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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1901
Page
10
A man found dead near Dillon held an $800 certificate of deposit. Investigators note funds may be missing from his estate as they examine the will and bank records for possible discrepancies.
Public administrator Collins testified in Dillon about missing Bruder property and a death on a railside journey. He later distributed estates for Henry and Susan Foot and Florence Sullivan, with mining claims and a half interest in Sullivan’s estate. Great Northern Railway posts 1906 earnings and plans, noting labor shortages and strong western settlement growth.
Special Dispatch from Missoula reports Conductor Heinlein of the logging railway in the Bitter Root plans a stage act claiming to have found petrified Indian remains. He shows a preserved foot as proof and will debut the act in Hamilton.
Dr W. F. Dodd, eye specialist at 48 W. Park Street, Butte, sells gold glasses priced five to ten dollars. Upstairs.
Red Lodge reports Company 1D was organized Saturday night and five volunteers were mustered for three years by Adjutant General We Culloch. Captain Z. Venne and lieutenants Esselysson and Deegan were elected. Miles City notes a bowling match at Tremblay's alleys with Elliott totaling 568 and Meyers 588 in three games, averages 219 and 196 respectively.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports telegraph instruments delivered at the Western Union Office in Miles City. Manager W. Kelly notes a new wire from St. Paul to the coast being laid to link a limited number of offices. A Swiggett of Great Falls visits the Finlen hotel.
From the New York Sun. Like so many other conquerors, Dr Immanuel Pfeiffer of Berlin doesn't extend into the atmosphere very far.
A portrait of Dr. Immanuel Pfeiffer who advocates prolonged fasting to cure illness claiming disease, ignorance, and sin are one. He weighs 201 pounds, has lost a pound a day, and asserts that stopping eating cures while the stomach rejects the urge to eat. He envisions living on theory and water.
The article notes twenty five cent meals offering Southern flavors and compares them to similar priced options at other establishments. It emphasizes affordable dining and regional menu items.
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