Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Anaconda Standard in Anaconda, Montana

We have 3,228,115 pages in Montana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1919

Page

7

Rent pianos and visitors fill Butte hotels

Butte notes list numerous visitors and guests at local hotels including Orton Bros pianos for rent, J F Glass of Lewistown, O W Montgomery of Great Falls, A H Shrinkle of Deer Lodge, James M Conlon of Missoula, James Duggan of Billings, Mr and Mrs Joseph Hare of Anaconda, Mr and Mrs W B Wilson of Billings, Mrs L F Lubely of Ryegate, and others, with several names at the Leggat Finlen Thornton and Acoma.

Orton Bros J. F. Glass Lewistown Tfinton O. W. Montgomery Great Falls Butte A. H. Shrinkle Deer Lodge Leggat James M. Conlon Missoula James Duggan Billings Joseph Hare Anaconda Thornton W. B. Wilson L. F. Lubely Ryegate

Opening Game Of Season Defeat At Daly Gymnasium

Anaconda High School beat Butte High 22 to 16 in the season opener at Daly Gymnasium. The game showed fast, close play with Anaconda leading from the start as McAuliffe and Myers led scoring and Hartsell contributed key baskets. Referee Ernest Loux and umpire Arthur Leahy officiated. crowd stayed for the postgame dance as both teams showcased early-season form backed by strong teamwork.

Anaconda High School Butte High Daly Gymnasium Anacondans Purple and White Warriors Myers McAuliffe Wilson Hartsell Butte Anaconda M. J. Danahey Howard Rockefeller Sar Barker Jr Rockefeller Ernest Loux University of Iaho Arthur Leahy

Sale of Fine Overcoats in Butte Tomorrow Morning

We will have on sale starting tomorrow morning 50 very fine fur collar overcoats made from imported fabrics such as French montagnac Worombo and other fine woolens in long and short models with half belts and beaver and Hudson seal collars. This is your chance to buy the best overcoats in Butte at less than wholesale today.

Butte

Dead Robber May Be Man Wanted in Butte

Butte police think a Portland duel victim named ER. C. Lancaster may be the sought figure in Butte jewel robberies and linked to the slaying of sheepherder Robert Burns. If the corpse is identified, recovered jewelry could aid defendants. Lancaster is linked to a robber gang including J. C. Laird.

Butte Portland Ore ER. C. Lancaster Robert Burns Lancaster J. C. Laird Colorado Kansas City Blackie Dale Jones

Mass Meeting of Third Ward Voters

Alderman Peter Holland calls a mass meeting of Third ward voters for Monday at 7 30 PM in City Hall council chamber to determine the ward's choice for a successor to the late Alderman John Hanratty as the city council seeks the voters will before appointing a replacement.

Third Ward Peter Holland John Hanratty Hanratty

Lowest Bidders to Receive Contract for City Waste

The city council as a committee of the whole voted to enter a contract with the lowest bidder for handling the city's garbage and ashes. Bids' amounts were not discussed while an investigation of the bidders' bonds is pending. The council requires the successful bidder to show responsibility and furnish a surety bond, with a report to be presented at the next meeting for final action.

Roundup visitors listed at Leggat Finlen and Acoma

Roundup residents T. C. Richardson and T. A. Birkin arrived in town staying at Leggat and Finlen while I Hadley came via Acoma. Anaconda’s T J Schroeder and W V Wohler also stopped at Leggat. Great Falls guests William Harney and Mr Mrs W A McGuire plus A C Luke checked into Acoma. Local newsstand offers magazines, illustrated weeklies, papers, and books.

T. C. Richardson Leggat T. A. Birkin Roundup Finlen I’, Hadley Deer Lodge Acoma T. J. Schroeder W. V. Wohhler Anaconda William Harney W. A. McGuire A. C. Luke Great Falls P. O

Butte Country Club Meeting Postponed to Monday

Due to sparse stockholders the meeting of the Butte Country Club, initially set for last night, was postponed to Monday at 7 30 o clock. The gathering will take place at the Butte Water Company offices on West Granite Street.

Butte Country Club Butte Water Company West Granite Street

Reduced flow of money to Europe

Washington reports American loans to the Allies have fallen this month. Only 170 million dollars has been paid out since January 1, far below the 400 million monthly pace earlier. The drop is mainly due to fewer food shipments used to settle credits, with total credits at 8.588 billion while 7.855 billion has been paid out.

Washington America Treasury

Montana House Debates Bills and Census for Officials

In Daly County, the judiciary committee killed bills to move place of execution and define certain crimes while advancing minor amendments. Immigration and undesirables deportation were favorably reported. A census of state official salaries was set, and several bills passed third reading on marriage, adoption, red flag laws, court expenses, taxation of cities, and police appointments.

Daly County Belt Judiciary Committee Twentieth Judicial District Federal Relations Committee Senate Joint Memorial Congress House Johnson Deer Lodge Senate Jelden Meigs Crouch Brooks Scharnikow McCormick Bages Ingalls Meyer Police Commission Arnold S. C. Ford George Vorter Phnce

Pope Benedict Greets American Naval Officers in Rome

In Rome on Friday January 24 Pope Benedict greeted a group of American naval officers during a formal audience. The encounter highlighted cordial ties between the Vatican and U S military leadership amid ongoing bilateral relations.

Rome Benedict

Hecklers Seek to Create Jealousy in Japanese Diet

In Tokio on January 22 the opposition in Japan's lower house continues to heckle the government. Keisuke Michizuki and others charge the government with placing Siberian interests under American control and warn the league of nations would prove futile. They cite unequal U.S. treatment of Japan and possible American naval expansion. The government did not reply to the interpellations.

Associated Press Tokio Keisuke Michizuki Japan League of Nations United States

Irene St. Quentin Opens Piano Studio at Colonial Hotel

Irene St. Quentin, a pianist and teacher newly arrived in Butte from the East, announces the opening of her piano studio at the Colonial hotel. She studied abroad for several years, including two years under the celebrated Leschetizky, Paderewski’s teacher.

Irene St. Quentin Colonial Hotel Butte Miss St. Quentin Leschetizky Paderewski

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mary Chilton Hamilton Etruscan Fairfax Lafayette Chantilly Legs N. P Hallmark Store L. KE. Morrow Warm Springs The I. G. Smith Rod Williams City T. E. Brogan Philipsburg Yat Carney Waterloo Ll. J. Tucker W. E. Smith Maudlow James K. Hansen Lombard Ryan and Wife Bitter Root Valley B. C. Beardsley George A. Russell Helena Fay C. Shearer Townsend Maude Stabler Wisdom Valera Stabler Dillon N. Davenport A. &. Woodbury Livingston Linten Matt Orr Philip Orr A. I. Williams Judge Lamb Sweet Grass County Northern Pacific Railway Hugh RB. Handlin North Main Street Walkerville Vancouver Wash American Theater Knowles American Symphony Orchestra Parks L. J. Knowlton Theosophical Society Lewisohn Block Edwin S. Booth Baker Fallon County J. W. Craig Pinnacle Fergus County Simon North Main Flame Dahlberg Es Myers Ennis Bewlsuard Scharf the Clothery Best Clothes In Ats Europe Moselinz Data Ate Lees Og the Butte Optical Co J. L. Hannifin West Park Street E.park ST the House OF Good East Park ST Sila Mais Sale O Shoes Family Shoe Wat Stacy-Adams Stacy Adams Nettleton Packard
Search Courier

Search the Anaconda Standard Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Anaconda Standard?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication