Butte News Brief Fragment From Broadway Ad
Fragmentary notice references Blanchard tear on Broadway in Butte with telephone numbers and advertising inquiry. Limited readable details indicate a local business or service listing with contact info.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1911
Page
10
Fragmentary notice references Blanchard tear on Broadway in Butte with telephone numbers and advertising inquiry. Limited readable details indicate a local business or service listing with contact info.
A garbled Butte page notes residents traveling to Detroit Omaha Breckenridge and San Jose with many addresses and small ads. It lists Mrs J D Johnson Miss Hoennwartt and Miss Edna Ostrander among guests and travelers, plus local business postings for tailoring, dentistry, liquors at Walker's, and a new pavilion at Clairmont with dancing nightly, all amid a flurry of names and brief notices.
Jefferson county officials moved quickly after the shooting to issue three warrants for men tied to the botched holdup that left two Italians dead. Witnesses described a plan to drive gamblers from the table and seize chips, with one theory suggesting a deliberate murder to cover losses. Investigators aim to serve the warrants today as they examine the motive and who fired the fatal shots.
The New Orpheum inaugurates with a western drama and a sharp two part program. The bill features a thrilling tale, a dramatic production by an acting company, and an educational feature on rubber industry in South America.
Oliver Harter, a minor, was brought to the emergency hospital with two deep facial wounds after a quarrel between Harrier and Charley Agalor near Cronin's saloon at Covert and Granite streets. One slash opened from the left eye to the mouth, exposing teeth. a second ripped cheek and severed a parotid gland. Agalor fled. deputies searched for him as the victim recovered.
A past evening concert at St Pauls Methodist Church South drew a very large audience. The program featured mixed quartet numbers, soprano and tenor solos, readings, violin duet, and piano selections, with performers including Mrs E O Blaie Miss Kate Earls J O Evans I O Blake Mrs Henry Murray J T Evang A J Hester Mrs S B Wells Sue McLeod Ruth Sylvan Serena Jack Olea and others.
W G Bawden of Western Iron Works left by last night for Lake Linden after learning of Captain Edward Bawden’s death. The pioneer copper miner, age about 45, leaves four sons and two daughters and a wife. Funeral set for Friday. Bawden expected back in about two weeks.
An advertisement warns about competitors undercutting prices and selling similar articles elsewhere. It claims refunds and price guarantees are unreliable and promises to match or beat rivals while asserting customer vigilance. Local shop details and dates are unclear due to OCR errors.
A 10 day expedition led by Chicago and Minneapolis editors ventures through Glacier National Park, documenting wildlife, new glaciers, and a push into interior routes. Photographs of grizzly bears and rare fauna accompany notes on camera use instead of hunting.
The clerk of the court waives the marriage license turning to Sam M Brindage and Aliss Burriett T Drommey both of the city. They are well known and popular young people. France Spruce Up reports a special commission studying mineral water development and a new tax plan for visitors that may fund parks and walks, with details on rates and applicability.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, will address the Butte audience Thursday morning at 7 o clock at the auditorium. The Silver Bow Trades and Labor committee plans a gala program and expects a good turnout before his departure Friday for Missoula to join a Montana Federation of Labor meeting.
A garbled local notes page reports visitors from Hetena and Dillon, a health ordinance violation leading to a brief arrest, a funeral, and various civic mentions. People named include John Ahern Minnie Tohnson A. B. Eathom Gil Hout Weems Crum and Mrs. We Sombret.
An advertisement touts Tupepein as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It alleges relief from heartburn headaches sour stomach and belching after five minutes and urges readers to purchase a sample kit from their druggist. The copy emphasizes improved appetite and less offensive body odors.
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