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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
5
Butte notes list assayers, piano tuners, and cigar vendors with addresses on Main and in Harvard brands. Plans include county hospital bids, court cases, and travel promos for the B and P railroad to Gregson Springs with weekend round trips.
A large audience at the high school heard Miss Mullins introduce Miss Margaret Rinehart who performed a piano piece and Miss Finnegan sang. J H Durston of Anaconda gave the address urging teachers to view education as the mental realm with a common denominator and emphasized the value of the combined effort in learning.
The article extols ideal schoolrooms that foster a healthy mood and a love of learning. It notes that a renowned educator recently stated there is nothing so practical as the truly ideal and cites Mrs. Dr. Frank, eye specialist, for vision care. It ends by highlighting Dan Tewey's Southern Hotel’s nationwide popularity and first class fare.
At the annual meeting in First Baptist church the society re elected its officers for the coming year. Mrs George L Lander spoke brief ly, reports were presented, and members discussed past and future work. Refreshments followed a generally happy gathering. Ruth Murphy five months died yesterday at 710 Colorado street. private funeral today at 2 p m.
Perry Kline visits from Chicago Col W F Sanders in town briefly Dr G L Hogan of Bozeman in city Leah Austin from Anaconda W Y Pemberton returns from Bozeman pay day at city hall warrants cashed at par W S Hunewell returns from Vermont Marriage license issued to Mose Lafontise and Rose Young Births include a son to Alex Newman and a daughter to Frank Doyle a son to M A Donahue and a daughter to John Shea Rev Eugene Manheimer to hold Sabbath service in M E church South John A Beardsley and Viola A Storey wed at Storey home Grand Lodge Elks appointment for Dr W H Haviland by Charles Pickett of Waterloo Iowa
Salt Lake City engineer Thomas F. Coleman says long hours and constant responsibility caused severe nerve strain, headaches, and exhaustion for three years. After temporary relief from various prescriptions he found relief with Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, beginning in August 1901, and declares five boxes cured him. Affidavit sworn June 20, 1901.
The dispute shows little change as New York talks continue. McKeesport National Tube Works adds 225 workers to reach 625, while other plants see gains. Demmler tin mill reportedly cannot start due to worker shortages, and Canal Dover reports mills failing to operate despite claims of adequate manpower. Local officials pledge duty, while a xrefed article notes confusion over mill operations and worker counts.
Six men implicated in the Cotton Belt train robbery near Eylau remain at large as a Texarkana posse led by W. H. Ward and Yardmaster Taylor track the trail. A horse and loot were located, and reports say an agent at Red Water shot a man believed to be one of the bandits as officers scour the area.
About 1200 children from ages 3 to teens endured cold weather for a day at Columbia Gardens. Manager Wharton arranged activities with a five cent streetcar fare covering all costs, delivering a joyous outing for the youngsters.
Northern Pacific offers round trip tickets to Twin Bridges on September 12 and 14 at 2.25 dollars, with sales ending September 1. A special excursion train on Sunday September 15, the fair’s last day, will run at 1.50 dollars round trip.
Missoula city council heard bids for planking the Higgins avenue bridge. Several bidders offered low prices with Montana fir and pine, all under the estimated cost, and the contract will be let next Thursday after checks accompany bids.
The body of Herman Gans who died in Chicago last Monday reached Helena tonight with his wife and daughter and David Marks. Relatives met the party at Chicago and escorted them home. The body was moved to the Gans residence and the funeral is set for Sunday.
Gen Nelson A Miles is set to arrive in Helena for a port Harrison visit, with plans underway to host a reception at the Montana club.
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