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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1906
Page
17
Advertisement touts high quality boiled cider reduced four times from four quarts to one pint bottles at 35c per quart, 20c per pint. Pure sweet cider available in gal kegs around 15 gallons for 85.50 with a new faucet supplied free with each keg.
Government civil service exams announced for December in Butte with many vacancies. Key posts include clerk and teacher in the Philippine service paying up to 2500 a year, exam dates December 27 and 28, with physicals and photo requirements. Other December openings include engineer, veterinarian, wheelwright, oiler, shoe and harness maker, and surveyors with various salaries and age limits.
Three boys Edward Morgan Joe Neyman and Louis Neyman were arrested after repeatedly firing small firearms on the west side near Alabama and Park streets. They were released on $19 bonds each and must appear before Judge Warren this morning.
A sacred concert at Short ridge Memorial church drew a large audience last night. The program featured classical numbers excellently rendered under George W. Stevens with Mrs. W. S. Shaw as organist. Soloists included Miss Ethel Hayes and Alexander Collins while Rev. W. T. Groom delivered a stirring sermon.
The Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly voted unanimously to endorse the new barbers' union price scale. The scale, set to take effect this morning, fixes hair cuts at a certain number of cents and shaves at 25 cents.
Miss Flores Weston of Macon Missouri eloped plan with Oscar Martin of Laredo Texas after meeting through a matrimonial ad. A Kansas City call boy and the depot bureau failed to unite them. Her father brought her back after she admitted the match was impractical and she left with her sister.
Philip S. Bradley was knocked unconscious in St. Louis and suffered a fractured skull that erased ten years of memory. He wandered to his old neighborhood and former friends before police found him. his wife’s call later prompted his memory to return.
George G. Bechtel, a former high school coach and teacher, was chosen organizer of the Butte Y M C A by the board of directors. He will start at the year's beginning to boost support for a new building and programs including baths swimming pool and track. Directors stressed citywide participation and noted 700 pledges of ten dollars each as a start toward a $150000 facility.
Basin residents James McCarthy Tom Lynch William Archer and James Kane visit Butte guests of printer Al Murrish and tour the copper camp. Separately, the funeral for Mrs. Margaret Kelly 71 will be held at 725 East Summit Street tomorrow at 9 o clock with high mass at St Marys church.
A large audience enjoyed "Kerry Gow" at the Broadway in Butte. Allen Doone charms as Dan O’Hara with Irish wit and singing, supported by Edna Keeley and Charles Edwards. Stage realism shines in the blacksmith shop scene and a final pigeon message race leads to Hay’s arrest for conspiracy.
The Sutton stock company delivers a strong weeklong run at the Grand opera house with seven absorbing acts. Lulu Sutton shines as the blind sister, Wilson as the Count and Jacques, Bennison in court costume, Sharpley and Williard in standout scenes, and Fannie Keeler as La Frochard and Sister Genevieve.
E. L. Poindexter editor of the Dillon Examiner arrived in Butte saying Beaverhead’s stockmen and ranchmen face the best year in their history. Beef and mutton prices are expected to rise as green grass returns to the hills, signaling strong Beaverhead industries ahead.
An Oregon telegraph reports Patrick O Connell's sister leaving Seattle for Butte to attend the miner's funeral. O Connell died from a fall in the Minnie Healey mine on Friday after commencing his shift.
Wilson Evans a former University of Pennsylvania man living in a South End boarding house was robbed by three armed yeggmen. They seized a $200 diamond, cash, and his overcoat then beat him unconscious. He was taken to a hospital in serious condition. police chase suspects.
The Standard circulation department announces new premiums on the way and states that subscribers who pay one year in advance will choose from several attractive premiums.
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