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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1901
Page
4
Anaconda residents faced a swirling windstorm from 2 pm onward, with gusts from all directions. Dust and sand swept the streets as hats flew and housekeepers laughed in the chaos, prompting a playful redefinition of wind by locals.
The review hails A Common Sinner as a standout seasonal comedy with bright witty lines lively music intricate dances dazzling costumes elaborate scenery and a bevy of pretty girls, promising an enjoyable evening of entertainment.
A Helena deputy state examiner reviews Butte 1879 city directory and data on Walkerville Deer Lodge county population 9 000, school enrollments, telegraph prospects, stage lines, and local officials. The ad laden volume, compiled by FF W Warner and published by Faulkner & Fish, records mining claims and a 34 percent two year population rise.
For plumbing see Dezell, 405 E Park. George Andrews, brought back from Butte Thursday night by Constable Rentz, is sentenced to 30 days in county jail. Charles Johnson fined 5 dollars after sobering at city hall. Heffron refuses to prosecute son-in-law W R Coleman, who is discharged. J A Gleeson arrested for drinking and making a nuisance in an east side saloon and will appear before Judge Hayes today.
Beaverhead county readers report Red Rock near Anaconda as the top ducking spot this month. Reno in part sparked the rush after returning with 200 ducks, while Rog Greig and F W Peckover brought back 150 with few canvasbacks. Billy Holtenhoff leads a party heading to the grounds as trains carry hunters from Anaconda to Monida and Hank Whitmore's lodging marks the base.
Col J P Hanley supreme secretary of the Fraternal Union of America addressed a large gathering at Dewey hall speaking on the order organization and benefits. Notice asks A O H Deer Lodge county directors to meet at 5 p m Sunday Denns Bonner county president.
A long discussion argues catarrh is a blood disease needing internal treatment. It touts internal Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a cure, cites William Zimmerman of St Joseph describing life‑long catarrh and full recovery after four months, and notes free literature and drugstore availability in the U.S. and Canada.
T J Flynn departs for Bozeman to compete in the second series of the state bowling championship with D F Johnson of the city. Jud Hasley Frank Tucker Bert Storey Dr Owens and H T Van Elis accompany Flynn. If Johnson wins again the title goes to him. a Flynn victory would trigger another series and plans form state bowling league discussed in Butte on return.
Amusements note that A Wise Woman failed to hit. Singing by Miss Alice Geer and Miss Ethel Balch drew the best applause. Will B. Nankeville now owns Haverly's Mastodon Minstrels and leads a strong vocal octet including George Morgan Benson Hathrie Fam Nankeville Sig Mchileni Charles Bury Edwin Platt and three others set to perform Wednesday Oct 16 at the Margaret theater.
The Margaret theater presents A Common Finner on Sunday evening with WH Nam Big Bill De Vere in the title role. Supported by leading comedians burlesquers dancers vocalists and vaudeville performers the show promises lively entertainment for theatergoers of the city.
Mr. Burnett of Horse Prairie near Red Rock is gravely ill after a paralytic stroke nine months ago and another stroke recently. His sons Alex and Lou Burnett rushed home from the city upon learning of his condition. W. S. Burnett, 69, has lived in the state 26 years, with a living wife, three daughters and six sons.
Rev Father Mallo, who won many friends during a spring stay as chaplain at St Ann's hospital, is relieved of duties at Mount Angelia Cascade county and will return to North Dakota. He plans to spend his later years at a mission with his beloved Indians among whom he spent forty years in service.
Officials announce a $250 reward for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who burned hay on the Beck ranch on September 15 or on the Christofferson ranch on October 3. The reward also applies to anyone caught in the act of burning hay or destroying property in the lower Deer Lodge valley in the future.
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