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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
14
Cy claims a four dollar percher profit on two boarders but rejects heavy tolls. The editor notes summer boarders require modern upgrades such as bowl and pitcher sets, clean towels, and rope. Bugla owner sees potential for Bingville in the season boarding trade.
In a local letter the author notes many summer boarders visited Bingville, urging advertising to attract more. Cy Haskina grumbles about low rates and hard guests, while Hank complains about spoiled meals, damp towels, and guests consuming cream and soap, leaving the house in disarray.
Parsonals report boot soles replaced by Ham Whittacre and walking more this summer after selling his horse. Melly Suclerr endures an ear bearing preventing sleep, while Molly hopes for a quick lead. Simon Cooper builds new steps but forgets removing old, ending with a seven foot fall. Widow Herdessen reports hens laying well this September. Cy Haskins fights a chest cold by cider, Livermore stays busy doctoring horses and people, checking weather by checkers.
Tarve’s barber Harve Hines heated water to shave Dave Simpkins who fell asleep in the chair. A hot lather burn sent Simpkins airborne and roaring, prompting an angry exit and vow to avoid Harve’s shop again.
Deacon Andrews, pillar of Bingyville church and esteemed citizen, nearly drowned crossing the old foot bridge over Snake Crick after his railing failed. Rescued by Lem Brown with a sapling, he survived but faced village scolding from his wife and pastor, who blamed Lem’s intoxicant-aided rescue.
Amos Hillyer buys a new law book to enhance legal knowledge while Cy Hosking mails extra Bugle copies to relatives out West. Hank Dewberry injures a finger and Enders weighs bitter root tea for a neck injury. Leavengood nurses a neck wound, Doc Livesmore sells distemper pills for horses and humans, and readers are urged to subscribe or renew immediately.
Buck Henderson lost a plug of tobacco from his pocket after leaving Hen Weathersby’s store. He traced his steps five times between home and the shop but could not locate it. He appeals for the finder to return the plug to Rusk, noting the cost and law will take its course.
Mrs Hez Andrews, a noted rag rug weaver in Bingville, displays a landscape rug two feet wide and longer, with nine more rugs on hand for sale. She invites buyers to see Viner for purchases and offers a warranty on color fastness and durability.
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