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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
10
The text notes a brief piece from Butte with a focus on Standard tM East Broadway and telephone line G2. Advertising rates are furnished, with a six-month application noted.
The bracelet becomes a near necessity with elbow sleeves as manufacturers struggle to keep up, especially for finer solid gold items. The Nethersale hangte bracelet leads sales while tinks remain popular. Some pieces feature peridot diamonds sapphires pearls and rubies, plus plain and engraved options. Prices run from $10 to $125.
A collage of notices from Butte and Helena includes moves of professionals such as Dr. S Keyser to 203 Goldberg block and Dr. Freund at East Broadway, social visits by Mrs M Tetman and Miss Mary Hagerty, a new baby for Mr. and Mrs. Malloy, and travel plans noting Stage departures from Missoula and residents visiting relatives. Mentions of local residents in business, leisure, and events pepper the page along with brief notices of fishing at Lolo Hot Springs and surveying activity by Vittar Rakowsky in Montana.
The hardest grading ever undertaken on North May street between Copper and Woolman is under way. Blasting powder widens holes, but large bowlders stall progress. Workers remove dirt around rocks with shovels and big teams, moving to lower Copper street area as the ground remains stubbornly hard. Funeral announced for Dennis Lyne at St Lawrence’s church after services at the family residence on Daly Street.
Testimony shows Perkins linked to multiple prior arrests and threats amid cross examination about killings and shootings. Witnesses describe stockmen removing cattle as range shortens while deer lodge valley hay feeds cows and a few relatives discuss local disputes and farm trouble across the valley.
The Forenaugh Sells combined circus arrives in Butte this morning from Hexeman after a parade through the streets. Strenuous acts headline the morning show with a street parade planned along Front Arizona and Park streets ending at Olympian grounds. Afternoon and evening performances are promised to exceed prior efforts.
People value fair pricing and trusted quality from merchants who offer standard goods at known low prices. The piece notes Masuring jeweler in Butte as an example of honest selling, while highlighting guaranteed value and lowest rates. It also mentions county attorney appointments, Elks convention in Denver, and travel notices among mixed notices and ads.
Fragmented notice describes a Sunday train schedule leaving Bulte at 6 oclock with promotional offerings for hiking, picnic ventures along the state line, prices listed in dollars, and references to lenses, consultation, and local street names Park and Main.
Dee Molntere Neinks sues in Montana court over mining interests. The case names Dane Tawtn and George Gauls, with Honey Amertsian as plaintiff. The court action seeks to enforce a deed and determine fealty and trust arrangements related to mineral holdings.
A relief committee meeting led to six restaurants being ordered closed while Commissioner Moran declared the eateries unsanitary and Dr Devine deemed ten unnecessary. No action was taken on five other relief restaurants. Magnolia clear is the brat, Al who simoke it will take neny nthe.
A man described as a black thief stole from a passerby in Hartie early yesterday morning. Police officers Jerry Lineh and Shew chased the suspect at Madrid Parade, recovering a wallet and locating a drug‑dependent man, with grand larceny charges filed in Justice Craigs court. The victim, Sheeran, is identified along with the suspect Johnson and the recovered items including a silk skirt.
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