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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
19
The principal branch office of the Standard is located at 28 Fast Broadway in Butte. Telephone numbers are 422 for the Standard and 1422 for Independent Telephone. Advertising rates are available on application.
Local briefs and notices from Butte include social visits and travel. Dr W McKinney and his wife head to Fly Nevada. Miss Jane Gindrup returned from Salt Lake. Miss Gertrude Whidden died in Jamestown. Dr Ironsides offers dental services. various dignitaries Samuel Brady Tooley Moncure Cockrell visit, plus a note on the Country Club dance and formal subscriptions.
A listing from Butte Stationary Engineers No. 88 W F M notes a gathering at Renshaw hall on December 3rd featuring Olson's full orchestra.
Convicted man John Hopkins, found guilty of manslaughter in a murder case, was released on a $10,000 bond after a supreme court ruling. The court held there is an absolute right to bail before sentence, pending a motion for a new trial, with sentence set for next Saturday. Hopkins aims to settle affairs and clear property titles before reporting to Deer Lodge.
Judge McClernan to decide Friday on removing Bennetts vote or declaring Sullivan elected after arguments over domicile for railroad workers and precinct 47 ballots. Contested issues include whether Holt and others resided where registered and whether improper marks and registrations invalidate votes.
One hundred fifty newsboys and friends will attend the Newsboys' club banquet at the Florence hotel tonight. The event is the club’s highlight of the year with an elaborate menu of wild ducks replacing turkey. To keep spirits high, toasts speeches and addresses will follow the feast.
A district court suit filed yesterday in Butte lists lawyer Burt Marsh as plaintiff seeking a divorce from Ida Marsh whom he wed January 14 1992. No children exist. Marsh cites habitual intemperance and infidelity with co respondent M E Braman. The couple’s alleged residence is 456 Hopkins Street. Braman was arrested on a vagrancy charge days earlier. Braman states he met a woman Christmas night and Marsh intervened triggering the arrest and unknown earlier domestic trouble. A separate default was entered yesterday in a divorce suit by Blanche Mattix against William Mattix.
Joshua Simpkins, a rural play set in New England, was shown at the Broadway theater last night with a band. A concert was performed on the streets in the afternoon. The production features an old fashioned drama and strong actors. A saw mill scene with a circular saw appears in act three and several musical and dance specialties are included.
According to a Spokane newspaper Pat Wall of Butte may move to Spokane where he is visiting. He shows interest in the citys new telephone company and a new theater. Wall has lived in Butte for many years and built his fortune there.
Charles Glaze leads the orchestra at the New Empire this week with a catchy rag time piece titled Trouble-Some. The tune is praised for its tuneful rhythm and harmony, free of plagiarism, signaling Glaze’s bright future in music.
All Odd Fellows are requested to meet at I O O F hall West Broad way Thursday Dec 29 at 1 p m to attend the funeral of our late brother W F Gruber Ridgley lodge No 12 ro 22 John Nelson Secretary
Yesterday Was Another Day or That we fitted a patient that claimed he couldn't get relief elsewhere. It is surprising how many come to us who have been misfitted. Come in and consult us absolutely free of charge or of any obligation whatever on your part. If your glasses, no matter where thought, don't seem just right, they focus badly, and wearing them so may increase the vision impairment, come in and let us adjust them for you free of charge. Our optometrist is one of the best you can possibly come to. He has had a long and successful experience in fitting all ages and conditions. We have the best and latest grinding plant in the state on our own premises to grind lenses to fit the most complicated visions.
Friends of Charles W. Morse the New York banker in Atlanta penitentiary push a presidential commutation rather than a full pardon. Senator Hale has urged the idea on Attorney General Wickersham while Mrs Morse supports it. If Taft commutes to five years Morse would serve about 3 years and 3 months with good conduct.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Dec 28 There were no new developments in the investiga tion of the estray fund of the state board of livestock commissioners Examiner Kumpe remains at work and will not discuss details until completion Local banks and merchants who cashed forged checks question who will be called to cover the Langhorne shortage Banks argue they are not liable for forged indorsers notes but the last valid indorser is responsible The secretary of the board is said to have failed to exercise due diligence when checks returned from banks with forged endorsements
S. W. Langhorne Jr. condemned at Helena to one year at Deer Lodge for embezzlement was taken through Butte yesterday to Deer Lodge to serve his term. He was accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Duncan, his brother H. B. Langhorne, and his friend Ed F. Beadle.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports that David M. Evans was appointed postmaster at Race Track Powell county replacing J. B. Davey who resigned. New post offices were established at Grandview Cholian and Mona in Dawson county on the same slate.
Chicago December 28 Former Police Inspector Edward McCann facing imprisonment in Joliet prison for accepting bribes asked Judge George A Carpenter in the United States court for a writ of habeas corpus.
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