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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1907
Page
8
Fragmentary Butte page text shows advertising and notices for a grand event at East Broadway with unclear venue and names. The readable bits indicate promotional material and contact details, but specifics are missing.
A fragmented reflection praises a year’s mining prosperity, noting underground work, favorable prospects, and overall satisfaction. The speaker contrasts with lean years, highlights merchant conditions, and expresses hope that tomorrow will be as abundant as today.
A compact string of items from Butte notes transport readers through Lexington era social chatter. Mentions rental planes, multiple visiting figures from Spokane and Denver, local business addresses, and social events like a New Year dance at Coliseum pavilion.
A small fire damaged the residence of Willam D Pascoe at 309 Barth Montana Street. The fire department answered the alarm at 4 39 yesterday afternoon. No injuries were reported. the extent of damage was described as minor.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Duty Edward Gordon died yesterday at 409 Enet Granite Street Funeral services are set for this Tuesday at 2 o clock at Ancred Heart church Local church notices provide the scant readable details from the Minnesota area.
The death of F A Parry of Palisade Nevada is reported with grateful shock. Parry passed away Friday night March 2 at Bonvue. The news note notes the family and local reactions to the loss.
Walthall, a former employee of Dr. Bryant, burglarized the doctor's West Broadway rooms between 9 and 10 yesterday morning, stealing diamonds, a necklace, and $440. He confessed, claimed access via a transom, but a key was found on him. Police recovered most of the loot. he was identified after the doctor alerted authorities.
The Silver Bow Humane Society held its annual meeting in Judge Doran's courtroom on Granite Street with strong turnout. New officers were elected: President A. R. Bartlett, Vice President Dr J B Bernheim, Secretary-Treasurer W Orr, Directors Rev E Groen gel Granville Stuart J R Russel W W Waleworth Adeing Weaster J P Bock and dre McCullousis. The secretary was tasked to file the annual report. Membership fees were suspended until June 1 and a notable rise in membership occurred. Discussion covered taxation and the McDuff boy case. a motion urged the humane officer to ask the district judge to send the boy to reform school. A further meeting was scheduled for January 7.
The Y M C A lecture series continues with Frank Nye of Minnesota speaking at Mountain View Church tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. He will deliver his renowned Abrah am Lincoln address and is praised as a leading criminal lawyer following the Harry Razwood case. Governor Johnson of Minnesota lauded Nye’s Lincoln portrait as exceptionally eloquent.
S ZAKLAN NOW IN JAIL FOR SHOOTING BALDISERO. Steve Zaklan who was injured resisting capture in a duel with Deputy Sheriff Baldisero in Meaderville weeks ago was released from hospital and placed in county jail. He faces assault charges as Baldisero sustained a forehead wound and injuries to a hand. Authors believe the bullet remains in the neural ward.
A pair of forgeries surfaced in town with two different signatures. One signed as Jones appeared at a large mercantile house while another name on a draft claimed to be from National Bank. A clerk was accused and questioned, and investigators traced the papers to William E. Harwell of the Walkover Shoe Company who stated he knew neither party.
Fragmentary record describes a customer attempting payment, a promise to obtain a check at a saloon, failure to return, and a bank pursuit. No concrete names, dates, or locations are readable, leaving the incident details indeterminable.
Both sides feature balanced lineups led by Butte prep stars with captain L. Ingl and A. Re Mte. Referee Uily Adame to preside as Lasalle League hosts present lineup Reds Trennery Swankers Movher Cuban Henline Grunert Baymour and others. Dancing to follow. free admission for local residents.
After a Grant opera house performance tonight in Crystal Springs guests from the Sutton circle and Guandayer company joined a New Year’s party. Big sleighs bore the revelers to the spring where dancing followed and supper was served, making the event a highly envied celebration.
Snowy conditions dull the moll weather as curlers gather at the Montana street rink for the Tonkin trophy opening. Soar rinks compete while forecasts promise more games today with Wesy sweepers and yelliti skips likely to perform. A large gallery and many players are expected. New Year’s play features on the morning and afternoon programs.
County attorney filed charges in Tustlee Cavun's court against Tohn M. Vola and Tony Gionecoin for grand larceny linked to an embezzlement of about 4400 in mining stock and cash from Meaderville Crow company. Nephew Cole Webb and Glonecola were implicated. both men were captured in Rhyalite Nevada after a three month investigation led by Detective P. Melnerny. The Webb inheritance and family ties are noted, with both suspects reportedly willing to return to stand trial without requisition papers. Sheriff J. J. Quinn and the detective are expected back later in the week.
The annual Elks gathering in Butte drew large crowds with a refined program directed by L. A. Walken. Mrs Jack Dawson led a standout vocal portion, joined by Besate Tannehill F C Hopper and W R Strehl. George Palmer narrated jokes and history as the crowd ushered in the new year with Auld Lang Syne.
Following Sfiss Dunnehill's songs the programme regained possession and stayed until the Tweeting ended. Dr. Schwartz, FP. Burmeister, Alexander Mackel, Joseph McGarrigie, Thomas BF, Colbert and others aided the success. Refreshments were abundant, with many committees ensuring no detail was overlooked.
Directors of the Fair and Racine association report a second payment of 15000 dollars due today on the Bulte unre track for the Dely estate. The total, near 19000 dollars, is reportedly secured by stock sales, signaling strong confidence in the organization and plans for future annual race meets. An executive committee is already planning next summer with a July meet featuring mixed events and running races.
Jack Walsh a prominent Butte figure suffered a broken rib after a toll yesterday and received treatment at the city hospital before being moved to the county hospital for care
In Denver judge Mulling dismissed the case accusing Josie Winchester mining holdings being harmed by a conspiracy. Defendants A M Stevenson A B Crll ton J J Welcher and Herbert Warne were cleared after the prosecution failed to prove a prima facie case of action in the Jack Pot and other Cripple Creek district mines.
Dr Dodd promotes a diagnostic method for children's eyes claiming no paralyzed eye muscles or test-type guns. He argues his method better than test tents and crude ideas, promising relief and comfort for thousands previously discouraged by eye issues.
Classified fragment notes a watch sale or listing reading RW 1 KP on the reverse side with ward reference Standard Butte. The readable bits point to a local listing item in a newspaper column.
Prashting Judge Geahant refused Mayor Schmite’s bid to remove pending indictments from Judge Dunne’s court and reassign them to another department. Judge Graham stated transfer requires Judge Dunne’s written consent as all defense attorneys were present. Bar ret, for Mayor Schmitz, argued for an immediate trial amid disputes over co defendant Huot.
A German ex magistrate coerces confession from a teacher suspect in Bayreuth area killings. Mueller admits to murdering three women, including a widow eight years ago, a telephone operator three years past, and a 11 year old girl weeks ago. Evidence followed the magistrate's dramatic skull reveal.
In Sterling a wedding unites William Vera and Agnes Rivert as 34 children join their blended clan totaling 110 years in ages. The groom is 20 and the bride acknowledges a years long license history. Neighbors at Montias Belay note ample offspring for a football team and sewing circle.
The passage urges men with worn lower front teeth to seek timely treatment using small gold fillings to halt further wear and delay. It praises Dr. Bradley for this work and hints at high prices, then mentions Pennsylvania stock.
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