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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
9
A Saskatchewan farm near Souris River hosts a thriving beaver colony with five large dams and about 260 beavers. The report details beaver life, housing, feeding, and growth, noting legal protection since 1806 and suggests strong market value for prime pelts later in Minnesota.
A jumble of traveler notes from Butte reports visitors and locals at various hotels and events. Names include J Miznette Fromberg, T A Tease Twin Bridges, John Tat Lewistown, M C Browswater, and many others visiting Butte, with mentions of Floyd, Stevensville, Helena, Dillon, Sheridan, and Virginia City. A separate dispatch notes Queen Fluel opening Lewis town carnival with a street parade and carnival events.
Mike Sullivan arrives home from Rostow and blasts Benny Gans for not offering a fair chance. He notes past bouts with Rube Smith and Jack Dougherty, claims a Colora man would beat Gans, and says Gans must prove himself in the ring to draw a real showdown.
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