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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1902
Page
7
In a few large cities one may find similar optical care, but none offer better facilities for correcting defective vision than we. We provide same day service, fill prescriptions, duplicate broken lenses, and cut drill and grind lenses with an experienced optician in charge. A trial will convince.
Daily jottings from Butte including visitors from Deer Lodge Anaconda and Great Falls. Notes on piano dealers T P Sutton and others, births, marriages licenses, a convict transfer, and social events like a musical at the Christian Science rooms. Local officials weak but improving and a planned clerks versus sheriff baseball on Arbor Day.
Henry Mueller was re elected president and C H Lane vice president as the old board was re elected to the new. Thomas Richards and Nellie Manning were kept as clerk and assistant clerk amid praise for committees and taxpayer benefits. The board adjourned sine die and tickets to Anaconda were advertised.
Investors are told a company formed to develop the Jenny Dell and October claims has secured them. The Eveline claim nearby has produced $500000 at 300 feet and ore bodies trend into Jenny Dell. The firm has 200000 shares, 50000 offered at $1 for exploration, and invites inquiry at 47 East Broadway Butte Montana.
Daniel B Bandmann entertained 24 sisters from the parochial school with Shakespearean scenes including Hamlet and The Merchant of Venice. Mrs Bandmann and Miss Whiting accompanied him and a German Hamlet soliloquy impressed the audience. Bandmann praised Montana and announced a lecture on art and moral influence next Tuesday.
The Art Department closes a four day exhibit in the Auditorium with music and dancing. Attendance set records as crowds visited each day. Mrs. T A Grigg led the event and C B Clancy designed decorations. Performances featured Miss Shelley and Miss Rinehardt in Von Suppe and a living picture as The Gibson Girl.
Judge Smith in Helena district court allowed Leckley’s attorney to recover 418 dollars and reopen the suit against Ramsay. The action stemmed from FE C Boom, ex-attorney for Leckley, collecting 142 dollars and giving Ramsay a full satisfaction. The court noted Boom’s potential criminal prosecution and referred the matter to the county attorney. Boom is believed to be out of state.
Governor Toole and his party departed Helena for St Louis traveling via the Great Northern and St Paul. The group included A J Davidson president of the honorary commission T C Kurtz on the executive committee and John S M Neill. An advertisement offers accident and health insurance with Ash Street address in the Hennessy building and a notice sells the furniture of a 47 room lodging house at a good location with reasonable rent from Symons Dry Goods company.
County Detective McGuire reported results of a drive against license delinquents. Warrants issued for ten individuals including Mrs C A Gwin lodging house and several others in various trades. Officers will serve warrants Monday with more prosecutions anticipated to pressure compliance and reduce arrests.
George Thomas a miner at Minnie Healey mine was arrested yesterday and jailed on petty larceny charges for stealing 14 candles from his employer. Watchman John Taylor reported bulging pockets and an attempted strike with a rock before disarming him. Thomas to be arraigned in Meaderville Justice Shepherd's court Monday.
N. Godfrey of Meagher county, in Boston to discuss business, says East wool trade will pick up soon. He expects prices to hold firm with an average around 15 cents per pound this year, higher clips to fetch more. He plans to return to Helena and then Two Dot to manage woolgrowing interests.
Helena April 19 The A M Holter Hardware company of Helena has joined a western hardware combine. The firm will keep its name. It is claimed the consolidation is not a trust and there is no price rise. The plan aims to cut expenses and prevent rivals from aggressive pricing. Territory will be divided and salesmen limited. It is the only hardware concern between Minneapolis and Seattle in the combine.
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