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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1917
Page
7
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The advertisement touts a trusted, long established Butte jeweler with a clean record. It promotes first class stock of guaranteed diamonds and invites customers to view specially selected solitaire stones priced at 55, 80, 100, 140, and 170 dollars.
Miss Malena Watt left yesterday for Elko Nevada Jennie Ferrie departed for Salt Lake Mrs Thomas W Cox is in critical condition at St James hospital Mrs W C Lambert heads to San Francisco Henry Rice of Centerville to Emmett Idaho for lumber work Miss Addie McNamee of Carson Nev visiting grandparents Harkins on Floral Boulevard Joe Rodgers joins US Army engineers in Honolulu Morgan Grin Jr heads to Dillon for Short Line railway work W A Clark leaves for Yellowstone Gardiner entry to join family George Sullivan visits coast cities Altar boys enjoy auto trip to Nike Mile canyon Athletic content noted as old and fancy tunes Bary Kroon of Missoula visiting two weeks Leo Grant 1447 Dewey Avenue accomp by Leona Copehart Mina Camile ODonnell and Frank Shriber
At last night’s city meeting officials stressed moving tracts within the next six weeks. The session highlighted deadlines and local planning steps to advance required relocations.
New Orleans Aug 2 James W Reynolds superintendent of the police department was shot and killed in his office today Terrence Mullen a captain with the Gorey Mullens gang was the shooter Reynolds died instantly Mullen was captured after being wounded in the hand and the confrontation left both officers in critical condition The first airship flew in 1901 and the first powered airplane followed four years later.
The Hennessy company announced the purchase of Lander Furniture and Carpet company for 150000 dollars. George Lander founded the business, retired in 1911, and died in 1914. his widow Mrs Tillie Lander and daughter Myrtle now run it. The sale includes a 10 day sale at the Lander Park street store as lower prices are promised due to shipping costs and factory prices.
Article notes a July wage schedule for Butte district mines set by copper’s selling price. Using 26.62 cents per pound from The Engineering and Mining Journal, workers’ pay ranges are listed for miners, journeymen, engineers, pumpmen, and firemen, with several classifications still to be calculated.
Sergeant Harlan rushed a squad of recruits from Butte to Spokane to be sworn in at Fort Wright. Drafted men must appear before the local board. numbers posted by county or city determine eligibility today. Montana draftees listed include Albert Barta Simon C. Stanley William C. Quay Robert H. Brownson Edgar P. Griswold Max Henley and others.
John H. Larson aged 29 a Marysville teamster in the medical department. Oliver Hoffman aged 29 a barber from Gildford in the medical department. Harold M. Remmen aged 28 a Havre telegraph operator in the signal corps. Adolph W. Eligsson aged 28 a Columbia Falls millwright in the Tenth engineers.
The city clerk said the initial 500 names will be released this afternoon with the remainder following later. Stenographers and clerks have compiled the list for four days and are posting the names for public view.
Tom Brown's Black Face Revue and five other acts wrap up at the People's Hippodrome this week. A forbidden man act and a Universal comedy will also be shown for the last time today before an entirely new show premieres.
Fellow workers and brothers. You are hereby requested to attend the funeral of fellow worker Frank H. Little, murdered August first, for organizing the workers to improve conditions. The Metal Mine Workers' Union urges attendance as protest and solidarity. The funeral is Sunday August 5 at 2 p.m. from Duggan's undertakers. Signed by Joe Kennedy Recording Secretary and Tom Shannon Secretary Strike Committee for industrial freedom.
The article promotes an ongoing six week serial feature by former ambassador Gerard describing wartime incidents from humor to tragedy. It urges readers to subscribe immediately and reads like a dramatic preview of upcoming installments starting tomorrow. In the Riga front section, Gen. Radko Dimitrieff resigns as commander of the Twelfth army, with General Parsky set to succeed him. Dimitrief, a Bulgarian, had acted as minister to Russia at the war's outset and telegraphed his resignation to Sofia.
Contractors desiring to bid on general work or plumbing and heating for the Y M C A building in Butte Montana must notify C O Colton building secretary or Floyd Hamill architect. A $25 deposit guarantees return of drawings and dissolution of bids. a 1 percent bid check is required with bids. Bids opened publicly Saturday August 25 at 2 p m. Building described as six stories reinforced concrete 128 by 98 feet with curtain walls plaster block partitions.
The new St Ann's Catholic Church on Passuth and Farragut streets in Butte will be dedicated Sunday at 10 30 by Bishop John P Carroly of Helena with local clergy present. Weekend masses at 8 30 and 10 20 will precede the ceremony with public invitation. The adjacent parochial school is under construction and to open in fall. regular services include Sunday school at 2 30 and a taped hour between 3 and 4. Parishioners from nearby districts will join St Ann's after previously attending St Joseph's in Meadorville.
Funeral services for Robert M. Green were held at Grice Methodist Church at 1:15 PM. Burial followed in Mount Morah Cemetery. Mrs G O Dayton sang Pace to Face and Thy Will Be Done. The Rev Mr Mitchell praised his wife and motherly work. Pallbearers included Meiklejohn Kerth Deihl Rowe Dayton and Sanders. Honorary pallbearers listed Cohan Pengse Cremer Cummins Gamer and Curtis.
Major Sargent, commander of the First battalion, Second Montana regiment, received an honorably discharge notice from the War Department while at Palo Alto. Major Williams will succeed him. Sargent is about 50, praised as a capable, beloved officer who led troops in France, the Mackie McDonald uprising, and on the border.
A death mask of Franki Little, IWW international board member lynched by masked men, was made in Butte in the presence of close friends. Haywood, IWW president, supports a funeral in Butte with a WW representation at the head of a sendoff procession. no hearse, body carried by about 20 friends in relays.
John Williams, a colored member of the Tenth Cavalry, says he served under General Pershing chasing Villa in Mexico. His enlistment expired and he asked to rejoin, hoping to be placed in an infantry regiment. He notes cavalry might not sail to France. The piece also mentions British navy personnel rising since the war began.
The Butte Red Cross chapter directed by local women shipped donated medical supplies to the navy and front lines. Volunteers knit scarves socks helmets and washcloths while sewing surgical dressings and sterilized bandages. Classes proceed on Tuesdays and Fridays with leaders assigning weekly duties. A recent Paris hospital note praised the quality of bandages and materials sent from Butte.
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