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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1907
Page
10
The Busch Prism Binoculars offer powers from six to twelve with a wide field of view and uniformly illuminated, sharp images to the edge. The nine power sells for 45, the twelve for 65, and other field glasses range from 11 to 23 dollars.
The Butte scene lists numerous visitors and residents at local hotels and homes. Names include J. B. Talt dentist at 407 Phoenix, T. W. Fox of Silver Star, McKengie of Chateau, H. We. Jones of Kendall, H. Moyers of Dillon, J. P. Kelly of Boulder, and many more from Great Falls, Helena, Bozeman, Salt Lake City, and surrounding towns. Prolific social moves include arrivals, departures, and family notices, with Mrs. L. P. Holbrook visiting Salem and Mrs. Waters of Pennsylvania visiting relatives. The piece notes business shifts, movement of stores, and upcoming family events, all anchored by local addresses and establishments.
A Butte resident, James Byrnes aged 18, was killed when struck by a train on his way to camp near Geld Creek in Deer Lodge county. The accident remains under investigation and his funeral is set for 8:30 a.m. at J. F. Lee’s residence with a high mass at St Patrick's Church. He had worked as a lasterer on grade construction for a contractor listed as his brother-in-law.
Survey of ten men shows nine identify Glothery as the best place to buy clothes. The casual remark hints at Glothery’s strong reputation for quality, with emphasis on two-piece suits as a likely standout offering.
The funeral for Andrew Scanlan, who died in the city jail on Monday, will be held at Sherman & Feeds chapel at 11:00 am, with processions to Sacred Heart church for the requiem mass. Attendants from the actor’s friends will accompany the body to Yale.
Mayor Corhy announces six appointments to the Butte police force naming Wilain Yutz Ed O Mannell Wilson Murphy James Larkin and Wed McCartt Famenders. O'Donnell Murphy and Lark retain from the old force while McCartty and Wilson join as new members. Vutz previously served under the prior administration and was removed about two years ago.
Whitney, famed bowler from Denver, enters Oregon Short Time city contest in Butte. He once rolled a perfect 300 in Denver and followed with a 219 in a prior game. He will face J B McKinley and local bowlers in a Thornton alleys match next Monday as fans expect strong showings.
The judiciary committee will present two reports to City Council on granting a street railway franchise to haul through the city. City Attorney Booth proposes a 19 year term with a one cent per ton royalty. Aldermen Cohen favors revocability at council whim and opposes a fixed time limit.
At last night's meeting of the Butt Rehno board Superintendent Young reported he had all the data on selecting a new high school principal to replace H. M. Hart. The teachers committee will meet tonight to consider the report. Lightning damaged Emerson school Saturday causing about 100 dollars in damage, insured. The building committee will have Harrison school at Pittamont built by day labor due to high bids.
Harry Wood visits Butte with Rev. FL Agar as they plan a strong bid to seize the state doubles title next month. Wood, from Great Falls, says tennis is booming and a powerful team is being assembled to challenge current champion D. D. Melaugh. Also notes Wood’s Los Angeles trip and hot weather affecting counties.
Portion of a main warehouse at the corner of Oho and Platinum streets houses the Davidson Grocery Co. An office space is provided for wage earners in Tutta to access payroll services through the Tutta Commercial Bank on Hamilton sites.
In Augusta Young Scott v Isaac Scott the hearing on a show cause order in a separate maintenance suit ended with a note of a cessation of hostilities. Judge Lynch dismissed the case with no prejudice to future actions. She sought counsel fees and $20 monthly alimony while both sides claimed substantial but differing fortunes. The matter ties to a libel suit by Fianna Harkins for $10,000.
A $100 purse is on the line as representatives of the Baptist society from Butte play a feature ball game today in Ayia nda. Tremblay will captain the Tremblay team from the city of mines with B W Pickard as manager and F Rivet pitching. Davidson Grocery plans warehouse space rental after Aug 1 with early inquiries advised.
Only one more week remains for Mayer's sale offering ent glass and hand painted china at half price. Demand has been strong with limited stock including cut glass berry bowls celery bowls banded dishes buffets, hand painted salad bowls creamer sets and sugars crackers bowls and plates. Also featured are new showpieces like handbags snake chains and bracelets from Nether sale.
A fragmented early 20th century notice argues that nature cures through electricity rather than drugs, claiming electricity powers digestion, nourishment, and the human body as an electrical machine, with life and health derived from electrical energy.
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