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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
10
The notice lists Butte Montana branches of The Standard with address at Broadway. It mentions telephone numbers 499 and 1422 for independent line and advertising rate information.
Butte current notes list Regal shoes and a string of visitors including Meyer Buggies at Grady's, Drs. Cole and Tat, and R. Vannier of eer Lodge. Mentions of Dowling, W. C. Larson, D. M. Durfee, Charles and Hartman from Bozeman, Z. Mullane from New York, and others in town yesterday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Shea. Dr. Christopher Turner appointed at Murray hospital. events include fashion, transportation to Gregson Springs, and a county board of equalization adjournment.
A notice from Fred T. Gallagher president and John H. Roonty secretary invites union members to meet at their hall on North Main Street Friday July 21 to attend the funeral of John Cronin aged 28. A telegraph from Trev MO Pilbara pastor in Chicago notes arrival Friday afternoon and a trip in Baro rindi Hall price two cent salt gale at Waln’s clothing store is mentioned.
A Butte Walkerville party led by General Manager Carroll toured the Yankee Doodle area reservoir site, near the old Moulton works, to view progress on the planned 2.4 million gallon storage dam. The visit included city officials, judges, clerks, and business leaders, with a safety briefing as workers advanced the earthwork and cementing for the new basin project.
Association in recess. Next regular meeting will be in September to finish pending business. At Jerry Mull, North Main Street, local tavern serving a draft for ten cents. Card party to benefit St. Mars’s. Ladies’ W a l o n council event slated for Friday evening.
In Butte Mayer's Jewelry factory at 22 West Park invites visitors to watch the making of custom jewelry from raw gold and loose gems. Craftsmen offer carved brooches rings bracelets and enameled pieces with designs by artists or customers. Prices claimed lower than eastern jewelers.
A damaged OCR fragment records a municipal reference to glass and a mayoral context. It names KeBorgen and a figure called Mayer, with unclear action and partial place indications, suggesting a local governance or public works note lacking full details.
Mourners gathered for the funeral of Michael Upary of 129 West Sifimit street who died in a Sunday railroad saloon incident. Solemn requiem mass was held at St Patrick's Church before the burial two miles from the city, with pallbearers listed from local families and mines.
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