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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1902
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 21 East Broadway, Butte. Telephone 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
The list shows candidates for the Butte city wards with M R Dempsey Patrick Heaney John Gleeson E L Mayo John A Ryan A G Sichewaler C H Bowman James Doall as nominees for first through eighth wards respectively.
A roundup of local visits and happenings in Butte includes real estate notes, court actions, licenses issued, and upcoming events. Notables such as Fred Orton and A P Heinze are mentioned with people travelling to and from Dillon Great Falls Helena Missoula Philipsburg and Billings.
The piece critiques the Republican platform plank favoring city ownership of public utilities and notes the municipal league ignored it. It argues the electric light contract offers cheaper street lighting and revenue, while parties dispute municipal ownership and accuse each other of fraud ahead of registration deadlines.
A 14 year old, Antone Contario, on trial for grand larceny for stealing a mare and colt worth 55 dollars from Joseph Swazie near Nine Mile house. He claimed Jack promised a horse, and after several trips he took the animals to his Meaderville home. Swazie recovered the animals and charged him.
The tale and the appeal of his counsel George M Bourquin conclude with the lad being discharged and warned to be careful with others property.
At the Broadway theater on Sunday night Stephanie de Mohrivart in Forget-Me-Not proves a strong attraction. The drama wields mercenary intrigue and high society peril as Rose Coghlan showcases self-possession and feminine wiles against rivals plotting her fall.
The review lauds Rose Coghlan as a master actress displaying self-command and stolidity in dramatic scenes. The supporting cast of elegant ladies adds charm through costumes and refined voices, with Coghlan noted as the best qualified woman for the part on the American stage today.
A local advertisement invites readers to consult Madam Renna for readings on love marriage divorce work travel changes and business matters at 67 East Park Street Butte Storefront clairvoyant advertises quick life guidance with prospect of mining locations and personal insight.
Shake Off is presented as a natural laxative and diuretic with blood purification and complexion improvement. The copy claims broad systemic effects and seasonal usefulness, advertising a bottle for $1.00 and noting sale by a local vendor.
A. Bank, arrested on a charge of doing business without a license in Judge Arnold's court, sought jail to fuel a damages suit. The judge dismissed the case as defective after Bank refused to post bail and argued over the complaint signed by Constable Boyle with M. Meyer as the real prosecutor. Bank denied conducting a clothing business on East Park street without a license.
Money to loan at eight and ten percent on improved real estate security. J. P. Fariss & Co. advertise financing options from their office at 119 Hamilton Street.
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