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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1901
Page
9
Butte hunters report a bear attack on a camp night. John E. Davis shot a large black bear that had raided the camp supply pile. The bear consumed a ten pound package of dried annules before collapsing near the lake.
The Northern Pacific offers one and one third fare for round trips Billings to Hope and nearby points with sale from the 80th to the 3d and final travel by Oct. 6. Separately the Missoula county fair runs Sept 80 to Oct 5 with the same rate across Billings Hope Idaho.
The first week in Butte schools shows enrollment surpassing 6 000 with detailed counts across district buildings. Superintendent Young reports favorable start, added teachers, and plans including high school football efforts and a pending address on education and crime.
The piece highlights the fascination and challenge of scaling great mountains. It describes climbers studying snowfields and glaciers, planning safe routes, and treats climbing as a wholesome, exciting leisure pursuit comparable to field sports.
At Penn in this county engineer George Conne fireman Clayton Saunders and William Gill brakeman Bissell suffered leg injuries after a double header through freight collided with a through freight while taking water. Eighty cars of stock were wrecked in the incident.
American Medicine notes Germany and Austria form a committee with government aid to arrange cheap health resort excursions for physicians and students. Professor von Leyden and Professor Liebreich head the delegation, with the first trip planned to seacoast resorts in September. The article contrasts European physician duty with American overwork and the public’s demand for rest over tonics and stimulants.
Great Northern Railway Co. offers Basin and return passes good Sundays at 1.00 and Boulder and return 1.00. Basin and return good Saturdays to Monday priced 1.59 and Boulder and return 1.50. Contact J B Dawson G A 41 North Main Street.
The British naval force concentrates in the Persian gulf with three ships on station. Gunboat Assaye and the flagship High Flyer join from Kurrachee, plus the cruiser Pomone ready to sail after coaling. Reports place 20000 Turkish troops at Basra under Edhem Pasha aiming for Kowyet, while Turkey claims operations near Arabia to quell dissent in Yemen.
The article urges bald men to revive old hair courtesy by using Newbro’s Herpicide. It claims the product stimulates growth where follicles are not destroyed by parasites, destroying the cause to remove the effect.
Reports from the German steamer Alene arriving in Kingston via New York claim a revolutionary outbreak in Haiti. Prominent Jerime leaders were arrested for conspiracy and sent to Port Au Prince. M Fouchard, ex finance minister, reportedly favored for presidency but declines to comment.
Arthur Goebel of Cincinnati brother of the late governor William A. Goebel, with the Fort Wayne chief of police and two attorneys, called on Gov Durbin seeking to have him honor requisition papers for W S Taylor and Charles Finley after a lengthy conference.
Butte and Anaconda railway tickets are on sale at the Great Northern ticket office on 41 North Main Street. Information on time schedules and freight rates cheerfully furnished. Visit Gerald’s cafe at 34 West Broadway for details.
Ladies seek a remedy for painful and irregular menses. French Tans Tablets by A. Augendre, Paris, France, claim to remove all obstructions regardless of cause. Sold by D. Menbro Drug Co., Butte, Ontario, at $3 per box, mailed securely sealed.
The United States cruiser Cleveland was launched at Bath iron works with Miss Ruth Hanna breaking a champagne bottle on the bow. The vessel, one of six protected cruisers authorized by Congress on March 3, 1899, touched the water as whistles and bells saluted.
A freight train collision occurred early on the Great Northern railway near Devil's Lake North Dakota on September 28, causing disruption as investigators began to document the wreck.
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