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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1910
Page
10
Butte readers are urged to consult a reliable optician for precise eye care. The Hight and Fairfield Company offers free examinations and careful fitting by a skilled optometrist, promising proper lenses and a patient, unhurried process.
Local notes recount visits from Deer Lodge and Anaconda, arrivals from Dillon and Park City, and social calls across Butte. Reports mention trades, hotel stays, and a variety of residents, with a focus on everyday movements in Butte’s social fabric.
Bid sale announced for Minere union cost yards and equipment. Union reserves right to reject any or all bids. Bids to be presented at Biln era union office. Dan Holland president and Al McLellan secretary. Sale closing date to be announced.
Charlot, lifelong leader of the tribe, dies leaving a void in agency affairs. Martin Char Jol Loziak is seen as possible heir though Antoine Moise may shape the succession. Funeral plans set for Wednesday at the agency church with a large feast anticipated.
A store on Dakote Street between Broadway and Park caught fire yesterday morning from an overheated stovepipe. Firemen battled flames as Christmas decorations on the ceiling ignited, burning down decorations and front goods. The owner Pred Lewis sustained burns to hands and facial hair while pulling down burning items and escaping the flames.
James Conmors and a former Tollea man were arrested early yesterday as they planned to rob Charles Coburn at the corner of Park and Mal streets. Coburn, reportedly intoxicated, was targeted for a strong-arm theft and money was taken. They were charged with robbery and jailed pending arraignment.
The Royal Arcanum Society held its annual ball at 17 West Broadway with entertainment by members. The gathering praised as enjoyable. Frank Schofield impressed with poems The Shooting of Dan McGrew and The Creation of Sam McGee. New officers seated: G. G. Smith regent, A. L. O’Connell regent, George H. Lee crater, PF. Shaw mast regent, J. A. Hard Up secretary, W. E. Burgess vice regent.
A county clerk and recorder filed annual reports for multiple firms. Open Range Sheep Company lists 35 000 capital stock with 27 66 7 liabilities. Phoenix Amusement Company shows 20 000 capital stock and 59 000 liabilities. Patper's Dream Mining and Milling Company reports 399 000 paid up capital with 1 149 028 liabilities. Other entities include Montane Hard Wall Plaster, G and Co, packing company, Napton Realty, New Canstock Gold and Silver Mining Co. and more, detailing capital stock and debts.
Mrs John Whalen, long known in county police affairs, died yesterday after a critical condition. Her husband supported her, authorities often intervened in family matters, and the children were placed in care. The body was taken to Diggan undertaking rooms. funeral plans to be announced later.
Joliet editor Jolies Fe Ferry facing criminal charge pursued by Major Cronin and Pedlea Ghtet Witten. Warrant accuses publishing statements reflecting on health administration."}
The New York Cotton Exchange faced bear pressure as about 1.6 million bales were traded amid heavy liquidation. Leaders William P. Brown and Frank B. Hayne spearheaded a campaign, with profits on the bears’ side estimated at 12,000,000. May cotton slid from 16.19 to 15.34, while July opened near 15.80 and fell before a late recovery. In New Orleans brutal selling drove the market below the prior high, with the day marked by extreme volatility and large-scale liquidation.
Charles Lew Frank Churchitl WW 1 Baxter F J McGrath and Miss A Behl travel to New York seeking goods for the progressive Wennesey mercantile establishment. The trip spans Chicago and New York and other large centers as part of a broad buying mission. White: Funeral for Andrew J. White set for 10 am at the family home Three Mile House with a requiem at St Joseph’s Church. Henrarty: Elizabeth Henrarty’s funeral to depart at 4 39 am from sister’s home at 415 West Copper Street, with a 10 o’clock requiem at St Patrick’s Church. Vogel: George Vogel arrested by Lt Larkin and Detectives Lynch and Williams for a two month old watch theft. Trenk Smith John Shyers James Callen arrested on East Park Street for vagrancy.
Robert Goon is accused in a statutory offense with Charles Christensen as the complaining witness. The case was forwarded to the justice court of Mishael Iga after the parties traveled from Dion. Thomas I. Burns faces a third degree assault charge in Henry Fonlay’s justice court. The Montana Independent discusses a pay only for what you-get policy and automatic services to Anaconda Helena and beyond.
Mayer's New York or Chicago jewelry store advertises a grand sale to reduce stock before inventory. The Art Room display, cuts on china, decorative pieces, bronzes, brass goods, handbags and wares to half price. A deposit reserves any item for you at 22 West Park Street.
A man identified as A. B. Clark, about 22, arrested on Park Street for panhandling, defiantly proclaimed he is a thoroughbred, first-class hobo and proud of it. He told officers he would not starve and asked what people would do with money, stressing his lack of funds and daily struggle. He appeared in court later that day, offering no details about his profession or background.
Unclear note shows Maxa Gipsehhutz, constable of Walkerville Justice court, speaking to Ates Census Supervisor Wy about government census duties. He asks for a job and mentions Uncle Rani and Orton Bros advertising for value, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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