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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
9
A Great Northern passenger train five hours late after an axle on a coal car broke, derailing north of Butte near the Silver Bow mine. Passengers abandoned the coaches for street cars and hacks while wrecking crews cleared the line. no injuries, but coal spilled and residents salvaged it for winter.
James McCarthy, a crippled elderly man, wandered through Jamaica ginger from saloons and was found doubled over in agony at Paxson Rockefeller drug store on West Park Street. A patrol wagon carried him to the county jail where Dr. Ignatius Donnelly treated him, easing his cramps. He claimed to live nowhere and drew sympathy from passersby.
The general committee for entertainment of Grand Lodge Degree of Honor will meet at 524 West Granite Street on Friday evening at 7 30 o clock. Jessie C Gunn, Chairman.
John B. Kelley, 13 years a Centerville resident and Butte camp miner, died yesterday at his home after bronchial pneumonia contracted July 4. He leaves a wife, seven children, and a sister, all in Butte. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Washington lodge members to meet at St George's hall Centerville at 1 30 p m Thursday July 27 for funeral services of Samuel Eddy.
The Sheepshearers Union of North America opened its second annual convention in Butte with seventeen delegates from ten states. The main business was review of a constitution and by laws not yet adopted. Platt Richardson of Harlowtown presides and officers were to be elected, likely concluding the meeting.
Butte eyes a major Labor day parade with prizes for best floats and best appearing organizations. A five member joint committee outlined the program and aims to attract excursion riders while warning businesses to deal only with credentialed committee members.
Dick Garvan a lithe athlete training at McDonald’s Gymnasium Arizona and Granite Streets issues three side bets a $500 challenge to any lightweight wrestler or boxer and a $500 to $1,000 challenge to any bagpuncher. He showcases astonishing power with the bat hitting from front or back and he is noted for his graceful swing.
Ladies gold filled lockets in roman satin or bright finish new designs priced at 2 and 3 dollars. Itkin's store located at 5 North Main Street promotes these jewelry items to shoppers seeking affordable elegant pieces.
The Standard reports Duncan Cameron, a renowned horse trainer with leading Montana and Colorado stables, died in Denver. Friends say he had been ill briefly. he attended Overland Park races last month and was in good health then. He trained for H. L. Frank and Hugh Wilson among others. The note also mentions a Women's Protective Union meeting and a Montana Music Co pianola showcase.
Physicians testified that Harrington had degenerated heart valves and an enlarged liver. The inquest said the demise occurred after he collapsed near East Park Street and later drank whiskey before dying. The autopsy noted a hardened heart, lime deposits, and three times normal liver size. The funeral is set at 2 PM from 613 North Alaska Street.
W G Conrad of Great Falls former U S senator candidate returned from Salt Lake trip noting the 57th anniversary of the valley's discovery by Brigham Young and followers. He described changes since his first visit and reported a large parade and flags. Boston and Montana band plays for Woman's club dance at $1 per couple.
A group of young men began an overland journey through the park yesterday morning at 2 o clock. The party included former Aldermen Mike Ryan and A. C. Stevens along with Dan Donovan Pat Maher Jerry Sullivan and Jack Nolan.
Two hundred seventy five dollars for drilling contest with 200 first prize and 75 second prize, at least three teams to enter. Football prize 100 dollars. Tug of war prize 100 dollars between Butte miners and Anaconda mill and smelter men under Gaelic rules at Columbia gardens on August 12.
Mrs James Dennis rushes to Salt Lake after telegram reports the death of her mother Mrs T J Lloyd The news comes as residents are urged to seek value from local advertisers including McHenry flavorings Orton Bros piano dealer at 219 N Main Daly’s tavern and Schlitz Atlas beer at The Corner A concert is slated at Shortridge Memorial Christian church Thursday at 8 pm with tickets priced at 25 cents.
Justice A H Gillette of South Butte township must appear before Judge Donlan on September 24 to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt. The dispute arose from three damage suits against David Jones linked to a water right fight and a writ of review restraining him from proceeding with the cases.
Northern Pacific Great Northern and Oregon Short Line grant a one and a third fare for residents within 70 miles of Butte to attend the Last Days of Pompeii engagement. The concession aims to help out of town patrons. Olive Branch lodge and Washington lodge members are urged to meet Thursday at 3 PM to attend the funeral of Samuel Eddy per William Odgers and J. B. Metlin.
Attendees at the gardens dance tonight for the Women’s club can ride home after 9 pm with cars on all lines running until every guest is returned. Branch 861 L A B A members meet at 424 Warren Ave at 9 am Thursday for Sister McAlroy’s funeral. a church car will wait. For Flathead Reservation info contact W R Van Valen or Smead & Hershey in Missoula.
Baraboo Wisconsin July 26 A C Cuttlie who introduced the Russian apple to the United States and served as a former president of the State Horticultural Society has died aged 91.
A lead ing specialist claims over 9 of 100 summer complaints could be avoided if people keep their systems toned with Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. He says it is the most effective germ destroyer known to the medical profession.
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