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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
19
Richard II notes the Hight and Fairfield Company has served as the optician of record for a quarter century, fitting glasses and providing eyewear since its founding.
Daily snippets from Butte noting lunch spots and suppliers, residents traveling for business, several births with dates and addresses, local personalities visiting from nearby towns, magazine availability at the post office, and upcoming real estate and travel mentions. Names include Walker, Orton Bros, Klafski, McLaughlin Coal Co, J Stewart, T H Bacorn, Armstead, J Q Stretch, Kendall, Charles Alsop, Fred Vogel, Antoni Stronisha, California lunch, Dr M Lowney, Havre, D F Smith, Kalispell, William Charles Hill, 1102 Iowa avenue, Pipestone Springs, Wells Com Keen?
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Helena January 6 Judge Hunt sustains the defendant’s der Burrer in the Des Moines Bridge and a row company case against Forsyth. A mechanic’s lien cannot be sustained against a municipality under state law. The claim was not first presented to the city council and the complaint is fatally defective.
Washington Star report notes artists in Paris contest higher pay as Mrs. McGudley defends them, arguing the pictures show models cannot afford clothes. The snippet reflects sympathy and debate on compensation in the arts.
The Jewish Ledger quips about a man known for always saying the right thing at the right time, provoking a playful exchange about meeting such a flawless figure.
A quirky classroom remark links water turning to ice with price shifts. The tongue in cheek comment by students or a teacher highlights how costs rise as the ice forms.
The Montana Independent Telephone Company directors declare a 1 percent quarterly dividend payable February 1 to stockholders of record January 20. This marks the sixth dividend, totaling 6 percent in under 13 months, with expected gains in 1910 amid increased local and long distance business and Twin Bridges franchise granted for a modern plant. Hennessy ads promote men’s overcoats and suits at Saturday sale prices, with items priced at 7.75, 12.75, and 17.75, limited quantities, sale starts Saturday 9 AM.
A local ad proclaims one third off for this season's suits at Weinberg-67 West Park, claiming unmatched value for the price. The copy touts the discount as equal to any bargain and emphasizes exclusive stock and style for shoppers.
In a Kansas City Journal item a recruiter asks a college professor about hiring a senior class graduate. The exchange questions whether a football player would fit and suggests a dolin expert as an alternate, revealing a quirky campus employment discussion.
A piece of bric-a-brac may have that rare touch which makes it a work of art and still be inexpensive Mayer carries beautiful bric-a-brac suitable for weddings and other presents in a wide range of prices Mayer aims to induce you to compare and see the value in small decorative pieces.
A sale offers brass items such as sardinieres candelabra candlesticks tobacco jars and other novelties at half the marked price. No items are reserved.
City council appoints a committee to press immediate action for an honorable settlement of the strike affecting Montana industries. The committee telegraphs Governor Norris and state and federal railroad authorities urging prompt settlement to avoid widespread distress. Obituaries note Cunningham, Keegan, Odgers, and O Neil with funeral plans in Butte.
Docto rs Willis H Haviland and I WM Hanson once close colleagues and friends have drifted apart amid a suit filed in district court. Haviland seeks 2010 for professional services rendered as an assistant to Hanson from November 2 1904 to November 197. A separate claim includes 207 59 for a Concord double harness sold to Hanson. Also reported are a divorce granted to Emma Campbell from William A Campbell for neglect and non support, a bank suit by First National Bank of Butte against Homestake Mining for 1147 27 with attached quartz lodes and claims, and a divorce suit by Rose Norris against Gus Norris for desertion and non support. A probate petition for Lydia L Kirk’s will is filed naming John N Kirk and Elizabeth Williams as heirs. Ida Ferris sues Charles A Ferris. he claims she deserted him December 28 1908 and denies marital wrongs.
The Fire Presbyterian church will end union services this evening with no services tomorrow night. Last night Rev. Hartman led a discussion on missions and the missionary spirit driving the church’s strength and growth. He argued the modern church must follow the early Christian example and continue mission work.
The Newsboys club began a series of ward contests with aims of a final supper for the winning ward. First ward presented a program of essays recitations songs and dances with deportment and attendance marks. Attendance was high and there was general enthusiasm. Karl W Cunningham a club member died at 9 West Galena Street. The club will send floral tributes and attend the funeral. The Boyville Gazette will publish articles as rivalry grows.
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