Principal Branch Office of The Standard Adverts
The Principal Branch Office of The Standard lists its address at 38 East Broncephone 22 and notes that advertising is filed on application.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1906
Page
17
The Principal Branch Office of The Standard lists its address at 38 East Broncephone 22 and notes that advertising is filed on application.
Butte notes Christmas activities and social happenings. Mentions Mayor, local figures, businesses, messages of greetings, church services, and social events. Includes names like Edwin Delhanco, J. Chauvin, McLaughlin Coal, Boston & Montana band, and Charles Swinborne among others. Also notes illnesses, visitors, and ministerial council actions regarding the poor.
Ridgley lodge No 12 and visiting brothers meet at Fidelity hall West Broadway Tuesday at 1 p.m. for the funeral of late brother WW Hoar. Service at O L C F hall by Rev J Hocking. Capital Brewing offers a panoramic view of the world’s largest camping event at 131 West Broadway.
The contest between F Booth and James E Murray for county attorney was dismissed on motion. Other cases, including Kohl vs Meagher for county treasurer and Congdon vs Cromwell for county commissioner, were argued with motions to strike for late initiation. Separately, suits involve Dr George B Owen in a stock recovery claim, Amelia Thompson vs Harry Thompson for divorce, and various claims against Nipper mine and John A Leggat estate.
Santa Claus arrives for a regional visit and makes stops at churches including Notte church to greet children and participate in Sunday school activities as part of a holiday outreach.
A happy gathering at South Butte Presbyterian last night featured a district wide Christmas program with Santa Claus and brownies in costumes. Sunday school pupils performed songs and recitations while the crowd, including many adults, enjoyed a procession of presents arranged by the youngsters and led by the brownie helper. The event concluded with more singing and the distribution of gifts to the young attendees.
Deputy County attorney announced the dismissal of several state cases pending in Judge Donlarrs department. Also set for hearing next Saturday are remaining matters including Menges In'siot machine and several others.
Report describes Fire Chief Peter Sanger returning to duties after injuries from a recent accident. The article notes muscle damage, medical treatment, and partial recovery with therapy and care at a local facility. Sanger had been away while recovering and resumes responsibilities amid hopes for full return.
Evans of the Amalgamated ref foren and his associate Kelley have returned from the East after consulting specialists about his injured eye. The eye is now permanently injured but usable to a limited extent. Both Evans and Kelley plan to resume the hearing Thursday as previously adjourned.
Mrs. Maren Bergman expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends for kindness after the loss of her husband. Special thanks to the Scandinavian Brotherhood for their aid and support during bereavement.
Proceedings in the Walternans court list Jno McNair charged with larceny and other defendants facing drunkenness and minor offenses. Several individuals fined for drunkenness while others received bond or release. specifics include West Parke unrest and perturbations around Christmas, with multiple cases adjourned or deferred.
A chaotic report on a Christmas charity event at First Presbyterian church highlighting a tree for donations to aid the needy, a prize for a short story on giving, and performances by children including recitations songs and carols with various participants and organizers.
A Wichita meeting of the Retail Merchants association endorses newspaper advertising as the most effective. They argue newspapers reach a wide audience daily and deliver timely, attentive reading, contrasting with ad schemes that fail. The piece cites Orton Bros at 219 N Main St, Butte, as a firm example.
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