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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1911

Page

10

Butte Current Notes and Local Advertisements Summary

Local notes from Butte describe dental work by Dr Tronalites on North Main Street and mentions nearby shops and services. The piece notes a variety of merchants, a church contact with Father Te Stera, and a reference to Wills and an insurance fund. It also advertises stationery items and a sale at a P.O. newsstand.

Orlan Brox Moltaghlin Cal Co North Main Street Mark Wenedital Mather Follett Father Te Stera Manson Block Ira Inter Aicuntam P.O. Nvws West Patt Doler Snogey Frechlet Insuranion Disabli Fund

Singer faces jury in case of mystery woman case

Jintie Singer a writer at the A B C Mance Tull way appeared before Judge MaGowan yesterday following an arrest at a red light hotel. Witnesses stated they had operated together in the woman's room and restaurant, though both denied cohabitation. The judge took the case under advisement until the afternoon. McCarthy also faced gun charges and will be tried soon. Earlier three men convicted for drunken disturbances were fined four dollars each.

Jintie Singer A. B.C MaGowan Dudga McGoran Render Hin der Vlad Pin McCarthy Singer Gunn Tames Sullivan

After-season Bargains At Clarke's Overcoats

Crowded Clarke's store on North Mal street advertises heavy overcoats priced from $1 to $3 as post season bargains. The display promises strong value with large stock and extended sale with crowds noted in the corner of the town page.

Clerke’s Clarke's

Card of Tunnks extends thanks to all

We extend all thanks to friends for attendance at a vacancy reception and the officers request attendance at a joint revision meeting. The note asks members to bring final information to the meeting and confirms Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in a hall. The secretary notes the event is in memory of the late officers and asks all in attendance to bring final documents.

Anna

No Public Demand for Proposed Bill to Close Picture Houses

The article reports strong opposition to a proposed bill to close moving picture houses on Sundays and holidays and to bar children under 15 at all times. Business owners in Butte argue there is no public demand, noting most profits stay in Montana and express concerns about harming a vital local industry. They cite support for film schools and censorship systems, and warn of lost employment if theaters close.

Butte Liber Unions Lawtte W A. Gantra Orpheum Seaving Picture Theater Orpheum Treasure Stile Montana Botf K Hest Mout Ciizens Chicago Jom D. Shoop Maxwell New York America Ita Hue Yorwinie Eda Ui Die George Willan International Nmakoral Auierican Union Asia Ming Nuloh

Imperial Block Fire Threatens East Park Structure

Early yesterday morning a fire endangered the Imperial block on East Park street. Flames began in the basement area under the saloon, with a large quantity of oil and debris present. The blaze burned for hours before suppression, prompting investigation and safety concerns for the surrounding area.

Imperial Block

Augusta Girl Sues For Damages In Dog Bite Case

Augusta Rehfus, a four year old, sues John Walsh and Mary Walsh for four thousand dollars plus medical costs after a dog named Die bit and knocked her down in 1909. The trial featured dog ownership questions for jurors and included testimony from relatives, neighbors, and a physician about injuries and the dog’s behavior.

South Manlus Street Placer Street Walan Mike Walsh John Rebfus Amy Chonlinard

Funeral rites for aviator Arch Hoxsey held in Pasadena

The funeral of aviator Arch Hoxsey was conducted in Pasadena. Only Hoxsey’s personal friends and former aviation associates attended per his mother Minnie Hoxsey’s wishes. The ceremony followed a day earlier aviation gathering, with a repurposed airplane hoped to serve as a ceremonial symbol.

Parsons Giron Curden Philln Parmaine Eugene Rly Walter Broniins Jamon Hadley Tighort Latham Charles T. Willard Murrey Madant Tlozsey Hoxney T Nat Hoxsey Aveater Minnie C. Hoxsey Mount Wilton Joh Wilts Baur Oridental College Pasadena Calatan Aven Hoxsey Nens Domingues Field Rndéviers Minnie C. Hoxsay Ron Abe Toxsey

Mayer Sells Diamonds For Less Or Money Back

Mayer, 22 West Pearl, offers flawless diamonds and watches for less with money back guarantee. He advertises fair pricing, easy terms for merchants, and promises to beat higher quotes while maintaining quality.

MAYER Ivan Oaks Cerlain Bolt Baowwane Mayer Mall Monay Baele Roy, Dann Inslla Ona Mayes

Act of Charity S First Work Done By New Board

Esther Reece and Katherine Rogers, two Butte girls, were sent to Helena to enter as dantes of the Morance Crittenton home. James Reilly signed as chair for the first time, Gus Btramme joined the board, and Mrs Bucher secured approval and transportation to Melon home.

Board of County Commmisdomers Esther Reece Katherine Rogers Butte Helena Diantes Morance Crittenton James Reilly Gus Btramme Board of County Commissioners Bucher Hoth

Thief Accused Man Pleads Not Guilty in Arraignment

Abe Warwick, a colored man, was arraigned before Justice Foley for pocketbook theft from John Doe and pleaded not guilty. Bonds set at 3300. Trial scheduled for this afternoon. Warwick says he acted to return the item and will be exonerated. many witnesses subpoenaed.

Abe Warwick John Doe Foley Warwick John Dos

Million Acres Entered in Great Falls Land Office

A Great Falls dispatch reports 5 723 filings by homeseekers in the district this period, marking a high westward record with over 2 000 000 acres claimed. Receipts near 203 7 dollars by November end, December projected around 10 000, with April the peak month for filings and varied monthly totals through November.

Great Walls B. L. Barnes GA. Wilson Great Valls

Body of Miller Quietly Buried After Slaying

Special dispatch reports the quiet burial of George A. Miller, slain at a hall. Lok aby, his partner, had fed him and threatened his life earlier. Miller, ninety four, was buried in Carmichael's undertaker rooms after funeral expenses were paid with money from the crime. No relatives have been located and his spouse appears unaware of his past.

Llandara Pallipsburg George A. Miller William Lokaby Carmichael

Resolutions Adopted by Botte ant Anaconda Theatrical Stage Union

Resolutions condemn Sunday and holiday picture show exhibitions aimed at under 18s arguing for regulation and display of laws. The union notes potential unemployment from closures and cites 7000 to 16009 moral and criminal patrons as evidence against the measure. Copies will be sent to Helena lawmakers and press. Signed by W A KYL President Boal Maloy Secretary Treasurer.

Botte Ant Anaconda Theatrical Stage Employen’ Union Vivevgn Glauv Lenge Helena W. A. Kyl Prostiont Chawla Malloy Knowle

Embezzlement Probe Halts at Board of Livestock Commission

State Examiner Kumpcom reports $20 000 misappropriations involving Samuel W Langhorne Jr acting clerk. shortages traced to 1908 1910 with undisclosed remittances and irregular cash book entries. Audit needed to verify receipts and correct accounts, including marks and brands records.

Helena Kumpcom Hia Samuel W. Langhorne Jr Kuimpe Commission State Board Dre Commission Phig Brent Marks Langhorne Whittong Ita Dats

Gold and Silver Report From Helena Assay Office

Helena January 3 report from I B Milley shows December 1910 bullion from Lewis and Clark county up $2,832.85 over 1909. Chouteau Fergus and Madison counties are top producers, with $144,786.26 shipped to Helena, six seventh of state total. County totals include Broadwater $854.14 Cascain $188 Chouteau $62,285.63 Deer Lodge $120.68 Fergus $346,220 Granite $108.3 Madison $195.98 Missoula $27.62 Powell $984.93 Ravalli $207.80 Silver Bow $1,687.29 total $167,700.35.

Gandal Standard Helena I. B. Milley United States Lewis and Clark Broadwater Cascailn Chouteru Deer Lodge Fergus Madison Missoula Powell

Federal jury indicts for forgery and cattle theft

Special Dispatch reports the federal grand jury released indictments including Agaliat Tack Moser for forging a money order endorsement at Kallspall, with arraignment set. Pleas of not guilty were entered by Michael Wrote and Toots Brown for cattle theft on the Blacktoot reservation, while Alvie Otter Bull and Peter Paul Notch pled not guilty to murder charges.

Stouderd Heinna Agaliat Tack Moser Kallspall Moser

Woolgrowers convention delegates head to Portland

Helena dispatch reports that two Montanans will be largely represented at the National Woolgrowers convention in Portland Oregon. A delegation from various parts of the state has departed by train led by T C Bower A K Prencott Dr M J Knowles J S Holiday and Rev Dr Stanley of Whitehall, crossing the Northern Pass.

Standard Helena Dno Montand andoula+ Un Portland Inva Haga City Molen T. C. Bower A. Ik Prencott M. J. Knowles J. 5 Holiday Stanley Whitehall Northorn Pass

Interior approves secession of commissioner's district

A partial, garbled note states the Interior Secretary approved secession actions affecting a commissioner and district, mentioning a donor and a court-like entry by Behwarts Jr in a Molonn lend dis tists. The readable fragments suggest administrative changes in a regional allocation or jurisdiction.

Bpoeied Waanington Jan Secretary of the Interior Bha Flor Uoucupy Behwarts Jr

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