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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1910
Page
13
The piece extols the Hight and Fairfield Company as a trusted jeweler and optician. It claims high standards in eye fitting, emphasizing extensive character and business history, with free eye examinations and assurance that only capable, reputable fitters work there.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Best clothes at Tonkin's. McLaughlin Coal Co. supplies coal and wood. W H Jensen of Great Falls in town. J S&S Haley from Bozeman visited. Cor ned beef and fried oysters free at the California today. P H Daniels of Deer Lodge registered at the Finten. Kk P Ferguson of St Regis in town staying at the Finten. Miller beer at Walker's draws comment. R Bancroft of White Sulphur Springs stopping at the Thornton. Births noted at 620 East Galena and 108 West Porphyry streets. Quartz location blanks sold at the Standard office. P Dowling of Basin lodged at the Thornton. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Mike Conroy. Great Falls townsite lots advertised at 51 East Broadway. Open evenings. The January Popular Magazine and Hampton's Magazine at the P O news stand. Klafski's advertises crabs and oysters at 123 North Main. Ice blackout after a chunk fell on East Broadway near Frank building. State Senator Ed Donlan passed through Butte en route from Helena to Missoula.
Modern Woodmen of America Silver Bow camp 5805 will hold a Tuesday evening meeting at the Carpenter's union hall to install newly elected officers for the coming year. A class of 50 new members will be initiated, followed by a social session and refreshments for all members.
Jerry McCarthy known as Deaf Jerry died at 7 30 last evening in his room at 360 East Broadway. A well known miner and smelterman he formerly foreman of the smelter at Anaconda. He was single and a native of Georgetown DC aged 41 with no relatives in this region.
Joe Kane a miner at the Leonard suffered a back injury from a rockfall last night around midnight. He was taken to Murray's hospital where doctors report he is resting well and likely to be laid up only a few days.
Notice of Bids announces sale of Miners' union coal yards and equipment. Union reserves right to reject any or all bids. Bids close January 11, 1919 at Miners' union office. DAN HOLLAND president AL M'CLELLAN secretary.
On and after Jan 1 1910 calks charged 10 cents drop to 7 cents. Master Horseshoers Association Local No 8 Charles W Lane secretary. In calling Anaconda Helena and other points over Independent telephone pay only for honest value. Wanted experienced saleslady for ankle strap slippers apply before 9 am Red Boot Shoe Co 36 North Main Butte Mrs Shirkey electro vapor baths and massage parlor 355 Phoenix Ind 6940.
A New Year’s dance at the Cash saloon ended in trouble when ejected revelers fired coal at the building and shot through a broken window. Bartenders J M Butcher and I J Martch called police. deputies arrested Anton Platt Martin Sumonish and William Jackson, all Austrians, with charges to be determined.
The World Company hosted a banquet last night for its 39 messenger boys as a thank you for their hard work during the holidays. About 25 boys attended in the Harbour block basement office, enjoying turkey, trimmings, dessert, and coffee under the supervision of manager Tom Butterfield.
Hennessy announces a greatest sale of undermuslins with the best assortment ever shown. The store promises the smallest prices and describes a wide variety of dainty garments available today.
Cricket Fowler and Viola Collette were dumped from a sleigh during a blizzard a mile and a half from Regan road house. They walked in freezing conditions to Regan and were aided by Mrs Regan before police and Dr Tremblay attended. Joe Oulette was arrested as a possible sleigh partner and held as a witness while another suspect was sought.
Butte endures a record cold spell with temperatures from 11 below to 12 below, windless and heavy snow. Oregon Short Line loses service near Pocatello and Du bois while Great Northern and Milwaukee trains run late. Streetcars restore near full service after 36 hours of plowing though cemetery line lags. Mayor Nevin urges sidewalk snow removal with limited enforcement. Canney Jeremiah Canney dies at 419 North Wyoming. funeral at St Marys Church.
Comedy Sidetracked at the Family Theater delights audience with a wanderer who helps expose a villain. A sensational limited train scene and a rural courtroom moment provide comic and moral contrast. Next week Cornell company presents In Woman's Power.
In Missoula on January 2, the Sons of Hermann and Daughters of Hermann lodges and the Missoula Maennerchor organized a Christmas entertainment for children of all three groups. The Eagles hall was festively decorated with a large tree and gifts. After gifts, an informal program and refreshments followed, ending a happy evening for all involved.
Charles F. Degelman of the Miner's local staff was elected president of the Butte Newspaper Writers union by acclamation. The six year old group also elected Will F. Floto as vice president John Condon as secretary Walter L. Browne as financial secretary N C Haynes as sergeant at arms and named W E Ellsworth H Sultzer J E Mullinix Louis M Thayer and Dell Keith to the executive committee H C Suliger was named chairman of the committee.
Weinberg's at 67 West Park advertises a week long sale offering one fourth off all suits priced from 20 to 75 dollars. The ad claims the classiest suits in Montana and notes a magnificent line of heavy coats not duplicated in Butte.
The Eagles schedule a social after installing elected officers tonight at 8 o'clock. Funeral arrangements for Edward W. Neeley show he will be moved to his family residence at 805 West Granite Street for a 2 p.m. service with Rev. E J Groeneveld presiding. John G. Nelson, 60, died yesterday and his body was taken to Richards' parlors. Funeral notice offered for 2.95. Red Boot Shoe Co. at 36 North Main, Butte.
Rev. E V Ostrander spoke at Shortridge Memorial Christian church on moral spiritual and intellectual education. He said character is the greatest thing and Christ gives eternal life and abundance, urging effort to build a life not just happiness. Funeral notice for Edward H Neeley announced by Silver Bow circle No 239 W of W with meetings at 66 West Granite Street.
A short ad urges customers to call Orton Bros at 214 218 Main Street for the best value on Plano organs.
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