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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1908
Page
7
A dealer advertises a large, well sorted stock of diamonds. They offer hundreds of single stones mounted, priced from 25 to 650 dollars, in fine height settings for women or massive fancy settings for men.
A bulletin of names arriving and visiting Butte lists residents and travelers from Helena Missoula Great Falls Kalispell and surrounding towns. Mentions George Flangery A Jacobson J C Agra Leo Sever and others, plus a March Pop War Magazine display at the P.O. newsstand and a Presbyterian church reception. A Chinese immigrant in Helena on Finlen business also noted.
The funeral for Anthony Kramer will be held this Monday afternoon. It will depart from the home of his parents at 12 South Weroming Street and proceed to Sacred Heart Church where services are scheduled for 2 oclock.
A quirky Philadelphia Ledger fragment describes a professor approached by a bespoken Reedy Individual who asks for a dime to help a poor scholar. The exchange hints at poverty and a charitable gesture, with a muddy misprint about a Dr Dodd and a 115 North Main street address.
Relatives and friends traveled long distances to bid farewell to Silas F King, prominent Montana miner and Butte resident, who died after a long kidney ailment. His partner James A Murray had just arrived from Los Angeles. funeral to be held at East Galena Street residence and burial beside his brother George A King. King, born in Gorenty, Hd, traced Puritan lineage, built mining wealth, and was famed for quiet philanthropy and frontier grit.
An old style newspaper advertisement touts a sale on garments labeled as “clothes of character.” It boasts deep discounts on hand tailored items once selling at high prices, urging early selections before sizes run out and promising guaranteed quality behind each piece.
Brief report from Vienna dated February notes a coretyn project downloaded by Rusatan Ambavanior to Awstrine Hungary. The report mentions Pyings Ovrousoft and confirms recent reenliod actions with limited additional details.
A fragment suggests the Russian ambassador may be recalled as discussions continue about the health and return of the Dallas health envoy. The foreign office notes improved relations between the two powers and potential outbound travel by the ambassador.
Police report Curly Jonuson also known as Bill Johnson was arrested after a rainy dawn confrontation. He faced charges of drawing a weapon and threatening to harm. officers say he made no serious injury, but the incident led to his detainment. Johnson has prior records, acknowledged by officers during booking.
Mrs Mendelsohn a pioneer of the West dies in Butte after a lifelong move from Boston to East Lake City and then Montana. Surviving are three daughters and four sons, with many grandchildren. funeral at 2:30 Tuesday held by Rabbi Lipkin at Temple Israel on South Washington Street.
The Mayer's Montana Optical Co offer claims lower prices for glasses with in-house grinding and free eye exams by a licensed optometrist. They advertise $5 fitted gold glasses while noting previous prices of $7.60 and $7.30 and claim savings on $10 and $7.40 glasses.
The Rev Henry Hollman led a parish question session at St Patrick’s Church during the third week of mission on the reconciliation of the Bible with evolution. Father Dougherty stressed Catholic schooling as forming mind and heart, and noted celibacy for clergy. A sermon by Rev E J Dougherty urged belief in man’s creation in God’s image, warning against secular education eclipsing faith. Fr. Hollman announced services and obituaries for Dora Mendelsohn and Silas Klug, with funeral details.
A garbled notice reports on the Broadway theater piece Sham by Geraldine Bonner with a timer art mise en set. It mentions a price 31.39 and scheduled sale hints, with unclear cast names and production notes amid the fragmented text.
A plate glass cabinet on West Park Street in the Ray tey Davenport store was broken after midnight yesterday morning and four pairs of shoes valued at $1 were stolen. Police noted the block was quiet and deserted, suggesting a quick strike by thieves.
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