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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
23
The Orpheum presents Charles Frohman’s noted play The Thief starring Margaret Illington at the Broadway on Aug 21. Bernstein’s powerful adaptation and Illington’s acclaimed performance draw Western praise and strong audience enthusiasm.
George Comms, famed Hutte bartender, leaves for Virginia City to visit old scenes and old-timers for weeks, joined by Sherman. hopes to fish Madison valley and plans to bring home 400 grayling. Olympia Brewery moves to new building at Park and Arizona. Also note a Helena dispatch: A Gouyet jury verdict finds him guilty of importing women for immoral purposes. sentencing set for Saturday. son’s trial begins later that afternoon.
An old cowpuncher in Butte debunks eastern papers on the broncho fate. He traces the mustang to Spanish stock, wild in the Southwest, later crossed with thoroughbreds to create hardy, intelligent horses. He notes government breeding aims and contrasts eastern market horses with western cavalry stock, including Troop Eighth Cavalry.
In a letter from Butte former Gov Joseph K Toole says health forces him to stay out of politics and skip the state convention He notes Attorney Denny could still mount a strong challenge If Denny is nominated Toole praises him and says Silver Bow will be pivotal in both parties' conventions Discussion touches on Bryan club plans and local Democratic activities with mentions of J Bruce Kremer and R J Oates as potential candidates in the sheriff race Oates is described as a longtime Butte resident and early high school graduate
Washington August 12 Munaji Bey met at the State Department with Acting Secretary Adee and the legation interpreter for a brief conference. He says he will remain consul general in New York and does not want the ministerial race, planning to return to Constantinople in November.
The semi annual election for officers of the Butte Miners union is set for Sept 1 with several nominations. James Shea is a candidate for president, a role he has held with his past six months. Other nominees include PB Flynn Dan Donovan Billy Dolan Dan Holland Tim Driscoll and more for various offices and the financial committee. Two weeks are allowed for additional nominations.
Elias Siegel and companions Ben Galkins John E Davie and J B Thompson left for a spot on the Boulder river south of Big Timber to fish trout for about two weeks at Francis Haggerty known as Nelsonia who once managed the Family theater in Butter and now runs two vaudeville houses in Los Angeles after a trip to New York.
Marcus Daly Jr arrives in Butte from New York and leaves last evening for Riverside in Bitter Root valley to stay at the Daly homestead. He is accompanied by John D. Yan. Daly will visit Butte several times. a note mentions a store sign aiding identification and lists local prices for ale and porter at Jerry 17 North Main Street.
Peter J. Roberts seeks contempt punishment for his wife Mrs. Roberts and her relatives after he alleges they ignored a court order allowing weekly visits. The case centers on a custody dispute over Roberts's son and a sequence of abusive language toward the judge and order.
All local labor unions will unite for Labor Day celebrations on the first Monday in September. Joint committees from the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council, the Trades and Labor Assembly, and the Building Trades Council organize the parade at Columbia Gardens with H L Maury as principal speaker. Judge E K Cheadle remains recovering from injuries, while postmaster Dan Ross continues his travels.
A fragment suggests Rinckel's rivals criticize his approach as he favors aggressive alveolar nerve treatment. The passage claims he keeps patients from leaving until the nerve dies through a slow poison route, portraying an unethical practice amid market competition.
A speaker extols an ALVEOLAR nerve removal method claimed to anesthetize teeth entirely, sparing patients from pain during fillings or extractions. He claims it would benefit nervous patients and asserts local dentists tried to stop him with medical interference.
The text contrasts Rinckel with ALVEOLAR discussing envy over prosperity and legislative threats to Rinckel’s influence. It lauds ALVEOLAR’s success and patient referrals while noting Rinckel’s reputed thorough work and strong practice built on trust.
The fragment discusses how people learn if their dentist or doctor is trustworthy and mentions dental trusts in America and an ordinance intended to close some entities. It notes the ordinance has not been acted on by the committee.
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