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The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 21 Hast Broadway Butte Telephone 422 Advertising rates furnished on application.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1902
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 21 Hast Broadway Butte Telephone 422 Advertising rates furnished on application.
Our watch making department now offers lathe attachments to duplicate wheels in watches clocks surveyors tools typewriters adding machines and more. Duplicates possible down to the smallest watch wheel with diameters up to 244 inches. Expert can duplicate any lost part and we invite correspondence from owners of fine watches domestic or foreign. Chronographs repeaters and split seconds restored and guaranteed.
Local notes list residents and visitors in Butte including J. J. Halre of Helena at the Thornton and J. W. Willis of St. Joe at the Finlen. It mentions Dr. Dodd and Dr. Hanson at Park and Wyoming, and W. R. Tonkin’s trip to Rossland. Also notes hotel remodeling at the Butte, stock offers from Butte Mine Exploration, and upcoming Woman's Club meeting.
Round trip to Pauler's Hot Springs with one week full board and baths at the healthful resort. Tickets on sale at the Great North railway office 41 North Main Street. J. E Dawson and G. A. John Tasselce sale at Hammell's cut price sale 57 East Park Street Butte. N. P. Shulin first class tailoring cleaning repairing 32 East Broadway.
A one story frame Hobart public school at West Broadway and Emmett Street burned last night. Estimated loss about 3090 dollars with only a few desks and a music chart saved. Fire started outside city limits. origin undetermined. water supply forced department to fetch water from within city.
Copenhagen officials say a plebiscite will be held in the Danish West Indies after the United States ratifies the treaty providing for the sale of the islands to the United States.
County and state boards of equalization convene in Butte at Carpenters Hall with representatives from every county. John C. Sullivan presides as sessions open to discuss valuation methods, minutes, and committees amid a schedule of tours and a banquet.
Mrs J L Albritton wife of Rev Dr J L Albritton pastor of First Methodist in Butte died in Salt Lake City today from Bright's disease. Funeral set for Wednesday. She and her husband served Montana communities since 1898 and were well known in Dillon Missoula and Butte. She was a devoted church worker and beloved guardian to her family.
Earnest student leaders at Butte High express a wish to form a new organizing society led by Professor Lena to advance campus activities and student involvement.
News from Butte reports Capt. Thomas Couch severely ill in a San Francisco hospital due to liver and stomach complications. Officials say recovery is unlikely. Couch long led the Boston and Montana Company’s property interests and was a prominent figure in Butte for many years. He visited Butte about two months ago in apparently good health.
The secretary of the state board of equalization is present and will take an active part in the proceedings along with a group of named officials from multiple counties including Granite Jefferson Madison Missoula Ravalli Silver Bow and more.
The grand larceny case against P. A. Gamer in Justice Shepherds court was continued for a week after an agreement by both sides. A petty larceny charge is in Justice Libbys court, with a venue change to hear both larceny charges together. An additional grand larceny charge in Justice O Connors court at Wakerville will be heard next Tuesday, Gamer arraigned yesterday and released on a $500 bond.
Representative Tongue of Oregon presented a long petition to the president on January 9 signed by state courts members and prominent citizens protesting the Interior Department policy on forest reservations. Petitioners urge retention of current forest rangers and oppose placing policing of parks in the hands of inexperienced men.
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