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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1901
Page
8
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German Sysup is the special prescription of Dr A oschee a celebrated Geo Physician acknowledged to be one of the most fortunate discoveries in Medicine It quickly cures Coughs and all Lung troubles of the saferst nature removing the cause of the affection and leaving the way in a strong and healthy condition Not an experimental medicine but stood the test of years giving satisfaction in every case which its rapid easing sale every season confirms Million bottles sold annually Bos ses German Syrup introduced in United States in 186% and is now sold every town and village in civilized id Three doses will relieve any oru cough Price 75 cts Get Green's Almanac Sold by Smith Drug pany Anaconda and Missoula Drug area Missoula Mont and deslers civilized countries
Amid ongoing feud between the Shelhorse and Kauffman families Judge Boyle hears city attorney evidence in a bid to convict the Shelhorses of disturbing the peace. The Kauffmans face related charges including a previous assault conviction against Kauffman and alleged threats and shattered windows.
On the first Tuesday in September the Northern Pacific railway offers round trip tickets to Buffalo with a 60 day limit at rates of 64.50 and 66 dollars. For information contact W H Merriman general agent Northern Pacific railway corner Park and Main Streets Butte.
The Sacred Heart parish school has 178 pupils and uses Noble hall as temporary quarters behind City Drug Store. A new church and first floor classroom will soon be ready for 300 pupils, with Sister Ceccila leading and Father Callahan noting many children were turned away for lack of space. The school will teach first through fourth grades only until expansion finishes.
The funeral for William H Rundle will be held tomorrow at 2 PM departing from No 2 O Neil Street to the 19 F hall in Walkerville with Rev L L Tower officiating. Martin Sheridan, 37, died yesterday. his remains are at Sherman’s undertaking parlors until Thursday morning at 11, then to Arizona Street fire Station for a 2 PM Thursday funeral.
A year ago tomorrow President Roosevelt spoke in Columbia gardens after visiting a mine. Other notable visitors include Vice President Hendricks and Chief Justice Morrison Waite with his daughter, plus occurrences at the St Nicholas and a smallpox incident.
Lincoln schools face crowding with 5,500 pupils on first day, rising to 6,100. Board abandons Gagnon mine site and favors a West Excelsior Avenue 10 to 11 room house to relieve Lincoln, while Webster heater room converts to a class room. May pursue annexes at Grant and Cobban additions amid slow bricklaying and high bills. Schools to close tomorrow for the President's funeral.
Joseph Johnston of Etruscan Gold Mining & Milling reports two-car ore shipments from Murray Idaho to Butte expected around the 21st. The tests seek best treatment method. Johnston favors a smelter while recognizing the claim’s depth and vein development.
San Francisco brass strike drags with no clear shift. Eastbound workers from Ohio head to replace stokers, while a San Francisco delegation tries to lure them away. The Water Front Federation buys a restaurant for strikers and a lodging house may follow. Contributions come in from Chicago Seamen's union and a brewery workers national body. Teamster Wonam Sullivan dies of injuries from a riot.
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