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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1907
Page
10
Butte News notes a principal branch location on East Broadway, with contact at telephone 422. Advertising terms and further details available on application.
Busch prism binoculars offer six to twelve power with a viewing range that makes distant objects appear closer. They provide a large, uniformly illuminated field of view with sharp image definition to the edge. Six and nine power priced at $45 and twelve power at $60, plus other field glasses from $11 to $25.
Short items list services and personal notices in Butte. Hay and hardware ads mix with rent planes and stagecoach lines. Local moves include Dr Yarner in Phoenix catering and I G Gibson’s Denver visitor. Births announce July 19, and July 26 adds two sons, while shops relocate to 44 East Park and 47 West Park.
A meeting of the Silver How club is called for Friday at the Harvard saloon on East Park Street to finalize opening arrangements for the Butte coursing season. Important business will be discussed and officials for the season are to be selected. Fariss O'Brien Rowe agency in Butte promotes automobile safety with no gasoline storage restrictions.
Police chief Wytnes received a telegram from Bert Taled of Billings stating Clarence Burns and Willie Macony are being held at 88 North Franklin Street. Parents have been notified and inquiries are being made.
We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for ue kindness and sym pathy shown us during the sickness and death of our brother, William Harrington. TIMOTHY HARRINGTON, TERESA HARRINGTON. O'Brien & Rowe ageway, aN arrest, Luke, are Iylurr ing automobiles against fre, explosion, lightning, theft and collision. No realligions as to the use or storage of Baseline. Conservative modern banking meth ode, Iter and courteous treatment and ample security for its patron have placed the banking department of the Minart Lanvings Wink and Crisat company at the very front. The insult to the president was the suggeation that a $5,000,000 computay fund could notenant ob bushyestes Atlante Journii.
City council police committee to hear charges of conduct unbecoming officer against Van Orden after he ignored summons. quorum troubles delay proceedings as Aldermen debate proper forum and adjourn without action. local discourse centers on council respect and legality of proceedings.
A town meeting featured City Attorney Booth noting Van Orden’s residence status undermined by his oath, risking perjury charges. The committee plans to report tomorrow night urging the charges be revived before the council.
Andrew Scanland, 35, died in a Butte jail cell while jailed on a voluntary confinement. Coroner Stevens ordered no inquest after an examination found sudden death likely from illness and possible alcohol use. Scanland, once a timekeeper, had lived in Butte 26 years and left no known relatives in custody.
Witnesses along Park and Main watched a delivery wagon strike Thomas Scadden, manager of the T. J. Bennett store, topple him from a sulky, and entangle him in the horse and harness. He escaped serious injury after being freed, though both legs and his back were badly strained.
In Botte a group of lightweights skilled in drilling feature a fast paced display as contestants attempt to drive steel into hard rank. Local business leaders favor a prize for top lightweight entrants and a city exhibition to attract spectators from Tutte and beyond.
Burglars ransacked the AWwaAnKCO saloon in the early hours yesterday but nothing was taken. Entrance was from the rear door secured by a fraught hinge. A patrolman’s quick passing likely prevented loss of cash from the register.
The Grand theater show drew a small audience as manager Sulton presses on with Last in Siberia. Tavlow shared top billing in two lead roles while scenery impressed. Next week promises a strong Irish drama Shas O Niden. Andrew Scandland, who died yesterday, is noted in Sherman Reed’s. Funeral notices follow at Byrnes.
A long running suit in the assistent court concerns a Park and Alabama street property tied to a loan and alleged absolute conveyance. Attorney Gilchrist seeks a lien and a receiver to manage the estate while disputes over value and ownership endure. The matter, involving Jenkins and Towle as receivers, resumes at 3 pm with no final decision yet.
In Butte, a mother alleges her husband Mr Hayes abducted their daughter from the home, with police seeking his arrest. The case highlights ongoing domestic trouble and warrants possible jail time for the father. Funeral notices follow for Mary Miller, with details pending.
Fragments show Ebbage winning a tennis match on Diamond Street courts in evening play. The report notes beginners, close score, and advancing a rival to the runner up position amid other scattered details about local venues and names.
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