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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1901

Page

11

Protest Over German Village Saloon Disturbs Butte Neighbors

Citizens on East Granite street led by former mayor P. S. Harrington demanded immediate stop to saloon operations in front of Mary Sullivan and Harrington’s property. They cited nightly noise and singing until 1 2 a.m. and warned the city and involved groups of legal action to abate nuisances. The notice, dated July 18, 1901, names the Overland Club Alyshire Southerland and the Street Fair and requests removal of the nuisance. Also includes transit notices for local picnics and Sunday trains to Twin Bridges and Deer Lodge with fare details.

Harrington East Granite Street Davey Pateh Osman Butte Overland Club Alyshire Southerland Carnival Association Mary Sullivan

Judge Taylor Dismisses Two Cases in Rural Court

Yesterday Judge Taylor discharged H. F. Cain on a petty larceny charge after preliminary hearing evidence suggested grand larceny would be filed. Burglary defendants R. Driscoll Jake Sullivan and Paul Burns were discharged for lack of evidence as Mr. Hennessy could not identify them. William Newton represented the defendants.

South Butte Taylor H. F. Cain Cain Prouts Montana Street R. Driscoll Jake Sullivan Paul Burns Hennessy William Newton

Senator Clark Denies Fort Keogh Abandonment

Senator Clark cites a Washington dispatch stating Fort Keogh will not be abandoned. General Miles supports keeping the post garrisoned with cavalry and infantry due to nearby tribes on the reservation.

Clark Keogh Washington Fort Keogh Miles

Basin and Boulder Return Fares Displayed in Schedule

Transport notice lists Basin and return fare at 1.00 dollars with Sunday validity from J. E. Dawson at 41 North Main Street. It also shows Saturday until Monday options Basin 159, Boulder 150.

Basin and Return Boulder and Return J. E. Dawson I. A North Main Street

Salt Lake Excursion From Butte July 20 Details

Second season excursion leaves Butte at 1:25 am and 4 pm Saturday July 20. Travelers reach Salt Lake for street carnival Salt Palace and bathing resorts. Reserve sleeping car berth at Short Line City Ticket Office 105 North Main St Butte. H WILSON General Agent.

Butte Salt Lake Salt Palace Zion Short Line City Ticket North Matin St H. ©. Wilson

Bertha mine advances in East Butte copper belt

In the East Butte copper district the Bertha mine shaft nears 100 feet below surface with crosscuts planned to reach the vein. Nearby, the Pie Pacific mine by Butte Mine Exploration Co reaches 130 feet with timbering daily. The Pacific vein, about 10 feet wide, lies just east of the Bertha and is expected to be reached soon as three eight hour shifts push development.

New East Butte Butte & Boston Placer Butte Mine Exploration Company Pacific

Balloon catches fire at Columbia Gardens launch

A balloon meant for an evening ascent at Columbia Gardens caught fire near full inflation at seven o’clock. A hole burned in the top released smoke and hot air before the balloon rose briefly then fell back to earth. A large crowd watched, including a Meaderville Sunday school picnic. L Winterhalter returned from a five week trip to the East visiting the Woodmen’s convention and the Buffalo exposition.

Columbia Gardens Gardens Meaderville L. Winterhalter Buffalo Exposition

Burlington Route Ticket Sales and Power to June 1901

Burlington Route announces round trip fares for Milwaukee on July 19 and 20 at 51.70 and Buffalo on the first and third Tuesdays at 64.50 with contact for details to Phil Daniels at 35 East Broadway. Women’s Relief Corps invite Civil War and Spanish War soldiers to a 9 p.m. gathering July 20 1901 at their hall and MRS. M. L. ALMON requests assignments for July 25 1901 at the Columbia Gardens.

Burlington Milwaukee Buffalo Phil Daniels East Broadway Women's Relief Corps Columbia Gardens M. L. Almon

Farm Time Over City Hotels A Call For Family Summer Trips

The piece cites Edward Bok urging mothers to abandon summer hotels for farm stays with children. It argues hotels spoil nourishment and freedom, while farm life offers simplicity, sincerity, and genuine experiences. It notes the love of nature is innate and should be allowed to grow in children.

Edward Bok May Ladies’ Home Journal

Japanese Flower Arrangement Seen as Science and Philosophy

A Pearson's piece contrasts Japan and the West in floral art. It notes in Japan flower arranging is a studied science and philosophy, practiced by princes and scholars, with focus on leaves and twigs, and on creating curved forms that appear natural.

Japan

Sunday Excursion Trains and Union Notice

Sunday excursion trains depart Montana union depot at 9 00 a m for Twin Butte to Twin Bridges and return 150 Butte to Whitehall and return 100 Pipestone and return 100 Deer Lodge and return 100 Also a funeral notice for brother Pat resident Walter Gordon with a 215 p m service at Miners Union hall Members of Hotel and Restaurant Employes union No 2 announce. Tom Foley president Ernest Fira bour secretary pro tem. Fred Kerth Jr and Tom Lawson opened a general bill posting service at Windsor hotel with room rates 100 125 and 150 a day at Dan Tewey Southern hotel.

Montana Union Depot Twin Bridges Butte Whitehall Pipestone Deer Lodge Pat Walter D. Gordon Miners’ Union Hall Tom Foley Ernest Firabour Fred Kerth, Jr Tom Lawson Windsor Hotel Dan Tewey Southern

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