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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
10
Hight and Fairfield company have operated a glasses fitting service for twenty five years. The text also mentions IWGHT and WARFIRDD COM TANT in unclear form, but the meaningful fact is the long standing eyewear fitting practice.
Local society notes from Butte report births on West Park and Nevada avenues, visits by residents from Kalispell Whitehall Pony and Wisdom, and several trips to Ogden Anaconda Spokane and California for business and shopping. Employers advertise lunch options and temporary rates as Wellcome and Peekover Co offer two dollar to three dollar per day specials.
Special disputes report that Judge Hunt sustained the defendant’s demurrer to a supplemental complaint in a case involving Molhes Bridge and Forsyth. The court ruled a mechanic’s lien cannot be recorded against a municipality and that the claim was not properly presented to the city council. The complaint was found fatally defective.
In Paris the garment models protest wages as the pictures display that prices for clothing are beyond ordinary buyers. Aira Gudley defends the trend, saying she does not blame them while noting the outfits are not affordable for many.
A dialogue fragment shows a Jewinn Lodger and a young wife debating honesty and timing. A spinster and a teacher add quips on virtue and change. The scene hints at social tensions over truth, propriety, and rising prices in everyday life.
The Montana Independent Telephone Company declared another quarterly dividend of 1 percent payable to stockholders of record February 2. This brings total 12 month disbursements to 6 percent. The company aims for higher 1910 dividends based on expanded local and long distance business. Twin Bridges grants a franchise and construction for a modern exchange will begin. Also noting a weekend sale at Hennessy’s front windows with bargains on men’s overcoats and salts including suits at reduced prices.
Thorn isn t anything equal is our ts season s sulla with all one third off equal to any other hargein at any price.
A Kansas City Journal fragment shows a professor asking for a suitable graduate to fill a position. He questions whether a football player or an expert would meet the requirements, reflecting a recruitment scene and a senior class context.
A fragment describes bric-a-brac as affordable yet artful, noting Auger sells beautiful pieces suitable for weddings and other gifts in a wide price range.
Butte city council forms a six member committee to urge swift, honorable settlement of the railroad switchmen strike. The panel telegrams Governor Norris, railroad chairmen, and Interstate Commerce Commission seeking immediate action to avert industrial distress and ensure peace and prosperity.
Death notices list Dentha Cunningham Earl age 10 at 110 West Galena street with funeral Sunday at 2 PM at Mt. Moriah. James C. Keegan revered from 845 North Montana street with high mass at St Lawrence Church tomorrow morning. Archibald Odgers of Cornwall aged 34 to be buried from 817 Highland avenue with time pending. Patrick Nel Aled death with funeral time to be announced. all under Sherman & Reed arrangement.
In a district court case, Dr. Haland sues Dr. Hanson for a balance of medical services said to date from November 3, 1904, to November 9, 1904, including charges for professional medical and surgical care. The plaintiffs allege a former close friendship soured over money and controversy, with public imputations surrounding their estrangement.
A divorced wife, Mrs. Imma Campbell, was granted a veree from William A. Campbell by Judge Donlan over neglect. He earned 34 a day but provided no support for over a year, though claims he helped after their Glendale marriage on April 2 1909. Custody of the children awarded to Mrs. Campbell amid accusations of nonpayment and prior gifts.
Ten services at the First Presbyterian church will end this evening and no services are listed for tomorrow night. Last night the topic focused on missions and the missionary spirit driving church growth. Rev Hartman led, stressing that missionary work remains central to the church’s strength, echoing early Christian history.
The Newsboys club begins ward contests with a points system and a supper reward for the top ward. Attendance was high as a program of five cents, recitations, songs and dances was conducted by the First ward delegation. Bar W. Cunningham, a club member, died at 119 West Galen Street Wednesday and floral tributes will be sent. The Royville Gazeters will become an official organ amid rivalry and new features.
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