Butte News Notice From The Priminal Branch
Fragmentary OCR items show a local notice from Butte with names and addresses obscured. The readable bits mention a standard inquiry and advertisements about rates or applications.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1906
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR items show a local notice from Butte with names and addresses obscured. The readable bits mention a standard inquiry and advertisements about rates or applications.
A jumble of notices lists rentals, services, and arrivals in Butte. Orten From Lt Owen and Owsley block advertise piano rentals. Miss Thorne serves as stenographer. Dr Bradley and Grace Cahoun appear with contact details. Visitors include McCullough from Joliet, J. M. Ghiss from Great Falls, W. F. Barker from Helena, and others at Finlen, Thornton, and Shermans piano house ads. Local businesses, trains, and social notes mingle with scattered addresses and phone numbers.
A fragment from a late issue mentions a coroner awaiting information at Miami and two funeral notices. Kant night at the family home on Winter Street is noted for Weakoner with funeral at St Patrick’s church. Also a sale at Mayer’s on West Park includes a free fruit plate with a $1 purchase.
The Beloved Believers of Servian and Slavonian communities gathered in Butte to dedicate a new Greek Catholic church at Porphyry and Washington streets. Archbishop Tihan and a large delegation from Anaconda attended, with hundreds of parishioners traveling to celebrate, hear addresses in Servin and English, and view the church’s ornate sanctuary, onyx pillars, and stained glass.
A Russian Orthodox bishop and aides conducted a three hour mass in a Butte hall to consecrate a new Servian church. Rev Nikiti Simonvich of Jackson presided as resident priest candidate. the service featured anointing with sacred oil, windows and chancel blessed, and a reception afterward. Plans for a resident priest and a January gathering in Anaconda/Butte are noted.
Cuyt H. and Tanner of New Jersey report the death of H. N. retired, who passed at his home today from heart failure at an advanced age.
Willhon P L O'Malley aged 60 dies after two weeks of illness at 244 Bust Broadway The community knew him as the "Kriah Ceadertien" a longtime Butte resident and former miner survived by five children Mrs W George Menbrun and others all present at his death The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at the residence then at Ss church at 9 o'clock
A teenager named Bender leads a novel promoter effort in Meaderville, claiming business acumen and energetic push. He travels to sell stock through connections with Captain Curly Rhoades and Meaderville officials, touting a gold-bering venture with a purported $10 ton yield and a four-foot-wide vein. Bender has a martial background and recent history as a recruiter, but the report portrays him as a young ambitious operator drawing attention in the local scene.
George Smith faced charges after a struggle with Hugh Wright over a wallet containing 25.20 found in Wright’s room at the Viegd block. Police later recovered Wright’s wallet from the patrol wagon doorway, strengthening the prosecution’s view that Smith attacked while Wright slept.
A public notice promotes social dances at Coliseum Pavilion starting Saturday with Der F. and Wilaning leading social nights through New Year’s Eve. Attendees can buy 3 percent hats at M J Connell Co store and gain chances for the New Year’s Eve drawing.
The revival "Uncle Josh Spruceby" played at Broadway with a cast including Fort Walker and Pead amid a mixed reception. William P. O'Malley, 86, died yesterday at 242 East Broadway. funeral set for Tuesday at 130 West Street, with services at 10 o'clock.
A vintage advertisement for Brownfield Canty Carpet Co promotes Christmas shopping with household furniture and gifts. It highlights men and women’s wardrobes, priced items, and promotions including a designer wardrobe with accessories, detailed descriptions of furniture, and a special Monday sale to attract customers. The copy emphasizes value, gift suitability, and a range of decor items.
An ornate cedar chest described as golden oak quad bred with Spanish cedar and beech drawer space is offered at forty five dollars for a special Uni event. The item is advertised as extra large with roomy drawers and a period style finish.
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