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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1900
Page
5
In Deer Lodge County 28 inmates will eat a Christmas meal at noon as 100 pounds of turkey, cranberries, pies and mince meat are delivered to the county jail. Sheriff Jock Conley promotes holiday generosity, hoping inmates share in peace on earth and goodwill toward men.
William A Reno 65 died suddenly at his home 009 Elm Street of neuralgia of the heart after rising and dressing for breakfast. Drs Stephens and Leahy attended but could not save him. He leaves a widow two sons H K and W H Reno and a daughter Mrs John Templeman. another daughter resides in Missouri. Remains will be shipped East for interment.
Large hall available for rent in the Standard building one night each week. Inquire at the Standard office.
Leon Hermann nephew and successor of the famed magician offers a matinee and an evening show at the Margeret theatre today. The performance features new illusions The Mysterious Tub of Neptune La Supplice de Lutece and Cremation along with Sleight of Hand feats. The five Nosses provide a 30 minute musical diversion.
A small whiskey and wine column lists Dallemand's cream pure rye at 1.25 per quart, Westmenner Old Homestead whiskey 1.25 per quart, Sherry wine 10 years old at 1.00 per gallon, Kentucky whiskeys seven years old at 2.00 per gallon, and Me rayer's whiskeys ranging from 4.00 to 5.00 per gallon. ED DEVINE, Tel 7.
The Catholic Order of Foresters Mt Haggin Court elects officers for the coming year led by Past Chief Ranger Joseph E. McDonnell and Chief Ranger Joseph Latsinonierre. Other officers include Joseph E. McCarthy recording secretary R T Flanagat and treasurer W J Allen with trustees John Lappie J J Dooley and Patrick Dalton. Delegates to the interstate convention in Chicago in June include Joseph E McKonnell and alternate John T Casey. They will be installed January 14 at a joint ceremony with the lady Foresters.
Thomas H. Sutton, longtime proprietor of the Buffet cafe at East Commercial avenue, yesterday purchased the Collins cafe located on Park Avenue. The deal transfers ownership and updates the local cafe landscape.
The Buffet on Buf feton Commercial avenue closes permanently and transfers all meal tickets to the new Buffet at 207 East Park avenue. Mr. Sutton announces the move, renames the business the Buffet, and invites patrons to visit the first class restaurant at the new site.
A Standard advertisement announces that Copper City Commercial will close at 6 o clock every evening starting Wednesday. The management notes appreciation for employee service and the benefit of evenings off for rest and recreation.
Local ads and brief items list holiday offers from Tolan Co. and Hammersloughs for candies diamonds perfumes and watches. City social news notes Miss Sligh visiting, Dr Spelman and Judge Napton in town, Catherine Manee funeral arrangements, and a Christmas market update from Anaconda Coal Co. with transit details and troop movements via Mrs Tupes travels to California and the Philippines.
Officers on the USS Newark say supplies on hand when leaving Guam would last three weeks and inhabitants would rely on Cavite shipments. They note soil near the island will produce rice and corn by April. The USS Albany under Captain J E Craig has sailed to Hongkong to inspect repairs after grounding on a reef in Subig Bay.
In Paris on December 24 the senate passed the amendment to the amnesty bill by 21 to 1 after a speech by Premier Waldeck-Rousseau urging voters to end the Dreyfus affair nightmare and deliver the country.
Information from Garland City Arkansas reports prominent Red River planter and merchant Owens assassinated while walking along railroad tracks near the town. The event occurred about 15 miles east of Texarkana Texas on December 4.
Two midnight Christmas services at St Peter’s church corner Fourth and Birch drew a large crowd. Rev. Father Coopman led the solemn high mass with Rev. Father McOscar from All Hallows college Salt Lake City assisting. The Margaret theater orchestra joined the local choir for the music and the organist Charles presided.
Nine voice choir led by Dr J F Spelman performed Mozart and Farmer pieces with high praise. Bishop Leo Bryant led the orchestra. Midnight mass at St Paul drew 600 worshippers, while St Peters featured Mrs Kate Burnham directing with Rev C G Volet and Father Follet delivering a Christmas address.
New York municipal committee refused Red Cross request to run a Madison Square Garden New Year Eve event due to budget limits. The society will postpone until March 1 and seeks committee cooperation then. Chairman Sulzer expects at least 120 singers for the rescheduled celebration.
Ralph Brownell, vice president of the Brownell Improvement Company, filed a petition in bankruptcy in Chicago on December 24. Liabilities amount to 1030 with assets listed at 15.00. New York creditor Mrs Hetty Green is named among the creditors.
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