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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1903
Page
7
Principal Branch Office of the Standard located at 28 East Broadway Butte. Telephone 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
The article praises a watchmaker skilled in creating two high grade watches in his leisure time, matching performance of the famed Vacheron & Constantin, for which the firm is the sole agent. It argues such talent ensures superior capability to repair fine timepieces.
Rent pianos from Orton Broa. If you bought it at Sherman's, it's good. Ye old Musty are on draught at Jerry Mullins', 17 North Main. Harrison Mutual Burial association invites membership. See Sherman Reed and Dr Hanson for X ray services at Silver Bow block. The Standard office moved to 28 East Broadway near city hall. County Attorney Breen returned from Philipsburg. Attorney Carl J Smith left for St Paul for about two weeks. Bon Ton Elite Royal Vogue magazines at P O News Stand. Northern Pacific runs electric sleeper North Coast Limited east bound daily at 12:50 am. Car ready at 9:30 pm. Wynne becomes administrator of Julia C Wynne estate with $25 000 bond. Coskey Buckley juveniles charged with box car theft set for Monday 10 am. Dr Monahan and Father Callahan form partnership. Donovan still in city. Judge Harney order restraining James Wilds from encumbering furniture filed. St Johns church Sunday sermon by missionary Rev Lawrence B Ridgely. evening at St Pauls church corner Mercury and Warren.
The second revival night at the First Presbyterian Church drew a wide, enthusiastic crowd. Schiveren urged a systematic campaign against evil, praised Christian unity, and invited new members to join his organization as daily meetings continue with a strong chorale and young baritone lead.
William Banks, a longtime resident, died of natural causes during the cold snap in the town. Funeral arrangements are being planned by his family with services at the local church.
An elderly Mrs. William Banks died last Wednesday night near the Tivoli brewery from gallstone complications after years of chronic illness. The coroner ordered an inquest for 2 PM at Richards' parlors. funeral set for the following afternoon. The case initially linked to freezing rumors, but medical notes confirm natural causes and gallstone history with prior treatment by Dr. McIntyre.
Judge Knowles will convene the U S court in Butte next Tuesday with about 60 causes on the calendar. Many cases have lingered years and trial is unlikely. actions involve Montana Ore Purchasing company and a long list of plaintiffs and defendants including Butte Consolidated Mining, Northern Pacific Railway, Burlington & Missouri River R R Co, and Great Northern Railway.
In Butte a socialist convention named a police magistrate candidate and elected temporary officers. Delegates were seated, credentials debated, and a platform proclaimed with the line We, the socialist party of Butte, in convention assembled.
Mr. Con Buckley aged 36 died in Spokane and will arrive in Butte today at 1 35 p m Remains go to his brother’s home 69 East Copper street Funeral Saturday Jan 31 at 2 p m at the same residence with A O U No 1 presiding.
G M Sprague admitted taking a saddle a watch a revolver and opera glasses belonging to his roommate Van Hess. He was found guilty by a jury and sentenced to days in the county jail after a hearing before Justice Philip Harrington. W K Dwyer defended him and Deputy County Attorney Coleman prosecuted. Evidence showed pawning and sale of stolen items with witnesses including pawnbrokers junk dealers and Mrs Kirwin, keeper of the lodging house.
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