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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1900
Page
38
Western Montana office of the Standard located at 110 West Main Street Mis soula. Telephone number 118. Advertising rates furnished on application.
In Recreation magazine Missoula writers Dr. G. T. McCullough and C. W. Lombard recount Bitter Root country encounters. McCullough details a lion kill spree near a sheep corral and a dramatic pursuit with dogs. Lombard describes elk hunting with one lung and bears, camps, licks, and a successful elk kill during a rugged Bitter Root expedition.
Local shop in Missoula invites buyers to save 25 to 50 percent on millinery compared with credit stores and exclusive shops, pledging never to disappoint shoppers.
Missoula Oct 2. Professor M J Elrod argues there is no fixed rule for geographic names. He notes authorities vary and usage in print and public acceptance should determine names for lakes and mountains. He cites Mount Rainier Tacoma as an example and discusses river designations and Indian names in contested cases.
Morton J. Elrod argues against renaming McDonald peak and St Mary lake, noting long use in maps and literature. He suggests rechristening the smaller Mission mountain lake as Postlake or Mission lake and keeping McDonald and McLeod names for the larger features, urging no change where names are widely used. The discussion favors minimizing superfluous names and maintaining established toponyms.
Missoula viewers on October 2 hear Palmer Coxs delightful operetta The Grownies in Fairyland presented at the Union Opera House Wednesday evening. The story follows Brownies aiding fairies by defending flowers from a mysterious enemy and ends with a hopeful, music filled reveal.
The notice promotes a Golden Rule store opening in Missoula with planned activities including music. It mentions related local notices about cash balances for various funds and a Thur. Oct 4 event alongside other ads for millinery, dining, and services. It also notes upcoming events and local business mentions in Hamilton and Missoula.
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