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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1907
Page
10
In Butte the Principal Branch Office of the Btandhard is listed with telephone 425. Independent telephone 1.422. Advertising rates are furnished on application.
Rett pianos from Grin Bros. Jean Hancock travels to Denver. A birth announced to Mr. and Mrs. Genner P. Shanley of Rapion Quarles. Tom Stewart family back from Western Montana. Millar Todd returns from Coalville. Mrs. Conway of Dillon visits Butte. New magazines at P. I. News Stand. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Peckover home from Baseman. Mrs. George Irvin in Butte guest of Thorn. Aubrey Holley seen in Butte. Weather dull with overcast skies. Money offered on Butte real estate. Tom Mulaney in town from Grasshopper. Judge Lynes resumes court. jury panel February. Dr. T. C. Witherspoon to St Louis for surgical meeting. Federal court sessions in Butte may pause till March or April. Albert J. Galen in town for state matters before Judge Bourquin. Mrs. Mary E. Powers and Miss Mye Powers depart for Hereford, Ariz. Walter Powers and Casper Schulz accompany. They plan California visit. Powers to return in two months.
Benjamin Wadler, famed New York business figure and Berkshire real estate entrant, died at his Remerville residence. The 70-year-old heiress of fortune, notable for frugal habits and long abstention from barber visits, left about two million dollars after a lifetime chasing land deals, brick ventures, and quiet living.
A large coal shipment from Gebo fields will begin a second distribution to poor residents of Butte. The Joshers club, led by Billy Gemmell and supporters from the track team, arranged 14 tons and additional provisions including potatoes, beef, flour, and hams. Funds covered most costs. coal is shipped to Coalville for the Montana market.
Maurice Kelly, a 29 year old Butte resident, believed detectives shadowed him after a Mines district incident. He stabbed himself with a butcher knife near midnight, was taken to St James hospital in critical condition, and regained sanity after return from Boulder jail, though fear of witness subpoenas rekindled his distress. The report notes his residence at 108 North Wyoming and prior work on the hill.
A religious and ethnic roll of Butte deaths and services. Myra Foltz, 52, Utah native, died of pneumonia in Butte after visiting daughter Mrs. S Treloar. Interment Mt Moriah beside husband, Grand Army man. William Hocking Deat, 82, England native, died at 16% Bart Broadway. John Williams, 9, bronchial pneumonia, died at sister-in-law's home. Harry Barrett, 7, died at 39 East La Platte. George Cox funeral at Mountain View Methodist.
From Leslie's Weekly Maryland boasts the oldest and the youngest members of the sixtieth Congress now in session. The article notes Maryland holding both extremes among the new delegation.
A sale listing markets the Best 310 Gold Glasses at 7.50 with promises of expert fitting by a Montana optometrist. Satisfaction guaranteed on fit, correct glasses, and frame quality.
An unclear promotional note outlines discounted eyeglasses with a stated guarantee. It mentions various price points such as $7.50, $10, and $7.40 and promises savings, with references to frames and services claimed as best in the state. Names, dates, and coherent details are missing.
A historical reflection traces the careers of Senator Vivag Pinkney Whyte and Benster Whryty Tay, noting their parallel rises and shared oratory brilliance. It contrasts Harry Wolf’s humble beginnings with a rapid ascent from office boy to lawyer, highlighting mentoring ties to the Pinkney lineage and public service.
The Homiletic Review discusses the quest for Ophir’s location. Dr. Kari Peal argues Ophir lies between the Zambezi and Limpopo, citing Phoenician ruins and Mashonaland coins as evidence. Bible researchers counter that Ophir may be in South Arabia per Genesis, while others seek Ophir in Bosnia or India.
Restoration and un affiliated bodies attend the national convention at the National Commercial Teachers’ gathering in Pitspurg. The event spans four days and includes participants from the United States and Canada.
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