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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1909
Page
7
Our stock of holiday goods is complete with diamonds watches art jewelry cut glass imported china and novelty items. The souvenir department offers Montana sapphires silver copper and Montana scenery paintings from two dollars up. Hight Fairfield Co with 25 years of reputation guarantees quality and satisfaction while prices compare favorably with city stores.
Butte area chatter includes Hightee Fairfield Company mentions and shop notices. Names like Crom Deer Lodge, Storrs Montana, Pipestone Springs, Boulder, Basin, Great Falls, and New York appear with local visits, openings, and upcoming events at Finlen and Walker’s.
The sermon at the Welsh church centers on Christ decisive authority and constant presence as key supports for evangelizing the world. It notes the Bible as the living spirit’s instrument and highlights modern missionary awakenings, Bible dissemination, and cross‑cultural growth in Korea Samoa and New Guinea as proof of rising evangelistic zeal.
Lightly soiled window display stock offers practical chamois chest protectors in good condition. Also advertised are $8 and $3.50 pyrography glove and handkerchief boxes, new binds and designs, plus glass test tubes for lighted crafts. Offers appear for Monday deals on assorted items and holders.
Rev William Mitchell arrives from Webster, D.D., to lead St Andrew's Episcopal mission in Centerelle. The newly appointed rector, praised as an earnest worker, is expected to bring new life to the church after preaching a favorable sermon at St John's yesterday, signaling a period of renewed activity for the parish.
Weinsters offers a 91d gift selection at Weinberg's 67 West Park and Davis 20 Main Street. The ad touts cheaper, better presents including fur coats jackets lingerie underwear silk hose and Japanese quilts for Christmas shoppers.
A report from Washington on December 12 recalls Justice John Marshall Harlan II, a Kentucky native on the U S Supreme Court. In a streetcar incident he challenged two elderly Black men who refused to give up seats for women, using a gold headed walking stick to rebuke the conductor and declare seating law. The men remained seated, and the conductor learned of the justice’s identity only after the exchange.
Radevich and Bernice meet by chance after years and quarrel rekindles in the Peris saloon on East Park street. An argument escalates when Bernice accuses Radevich of injuring him with a knife. Radevich is arrested. both men post bonds and await court actions. Bernice bears a facial scar as the dispute leaves a lasting mark.
A man was found in Fa Park Street with a suit of clothes to sell, claimed by Allen as stolen. He was jailed on a charge of father, later sent to county jail. others led through a revolving door as Linnfleets pursued inmates.
Waanne Saavikogk and Rahala Saarikosii wed yesterday at Rev M Huddlet's home on Alunitana Street with Mr and Mrs Tsane Wendell as witnesses. The couple will reside in Butte. Deem plano house 202 261 Penn bleck, Butte.
The ad touts Diamonds for Less in Butte, urging shoppers to Mayer’s where small profits and quick sales guarantee the lowest price. It promises money back guarantees on diamonds and jewelry, claims a vast stock, and hints at two imported china souvenirs with purchases over a set amount.
Duluth reports the death of Col J B Dear a prominent mining figure in Montana and Duluth based partners Winston Bros Dear. He led the Butte Montana company and served as president of the Tutte Balaklava company while a director at Keating Gold. He died after a series of appendicitis surgeries culminating Dec 4. His death shocks Butte friends. He planned retirement with a Washington DC home valued over 25000 and a potential million-dollar fortune including a Shenandoah valley farm.
City health committee to review conduct of City Physician J F Sullivan after Walter Lytsen accident. Report may favor Sullivan if majority agrees, claiming no censure needed. Recommend rushing emergency hospital furnishing to prevent future delays.
New York dispatch reports Angst W. Loose and George B. Tunkin prepared fictitious data for Dr Frederick A Cook and will send affidavits to the University of Copenhagen this week. No verdict is expected until after arrival. Cook's whereabouts remain a mystery. Wrapped copies of the Christmas Standard are ready for mailing from the Standard Offices in Anacomm, Bute and Misgonla with international rates listed.
An old newspaper ad touts Pape’s Diapopsin as a quick cure for indigestion, stomach gas, heartburn, and headaches. It promises relief within five minutes,杜 reducing belching, sour risings, and abdominal discomfort, with a 69-cent or 50-cent package available at drug stores.
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