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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1910
Page
10
The fragment lists advertising rates and contact details for a Butte publication at 28 Fast Broadway with independent phone numbers 72 and 122, indicating rates and how to place ads.
A collage of short items from Butte notes lists people traveling to Los Angeles and Chicago, visitors from Deer Lodge and Missoula, births at local addresses, and residents visiting relatives. Mentions include McLaughlin Coal Co contact, W F McMuhen of Deer Lodge, J I Dalley on business, Henningsen family, and Mrs Heilbranna visiting from Hood River. Also notes on theater ads, dental services, and local officials. a death and funeral notice for William Gruber, aged 11, with service details in Butte and Mount Moriah Cemetery.
The breach of promise case against George Holler ended with a directed verdict for the defendant. Judge Lynch ruled Rebecca Goff mentally incompetent to sue, noting she remained insane under law and lacked the capacity to pursue the action, despite prior admissions and testimony.
The case of Commander William Sims of the United States Navy, cited in press reports for a pro British banquet remark on December 4 in London, is now with President Taft. Rear Admiral Murdock’s cable to Secretary Moyer outlines the remarks. The navy department has no inkling of the cablegram’s nature.
Mrs. Nail of South Arizona Street prompts the arrest of her brother Frank Scoville after alleging he struck her. Police have been called repeatedly to the Nell home over disputes with her husband and father, with Scoville now bailed at 60 dollars.
The Christmas mail rush is over in Butte for the year as the last parcels of decorations were delivered by the curriers yesterday afternoon. The Butte post office handled and distributed more mail than ever before, with faster delivery and less congestion, though some recipients still did not receive packages from distant relatives.
In Butte, many parcels arrived only yesterday due to holiday operations and limited delivery. Assistant Postmaster Neally urges customers to email Christmas packages earlier, noting large items or late mailing caused late deliveries despite the department handling the season better than before.
Last night the Bulte school board held a brief meeting. Superintendent Downer reported the attorney general’s opinion that the board lacks power to establish high schools. Peter Jonsins was chosen janitor at the industrial school. The building and repairs committee proposed covering steam pipes at Franklin School for 20 cents per foot. Teachers’ payroll and regular bills were approved. Plans for school heating were set to be tuned.
The Tutte Stationary Waginevts No 4 will hold their annual ball on Friday at Nenghow hall. Preparations are complete for a large crowd and enjoyable refreshments for the ladies. Olson's orchestra will attend. arrangements committee includes T Le Scott OC Trwe Sugenn Topper HL aA and Jucuy Moore.
Meeting notice at Carpenturs hall Lhursdas Tee 28 at 1 pean sharp to attend the saved uP the leta Archer Wy E Grub Wail ing archers. By oeduay We H W NETTS Marenvin Correspondent Jorda Fou
A report identifies WaveMoNah on Want and Mrs Henderson as the mother and guardian of an 11 year old girl who died after a Monday evening fire. Officials say the child was burned to death in the incident and investigators are reviewing the case.
Dr J. Hammond arrived at the Henderson home four hours before the child died but could not revive her. The funeral is set for 1:40 this afternoon at 13 Pine Street from the Henderson residence.
City council plans a special meeting to discuss measures for possible legislative action at the upcoming session. The legislative committee, in tandem with the judiciary group, met yesterday and will reconvene Friday to decide which items to forward, with any council action only a recommendation to Helena. A benefit event for hospitalized newsboy Paul Sullivan is set for Thursday at Carpenters’ Union Hall, hosted by Woodmen at the World and Women of Woodcraft.
Fred Ward an 11 year old boy was accidentally killed when a shotgun in his father Richard Ward's hands discharged during a squirrel hunt. The fatal blast pierced the boy’s chest as they passed a hollow tree. The family thanks neighbors for sympathy and support during their loss.
Dominic Bertoglio of Meaderville confessed at the county attorney’s office to shooting at men he thought were robbing his warehouse on Christmas night. He described a light wagon and three men who seized a loaded wagon and fled. authorities pursued but did not locate Willard or two other suspects.
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