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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1902
Page
7
A brief item notes stock on toilet ware and related items for immediate availability. The notice highlights limited selection and calls for inquiries to secure pieces.
Butte notes list Orton Bros piano tents Montana Music Co deals Shermans old stock. Davis Weimescary Co skates sleds. Jerry Mullins 17 North Main sells Musty draught. Dr N F Clifford moved to Harbour building. The Standard office to 28 East Broadway near city hall. Dr Hansen Flover Bow block offers X ray exams. A son born yesterday to Mrs R P Benjamin Ii West Platinum. Puck Harper's Weekly magazines at P O News Stand. NP adds electric sleeper to North Coast Limited departing 12 50 a m eastbound. car ready 9 30 a m. Weinstein Co buys Park street storeroom stock for cash. brother Samuel to run store. Mayer 3 West Park advertises grand souvenirs.
A display of violins guitars mandolins banjos music rolls and sheet music lines the storefront at Orton Bros located on 219 North Main Street with items ready for purchase.
San Francisco report says D H Harkins a well known actor who had moved from New York recently died today at his father's home. The notice notes his prominence in theater and his recent relocation.
Ypsilanti Michigan December 7 1923 Prof August Lodeman who for 36 years held the chair of modern languages at the state normal college died suddenly today from acute indigestion He was born in Germany in 1842.
Kansas City reporting the death of Judge John W. Henry a longtime chief justice of the state supreme court and current circuit court justice at his home. The veteran jurist fading after years of service is remembered for his contributions to state law and judiciary.
Monroe Bailey father of Kansas governor elect W J Bailey died at age 84 during his son’s campaign in October. Bailey had attended him constantly and was at his bedside in his final days. The notice also mentions local entertainment and updated railway ticket sales in Butte and surrounding areas.
Via Great Northern railway from Butte to Boulder Hot Springs and return includes a full week’s board at the springs hotel. Tickets are on sale daily at the ticket office located at 41 North Main Street.
Special Dispatch reports Boulder county officers elected have filed bonds with the county recorder and received approval from the district court judge. Bonds posted include A. V. Gibson sheriff $10,000 R. M. Cralle surveyor $2,000 John T. Murphy assessor $8,000 FE. W. Burdick treasurer $75,000 Alma Kriger county superintendent of schools $2,000 CC KR Stranahan attorney $2,000 Charles Seharf clerk and recorder $8,000 Z. N. Thompson administrator $8,000 Andrew Less coroner $8,000 with local sureties.
A staged drama titled Zaza plays at the Grand produced by Capable Company. The facility presents a powered, polished production with Aly in a leading role and strong cast backing.
Butte audience fills the Grand for nearly four hours as Florence Roberts stars in Zara a long correlate drama about love betrayal and forgiveness. Le Petit theater presents The Country Girl vaudeville sketches and Mexican and German acts plus sword tricks and dance. Grace Lamont plays Rose Farland with FE Kyle as her father in a lively program.
James A. Herne's Hearts of Oak and Shore Acres, praised for realstaged scenes and genuine article props, head to Broadway theatre next Friday and Saturday with a Saturday matinee. Lost River, a Joseph Arthur melodrama, played last night to a fair audience with standard villain and rural scenes.
The ad outlines new items including shaving sets smoking sets manicure sets beer steins pocketbooks dressing cases and cigar jars plus a complete line of foreign and domestic perfumes and a full line of Russian Horn Silver mounted toilet sets.
A merchant offers a complete selection of wines and liquors suitable for family needs and medicinal use. The catalog highlights everyday beverages and remedies, with assurances of quality and availability for the general public.
The Newbro Drug Co located at 109 North Plain Street in Butte Montana promotes itself as the largest drug house in the state with a wide selection of medicines and merchandise.
The show features a hero triumph after troubles and dangers. A quartet of tramps sang and joked to rapt applause. No programmes were given to the audience, causing some inconvenience. The highlight was a speeding horse dash across the stage bearing the heroine as Lost River concludes its engagement tonight.
Mme Renna reading services advertised at Stephens block room 2 1444 West Park Street corner of Montena Butte for short time sessions. Mentioned themes include love marriage divorce work troubles and journeys with a promotional price of one dollar.
Immersed in Catholic rites, Sacred Heart church honors the Immaculate Conception with Masses, a children’s dedication, sodality receptions, and a procession. A relic from the Virgin’s tomb will be exposed for veneration, the only authenticated Montana relic, before the final evening sermon. West Park, FP Kuphai Jr addresses violin instruction. Orton Bros. advertises talking machines at 219 North Main.
The 19th annual six day bicycle championship began at midnight in Madison Square Garden with eight thousand spectators. Sixteen teams from around the world compete for a 142 hour race, allowing riders to ride or rest, but no man may ride more than 12 hours in any 24 hour period.
Consul General Thomas Nast died today in Guayaquil after three days of yellow fever. He was interred this afternoon with the governor and consular corps in attendance. Nast, born in Landa u Bavaria on Sept 27 1840, rose to fame as a caricaturist and cartoonist after emigrating to the United States.
A large St Patrick’s church crowd witnessed the blessing of a six foot cross received by Father De Siere. A missionary father delivered the sermon on The Two Standards. Sixteen strong men carried the cross in the procession to the altar, with others bearing massive candles.
Funeral services for Mrs M A Dingley were held yesterday afternoon at her son in law’s home on South Montana street and drew a large crowd. The deceased was a prominent member of the Order of Pendo and other social groups.
A blaze at McPhee & McGinnity’s planing mill in Denver destroyed an estimated $120000 in property after an early morning fire in the shaving vault. Four firemen were rescued with slight injuries as a falling floor collapsed. prior incidents suggest an overheated steam pipe ignited the fire. Losses include McPhee & MacGinnity $50000 J P Paulson $40000 and William Volker & Co $30000.
President Ramsey announces that terms of the ultimatum have been accepted by the striking Wabash shopmen. After seven weeks out, they will report for duty Tuesday. Strikers call the 2 cent per hour raise a victory.
Reports from Bloomington and La Crosse show temperatures dropping to two below zero with sharp winds. Milwaukee and Upper Michigan endure near zero readings as Wisconsin faces a severe cold snap. Billings notes 4 degrees below zero in the morning with colder conditions returning tonight.
A Las Animas Republican report notes three men suspected in the Carlton post office robbery ten days earlier have seized James Murray’s sheep camp on Butte Creek. They hold the herder in a cave while Murray fled to a nearby ranch. A fight left pursuers’ horses dead or captured. Cherokee B O Smith allegedly urged surrender but was blocked by companions. Citizens in Denver La Junta and La Mar plan fundraisers to support a new posse.
In St Louis Benjamin Wagner killed his nephew D W Bair and then committed suicide after being saddened by Bair's recent marriage. Both men worked at a dry goods store and lived in the city's western district.
Official Colorado Second district results show Hogg 47548, Bell 45234, Farrar 1084, Lister 2032. Hogg leads by 2312 votes in Denver on December 7.
Chicago pianist Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler played Saint Saens piano concerto with the Vienna Philharmonic at the Philharmonic Society concert here. It marked the first American soloist invited to the society and Zeisler received an enthusiastic reception before leaving for America on December 27.
Bozeman felt a severe east wind and a zero thermometer during the day. Tonight it is slightly warmer, but snow is predicted to fall.
Special Dispatch to the Btandard Boulder reports the coldest weather of the season with the thermometer at four degrees below zero in the forenoon.
Mrs Cummings widow of Amos J Cumming announces the bequest of his library to the International Typographical Organization founded in 1842. The library will reach the home in Colorado Springs where Cumming once served on the board of trustees and valued the institution highly.
The Gazette in Madrid on December 7 publishes notes exchanged by Spain and the United States. The documents restore the July 189 agreement, granting reciprocal protection of rights in intellectual, artistic, and literary property.
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