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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1906
Page
15
Copper City Commercial Co. stake grows in local trade scene as reports show expansion plans and possible new partnerships. City officials note potential job creation and economic impact, with investors expressing cautious optimism about the venture.
In Anaconda the St Peter's church mission drew record crowds across morning afternoon and evening services. Father O Malley preached on the value of the human soul while Father Rosswinkle urged perseverance. Conan Doyle's The Sign of the Four to follow at the Margaret theater with Loreh as Sherlock Holmes and Pelton Smauzer presenting a faithful stage version to packed houses.
Our ladies' department glows with fall splendor featuring swagger suits and beautiful coats available for approval at Strain's.
The list of uncalled mail at the Anaconda post office for the week ending Saturday October 20 includes men and women with names such as Dr. C. Albright Jr., Barney Brady, J M Burke, Mrs. Taylor Coaler, Anna Malingo, and H. Ff. Errett the postmaster. Foreign and fourth class mail recipients are noted among others.
Coroner Nealon announces an inquest into the deaths of Basil Hoyt and George Sulucio, two men connected to the case. Further proceedings will determine the cause and circumstances surrounding their deaths.
Remains of an Italian likely buried in Anaconda while Basil Hoyt's body will be moved to Philipsburg for burial. A younger brother and the dead man’s stepfather arrived to escort the remains to Philipsburg where the mother and sister await.
The notice promotes Strain's fur shop as the season's premier destination with a focus on ladies furs priced from $1 and up signaling a strong market for winter garments.
Thomas Kenyon longtime Anaconda resident died last evening. His remains were taken to Lawler and French undertaking parlors. Funeral arrangements are not yet made. He had recently worked in Butte and leaves two sons.
The store announces new ladies footwear for the coming season with prices at two, two fifty and three dollars. Customers are invited to come in and view the range.
Two half grown swans arrived yesterday for Washoe park from Red Rock and after 386 hours in boxes they enjoyed their freedom. Their performances on the lake delighted spectators for a long time.
Frosty nights drive demand for comforts and blankets ranging from a few cents to $10. Strain's and Keith's Konqueror advertise shoes from $3.50 to $4.00 with patent leather styles. Thurson's Parrott block features these offerings as value options for shoppers.
Mrs. Daniel E. Potter of Euston, Pennsylvania, lies in serious condition after taking two pills found on her porch marked guaranteed to cure headache. A third pill remained unused. the pills caused severe illness with facial and throat discoloration and heart trouble. The firm name is unknown. The item also mentions Thurson's shop and Hoomei catarrh remedy at The Smith Drug Co.
The notice urges readers to explore a department showcasing broad character and stylish effects for women, inviting calls and in-person look through offerings.
Governor Joseph K. Toole is due in Anaconda tomorrow to address voters at the Margaret theater in the evening. A large crowd is expected as the governor discusses campaign issues with local politicians and the Anaconda band possibly providing music.
City items note c O F meets tonight and a grand ball by Modern Woodmen drill team. Anheuser-Busch on draft at Turf and heating stores at Stagg's. Birth announced at 704 Hickory Street, a boy to Mrs Lewis. Funeral notices for Bast Hoyt and Rosario Salucci from Lawler French parlors. Anaconda man Thomas Kenyon dies aged 65. Sheriff D H Morgan of Granite County leaves for home across the range. Police Magistrate O Boyle referenced.
Personal friends gathered in New York to honor Mrs Jeffer son Davis at a church service held by Church of St. Timothy. The congregation organized the service with involvement from the local Daughters of the Confederacy as Dr Henry Lubeck delivered the eulogy assisted by Dr George Baker and Rev Dr Nathan Seagle.
A condo left yesterday for Rochester Minnesota for a surgical operation. David Bowen, stepfather of Basil Hoyt who died in a railroad accident Saturday night, arrived in the city last evening. P. Mathewson and Messrs. Smith and Walker of Butte hunted successfully at Georgetown yesterday.
Taxes for the year 1906 are due at the county treasurer. If unpaid by November 20, 1906, 6 pm, a 10 percent penalty applies and delinquent property will be advertised for sale or seized to cover taxes and costs. Ek J Nadeau, County Treasurer, Anaconda, Oct 19, 1906.
G. Smith and Dick Dawson are credited with significant deadly actions among the duck population, as reported in the clipping.
In Moundsville West Virginia on October 21 a baby boy with two distinct heads and four arms was born to Mrs John Cullum aged 18 The two bodies face each other and share a single trunk There are two spinal cords two shoulders four arms four normal fingers and a third leg at the chin One face is male the other female Breathing and nourishment occur alternately Doctors say the child appears healthy and has a good chance to live The birth has aroused intense excitement in the town.
Chicago boxer Dick Fitzpatrick and California's Joe Thomas agreed to a 0 round bout at 150 pounds before the Colma Athletic Club of California on October 23 in San Francisco.
Anaconda Jewelry at 117 Main Street advertises quick loans using furniture or pianos as security. No publicity, no delays, and no removal of items required. Overcoats and other goods also offered.
Epistle notes sale of versatile items and social specialties by Episcopal Guild. The event promises good music and fine beverages with prices at $1 and two seats available. Sale occurs Monday at City Drug Store with proceeds aiding guild activities.
The Sign of the Poor offers special scenery and mechanical effects at cost. Prices and tie please. Reserved seats on sale at City Drug Cols. Thursday at 9 a.m.
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