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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
9
The store offers seven patterns of high class plated table ware with all piece sizes available. Hollow-handle knives resemble sterling silver, while Rogers Bros 1847 knives sell for 3.25 per token. Quality is adequate but lacks beauty and are heavy and noisy to use.
Local business mentions Hight & Fairfield Company lending signs to Orton tras Heinhart for 119 South Main. Various names, places, and short notices cover repairs, coal and wood suppliers, and travel. Community notes include visitors to Butte, holidays, theater shows, and a framing of civic life with scattered addresses and business names in 3 East Park to 68 Main.
The Bryan state trial on George Morchard’s Sept 1 killing proceeds in Alstriet Court. Arthur Bryan faces a jury as witnesses testify with rigid cross examination. The defense contends Morhard killed himself, disputing knife possession while Morhard’s past and motives are explored.
Witnesses at the coroner's inquest recount a kitchen quarrel between Morhard and Bryan over kitchen orders. Maloney testifies Morhard threatened and brandished a small carving knife, Morhard later injured upstairs, and a bartender Klatt describes Morhard's panicked pantry exit and altered clothing.
A series of complaints and felonies were heard yesterday in Butte’s justice courts. Finns clashed with Scots near Butte Street as charges included forgery and furnishing liquor to a minor. Rome spoke of drunken incidents and a police report with Finns and several defendants facing fines.
The advertisement touts a for less or money back offer on jewelry watch or diamond purchases. Mayer claims free china twos or cathe plates with qualifying buys, urging customers to shop only at his Montana store noted for vast stock and best prices.
Montana Optic Co advertises free eye examinations and a low price of four dollars and fifty cents in Mayer's store on Park Street. Refunds stated. West tases Saturday.
Ten bids were received by county commissioners for the Silver Row jail construction. Opening was set for 2 oclock in the afternoon but postponed until Monday. Officials, including Architect Link, will review the bids and pass a plan to Judge Harount for approval.
In Judge Landis court the plaintiff Dana Brian, guardian Mike Brian, testified as the case of Dana Brian against Oregon Short Line Bail Fhad company moved to jury. Defense opens today with John G Willis and Wines Breen Hogewoll for rail. A guild bazaar sale by St John’s under Mrs Hight will be held December 10 and 11 featuring paintings, etchings, frames and Havana cigars.
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