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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1902
Page
5
The principal branch office of the Standard is at 71 East Broadway Butte telephone 422. Advertising rates are fully mentioned on application.
The catalog highlights season cuttings featuring pretty glass items at low prices. It lists bowls seven to nine inches and vases eight and ten inches, with tumblers priced from $6.00 to $38.00 per dozen.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Fred Orton piano tuner at 219 N Main. Montana Music Co. G A Chevieny dentist rooms 106-107 Clark Building. Silver Bow paint house moves to 124 W Park St. A J Walker plumber moved to 102 E Park St. Phone 300. Dr Hanson surgeon at Silver Bow block with X ray. Alfred Lucan Co. Yellowstone trip Aug 18 details. Kaffee klatch Hebrew Ladies’ Auxiliary to meet 7:20 Wednesday at Mrs H Jonas No 115 N Montana. Ike Heilvonner now at Newbro Drug cigar dept to meet friends. September issues of Smart Set and more at P O Newsstand. NP adds electric sleeper to North Coast Limited leaving Butte eastbound 12:50 a.m. Car ready for passengers 9:30 p.m.
Mrs Myrtle Stephens of Missoula president of Montana Rebekahs Assembly left for Dillon to institute a lodge. She travels with Mrs David Meiklejohn and others and will visit Anaconda on the way home. Also an ad offering cures for female illnesses by Dr H Flock at 227 South Main Butte.
Portsmouth Ohio August 17 General Smith plans to rely on consultation with army friends to decide his retirement action. Judge J W Bannon says the move could test presidential authority and vindicate Smith while warning against future ad hoc retirements. Smith aims to finish his Samar campaign report before a Washington conference with army officers.
Dr. Edgar Laurin threatened landlady Mrs. E C C Jones with a razor yesterday at their Park Street building. Jones screamed, her husband and Dr. Dezelle intervened, Laurin was disarmed and jailed. he faces second degree assault charges and possible exam Monday.
Louis Stuart died recently. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 o'clock from Duggan's undertaking parlors.
The article notes Charles D. D. Crotch delivering the first sermon under his new pastorate at Bethel Church. Parishioners gather as the community marks a fresh spiritual chapter and anticipated changes in service style and outreach.
Rev. C. P. Crouch, assigned by the Methodist conference to Meaderville and Walkerville, officially began his duties yesterday. He came from Helena where he led Oak Street Church for four years and preached three sermons highlighting living faith.
Captain W C Dutton, Good Templars lecturer and organizer, toured Montana from Butte to Helena, reviving old lodges and creating new ones. He announced a grand lodge session in Helena on the 27th with over 100 delegates, while detailing lectures in Meaderville Walkerville Boulder and Jefferson. C S Passmore and J A Lonegstaff hold key grand lodge posts as membership more than doubles.
Observers press for sidewalks along Excelsior street from Park to the west, arguing for timely paving before fall. They note new lights and extended city limits, with plans for trolley wiring, a Nine Mile line, and a Bell smelter pavilion complex to boost West Side recreation and economy.
Ladam Renno offers readings covering love marriage divorce work travel and mining ventures for $1 for six days at Stephens block 144 West Park street. Circles held Wednesday Friday and Sunday evenings. Third year begins Tuesday Sep 9 1902. Catalogues and terms are available from the School of Mines Butte Montana.
The Butte Cafe is leased by BH Essealet a famed Victoria caterer who will run it in a first class manner. Wedding dinners and social functions will be catered up to date as in the past.
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