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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1905
Page
5
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard at 2 East Broadway, Butte, invites inquiries for advertising rates. Telephone 423. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Multiple short notices from Butte cover new saloon offerings at Grady's, piano rentals from Orton Bros, and tobacco products like Las Palmas. A stream of visiting or returning people includes Alexander McDonnell of Melrose James Raybhoon Kalispell J Schiller to San Francisco John Wyatt Pittsburg Kaw Nesbit Rochester Seattle R Henry Portland G E B Main S A Main Dilton Mrs J D Jones Seattle J H McCabe D W Tromer and others with travel between Missoula Portland Seattle and Salt Lake. Local ads list a saloon brief Dan Tewey’s short order case Emerson electric fans and Dr J A Tremblay contact details. Citizenship for John Harrington and social notes on families circulate alongside travel to the coast and Portland fair.
The well known Anaconda hill miner HG Tom Harrington aged 35 collapsed on East Park Street at 7 am and died, heart disease suspected. He was last seen talking with a friend Dan Riordan. The inquest was ordered, funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow at St Marys church. He had lived in the area for 10 years and leaves a brother Michael and sister Mrs Daniel OBrien.
Charles Richards, charged with burglary, pleaded guilty in Judge Donlan's district court and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. He preferred imprisonment to hospital care despite rheumatism and was carried into court. Other cases included dismissals, injunction modifications allowing limited water use, foreclosures, and a divorce filing seeking judge disqualification. Judge Donlan adjourned court to September with a coast vacation planned.
Mrs. Hilda Reed testified against John Blume in Justice Deevy’s court for failure to support his 12 year old daughter Bertha. Blume, a stone mason earning 6 to 10 dollars daily, has allegedly neglected child support since the mother’s death when Bertha was two.
The Short Line sells round trip excursion tickets to Portland for 30 dollars with 90 day limit and stopovers. Paths include The Dalles to Portland by rail or river steamer with scenic highlights from Idaho agricultural districts to Hood River and bridal veil falls. Send 4 cents for Columbia river folder. office at 105 North Main St Butte Montana.
California excursion dates list round trip fares to San Francisco 51 50 and to Los Angeles 56 90 via Ogden or Portland with stopovers allowed and three month tickets. One way to Los Angeles via Portland costs 61. Also markets routes through Salt Lake Portland and the Columbia river to view Idaho districts Boise and Payette valleys. Reservations at Butte Montana 105 North Main Street and information by telephone 500 or manager at 52 East Broadway. Boston & Montana band plays at Woman's club dance Columbia gardens Thursday tickets 1.
Judge Donlan ordered Abe Blaustein aged 8 and two companions Mike Goggin aged 13 Tim Harrington aged 15 committed to the reform school at Miles City. Parents did not appear or oppose as the youths confessed to theft burglary and drunkenness.
At East Day street Walkerville Mrs. Richard Hancock endures three family deaths in a month. Infant daughter of Mrs. Hancock’s daughter Sam Eddy died recently as Eddy lay ill from miner's consumption. William Lamberton, Hancock's brother, died in the same house from a complication of diseases. About 3 am yesterday Sam Eddy died, leaving the community in mourning for the Hancock family. Nicely priced clocks offered at Itkin's diamond parlor on North Main Street.
The piece argues that many medicines only relieve symptoms like acid or digestion problems and do not address the underlying cause. It notes patients often take large quantities of such remedies, yet their stomachs worsen over time.
Dyspepsia cure claimed to subdue local inflammation from a deranged stomach causing catarrhal condition and impaired gastric flow. Advertises a booklet. Paxson & Rockefeller in Butte Montana and Smith Drug Co in Anaconda Montana distribute.
An advertisement extols Alhambra Hot Springs noting its water, meals, and baths. It claims the hotel to be the largest and most convenient in the state with connected baths and in-house masseurs. It invites readers to write for circulars.
Clark bank assessment ruling declares credits of 1 516 618 arbitrary. Attorney for the bank argues credits are offset by debts under a winter law, while opponents cite constitutional taxation rules. Board also struck a 160 000 mortgage for lack of consideration and will notify mining firms to appear and justify higher assessments.
A new dog catcher, the third under the current administration, begins work after prior holders faced trouble. Delays in licensing enforcement left dogs unpoliced for weeks while the treasurer awaited delinquent data. The new man, desperate for pay, starts work hoping to enforce licenses, while dogs remain unconvinced.
The $20 000 damage suit brought by Hugh Magone against the Colusa Parrot and other mining companies over ore smelting on Silver Bow creek enters a lull until August 31. Defendants will begin rebuttal evidence if no continuance is granted, with about 80 days already devoted to testimony and at least 60 more anticipated. The master will then read testimony, followed by judge Hunt’s ruling.
Between 50 and 75 members of El Katif Shriners in Spokane are expected to visit the Butte temple meeting. They will depart August 7 and participate in the programme from start to finish. Delegations are also expected from Salt Lake and Denver.
A handsome Mellin's Food booth in the agriculture building at the Lewis and Clark exposition showcases gold and ivory white decor, portraits of babies, electric lights, mahogany furniture, and marble statuary. Schlitz Atlas beer is praised as a first class article sold at The Corner with fresh clams and cheap lunches at Ren shaw hall Casino lunch counter.
All members are requested to attend our regular meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30. Business of importance. Per order William Inch president.
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