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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1910
Page
13
The piece urges prompt professional eye examination at the Hight & Fairfield company for accurate glasses or treatment. It claims the firm offers competent sight testing and reliable service, promoting insurance for eyesight as a priority and warning against untrustworthy providers.
Local items report renting pianos from Orton Bros and Coal and Wood McLaughlin Coal. Births announced for John Adamich and Glen Thompson families. Real estate ads for Great Falls townsite lots and Wellcome & Peckover Co rates. Public official Lieut. Gov. W. R. Allen in town. Police Captain Norton trial postponed to allow travel to Helena for a legislative session.
George Morrison claims two women cost him about $40 during an investigation of the red light district. He reported to police. Fannie Cohen and Annie Smith were detained but released on bonds of $100 each. Morrison remained jailed as a witness and lost his money.
Anna Rikley, two week illness, dies at 896 East Broadway from diphtheria. Her parents and a sibling lengthily ill, quarantine imposed on the family. Funeral planned for tomorrow afternoon from the private residence. Two other children in the household remain unaffected.
Rev Morris Goers East and Rev Morgan H Morris assistant pastor of Sacred Heart Catholic church left last evening for Chicago to perform the marriage ceremony for his brother M A Morris who is to wed a Chicago lady. Ads are important.
Rev. A. D. Batchelor urged Montana readers to honor a day of rest citing Exodus on the seventh day. He argued against seven days of labor for both workers and capital, calling for stronger state Sunday rest laws and consistent enforcement against landlords and entertainment venues.
Rev. W T Groom of the Anti Saloon League urged St Pauls Church on the Bible’s Revelation to illustrate a new era of business discipline. He warned strong drink threatens American prosperity, cited open saloons reduced to 27 percent, and urged Montana business leaders to join the anti liquor movement for moral and political uplift.
Orton Bros invites shoppers to contact 214 218 Main Street for best value on pianos and organs. The ad emphasizes price deals and direct sales from the local supplier.
Dr Edward Elliott, famous dramatic reader, appears next Friday at the Auditorium under school teachers. He will present The Servant in the House after success in Charles Rann Kennedy's play and tours in eastern cities.
Funeral services announced for John P Sullivan at 1004 California Ave St Josephs Church high mass. Pat ONeil at 5 Bennett St St Lawrence Church high mass. Archibald Odgers at 517 Highland Ave with 2 pm service Rev A Oliver. Lizzie Astran to Sherman and Reed parlors then 2 pm service tomorrow at her home Mt Moriah cemetery interment. Sherman and Reed directing.
Butte camp No 153 will install its new officers Wednesday night all Woodmen should attend bring four friends lunch and other good things committee notes.
A terse note describes a tenantless property as an unnecessary misfortune amounting to non management, highlighting lack of occupancy and stewardship concerns.
There isn't anything equal to our this season's suits all at one half price equal to any other bargain at any price.
Mrs Sadie Cunningham and Edward Cunningham express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and support after the death of their son Lars E B Cunningham. They thank the Newsboys' club and others for flowers received.
White-Andrew J White died Saturday morning and will be buried Tuesday at 10 from the family residence Three Mile house Requiem high mass to be celebrated at St Josephs church at 10 30.
Readers are assured that Mayer's Jewelry offers a guarantee of the lowest price with money back protection, calming any speculation about buying power and value.
The 1893 visit of Cardinal Satolli, pope's legate, to Butte drew thousands to an open air mass and a week of church and civic events. Attendees included Archbishop Grace, scholars from Catholic University, local clergy, and prominent citizens. The visit spurred church expansion talk and a ceremonial tour of St Patrick's Parish, the Anaconda mine, and a reception at the Irish American club.
Satelli expressed heartfelt thanks to the people of Butte for the magnificent reception and called the open-air service the grandest scene he had witnessed in America.
T. J. Walsh, en route to Helena, reports large turnout at Ogden woolgrowers gathering despite rail delays and severe winter weather threatening flocks. He notes Wyoming sheepmen lack hay and rely on Nebraska Kansas corn but cannot obtain it. He confirms Pinchot removal rumors were not announced to avoid unrest at the convention.
A historical snippet explains using the Bell Telephone two-number service between Butte and Anaconda. Callers ask for the party’s number in the other exchange and remain on the line.
Miss Mabel C Brook aged 23 died last evening at her mother's residence 1729 West Quartz street. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p m with Rev J J Noftsinger officiating.
Reverend E. J. Groeneveld of First Presbyterian argues the golden age lies ahead not behind us. He cites improving church conditions and urges Christians to boost activity to seize opportunities and advance the church, countering the pessimistic view of today’s world.
Tonkin's advertises a busy day featuring a closing out sale of men’s high grade underwear. Odd lots and drawers offered in flat weave garments several colors, with wear values up to 200 per garment, priced at 95e a piece.
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