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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1911
Page
10
Butte readers learn of a petty notice about a branch office of a Standard company. The notice mentions a Broadway location in Butte, a telephone contact, and an independent advertising operator available upon application.
The column lists many residents and visitors with departures and arrivals to cities including Chicago New York Denver Kansas City San Jose Woodland Cal Glasgow and London. It notes medical visits and services at local establishments and references upcoming events at Walker's Square and Park. Several names appear with travel plans to Virginia City Portland and other places.
Delegations from Montana and neighboring states arrive in Bulle for the third annual State Saengerfest opening Thursday. More than 4000 expected. events run Friday concert in the Grint theater, a grand ball Saturday, and competitive singing Sunday at Columbia Gardens pavilion.
Five days without Charles Harris, proprietor of the Southern hotel, spurs officers to locate him. His disappearance follows alleged peculation and loans to multiple friends. Creditors seek closure to forestall attachments, with claims listed against A Blank, Union Wool, Butte Butchering, Crescent Creamery, J Williams, and others as Washington Market Company presses for $1100 plus additional claims.
A meeting of the University club was held in Judge Lynch's courtroom. Several new members were elected, bringing resident membership to about 300. Committees reported progress on new club rooms furnishings and gymnasium equipment. Furniture and rug orders arrived east. opening reception planned for September 1 if timely. Donations committee said factory responses were being secured from members and outsiders.
Grand larceny charges accuse Ram Mallios George Burios and John Dee three race track touts of stealing a bet from a young man acting as a bookmaker witness Mrs Crump, a Thorn ton guest, says she lent money to a youth to bet on a horse. the trio allegedly attacked him and took the money. Hene Plante faces a separate complaint for carrying concealed weapons.
County Attorney files complaint against Ernest Penny over threats after his cat was killed by a neighbor’s dog. Penny allegedly vowed to burn the neighbor’s house amid the dispute. M. W. Wilkinson is the complaining witness.
William James Campbell aged 40 died yesterday at his family home 1318 Madison Street. He had served in England and had been a minor for many years. Survived by no wife and four children Margarat Vinlet Lilian and William. He belonged to the Fraternal Brotherhood.
All members are required to attend the funeral of our late brother We J McAullife at Mae mn AUR 8 frand Abs late realiguys W5 South Washington aurea.
Fragmentary obituary notice reports the death of Samuel Put aged 38 with funeral plans, details of removals, family home, and service arrangements at Mountain View Church by Reverend Goorke D.
A Butte mother pleads through the press for her daughter Zella Bigless, a woman barber who left July 4 after domestic trouble. The mother, Mrs A Eyerson, seeks any information as police in Salt Lake, Bingham, Spokane and Seattle search for the missing woman, who has dark hair and brown eyes. The note asks her to write and return, while authorities notify western barber shops to aid the search.
Watch bargains for women as well as men are listed with various hunting case watches from Elgin and Waltham. Examples include a 2M-year guaranteed hunting case priced at $12, a 25-year hunting case offered at Mayer's, and a 23-year hunting case with 12 size 47 jewels priced at $22,500. Also noted is a black ribbon virgin silver pendant novelty item described for Weal Park.
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