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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1906
Page
10
Local item from Butte notes the Standard office on Broadway is accessible by telephone. Advertising rates are to be requested from the office.
The article highlights thinner, smaller, more desirable watches in 12 and 16 size plain satin and plain polished cases. It notes elite movements by Patek Philippe & Co and Vacheron & Constantin, claiming superior quality and presentation value. It also mentions offering cheaper goods for everyday use while claiming a unique statewide presentation stock.
Community notes from Butte list a parade of names and places including Moyer at Grady's, Regtal 8 front Orton Bros social at Renshaw hall, and arrivals from Helena Great Falls Spokane Pasadena and Denver. Mentions of lodging, travel, marriages, and business services populate the page with scattered local updates.
Hollee committee of the city council met to plan jail security after the Yotger Hurry escape. They proposed reinforced brickwork, iron bars, key custody rules, prisoner property tracking, new police stars, and stricter officer conduct to prevent future breaches and ensure safe confinement.
A fragmented city jail rule set prohibits carrying meals into the city for detainees except city provisions. It assigns custody of firearms and valuables to the jailer, mandates return of items, and requires handling transfers via janitors, with strict duties for the jailer and police chief enforcers.
At the Butte Newsboys Club gathering on Tuesday evening in Meguidinaviin at Atachi and Comper streets, parents were urged to attend. The program featured Hazel Wale and Welle ny Dugean, with NiKIL Shovon performing a humorous sketch and Bob Miner singing popular songs. Refreshments were provided by the Youth Bakery, and the event concluded with a talent display including Emma Sulex versus Isabel Baker. Admission was 35 cents.
Daily special meetings at Btn Imgnnel Presby AW ehVeeh Ave Brow nie report several persons deciding to live De Christhen Wh Juris in past three days. Evangelist Ray Bulmer preached on The Unanswerable Argument. Dr Palmer to-night to preach on the Seven Calls of God. A great revival choir and singing are noted with services each evening at 7:4.
Property sale notice for a hotel adjoining a federal reserve in Butte. It states a $6.00 annual net income after expenses and invites applicants to write J. L. arise & Go at St. Hamilton Street to inquire further. The text is garbled but indicates auction or sale details and contact.
Fragmentary trade note shows Suteei Nig and Kulle names with reference to divestments and a short share. Mentions a 65 Gent price and a CAN SOL CO phone contact at 37 East Bri. Readable details are limited. item reads as a small market update or broker’s jot.
A promotional piece touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for irregular periods headaches backache and female weakness. It includes a testimonial from Mrs Chas F Brown praising her recovery and renewed vitality after using the product and urges others to try it for relief and strength.
The trial of Cliffard McGilvray, accused of threats against patrolman Charles Jackson, opened in Mentersalle with heated exchanges over transcript methods. Witness Abe Cohen testified to threats and prior beating. McGilvray and Jackson sought a peace gesture as legal sparring continued.
Walter Crosby of the Rocky Mountain Bell office in Butte celebrates the recovery of a fine matched elk teeth set stolen from his room in the Butte Annex three weeks ago. Detective Byrne traced the items to a boy who sold the buttons. Crosby declines to prosecute and names are withheld. The teeth are valued at not less than 310.
Mrs A Weiss arrived from Plains yesterday and changes were made for the burial. The body will be buried this afternoon in Mt Moriah cemetery with services at the Welsh undertaking rooms at 2 PM. Rev E J Greenveld will officiate. Mr and Mrs T H Davison of Narrison Ave are pallbearers. Chief Mulholland received a telegram from Mrs Weiss in New York requesting burial at 2 PM.
City treasurer plans separate checks for each warrant as long delinquency complaints are tallied. A large crowd is expected at the Holland ink race tonight with Emma Soles vs Mabel Daker admission 25 cents.
Charen C. Hill former sheriff of Muarinon county and Frank Jonnyon a Ster- Idan district leader arrive with two loads of ore to be treated at the total smelters. Mr HMla departs from the Noble property on Wisconsin Deek as Me Johnson's car also comes from the same district. The ore is high grade in gold and silver and the loaders expect good money from their work.
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