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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1910

Page

8

Butte Current Notes Features A Busy Local Scene

In Butte yesterday and today a steady stream of visitors and locals are noted. Names include J A Light of Miles OIG in town with business, C D Lynch of Miles City, William Finnnery of Belgrade Mant, Mrs Rathersow Lake of Pony, Olive Praker of Twin Bridges shopping, and L R Henslee of Three Parks visiting the Butte Hotel. Also seen are A F Baker of Northern Montana, N O Bowman of Toston, and many others stopping for meals and errands. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets at Mrs Carney’s house this afternoon at 2 30, while a general business visit appears by F M Smith of East Helena. The piece also mentions local lodging and transacting merchants’ lunches and a note on the war’s end at the P I news stand.

Orton Bros Bessee Grady's J. A Miles Oig Butte McLane Mra ML Welsh Throw Parks Ris Ittax C.D. Lynch Miles City Des Business Vieltar City William Finnnery Belgrade Mant Butts Rathersow Lake of Pony Ironsides North Main Street Olive Praker Twin Bridges Butt Ara L. R. Henslee T. Z. Odeanell Wre Willow Creek Mont A. F. Baker Montana Mort Benton East Helena Carney South Waonington Street Hale Helena Traugicr Buslness Anthony Shovlin Soulily Quanty American Banding Company

Adopt Donoghue report at Montija Labor Council meeting

M M Donighus president of Montija Federation of Labor submitted his report to Sliver Brae Trades and Labor council night. He spoke on the annual AFL convention attended as delegate. Foundry workers charter read and a committee to perfect argumentation noted. A clerks’ union committee urged action on overtime pay for delivery wagon drivers before holidays. Funeral services for Robert Newton private at 112 North Excelvior Avenue. Interment Mountain View cemetery.

M. M. Donighus Montija Federation of Labor Sliver Brae Trades and Labor Cennel Donoghue American Federation Ot Labor Council Fils Montana Platar Meanera Ap Tanga Sloan Robert Newton Charing I Atona Excelvior Avenua Grosnevold Giterating Mountain View Cemetery

Christian Science and Its Prospects Explored

A Fort Wayne audience examined Mary Baker Eddy and the origins of Christian Science. Rev Groeneveld criticized the movement as a religion with metaphysical disease treatment and questioned its stance on marriage and home. The talk traced Eddy’s life, disputed the McNeil lineage, and warned of its fusion of Bible teaching with mind suggestion.

Mary Walter Glover Eddyng Christian Science A. G. Eddy Dow N. H Aleir Oride Mark Baker Enene Gee Mra. Eddy Grosneveld First Church of Christ, Scientist Fort Wayne Ind Eddy Mecca

Widow of Brigham Young Dies at Salt Lake Home

Amelia Folsom Young, widow of Mormon prophet Brigham Young, died at her Salt Lake City home at age 72 from paralysis after a three year illness. Born in Buffalo in 1848, she later moved with her father to Texas and to Italy before settling in Utah. She married Brigham Young in 1863 after a long courtship and helped shape early Utah history. she died without children and was revered among Mormon leaders for years.

Ball Lake City Amelia Folsom Young Brigham Young Young Utah Amelia Mrs. Young Buffalo Belne William Folsom Nanton Italy Salt Lala Howe Im Ui Europe Shela Yenre Brigham ‘Young

Postal Rules for Sending Packages and Foreign Mail

Postmaster and assistant urge careful wrapping and accurate addressing of Christmas parcels to avoid dead letter delays. They warn residents to send early, wrap securely, include sender details, and avoid postage marks that hinder mailing. Foreign parcels require registry and customs declarations. 14 cents per pound rate applies.

Gillis Neely Burtn Sosea Wah Butte Mr. Neely Arnele Sami Neely Gald New York

Weather as a perennial delusion and letters

A fragment from New Fork 40 discusses a playful delusion that weather exists to spur letter writing, noting how farmers and others use the mood of sun and rain to compose correspondence. The piece includes a long, winding example letter describing changing skies and a desire to write to Aunt Mary while weather shifts from threatening to bright.

Trpinconton Tle Ech Oviler Alwaya Wixter Aunt Mary's St. Stoma Avnl Mary's Chpeae

Dinner set of pure gold and silver valued at $124,000

The New York World reports W A Clark of Montana ordered a costly silver and gold dinner service for a New York mansion. The set includes plates platters goblets and knives for 24 guests, costing $124,000 with exclusive use of silver from American artisans. The design drew on tapestries and palace imagery, with Clark’s monogram on each piece and a focus on native soil materials.

Chisago New York World Han W. A. Murty New York Associated Press Xe IndWuydah Fainpe Benatario A. Clark Santana Witel Qhrk New York Place Chienge Filvers Smiths Clark Thera Murest Siver Inna Palzea Warid Gaya W. A. Clark Mantala Aismunalon Carrert Jung

SAYS MR ROOSEVELT WANTED TO BE BOSS CALDWELL TALKS ON ISSUES

Mr Caldwell starred in a speech attacking Roosevelt and the two party system. He argued capitalists control elections, alleged Roosevelt aimed to boss the White House, and traced U S political finance from colonial times to modern party conflicts. He linked war, slavery, and tariffs to capitalist interests and urged workers to resist what he called elite manipulation.

MR. Roosevelt Lewis J. Qunean Caldwall Sperkoy Congrana Washington Roosevelt New York Saino Wenwits Litcoln Chargues Eise Spain Walla Puwar Houde United States EUMNE Ats Rtesid

Policy of Value and Gift Buyer's Promise

A local shop explains its value to Christmas buyers, advertising quality products and exchange options. It highlights delivery and shipping, convenient pickup, and invites customer criticism and suggestions to improve service.

Nighttime arrest for disturbance at North Main Street ladle house

Police notes describe J. Mylan entering a ladle house on North Main Street to demand a form. He was assigned to a chair but fled after failing to pay. He promised to pay later but left when the order was placed. Officers Litkin and Murphy apprehended him. Soren Tones assisted in the arrest.

Vhorme J. Mylan Litkin Murphy Soren Yorath

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