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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
11
Butte News lists the principal branch details and contact information for the 9 Men of the Avandard at 28 Eat Sreaiwhy, Bute. Includes telephone 422 and independent telephone 2. Advertising rates furnished on 87 publication.
An optical department advertises glasses for eyes, inviting customers to visit and obtain eyewear. The message emphasizes accessibility and eye care services.
A jumble of society notices and travel updates from Butte. Mentions Bilson and Salt Lake travel, Henry Mugler wagering, dental ads, new patterns in imported goods, visits to Helena and Great Falls, Queenstown and New York trips, theater and concert plans, births and residents’ movements, and local business notes at the Tutte and surrounding venues.
An inspector reports most meat shops and abattoirs in the city are clean and sanitary with a few exceptions. Poultry and fin fish quality noted as good, but some meat products warned against. Slaughter houses show two clean, one unsanitary. Suggests centralized abattoir control for revenue and public health. Dairy farms show many milking employees using poor methods and washing practices, affecting efficiency and cleanliness.
An inspection of the Swiss-American dairy reveals a diseased cow in the herd. Authorities reported multiple inspections and license recertifications totaling various counts across cows, milk depots, creameries, vehicles, and meat milkers.
The Mohlin State School of Mines will hold commencement exercises in the school gym this evening. Ten students will graduate: James Kane Murphy Linden Thomas McAlvenny James Clarke Roach Peter Everett Peterson Ralph Stanley Clinch Arthur Adolph Zentner Charles Hugh O Connor Floyd Shields Duke Sultzar and Charles A Toul. Associate Justice FLC Smith of the supreme court will deliver the address. A faculty reception will follow.
County auditor Prendergast ordered his deputy not to pay the county share of monthly emergency billings when city hospitals refused admission and treatment. April bill was paid. city treasurer told to expect further payments. Mayor Duncan raised the issue. commissioners say no authority to block the charges and may seek court resolution if the auditor persists.
County Treasurer Shovlin began redeeming school district bonds yesterday. About 18 bonds of $1,000 each, issued in 1901 for $100,000 at 4 percent interest, were paid. Bonds payable 1921 were redeemed as the treasury held about $190,000 for redemption. The Lands call and stopped interest details appear. Also noted is the incorporation notice for Interstate Lumber Company with $600,000 capital. Directors listed as W. Myanhy, HB. Swinehart, TP. Slomons, A. T. Morgan and Kelley.
The Poteat Springs resort near Pony launches a grand sale under new management. The event features vast sock and hose bargains with many styles and prices advertised. Also noted: funeral services for Genevieve Smith and Marie Glendorn scheduled for today and tomorrow, both at local churches and family residences.
A five year romance ends in a wedding at the Brown home in Walkerville. Miss Myrile L. Pratt becomes Mrs McQueeney as family and friends fill the ceremony. Guests include Mrs Gearte and Miss Margaret Meagher. Afterward a reception and a brief honeymoon to Los Angeles precede their move to Missoula.
William Fay elected president of the Butte Smelter Men's union for six months, defeating Harry Sechler. W. H. Tripp elected vice president, A. M. Fluent re-elected secretary-treasurer. Willaims re-elected walking delegate. Three delegates chosen for Western Federation convention in Butte next July: Charles Witney, A. B. Fluent, William Martin. Trustees limited race with Harry Roberts top vote. election hours and counting noted. miners' union election set for next Tuesday.
Attendants report a deadly owl fight at the Columbia garden yesterday with the larger bird killed and the survivor injured, showing repeated clashes and prior bite incidents. A passing attendant saw the fatal strike as the hooked beak pierced the rival's neck and ended the combat.
The Family Theatre showcases Faust this week with Mite Pelt Pringle and her company delivering strong performances. Key players include Marguerite, Arthur Matthews, and Prone Searth, praised for their skilled staging and comic timing. The run continues next Sunday with Matines. Local patrons report lively entertainment and high production quality.
Harry Leo Bays Ut Took Sparkler was brought to the crimery dal awaiting action by the One County attorney Leo foinid to have worked a eleves iris an a min named McCallum. He was arrested after a man on a corner identified him and police recovered a four digit number associated with the sparkler.
A packed audience at the Woman's Club heard Miss Grace Bourret present her younger pupils in a recital. Local talent assisted, including the Stevens Glee Club and Mrs. Richard Calloway, who delivered several memorable numbers. The choir performed three pieces, with the sailors' chorus standing out. Mrs. Calloway impressed the crowd with multiple engaging performances.
Butte Briefs note F Blair of Livingston spent yesterday in Butte, visiting a barn scene with Mr and Mrs. Alan Haljun on Third Street Walkerville. Sugar reference appears in fragmentary form.
In a disrupted report from Seattle a city official transition is noted with John F. Rounds stepping down and Hay Smaith named as successor with ties to Clarence Us Saleh. The text mentions former Chief of Police Charles W. Wappenstein and a trial referencing payments and rates, but many names and details are garbled.
Reports from the Southern Pacific of Mexico indicate light air alerts on Tuesday and Wednesday between insurgents and federal forces near the capital of the state in Atn aloa Mexico. No details on the fighting were provided.
An unclear report notes a conference gathering where Joseph Me and others participate. Indore Alone appears connected to the event. Carven of teat wond and AMO are mentioned with an elevator incident and a presiding figure at the venue.
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