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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1906
Page
13
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 2 West Broadway in Butte, with telephone 422. Advertising rates are furnished on application.
The ad touts new 12 and 16 size plain satin and plain polished watch cases for men. Movements from Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin are highlighted as the finest, with a wide selection available for presents, claiming a unique statewide variety.
A long list of locals and guests visits in Butte including B. K. Loeb of Helena, M. E. Knowles state veterinarian, W. G. Eggleston editor, C. M. Sawyer from Anaconda, and J. T. Orr of Dillon. Occasional social and business notes mention studios, movings, and upcoming events at St. Lawrence's parish.
Authorities press for William Paisley to be sent from Utah on requisition papers to face robbery charges connected to the Hennessy Centerville store holdup. The case hinges on likely identification and evidence held by Detective Charles McGarvey.
Detective McGarvey followed the same train to locate Paisley the husband. Paisley, an ex convict from another state with a brief stay in Butte, awaits return. Under Sheriff Mike Quinn traveled to Helena to obtain Governor Toole's signature on requisition papers to bring Paisley back to Butte.
Frank O'Hare, elderly, was arrested on a charge of attempting a deadly assault on J. H. Ferrend at the Casino Saloon on West Park street. Officers Peter and Healy quelled the scene as witnesses place Ferrend and O'Hare in a quarrel with a knife drawn. both men are on bonds awaiting hearing.
Dick Gould, a Worth's cafe cook, was held up by a lone bandit on Colorado street near Reynolds and McDowell block at 2 AM yesterday. The masked robber demanded money, took 12 50, fled after Gould slipped a Christmas seal ring down his sleeve, police pursued but no arrests made.
Mrs Elizabeth Matthews aged 74 and a native of England died at her home 52 West Daly Street Walkerville after a long illness. A resident of the area for 11 years she was well known on the hill and across Butte. Funeral at Trinity M E Church Walkerville at 2 PM Tuesday with Rev S J Hocking officiating. Radio enamel direct from Germany filling for teeth Dr Rinckel
Helena banker C. S Draper and Dillon resident E D White are in town along with stockman Charles Wenger from Hebron and shoe buyer Sam Hamilton from St. Paul visiting Butte. Officials from Salt Lake City Pocatello and Dillon also appear while local figures attend theater and court matters.
In St Petersburg the sentence of Alexis Alexievitch Souvorin editor of the Russ is discussed after his year fortress imprisonment for inciting riot and treason by proclamations. A review by the emperor is planned. a three month commutation is recommended though the conviction remains a heavy blow to his standing. Editors consider the new press law but offer little joint defiance.
Sheriff deputies and city police join in a hunt for Yonker Burns after his jail escape amid reports he confessed to the Driscoll saloon robbery with Dunn. Officials suspect a conspirator aided the breakout, with investigators aiming to reveal who supplied the pick used by Burns.
The Sun shines on the East as temperatures rise and disease cases increase in Chicago. Health Commissioner Whalen cites mild winter and lack of frost. In Louisville and Southern Indiana and Kentucky January record heat continues with 73 degrees noted.
Columbus Ohio January 21 the warmest winter day since 1878 was recorded with a maximum temperature a fraction above 72 degrees.
A large St Patrick's congregation witnessed fifty nine Junior Sodality members pledge abstinence until age twenty one before Father Follet. He issued T A pledge cards and warned of the fruits of temperance versus intemperance. Funeral notices follow for Dan McDonald Yaru Kimaru and Mrs Elizabeth Matthews with times and locations.
Amateur boxing card set for 8 30 p m at the Butte Athletic club arena corner of Arizona and Granite Streets with six six round bouts including Craft vs Catniss Tierney vs Rouse Mc Coyd vs Peacore Carney vs Casey Graves vs Forbes Katilinich vs O Neil If all go the limit total 36 rounds anticipated Dunc Mac Donald promises punctual start and orderly run of events Admission 50 cents Also note sale of the Montana Music Company deemed a great success.
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