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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1900
Page
8
In a U S court testimony Dr. R W Raymond explains faults form from continental upheaval and sea floor subsidence. He notes slow motions and small earth movements, cites Charleston and Boston quakes as examples, and describes how fissures split the Colusa Parrot area and nearby hills.
Popular orator Cyclone Davis headlines a late evening address at the Auditorium this to-night at the usual hour, drawing interest from local crowds and followers across the city.
Notifies that Gordon-Lewis Co has sold all merchandise to Hennesey Mercantile Co and must wind up. Requests debtors to settle bills at the office in the Newbro Drug Co store, 199 North Main Street, Butte, per consent of Mr. Newbro.
The article notes Dan Tewey and his boarders celebrating a recent win with cheerful smiles and a sense of relief about the outcome.
Prince of good fellows Locket Miles is back from an extended tour of Exiertern cities. He plans to resume crafting signs for Schatzlein's patrons as his hand recovers from hearty handshakes with his legion of friends.
The beverage has gained wide reputation in Butte and across the state as its seasonal consumption greatly exceeds producer expectations.
Butte residents are praised for enjoying urban luxuries with a focus on cigars. Anna Held is identified as leading consumption among these pleasures in the city’s spotlight feature.
Notices detail bail requests for Thomas Pooley and others while Judge Clancy considers bond reductions in burglary cases. He also weighs a receiver for the Minnie Healey mine amid Heinze versus Kleinschmidt litigation. Additional cases involve a stay extension, a dismissed Ellen Corrie suit, and ongoing divorce and foreclosure actions. The article notes Dawson City travel and a new Grotto restaurant opening.
Harry Glazier leads a week long engagement at the Grand opera house starting Sunday April 15 as Dumas famed Gascon hero in The Three Musketeers. E D Stair handles management with a large supporting cast including Warren F Hill John P Barrett Matthew McGinniss Lawrence Underwood L C Ingraham George C Denton Maud Durand and Blanche Stoddard.
Critics hail Henry Muntzer bock as the best on the local market and first to appear like the Butte Derby winner. Customers enjoy it on draught. bottles are distributed for family use. Order a case from your grocer or call the Butte brewery at phone 252.
Biograph Pictures presents the Jeffries Sharkey bout at the opera house starting Thursday April 5. A host of prominent guests including lawyers actors men about town and sporting men attend. Bob Hilliard bets with John W Gates while Tom of Rourke protests to referee George Siler about an outsider with an electric fan. The full 25 rounds are shown.
C M Palmer to auction the well kept house furnishings of an elegant apartment house at 2 p m today. The sale includes many desirable items with a nearly new Estey piano noted among the offerings.
J R Wharton manager of the street railway company reports new machinery for the power house and cars to serve Columbia Gardens and Meaderville with a 10 minute service on the double track. He says Walkerville extension is not planned and confirms reorganization as the same policy under the old name. Arbor Day opening set for May 8 at the Auditorium.
Local ad invites customers to Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street Butte to compare prices and secure best value on pianos and organs. The notice emphasizes value and invites shopping.
Maurice Stauffenburg faced a preliminary hearing before Justice Nichols on grand larceny charges for stealing a batch of hams from the Hennessy company. He was held to district court in 1000 dollars bonds, which he did not post. Evidence shows he sold hams to C. C. Davie and Henry Herman, pocketing the proceeds, after claiming they were damaged. Other witnesses said the hams were not damaged but water soaked, while warehouse coworkers denied knowledge of damaged stock.
The Standard office profiles new engraved calling cards showcasing contemporary styles and premium finishes sought by social elites. Designs emphasize distinct monograms and refined borders echoing late 19th century taste.
Dr Sullivan reported eight patients at the pest house with hopeful signs. A wagon was sent to Columbia block after a report that a man in room 6 had smallpox, but Dr Alexander found the room vacant.
Home Investment & Realty Company sues Charles S. Warren in district court over ownership of a large Butte property holding including about 70 quartz lode and placer claims and hundreds of city lots. Default entered. defendant seeks to reopen, claiming lack of notice and meritorious defenses in a case tied to property trust arrangements. The plaintiff is controlled by Lee Mantle.
Crystal Springs health resort lies five miles from Butte accessible by stage four times daily. Daily rate is $2.50 and weekly rate $14.00. Manager Nick Jahretss promotes the springs as having unsurpassed curative powers in the West.
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