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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1909
Page
10
Readable fragments show items from Butte including East Broadway address notes and telephone references. An application is mentioned with advertising rates and furnished details. The text is incomplete but indicates a local publicity block.
A collage of names, businesses, and events from Butte society notes. Mentions Jona Hutte Cafe at 72 East Dork street, osteopaths, real estate ads, births, marriages, local attorneys, and forthcoming shows. Scattered references to local people like John Alan Ass Minnie, Ed Wolverton, M. WW. Canning, and John J. Boley.
Clergy and lay leaders arrive in Butte for the Montana Methodist Episcopal conference at Mountain View church. Bishop Spellmeyer will announce appointments, with board exams opening and a keynote by Rev. Mee Lartle. District superintendents Mills and De Croveh oversee eastern and western Montana. A state laymen convention closes the weeklong event.
Movable appointments will be discussed Monday morning as clergymen gather in Mountain View Methodist Church. The conference agenda promises lively discussions, with entertainment for visiting clergy during their stay in the city.
Ray Parce, 15, arrested by Detective Williams on petty larceny charges after taking a bicycle rented from a South Avenue address and riding it out of town. Police recovered the bike in Divile. Parce was placed in the city jail due to lack of detention space, with claims another boy took a short ride and did not return.
Frank Moses died at St James hospital from heart failure after a week there. He was a native of California and brother in law of James Collins, manager of the Olympia brewery. He had lived in Anaconda and Butte for 29 years. His mother resides in California and has been notified.
Advertises Weinberg's Weinborn's Fashion Step in Roundup area offering early fall suits and dresses. Describes full coats with door knot buttons, subdued colors, and exclusive quality at low prices. Notes arrivals of Mr and Mrs Donald paw from Roundup to Butte and a baby’s death with funeral by Rev Noftsinger.
Martin Dolgherty Dean aged 29 living at 213 West Woolman Street died yesterday after a brief dine at home. He was a member of the Praternal Order at Bayles and belonged to a lodge in Coldfield. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow at Sherman & Teed chapel with a requiem mass at St Patrick's church.
Fusilee Henry Foley officiated a late afternoon wedding uniting Johtie PPinney and Miss F Perainger of Goaling Lincoln county. Only essential witnesses attended the ceremony. Afterward the couple planned to return to their home region.
Leon Nettiner, four years old, son of Mr and Mrs N N Nettiner, died at home 660 Colorado Street after brief illness. The funeral for the child will be held this afternoon at two o'clock at the family residence.
Christin Thaby Deomar, three years old, died after brief illness at a Williamsburg franity tome last evening. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Diedestfenry Congreve Gleason, seven, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gleason of 305 Mast Granite streets. Funeral from residence at 9:90 on Wednesday morning. parents request no flowers.
A long investigation shows Pobst, working night shift at the Dramway mine since May, was wrongly arrested for the Leggat’s hold up. Chief Quinn released him after finding no connection to the shooting and a drunken accuser later confessed it was another man. Funeral notices for Doyle Farley Richant Mort Dougherty Walsh follow in city obituaries.
Mrs. Cella Sterling survives three brothers Walter Richard Thomas To men in the Anaconda area and Patrick, all residents of Butte. She was member of the Fraternal Brotherhood Silver Row Lodge No 431. Funeral at Mrs Collins home Thursday at 9 o clock, then to St Mary's church for a requiem service.
K Nakayama known as Charley a laborer for the Northern Pacific railway died after being run over by a switch engine in the Helena yards He was 42 and survived by a wife His body will be shipped to Missoula for burial The accident happened in the coal decks as he rode a man car jumped off in front of the engine and was struck as he could not clear the path
A judgment for 215978.50 plus 4800 in attorneys fees was rendered in favor of Mohr Bros and others against Whitlieh Mining Company. The case concerns bonds held by Mohr Bros and other plaintiffs. The article also notes Interior designation of additional land for settlement and a major fire disaster in Kamments.
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