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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1910
Page
7
The notice describes a principal branch offer for the fitatdevd entity located at 24 Bone Broadway in Duite with a telephone contact Teleplane 422. Advertising services are offered, with fare and rates furnished on request.
Multiple short items report rentals, visits, births, sal es, and social events in Butte. Notices include Orton Bros. rental ads, cigar recommendations, Christmas greetings, hotel stays, and a railway fare sale. Names feature James Galen, John Edgerton, War] Tusker, Mike Reagan, and others.
The family of Annes Carse expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kindness during the sad time. Special thanks to Rev. Pots, the Baptist choir, and those who sent flowers. The funeral will be held Monday at 2 o'clock from White & Krabs' under takers, with services by Harmiody lodge No. 488 Fraternal Brotherhood.
Ministers and undertakers push a movement to discourage Sunday funerals in Livingston and other Montana cities. Clergy resolutions, backed by undertakers, urge postponing Sunday burials to protect ministers’ time and focus, with Livingston first to apply the rule on Sage Street. Public health concerns and city boards influence adoption in other towns.
A cook and housemaid in Baie after a lapse left the family short for Christmas dinner. Salvation Army workers delivered a Christmas basket to the door. The woman initially refused help before realizing the worker’s intent was to provide aid at year end.
The people of Butte varied in how they distributed Christmas gifts. Some gave gifts in the evening, others yesterday morning, and some on Christmas morning. Many homes had trees, stockings hung by the fireplace, and gifts placed at each plate or in piles on the floor. Stores have generous holiday offerings, and the day was a great success as gifts were exchanged.
A Christmas service at First Baptist Church featured a program by the church children including prayers, anthems, recitations, songs, and piano solos. Participants included Bernard Pierce, George Rub, Tessie McMillan, Sarah Hyman, Willard Hall, and others with numerous readings and musical numbers leading to a “Christmas Panorama.”
The Cornell company presented What a Woman Will Do at the Family theater last night. Wis Otte of the Sutton troupe delivered a vivid performance with an artistic style, featuring a clever rogue plot and a dramatic thumbsprint reveal. The murder of a wealthy Mexican landholder drives the suspense with strong acting by Mr Cornellie as the accused and Mr Churchill as the skilled examiner.
In New York City Believed relics at St John’s Bohemian Roman Catholic Church in East Seventh Street attract widespread reverence. The cabinet houses fragments said to be from Christ’s crown, a rope used in the crucifixion, and pieces of clothing worn by apostles. Parishioners venerate the relics as Pope Leo XIII’s influence is cited.
Rescue of a crying infant followed discovery of a drunken family in a basement lodging at 78 First Broadway. Mother, father, and another man were jailed after police removed them to the city jail. A four year old girl was found naked and pale in the same room. Later, the parents Mackie and Tickner face arraignment before Judge Mecowon. Funeral notices accompany the chaotic page.
A Swiss-born Butte resident Mrs Catherine Romang dies at home after living in Montana over 40 years. Survived by brothers Simon and Christian Hauswirth. funeral planned at Richards undertaking chapel. Also noted are Patrick Sullivan, 4, of aloer’s consumption, with family survivors in Butte and Seattle, and other local obituaries including Mrs Abbiy Hares and Howard Story.
A chaotic Christmas Eve brawl on North Mill Street led to six men jailed and two dozen prisoners fed on city charity. Harry Moran, James McPeal, Arthur McConville, and Pat Solvey sparked a free-for-all that ended with all participants in custody. Officers escorted them to jail as proprietors funded bail for some. The same day, Hop Tend colony members and three others were arrested for vagrancy amid a theft report, and a city-wide Christmas dinner for 23 county prisoners was prepared.
The jeweler boasts the largest holiday business in the years of his career and invites public verdict on value. He emphasizes year end sales and the aim to provide more for customers’ money than any jeweler.
The Mayer Store pledges constant growth and improved service, insisting it remains aligned with its seniors and offers everything at low prices with cheerful refunds. The message invites constructive criticisms as a daily driver of better service.
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