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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
10
Butte notice from the principal branch office at 28 East Browway, Butte, with telephone 42. Advertising rates furnished on application.
A large stock of back tombs sold out by Christmas Eve. New lines now available include three lots: genuine shell with 14k gold trim from $1 to $7. The second lot offers high grade imitation shell with colorful stones from $4.80 to $10. The third lot presents cheaper options, roughly from 75 cents to $9.95.
Local items cover social plans at Hight & Fairfield Co and Grady's. notices list arrivals departures travel, theater and music events, apartment ads, and minor business updates from Butte area residents and visitors.
Amidst tense Afghan colony dynamics in Butte, Akbar Khan and Badir Shir face conspiracy to murder charges over alleged plans to kill Murat Khan in Seattle. The case outlines a web of suspects, informants, and travel between Seattle, Butte, and other cities as authorities probe the assassination plot and protect witnesses.
Paul S. Wausler, a photographer newly arrived in Butte, was arrested by local officers on instructions from Pendleton authorities. He denied the charge and gave conflicting names, claiming a dentist background, while police seek corroboration as he remains jailed for further instruction.
The Boston and Montana band in Butte celebrated its eighteenth annual gathering last night at Biks Hall. Attendance was high with praise for Bandmaster Erelar and the talented musicians as H. A. Gallivey led as chairman. speakers included John N. Kirk Cal A. Bray J. R. Wherton and Mayor MacGinnis with remarks on the band's history and commitments. The program featured music such as Marbeth America and the Grand American Fantasia along with vocal quartet, bass solo by Harry Doering and other performances, followed by ample refreshments and a festive, well-received event.
Karl Towers of South Butte is jailed with the police tag an overcoat snatcher. Before Justice Crale he faced a charge of taking a coat belonging to Jes Archambul, and now another coat from C. D. Lewis at 4% South Wyoming is alleged. The second coat was found in Towers possession after his arrest by Detective White last night.
The obituary states Inha fakin died yesterday aged si yoara. Funeral at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the family residence South Dakota atreat Park addition. High mass to be celebrated at St Joseph's church at 10:0 a m.
On the seventy year anniversary of Frank Boucher’s mercantile house in Silver Bow county, West Park street businessman Boucher is praised for growth from a Bennett Mock location to a full ground-floor storefront. He is lauded for progressiveness, town welfare, and community boosts, including financing a Commercial Baseball league team. He lives on West Granite Street with wife and daughter Hallie, and remains active in sports and local business.
A bank fraud wave in Butte reveals three forged checks totaling 514, with two honored before detection. Suspects Helen Gardener and Mrs Jeffries, linked to Tommy Howie’s cafe, face police scrutiny as investigators trace signatures and misused accounts.
The North Butte company resumes ore raising via its shaft, restoring output to 1,200 cars per day and about 1,700 pounds per car. The engine, damaged last Friday, is nearly ready after five days of repair, with crews working continuously. West Butte Mining filed incorporation papers in Montana for a $200,000 company to operate the Columbia claim west of Missoula.
A letter to the editor from W T Carlson silent on a War era performance at When Johnny Comes Marching Home argues that a purely American opera amid wartime sentiment benefits audience enthusiasm, defending staged patriotism and noting matinee cancellation reasons.
A small fire broke out at 7 15 last night in Mrs James Doughertys home on Anaconda Road caused by children playing with matches. Flares from the lighted matches ignited a curtain and firefighters arrived to save the small frame house. Damage was immaterial.
Large crowds attended last night as Dr May Palmer preached on Jehovah Remember Me When Thou Comest Into Thy Kingdom at Immanuel Presbyterian Church Rev Charles Richardson assisted and spoke near the close Dr Palmer delivered an impressive sermon tonight he will speak on Calvary and Friday on The Bible
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