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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
22
The advertisement touts the Novent petticoats as a modern foundation for gowns, describing glove-tiring jerseys, elastic waists, and sculpted hip lines. It lists Black sateen and Black taffeta styles with 15 to 18 inch flounces, prices from 81 to 814, and notes the new beltless construction worn over standard undergarments.
Gold Quartz Mining Company owners from Lander county Nev returned from near Beowawe with enthusiasm. They report a major gold shoot, a copper showings in the district, and ongoing work on three leased sites. If the rich vein continues, the property could yield immense gains.
Hiram F. Brown of 351 East Granite street was thrown from a carriage after leaving a funeral Monday afternoon. He died yesterday at 2 o clock from internal injuries. Coroner Egan conducted an inquiry. Brown, 33, is survived by his wife and two daughters aged 13 and 8. Miss Hulda Ojala changed her name and married John Markus, a Finnish miner, with groomsmen Chases Jautti and Vana Poja and attendants Tilmae Hatevala and Jennie Lott. Supper and dancing followed.
Mrs G A Olson, 16 year old wife of a ropeman on the Anaconda itl, underwent a serious operation at Murray's hospital for a female complaint. During the procedure an appendicitis was discovered and treated. The appendix was removed. Attending physician said she was doing well last night and an eventual recovery is assured. The Olsons reside at 230 West Porphyry Street.
A Broadway Theater audience enjoyed The Maid and the Mummy last night. The show offered a few song numbers in a light comedy with music that critics found musical but not outstanding.
Twin Bridges dispatch reports the Madison county fair’s closing day drew over 3 000 attendees, boosting three day totals and marking the event as the most successful yet. Weather was ideal and county residents supported the fair, with exhibitors and the commission praising the outcome.
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