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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1905

Page

7

Special saloon and social notes from Butte

Butte society page lists visiting dignitaries and locals including Lee Solomon from Missouri and David Hilger from Lewistown. Mentions Port land Seattle New York and San Francisco trips, hotel dining, theatre lines, and a September magazine at the news stand. Pipe stone cures sciatic rheumatism per Dr. A C Sandberg. Several residents depart for coast points and business trips.

Ellis Josie Fladd Portland Pipestone Las Palmas Cigars Thomas Couch, Jr Great Falls Butte Nellie O. Henault New York Myrtle Chapman Joe Butte Joe P. Collins Seattle Dr. Crain Pennsylvania J. B. Ward San Francisco Southern Hotel Cafe W. B. Morris Tonopah West Broadway David Hilger Fannie Cook Lewistown Finlen George P. Durham Granite County Philipsburg W. McC. White James Breen Spokane Thornton E. P. Chandler E. Wagner C. L. Myersick Argosy Good Story Magazine P. O West Park Chauncey C. Bever Phil Grier T. Fraser Carl Hawkins Rona Caughlin Billings Mabel de Lonais St. Paul Bryant Avenue Western Electrc Co East Park J. H. Salley Charles Angus Walter Knight Livingston Ellis M. C. Glasgow Nashville Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad West Granite Street James Willoughby Indian Queen Farlin Beaverhead County Timothy E. Sullivan The Hennessy Mercantile Company M. D. McSherry St. James’ Hospital James Graham F. E. Marlin Don P. Sullivan J. H. French Archie Lingo Dora Lingo Ed Lawler Charles McGowan William Kelliher Umhang Bennett Herndon Madison County Rosenstein Bridget Arsen Lottle. McLeod R. W. Canole William O’brien G. M. Powers Julia Johnson Mabel Johnson Robert Johnson Mary A. Murphy Ed Healey J. J. Thievage Richard Brennan California

Disappearance of William Bodno Tied to Debts and Alleged Robbery

William Bodno fled his 425 South Montana Street grocery after creditors began attachment. He reportedly claimed his former wife robbed the till of about 1200 dollars, triggering his business failure. A prior divorce and rumors of a mysterious death near Colorado Springs are noted, with debts around 1600 dollars.

William J. Bondo Montana Street Bodno Bodne Colorado Springs Butte Colorado

Butte Resident F. S. Driscoll Returns from Mexico

F. S. Driscoll returns to Butte after three years in Sonora Mexico. An old-time resident, he was summoned home by the death of his mother at Waterton Wisconsin when he was seven.

F. S. Driscoll Butte Sonora Mexico Mr. Driscoll Waterton Wis

Knox Name Confusion in Police Court Case

Report notes the fined individual was Richard J. Knox a former ball player and not Robert J. Knox. The mix up caused embarrassment for Robert J. Knox due to name similarity.

R. J. Knox Richard J. Knox Robert J. Knox

Death of 5 month old Patrick Arland Cunning ham

Patrick Arland Cunning ham, 5 months old and son of Mr and Mrs Edward F Cunning ham, died yesterday at the family home 210 Toboggan Avenue. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 PM.

Patrick Arland Edward F. Cunningham Thomas Mulligan Toboggan Avenue

Tea Promise: Money Back If You Don’t Like Schilling's Best

A grocer guarantees refunds on Schilling's Best tea, promising only one reason not to sell all the tea. The offer highlights the product's quality and customer satisfaction policy.

Schilling

Labor Convention in Great Falls Prompts Union Debate

The Montana State Federation of Labor gathers in Great Falls next Monday to discuss organizing state bodies and possibly empowering unions with charters. The Butte delegation, led by skeptical unions, debates state autonomy versus a national framework as several unions face delegate elections this week.

State Federation of Labor Great Falls Butte Mill and Smeltermen’s Union American Labor Union Fairgrieve Engineers’ Union Miners’ Union J. P. Murphy Nick Long James Britt Joseph Murphy John Shea Mike Dempsey Pat Boland M. A. Sullivan D. J. McCarthy Thomas Chope James McNeill William H. Eddy Jerry O'Neill Frank O'Connor

Chief Serves Notice on Butte Gas Company

Fire Chief Sanger warned Butte Gas Company officials to prevent burning ashes near their Maryland avenue works. Four days of police and fire calls followed piles of hot ashes threatening fences. The notice demanded ashes be extinguished and not left burning, citing risk amid winds.

Sanger Gas Company Maryland Avenue

Thompson Campbell Handles Nevada Copper Mine Prospect

Thompson Campbell, district bankruptcy referee, travels from Lyon county Nevada with a Mines expert to review Douglass Copper Mining company. He reports 11 claims near the Sand Stone copper district yielding shipments to Salt Lake with ore averaging 14 percent copper and a 40 foot vein potentially up to 20 percent.

Salt Lake Lyon County Nevada Thompson Campbell New Douglass Copper Mining Company Campbell Butte Hill Nev Southern Pacific Railroad Copper Sand Stone C. Butterman John Gillie Joseph H. Vivian Butte Philadelphia Company

Man with Forty Dollars Cannot Be a Vagrant

J Cross Bush, charged with perjury and held on a habeas corpus writ, posted a $40 cash bond after rearrest on vagrancy. His hearing before Justice Deevy found defects in the complaint, including the wrong year 1904, missing date range, and the assertion that a man posting cash bond must have funds. Demurrer sustained. Bush released.

J. Cross Bush Deevy B. 8. Thresher Bush

Picnic of Altar Boys in Nine Mile Canyon

Fathers Barry and Ryan joined by altar boys from St Patrick's and Sacred Heart on a full day outing. They traveled by three tally-hos from the city, enjoying a pleasant trip despite chilly weather, returning late last evening.

Barry Ryan St. Patrick's Sacred Heart Nine Mile Canyon

Fisk Whitefield Couple Wed in Berkeley Ceremony

White and Fisk announce the marriage of Florence RumLey Fisk daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Fisk of Montana to Clarence Greenleaf White. The ceremony occurred on August 9 in Berkeley California.

Butte Berkeley Cal Florence Rumley Fisk Robert E. Fisk Montana Clarence Greenleaf White

A Much Needed Reform. August Four-Track News excerpt

W H Wilson laments reform if the masses and classes understand. He praises turning a sinner from dishonesty and pelf who spares his neighbor and practices on himself. From Four-Track News for August.

W. H. Wilson Pelf

Services Restarted at County Farm

Local clergy have arranged Sunday afternoon services at the county poor farm. The services, suspended this summer, will resume with the county providing a carriage for clergy and an organ for use during worship.

Itkin's Diamond Parlor Offers Copper Souvenirs

Copper souvenirs advertised as the most complete line in the city with boxed items ready for mailing to friends in the East. Located at Itkin's diamond parlor, 5 North Main Street.

Itkin’s North Main Street

Columbia River Route to the Fair Excursion Offer

The Short Line sells Portland roundtrip excursion tickets for 30 dollars, valid 90 days with stopovers. Travel via The Dalles Portland rail or Columbia River steamer, including Idaho districts Twin Falls Boise Payette valleys and Hood River strawberry fields with scenic views. Send 4 cents for a Columbia River folder from 105 North Main Street Butte Montana.

Portland Idaho Twin Falls Boise Payette Dalles Columbia Hudson Hot Lake Garden Grande Ronde Valley Hood River Strawberry Fields Bridal Veil Falls

Ice filled cellar sparks civil suit and county tax note

Gustav Seehang seeks 576 dollars actual damages plus 1000 for distress from the Butte City Water company after his home flooded from frozen pipes while away in Seattle. The case details a December to March ice event and a failed shutoff. Judge Bourquin also adjusts 1903 taxes owed by Montana Ore Purchasing company, now due in Granite county.

Gustav Seehang Butte City Water Company Seehang Warren Avenue Seattle Water Company

Hoodlum Smashes Two Window Lights in Mercury Colorado Store

About 8:30 last night a drunken hoodlum smashed both east and west window lights in Hum Fay's store at the southeast corner of Mercury and Colorado streets. Chinese shopkeepers chased the culprit as he fled, dodging into a coal hole before fleeing toward Main street. identified by sight, he may face Judge Warren when captured.

Hum Fay Mercury Colorado Colorado Street Reynolds & McDowell Silver Street Main Street Judge Warren

Aluminum paper as substitute for tin foil in Germany

A consular report describes aluminum paper produced in Germany as a substitute for tin foil. It is real paper coated with powdered aluminum, not leaf aluminum, and is suitable for wrapping foods. It resists air and fats, contains minimal impurities, and is cheaper, potentially outpacing tin foil.

Germany

Great Northern officials plan Montana advertising tour

A Great Northern party led by C. E. Stone and J. F. Marrow toured Montana towns aboard the Wisconsin to collect material for a regional advertising campaign. The officials discussed promoting irrigation wealth, mines, and city opportunities to attract Eastern and Midwestern settlers and investors.

Great Northern Butte C. E. Stone J. F. Marrow S. G. Andrus Chicago Record-Herald Son Vaile Chicago Wisconsin Middle West Great Northern Railroad Montana Flathead Reservation

Some Big Trees of Ohio From the Denver News

A note on historic Ohio trees preserves giant specimens and their measurements. It cites a 14 foot girth white oak near Sarahsville, a 22 foot girth black walnut near Marietta, a 24 foot elm in Washington county, and a 28 plus foot elm behind a Chillicothe parsonage. The famed hollow sycamore in Scioto county had a wide hollow and an estimated circumference well over 20 feet.

Denver News Board of Education Hicks Street Ohio Rutherford B. Hayes Saraheville Noble County Marietta Methodist Episcopal Parsonage Chillicothe Valley Scioto County

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Butte News Standard East Broadway Telephone Grady's Orton Bros Lee Solomon Missouri E. W. Fiske Helena Dan Hanley William J. Bodno Butte Gas Company Justice Deevy J. Cross White FISK County Farm Columbia River Judge Bour quin—County Heinze Company J. H. Duffy Anaconda Speculator Mining Company Stephen H. Northey Northey Speculator Company John M. Daugherty Supreme Court George Doll Jennie Armitage Harry Armitage Butte Land and Investment Company W. C. Humes Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co West Park St Rockers Party OF Great Northern Paign Marrow Pleof Buckeye State
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