoption. It notes Governor Bradford and Miles Standish, the communal feast, and early Puritan customs. The piece covers Washington's and Lincoln era proclamations, the move to a fixed date, and Rhode Island turkey lore as part of the national celebration.
Millions of women use Cuticura Soap with Cuthintment for preserving purifying and beautifying skin cleansing the scalp and stopping hair loss. It emphasizes emollient properties and superior cleansing, claiming no other soap rivals its toilet and nursery uses. Historical prose compares proclaimers and presidents in a festive American tone.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Trabazon were held at her late home on Ti suit mire and at Calvary cemetery. An inquest by Coroner Joseph Ahaghes returned a verdict that she died of natural causes. The deceased was a widow and survived by son Sunny and others.
Phil Biesen, a night nurse at St Ann's hospital, will leave today for the Pacific coast for a vacation. He has not been in the best health recently and hopes a trip will improve his condition. The article notes his service at the hospital and mentions past roles and locations in a fragmented manner.
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