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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
7
Butte social and business notes cover visits and arrivals from Missoula Helena Bozeman Spokane and Portland. Births marriages moves and licenses listed along with charity events and services at Congregation B nai Israel and Hebrew classes.
Delegations from Utah Idaho and Montana attend the Grand Council gathering of United Commercial Travelers. Today features sightseeing with a Columbia Gardens banquet this evening and a social program at Finlen Hotel.
On Sunday June 4 the Northern Pacific runs an excursion from Butte to Pipestone and Whitehall and back. Departures are 9:00 a.m. from Butte and 7:50 p.m. from Whitehall. Round trip fares are 1.00 to Pipestone and 1.50 to Whitehall. W. H. Merriman, General Agent.
Funeral services for Add Williams were held yesterday afternoon at the Masonic temple with Rev. S. C. Blackiston of St. John's Church leading. Masons and Eastern Star conducted the rites and a large turnout of friends, including many city pioneers, attended. Floral tributes were beautiful and pallbearers were longtime friends. The grave service mirrored the Masonic rites.
In Butte court Nick Badinovetz is ordered to explain how he disposed of sixty dollars belonging to John M. Rezek after turning it over to his attorney. Also, Washoe Copper seeks injunction to stop sinking a shaft on Leggat Foster addition property, claiming trespass and asking damages. Other cases include attorney fees granted in Frank Boucher v Powers and a high bond approval for John M. Hardesty v Largey Lumber. Maggie Egler suit proofs set for hearing in Department I.
Mrs Effie Hill widow of a mine accident victim reports ongoing indignities at her North Walkerville chicken ranch. She filed a complaint with the county attorney alleging malicious acts by neighbor James Berry man who resides nearby.
Papers filed in Justice Colligan's court report Mrs. Hill charging Berryman with breaking locks on her chicken house as fast as she can replace them, with no arrest made by late last night.
The report praises Ysaye as the greatest living violinist and anticipates a memorable recital in Butte on June 5 with fans eager for the performance.
Becky Farriss alias May Davis was arrested in Butte on a charge of stealing a gold watch and charm in Helena. Police later released her on instructions from Chief McCann after she agreed to surrender the alleged property. The report notes her stop in Livingston at the Elite hotel near the depot.
A testimonial from Miss Margret Merkley of Milwaukee describes relief from ovarian ulceration after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound instead of surgery. The piece urges women with painful or excessive periods, bearing-down pains, or pelvic swelling to seek the remedy and advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
A brief note describes that tea is purchased in packages and sold similarly by grocers. It mentions that your grocer refunds your money if you do not like the product.
A dispute over feed for a flock led to charges of grand larceny against Adam Anderson, with civil suits for damages by Hample, Hamilton and Montgomery. Other actions include a defense verdict for Mrs. Annie Coughlin in a sidewalk injury case, and numerous administrator reports and divorce filings in the district court.
Two cases before Justice Taylor were quickly disposed of. William Cross faced a forgery charge but was cleared when testimony showed he and Thur were partners in a tinsmithing shop at 342 South Main Street and Cross might legally indorse a firm check. Mrs. William Yutz faced a disturbing the peace charge. the prosecutor declined to press after learning the feud between families was long standing. The magistrate postponed further action, and both sides agreed to end the dispute.
On Sunday June 4 the first excursion train runs to Pipestone Springs. Depart Butte in the morning and return by 9 p.m. Enjoy a full day at the Springs with rest, bathing, fishing and meals. Management is new.
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