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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
6
Ad describes heavy oak storefront window display shoes with windoow heel in sizes 11 to 14 and 2, value at $2.50. Shoes are described as made from fine materials with sturdy soles and high heels, highlighted by a first-rate finish and petite design details.
Edward Crinsell a 76 year old native of County Waterford died early yesterday at St Vermes hospital after a long mining and ranching life in Montana. A pioneer, he crossed plains from Wisconsin in 1863, worked in Alder Gulch seven years, later ranching near Laurin and Butte, then split time between Laurin and hospital care. He leaves a few relatives and was honored with a Greek Orthodox funeral service in Butte.
Fifty mothers of the Montana Society of Clenglasers travel from Butte to Anaconda to tour the smelter works and brick works, marveling at the vast scale. Guides show every feature, and the group returns to Butte for an informal evening at the Silver Bow club. A program of tours, school of mines visits, theater, and a business session with officers elected follows.
In Goldfield Nevada on January 3 the Western Federation of Miners reports 1 309 votes with 1 293 in favor of ending the strike by accepting the offer. The two thirds rule is cited and workers resume shifts, especially at operators who remained idle earlier.
The body of Thomas O Malley a well known plumber died in a hospital in Los Angeles on Wednesday per telegram received here. The plumbers union attends the funeral and burial plans await the arrival of a brother from British Columbia tomorrow.
Conrad Hull was arrested last night for breaking the estuarantine ordinance. He claimed ignorance of the law and his family at 282 Gaylor Street suffers as a result. He renamed his liberty pending a hearing by furnishing a bond.
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