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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
17
An old barn on Hickory street between Front street and Commercial avenue was almost totally destroyed by fire last night. Firemen arrived shortly before midnight to find the building in flames. Vehicles owned by J. H. French were rescued with difficulty. The cause remains unknown.
An advertisement notes Hoys' Clothing offered with top quality ranges from 82.25 to 7 dollars at Strain's, highlighting low prices and a broad selection for shoppers seeking bargains.
Last evening at the Electric theater a program highlighted Capital vs Labor with a factory dispute, strike riot scene, and a tale of pathos and love. The Cotton King showed cotton field work from growth to finished product with original scenes. Also presented were She Wanted a Bowwow For Her Sister's Sake and Wise Guy, all good comedies making a solid program.
Men’s fine balbriggan underwear offered at Strain's for 65 cents per garment, a strong value compared with the usual dollar price.
The funeral of James Flannagan was held yesterday morning with many friends in attendance. The procession moved from the family home at 311 Washington Street to St. Peter's Church for requiem high mass, followed by burial at Mount Carmel Cemetery.
The annual stockholders meeting will be held at Anaconda Montana the company office on Tuesday June 7 1910 at 1 pm for election of directors and other business P M Halloran secretary announces the gathering at the Anaconda office.
Gerard and family express gratitude for sympathy shown in the death of their son and brother Charles A. Anderson. They thank friends for floral tributes and School of Mines classmates. Mr. and Mrs. John Markuson and Family.
Stanford L. Stone of Leadville Colorado was chosen as Anaconda high school principal for next year. R. D. Fleming was elected to head the commercial department. A. P. Hickson did not seek re election. Board deferred decisions on other teachers until Stone is consulted. W. B. Rodgers was absent.
The Anaconda program this week charms the amusements crowd with Gustaff and Millsner on piano, Ambrosa’s Who Killed Her in sharp motion pictures, Blue Jackets Aboard a Training Ship, Aunt Maria's Substitute comedy, Miss Conly’s Be cause Loved You So, and the Bronte drama Jane Eyre. Jane Eyre promises emotional impact.
Miss Helene Kennett and George B. Wilcox wed at the Presbyterian church in Missoula in a refined ceremony. The bride, attendants, and guests wore elegant attire as Rev. J. N. Mac Lean officiated and a Pine Street reception followed. The couple will reside at the Gibson residence after a celebration marked by prominent local families and community praise.
The house was full for both shows with strong audience approval. Herbert and Vance opened with classical style on varied instruments and notable concertina and cornet work. The Leslie Sisters offered a refined act highlighted by Thats What Makes the World Go Round. Lillian Merrick-Tescher sang My Love Sweet Dreams. Moving pictures The Bully The Pillagers and The Confederate Spy impressed, with Kalem producing a classy drama.
Pat Wall head of a Butte mining party traveled by automobile from the Smoky City to Anaconda and then to the Georgetown mining district. The purpose was not disclosed, though it is presumed to involve mining deals under consideration.
The city lists numerous events and appointments including Modern Woodmen, Woodmen of World, Degree of Honor, Maccabees, and Vermillion’s union meetings tonight. Other items note optician Verberckmoes, Hammerslough’s piano stock, Dr. Carman’s San Francisco trip, Pons at Flood block, policy meeting details, and various visits, rentals, and dances.
At a meeting last night the Anaconda Mercantile association ordered city stores to close at 6 pm Saturday evenings until further notice. The rule excludes July 2 and September 3 due to holidays following Sundays.
Special ladies shoes priced originally at $2.59 and $3 sold at Strain's for $1.45. Limited quantities, selection varies by color and size. Shop early for best picks and savings on current stock.
The feature presents two countryside girls chasing city life and a corrupting suitor who steals money, with rural lovers rescuing them and returning them to the farm. The Bagpipe Player offers witchcraft era tale of a shepherd doomed by a father, but love and magic save them. Comedy rounds out a balanced program.
Miss Rose Jobin and Emile Bouffard were quietly married yesterday morning at St Pauls parish house with Rev Father Coopman officiating. The couple left for a short wedding trip to Missoula and western points and will reside in Anaconda where both are well known.
Election of officers and delegates to the convention will be held at union office Friday June 3 between 8 a m and 7 p m Members must bring their cards James McNulty President Dan J Leary Recording Secretary
Justice of the Peace Pringle plans to occupy the room at the head of the stairs. County commissioners opened a four day special session yesterday, settling various county bills. Come early Saturday to buy fishing tackle before the store closes at 6 p m. H G Coy of East Park avenue and Mr and Mrs George Burnett with Mrs Albert Tuck traveled to Butte to visit Alexander Burnett. J W Steele, a ranger from the Deer Lodge national forest with offices in Butte, was a business visitor in Anaconda yesterday. The Rocky Mountain Juniors defeated the Oak Street Sluggers 11 to 1 with batteries Mac Rae and Knox and Klein and McCarthy. Mr and Mrs T H Goodwin plan to leave today for Tampico Mexico, disappointing many friends from their long Anaconda residence. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid society meets this afternoon in the church lecture room, with a cordial welcome to all ladies. All who understand Swedish are invited to the Swedish Baptist church at Fifth and Cedar strets for revival meetings every night at 8 o clock, preached and sung by Rev E Bjorkquist of Minnesota.
In May County Clerk M P Mahoney records show 44 deeds and numerous releases of mortgages, water right locations, quartz and mill size locations, plus over triple that amount in miscellaneous instruments. Four mortgages on property listed as a highlight for Anaconda's real estate status.
A 3x5 foot all wool bunting American flag is free to every Standard subscriber who pays ten dollars for a one year advance. Get yours in time for Flag Day June 14.
The article asserts American Indians stay baldness free due to scalp conditions and rejects hats as cause. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a germicide that eliminates the scalp germs blamed for hair loss and claims it lets hair grow naturally. Sample offer and Detroit company address included.
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