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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1902
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 21 East Broadway Butte Telephone 422 Advertising rates furnished on application.
Souvenir spoon set named The Montana Spoon highlights quartz mining with prices ranging from 30c to 2.75 for tea and coffee spoons. Items include Masonic temple bowl spoons at 2.00, Montana Capitol and mining hoists designs, copper spoons from 30c to 50c, copper medals 25c, and pin trays featuring Parrot Smeller or Anaconda Mine at 25c.
All members of Locomotive Firemen No. 264 are asked to attend the funeral of Lawrence Gearing at 6385 Walnut Street at 10 o clock today by order of secretary G W Bowen. The late Joseph C Galloway will have services at Montana Undertaking parlors today at 2 p m Rev Henry officiant. Interment Sacramento Cal. For sale entire stock and fixtures of shoe store of late John Tassel inquire 57 East Park Street Butte.
Judge Robert Fulton Turner prominent Butte official and Elk member died suddenly at his home from heart rheumatism. Born April 1 1851 in Hazleton Pa he moved to Butte in 1881 and held posts as master mechanic justice of the peace police magistrate and juror. He leaves a widow and several children with funeral set for 2 pm Thursday likely under Elks and Knights of Pythias auspices.
Sunday the doctor riding through Brown's gulch allegedly trod a field of green wheat belonging to aggrieved farmer E. A. Peck. Peck filed malicious mischief charges before Justice Danzer, with the Meanderville justice court set to hear the case.
Complaint filed in Justice Danter's court against Frank Wilson alias Vendon for petit larceny. Alleged theft of brass fixtures tools and machinery from Montana Ore Purchasing on about March 1 last. Case, once for burglary, moved to justice court. hearing set in Meaderville next Monday.
The Sons of St George of Montana schedule a convention in Butte with six lodges statewide. Noting the order began in Butte about 12 years ago, lodges exist in Butte Centerville Great Falls Helena Marysville and Twin Bridges. State officers will be elected and organizational matters will be discussed at the annual meeting.
The Silver Bow club plans a clambake next Sunday in Brookside Canyon southeast of the city. This will be the fourth annual event conducted under the club’s auspices.
A local initiative used recycling boxes to cut the number of runaways. Officials report a drop in missing youth as residents participate in collecting waste paper for charity.
Street Commissioner McLaughlin details July expenses totaling 4585 dollars with 2687.50 for labor and 1950.50 for teams. The street and alley committee proposes eight galvanized iron waste paper boxes to curb runaways and assigns police to enforce usage. They also consider vacating alleys, tearing up paving for a 10 inch water main, new sidewalks, and underground wiring ideas pending Fire Chief Sanger's return. A death notice for John G. Leason, aged 27, notes funeral plans for Thursday at 9 a.m. from 613 North Wyoming Street with services at St Patrick's Church.
The misfortune striking Dr. H. M. Hall, a leading Butte physician, illustrates the handicap under which local residents live. The incident underscores ongoing economic and social challenges affecting the community and its prominent figures.
The funeral for the late brother R F Turner is set for Thursday August 7 at 2 PM Members and visiting brothers should assemble at the lodgerooms by 1 30. J H Ogorman secretary.
Leon A. Dunn and Grace D. Grant were married by Justice of the Peace Arnold yesterday. The couple will move to Norris tonight where Dunn works as a miner in Red Lodge.
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