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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
4
The repaired and expanded library in Butte now offers a fireproof, multipurpose auditorium. Seating reaches 1,100 with 1,035 regular chairs plus 30 singles and a gallery lounge, at a total chair cost of 1 554.75. Total project cost will exceed the $40,000 insurance by about 4 000 dollars, due to higher labor and material costs.
Miss Lottie Smith, four years in the present ownership clerk role, sent her resignation to the board of commissioners yesterday, to take effect May 1. She accepted a new and more responsible position. She has served since the system of keeping present ownership banks began. The commission has not yet chosen her successor.
Noted lecturer Dr Joseph H Crooker speaks on Unitarian faith tonight at the Jewish temple under the Billings Lectureship funded by a generous bequest. He is famed for debates in Salt Lake and writings like What Is the Bible and Jesus Brought Bark. Informal meeting at the Duncans home on Friday. local ads seek to buy a five or six room dwelling west of Main Street.
Otto Johnson is charged by the county attorney with petty larceny after contracting to buy a talking machine from the Butte Sewing Machine and Talking Machine Co for 47.50, failing to pay and disposing of the machine. his case will be heard by Justice A. H. Gillett of South Butte. In a separate matter in Justice Cooper's court, Deputy County Attorney Waugh asked dismissal of a harness theft charge against two boys, Drake and Patten, from the Midget saloon proprietor, and they were released. Dresden Tennessee April 24 Miss Winnie Strong, daughter of a wealthy farmer near here, was shot by William Sawyers for rejecting his offer of marriage and died today. Sawyers is under pursuit.
Louis A. Goudain, convicted of using males to defraud, began serving his sentence at Joliet prison. After four days his lawyers won a writ of supersedeas and he asked the warden to let him return. He traveled to Washington to seek mandamus relief from the Supreme Court to return him to prison.
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