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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1908
Page
7
Fragmentary notice from Butte pages shows contact numbers 429 and 142% and mentions advertising setup. The readable fragment references The Principal Branchettes and Trogdyrny Butte with a telephone line.
Notes from Butte and nearby areas list visits and sightings. Communities include Grtonims, Motrese, Velona, Boulder, Livingston, Helena, and Dillon. Mentions births, marriages, visitors, illness, a warehouse fire, and a funeral. Names include Heine, Janes, Wilson, Gersili, Cortese, Sullivan, and O’Hern among others.
Dr Thomas Greene of Chicago lectured to the Teachers' Association on "The Way to the Twentieth Century." He praised American destiny, progress, and invention from cotton gin to wireless, predicting a divine role for the United States in world development and national growth through 1907.
A period ad proclaims Monday as a special day in honor of Washington's birthday. It promises high quality Guy clothes tailored by journeyman tailors with European fabrics, triple-stitched seams, and premier linings. Prices emphasize $35 garments at 26.65, $30 at 19.65, and $20 at 14.65 with spring arrivals and inducements.
A fragmented advert-style notice from Tonkin's Clothery promises daily reminders and a money-back guarantee for customers. It mentions a return policy and a playful, garbled line about a sinter and a beal, suggesting a humorously odd promotional tone.
The First Lutheran Church members elected officers for the year. Trustees named include Graig, Mrs Mangan, and two others. ALT. Hegland was chosen treasurer and A.M. Johnson named as secretary. Rev. O. Ly Gretthen was called as regular pastor.
Between 1 and 20 eligible members gathered by Dy Monanan's office last night to plan a local camp. Yar Dolman was chosen chairman and a committee including Frank Tones, Harry Stevens, Dr. Mona habo, and T. J. Nearny was formed to advance the organization. Further meetings will be held to finalize plans and establish permanent headquarters.
The ninth annual alumni dance at Bl. Patilyk parochial school last evening filled the Cullstown hall with a happy crowd of dancers. The committee spared no effort to ensure a successful event with decorated halls and warm welcomes from reception members including Eagar A. Andridy W. J. M Manon J. Dnegan John Kie Den eht Burkard Edward Kane Johnny p. wn Sahih Harrington. Attendance was about two dozen couples as Lent begins.
Butte voters elected 15 delegates and 16 alternates to the state council, to meet on the first Wednesday in March. Delegates include Ed G. Koch, A L Quirk, Flin B. Sulliven, Mike O NeNy, with alternates James A. Steele, H F O Warrel, Kate Kash, Maggie Gillick, Minnie Higgins, and others. Noted trouble at the Helland rip this morning.
Roar Kelly was arrested after a disturbance at Gillian Marringtons saloon on North Main Street. He reportedly threatened to kill her, and police escorted him to the city wall in default of bail. Marrington plans to prosecute when court opens Monday morning.
Harry Teryell reported to Por Hee Cilier Wd O'Donnell at midnight that he was robbed of $30 by Jelma Sting, a woman with property on A 8 C terrace. The man and woman were jailed, each held in 330 hands. the woman had a friend who helped, witnesses questioned, and officers noted discrepancies in the tale.
The Butte Gold Mining Company is organized as a corporation with capital stock of one share held by each incorporator. Names listed include Wallid, Nout P. Shui, Jogeny Loner, Pear Lone, and John A. Smith. Directors will be chosen, and the company plans to operate near the Nejiha rine We Rec ties Jy vicinity.
Connecticut Representative Lilley pressed for a House probe into alleged methods used by the Electric Boat company to influence naval policy. The resolution was referred to the Rules Committee, with Speaker Cannon directing the committee to report. The outcome hinges on whether substantial grounds exist for an investigation and potential battleship authorization.
Lithi Peru February locals report many American sailors in Callao and Lima with shore leave. Hundreds of men toured Plaza de Armas and city sights while ships’ crews visited battle ships. Authorities sent contingents to Lima to maintain order during the visit.
Rock Island and Santa Fe railways announce workforce increases to meet the federal pine-rour law. Rock Island superintendents in the southwestern district approve a 36 percent rise after Chicago’s approval. Santa Fe officials in the eastern Grandston region await officer counts from Chicago to determine new hires.
The weekly statement from New York lists clearing house banks for the period ending December. It summarizes total deposits, reserves, and member bank activity across the district, reflecting interbank settlements and liquidity levels for the week.
The report shows Beika holding 903 408 850 above legal requirements with a cash reserve increase of 1 018 326 compared to last week. Lodgement lists loan totals 1 148 408 700 with increases 8 721 00 and other figures for reserves and deposits across various banks and clearing house members.
Sunday school workers from across the county will convene in Bozeman for a regular air school convention. The event aims to stimulate interest and strengthen Sunday school work with Missionary Merritt of the Western Sunday School Territory in charge. Rev Mr Merritt will conduct services in Butte and Helena.
The House debated extending streetcar lines to the new Paloyton area in the District of Columbia runaways tea phrase. Attention to transfers and a motion to strengthen provisions drew no decisive action. Tomorrow continues District of Columbia business as 6:05 p.m. adjournment marked the day.
London reports from American correspondents suggest the United States may protest Japan's Manchuria policy. The open door principle is debated as merchants claim Japan gains advantage. officials doubt press reliability and some English traders deny the claimed protests.
In Wilkesbarre on a February day, ice collapsed into a mine shaft of Lebiels and Wilesbarre Coal Co as miners were lowered. Three men died and two others perished in the icy accident, with rescue efforts ongoing and authorities investigating the shaft collapse.
Hartford and Norfolk reports describe a woman identified as Stoessel who killed herself by illuminating gas. The article notes connections to Fester and mentions former employment with the general's family. Other items reference naval movements and winter maneuvers near Key West with ships Bearplon Porter De Long Blakley Tingley Thornton sailing via route 16.
City polls close at midnight with all venues serving as hotels prohibiting entry or exit except during designated hours. The measure restricts movement, and guests may not leave or enter during the restricted period except as allowed.
Local shop advertises watch cleaning from $1 and mainsprings from $1.50 with a one year guarantee. Prices noted for repair work and jewelry services, with a May 2 deadline and a customer care claim highlighted.
State Auditor McCurmugh arrived from Longfield to oversee an inquiry into Tri-Glity State Bank, which closed its doors yesterday. President C. R. Kisut said the bank is solvent but short of cash on hand.
Fragmentary and garbled report from Pais dated February 31 notes the interpellation in the chamber of deputies on the Moaracean nation has been postponed. The piece mentions MN Juarez a vigilist leader and references a yacht Hig and the torpedo boat Viper in an unclear context.
A Mayy duena practice record shows Maryland setting two world marks with bracing and six inch guns. Maryland’s team achieved high scores, with individual gunners Smith Burns Olsen among top shooters, while ships targets measured 12 by 20 feet. Other participating fleets posted varying percentages, including Teakessen Colorado 63 and Pennsylvania 97.80, as the event drew six crews across the fleet.
Clational Feb 21 five-man teams in internal events at the American Bowling Congress finish with The Bonds from Columbus 2927 Tosetti Chicago 2886 Bue Ribbons Eric St Paul 2808 Cac ors Chicago 2898. High first three shifts feature Callahan Thomas Columbus 108s F Graves J B Graves Dus Run 1406 Shedim Voorhues Baldwinsville 1160 Becker Yatterner Syracuse 1 Daley McDonald Syracuse 11 1 leading individual scores include J Toreds 611 Fred Sochle Madison Be Pfetffer Chicago ST McCain Madison 02 J Berling Covington 658.
Three men, Jerry Mikcov, Maco Sutrom, and Donovich, were arrested by a watchman at the Naval Sweat Inn and accused of bragly ing and attempting to carry away a gim pole. Deputies from the sheriff's office arrived and took them to the county jail. The incident stems from trouble at one of four ting inte locations, with Austrians reportedly summoned to the scene.
The Watchman alleges Coleman assisted in a coal theft on the car. Coleman has previously been arrested, and the report notes he was detected during the incident.
Rod Leggett reported two telegrams yesterday that J. M. Stewart a Butler pioneer merchant and citizen is very low and sinking slowly. Stewart is now at Eureka Springs Arkansas awaiting further word.
In Newenatleon Tyne Erlend on February day the Glike pit disaster claimed fourteen miners. Only one escaped as others perished in the night blast. Rescue teams rushed back in to recover the dead and secure the pit while more miners were brought to safety.
In Marysville Ohio voters cast 1011 ballots in a congressional district election night. Ralph Cole’s successor nomination was not made, leaving the field unsettled as the Eighta district wrap up.
The Sixth congressional district held a Republican convention with Mitchell and Grininy named as delegates to the national convention and instructed to favor Taft. A funeral service is noted for Senator Latiner, with details regarding time and location.
Government financial notice outlines the treasury count and currency status as of the close of business on February. It notes compliance and requests further action by authorities to settle and review conditions. The terse summary reflects a formal accounting update from the number closely tied to fiscal oversight.
Fringe OCR fragment shows a store name and address in a rough notice. It mentions Mayer's at 22 W Park and a place called the People's Store. The readable items are fragmentary and lack a clear event or action.
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