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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1910
Page
10
The original Branch Office at 14 or 23 East Broadway in Butte lists telephone numbers 422 for independent telephones. Advertising rates are furnished on application.
An old advertisement proclaims the Hight and Fairfield Jewelry Company has operated for twenty five years crafting artwork in gems and gold. It invites readers to view rare jewelry designs or commissions and notes skilled craftsmen and timely repairs, promising high standards and moderate charges.
A string of social notes from Butte mentions Kent planes from Orion Broz and Melaughlin Coal Co, O W Nichols in town from Denver, Fr L Read visiting from Tretenit, and many others visiting or traveling from Billings Missoula Deer Lodge and Bozeman. Also listed are new arrivals, itinerant workers, and upcoming local events including a Sacre Heart party and a resort visit to Pipestone Springs.
Old wound from a two year old saloon hold up proves fatal for Terry D Sullivan a Butte Montana resident at 4 East Summit Street He died yesterday morning after a long illness traced to a gunshot wound inflicted in a robbery attempt Sullivan a native of Ireland came to America as a child and lived in Butte since 1887 Funeral services planned at St Marys church with high requiem mass for the late Sullivan Also noted were obituaries for Mrs Mary Callins and Michael Mettuls among others with funeral details and surviving relatives listed
A boy rescued his mother during a stove fire at the family home on Debe street yesterday morning. His quick action to pull her toward the sink and use water to douse the flames left Mrs. Foley with burns to the back and shoulders but not life threatening. Dr Turner treated the burns and both parents praised their son for his courage and presence of mind.
The Tule Choral Society showcased a strong chorus with about 150 singers at the ball last night, preparing for a Feb 1 concert. Dudley Buck's Lyma taf music impressed, the HaNelujah chorus from the Mer sin' moved listeners, and Alderman Fenner urged ticket sales. Ladies will wear light dresses, gentlemen dark clothes, as the group builds a lasting musical presence in Butte.
Special Dispatch reports from Billings that Della Schuck, sister of George Schuck, was shot in the face when a hammerless shotgun discharged while George was removing it to hunt rabbits. The blast tore away several toes. medical aid arrived and the woman is expected to recover in weeks barring complications. Schuck, employed at a hotel between Billings and Lavina, did not intend to fire and is said not to be adept with hammerless guns.
Mrs Edward Murphy died at midnight in a local hospital after a brief illness. The body is at Duggen's and will be removed to the home at 119 Woolman. She leaves several small children. She was found after a fall from a chair, and it took nearly two hours to obtain a physician. She died after an operation proved too late.
Alfred Bt Lewis listed as a center in a planned county case charged with failing to support his family. Myce at Memierville mentioned. Case to be filed in Justice Coty s court. Eli Makk accused of petty larceny. Trial before Justice Egan. William Makkl the complaining witness. address shown as county jail.
Report states Mrs. Tim Lynch’s condition has slightly improved and her recovery chances are considered fairly good though she remains in danger. Medical staff at the hospital continue to monitor her status and provide updates as available.
The Matias government offers a 20 pound reward for destroying a feared creature blamed for lawless acts in Ganjam villages. Over three years it has killed about 160 people, with local officials reluctant to confront the beast despite a previous 13 dollar reward proving inadequate.
New York January 17. Prosecutors vow to press new indictments against I Augustus Heinze for misapplication of bank funds amid heated court battles. Heinze defense fights to dismiss charges and challenge grand jury actions as attorneys press for further allegations. The judge delays grand jury testimony, with proceedings adjourned for a week as motions to quash indictments are argued.
The listing describes High Back Diner No 470 with ri Lh golden finish and a $1.25 regular price for a cobbler Worth F250 item. It notes Center table No 14 an 12 inch square top, fancy banding and under shelf, Mario of hard wood in golden finish. Extension Table No 053 is a quarter sawn oak square top table, polished and supported by five massive reverse career legs, priced at $13.50.
Senator Nelson today reported the conference on the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry resolution. The report was unanimously adopted, allowing officials or ex-officials to appear by counsel and extending the investigation if needed. The House accepted the conference action and sent it to the Senate for approval with possible delay until March, outlining contempt penalties and witness prosecution.
New York January 17. Rising living costs press government as immigration officials await bids for Ellis Island catering. The current caterer charges 22 cents per meal and a three year contract looms amid a volatile market.
An optometry ad promises 50 cents for plain lenses, 50 cents for cylindrical and $1 for compound, with claims of top skill and state-wide success. It guarantees complete satisfaction or money back, free eye exams, and the best lenses at low prices with no hesitation or loopholes.
The judiciary committee delayed action on Judge Hunt’s confirmation to resolve salary disputes. A $10,000 salary for the customs court of appeals was reduced to $7,000 in conference, prompting threatened retirements and possible Senate action. Charges against Hunt from a New York newspaper man dismissed by Hunt in Porto Belo are said to be trivial.
In Sethsrae hospital a bottle of ether ignited in a ward, panicking patients and threatening four other sick persons. Emergency crews and attendants acted quickly, stopping the fire before serious damage occurred.
In Cameron Missouri on January 17 a 31 year old farmer, Joseph Montz, shot and killed his father Ila Alexander Montz at their home. Authorities say the son, a farmer himself, had been offered by the elder Montz to abandon the farm, but a fatal confrontation ensued with the elder Montz going to the scene.
A fragment states a son and a witch faced removal and a shooting occurred. They surrendered to the sheriff claiming self defense. Neighbors' threats then hurried the young man into aaine by twohentf.
In Portland Oregon Judge Welverton grants the defense more leeway in the Hermann conspiracy case. Testimony aims to link the late Senator Mitchell and political influence to the Blue Mountain reserve dispute and public land actions. Three witnesses testified on election ties to Senator Mitchell and Franklin Mays as well as the Washington conference in 1920.
Washington January 17 President Taft filled several Hawaii court vacancies by named appointees all residents of the district. Alexander G A Robertson named United States district judge John T Denol associate justice supreme court Honolulu Willam J Robinson third judge First Circuit Hawaii Mrs Shirkey listed with electro vapor baths and massage parlor Phoenix 33.
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