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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1901
Page
10
A grand selection of fine extracts awaits in the largest store in the world, inviting shoppers to examine stock closely. The ad promises many delicious odors and a wide variety for discerning buyers seeking aroma and quality.
A fragment argues electrical treatment as the only safe quick and permanent remedy for weakness and disease in men and women noting electricity is applied by experts. The tone imitates sensational medical claims from a past era.
Montana railroad overview highlights key metrics and developments from President Hill's annual review. It notes expansion, freight growth, and regional impact, with emphasis on infrastructure investments and future outlook for western rail corridors.
The 12th annual report from President Hill details proposed extensions for the Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and Burlington, plus a joint ownership note on the map. It notes gauge standardization, line acquisitions from Great Falls to Sweetgrass, and major line revisions in Montana, plus a marriage and infant baptism news from Walkerville.
The railroad touts its Great Salt Lake route and the Rue Chand’s Western as premier travel lines from Montana to points east and south. Tickets are sold at 47 West Broadway.
Deputy Marshal pursued and trapped an escapee by driving him into a cellar where the suspect was confined. The dramatic pursuit ended with the inmate secured, details pending official report.
Deputy Meiklejohn returned from northern Montana after a weeklong chase of George Miller accused of selling whiskey to Indians. Miller, his wife, and their young son were captured after the spree across Harlem and Belknap Indian reservation area. The escape plot involved telegram fakery and a cellar standoff in a Harlem home, with the deputy finally forcing surrender and returning to Helena with Miller and family.
Testimony by Mrs. Broughton described a dispute at Meaderville home over the care of a child ending with Bakey fined five dollars and costs nine dollars and twenty cents after the court found him guilty. Separate cases involved two youths fined or dismissed and gambling charges in Walkerville. A home sale ad notes a desirable plane in Grand Avenue addition.
The A R Bremer Company markets Coke Dandruff Cure promising a permanent fix for dandruff and falling hair with scalp disease testing. Chicago, London and Paris offices offer a free hair treatment booklet by mail upon name and address. Finlen Media Drug and Smith Drug Co advertise Coke products with endorsements from Admiral George Dewey.
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