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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1908
Page
9
A Montana petition circulated in Kalispell urges new laws to curb reckless hunting and protect lawful deer hunters. The plea calls for revoking licenses of anyone who fires at non game objects and seeks broader penalties, citing recent incidents and local wildlife concerns.
Rev. Edward E Tilburn, back in Butte after Texas business, preaches at St Pauls M E church Galena and Idaho Streets outlining gospel freedom and his plan to minister without charge until self support. He cites Pauls freedom and obligation to preach as the guiding principle. He aims to mix with people and become all things to save some, while seeking support without burden. He plans continued services next Sunday as crowds gather.
Patrolman James Rowling located Yellow Brazen on the west side of Butte Saturday night. Owner James Williams of Silver City Colo offers a $25 reward for the dog’s return to Billy Rowe. The female greyhound, whelped April 1907, is valued as a breeder and was a top contestant in the Mississippi Valley Futurity. Williams declined $1,000 for the dog. Evidence identifying the thief is not yet obtained.
Tonight Monday election of officers for Welcome hive No 945 L O T M Commander Mrs Rose Pearce and Record Keeper Miss Lavina Watson named. Also a St Lawrence Social club dance at Hibernia hall Centerville Tuesday evening Dec 8. Sale at Bouchers continues today offering high quality merchandise at cost-like prices.
James G. Ramsay, former newspaper man and clerk of Custer county, will exhibit poultry at the Butte show starting December 15. He will have personal charge of his chickens and is preparing for the state poultry exhibit at Butte.
A farmer adds blue blooded feathered stock to his holdings. He received a cockerel that won third prize in Buffalo 1907, a hen that placed fourth in Cleveland and first in Buffalo and is offspring of New York's 1905 top cockerel, and four pullets from a New York third prize cockerel.
At the Butte Newswriters' union monthly meeting, officers were chosen for 1909 and sworn in immediately. Officers include President W. F E Ellsworth, Vice President E. G. Leipheimer, Secretary Berton Brayley, Financial Secretary and Treasurer C. F. Degleman, Sergeant-at-Arms William Floto, and Executive Committee member James Berry.
At the regular meeting of Butte Typographical union No 126 officers were elected. President R A W Kilfeather vice president Thomas Atkins recording secretary Richard Hathaway secretary treasurer A J Rummel executive committee Atkins Cleaves Snooks Neary Dallas sergeant at arms Frances Estep investigation committee Ebbage Dallas Evans auditing committee Searls Batten Hopkins delegates to Central Labour council Cleaves Hathaway Kilfeather alternates Neary Hogan Wortham Allied Trades council Lee Neary Kilfeather Sick committee Kroll Rumlas labor temple committee Kilfeather Geraghty Journalspondent Hathaway.
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