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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1908
Page
15
A Montana warden notes abundant big game in eastern regions, highlighting elk, deer, mountain goats, and bears across the Mission Range and surrounding forests. Trout streams remain robust, though bird reports are cautious. hunters may expect a strong season with extensive wildlife, fewer justifications for excessive kill, and emphasis on sport and responsible sharing.
Deputy sheriff Simon Hauswirth and wife Mrs Hauswirth returned from a trip to Bitter Root valley near Stevensville. They attended a Civil War veterans campfire and praised hospitable locals and ideal weather. Also noted is Edward Cardwell, Montana Democrat leader, en route to the Anaconda convention. He supports the Boulder ticket and expects success.
Online notice invites choir members to Thursday evening rehearsal at the Episcopal Church. Also promotes Orton Bros. for Plano organs and value, located at 219 North Main Street.
The fall coal outlook from Butte and Red Lodge reports Wyoming mine shutdowns threaten Montana supplies. Coal buyers rush to place orders, Bearcreek Bridger and other districts hire more workers, and Northern Pacific aims to ease freight with new tunnels and lower grades. D A MacKenzie notes coverable copper prospects and St Paul railroad payrolls boost regional activity.
Bottain Bills Wild West drops the street parade due to late rain, travel delays, and public disruption concerns. Management prefers an afternoon performance with full vigor and avoids merchant objections and parade permitting costs, aiming for a brighter, non street exhibition.
Fatigued parade participants endure two to three hours in varied weather while a larger spectacle unfolds. Moving Wild West props from railroad to exhibition grounds promises a novel parade with bandit-hunters escorting the engine. Indians and Rough Riders will ride to the grounds, and Colonel Cody may drive through principal streets to confirm he remains ready to perform.
Butte hosts a world famous southern festa tonight featuring King Rex unmasked, cash prizes for costumes, ten sensational high acts, Volo the daredevil, and a public wedding at 2:30 on the midway amid electric lights and confetti battles as Woodmen of the World carnival closes in festive whirl.
Exciting times occurred on Saturday night as a Burlington car caught fire and passengers fled in fear. A rain crew fought the smoldering blaze for nearly an hour, located between toilet partitions, until all grenades were exhausted and the fire was extinguished. The car was then moved on. Olympia Brewery relocates to Park and Arizona streets. Dental reductions advertised for the balance of the month by Dr Syongide.
A vaudeville snake man brings a trunk full of real snakes to Butte after a misrouted trip from Taft. Twenty snakes were found aboard, sixteen remain, one killed during handling, and the baggage man finally ships trunk by express. The tale ends with the snake man continuing to Butte.
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