BVITE NEWS Stand ard Broadweay Address and Phone
Local notice lists the Standard Broadweay address at 28 Maint and a phone contact for inquiries. Independent telephones advertise rates upon request.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
10
Local notice lists the Standard Broadweay address at 28 Maint and a phone contact for inquiries. Independent telephones advertise rates upon request.
The fragment from John D. Wells’s "Old Good-bys end Howdy- Dove" quotes a verse about aging eyes that aren’t as sharp as before and the desire to recall the past. It notes a public offer for scientific eye examinations and affordable glasses, warning eye danger at any age.
Miscellaneous notes from Butte current affairs list residents leaving for Seattle Prescott Washington D C and other cities for business travel and family visits. Entries mention Miss Leon Aanrathy Richard and Tom Res en route to Sault Ste Marie M B Rouleau retiring to Portland and births announced for local families.
The junior class of 1912 held its class day exercises in the big assembly room before about 900 in Batley High School. A mock trial against the faculty drew applause as seniors played the teachers and attorneys defended the faculty. President William J. Sullivan urged lasting friendship and mutual respect as the class prepared for entry into business and life beyond school. The program featured poetry, a class will, and musical numbers. Seniors planned plays at the Broadway theater and a diploma ceremony Friday evening.
Charles Innes ended his life using a soaked towel to suffocate himself at the Lynch block on Saturday a physician panel concluded the act was prompted by fumes from chloroform and a determined mind. The coroner seeks no inquest. Innes’s brother from Lyne Ontario wired to claim the body as sister Isa bele Toones of Winnipeg travels.
The notice promotes a 353-Taat wool bunting flag with four percent store and ten subscribers in advance, urging mail subscribers to pay 30 for a year and claiming sturdy construction. It links the flag to Flag Day and encourages readers to own a flag this year.
Mrs. Janie J. Candy wife of John Candy died yesterday at the family residence 143 West Pacific Street aged 42. Survived by husband and son, father and mother Mr and Mrs. Jory of Centerville, one sister Mrs. Granville, William Squiree, and Misses Bessie Nelle and Flossie Jory.
A fire in framerooms near Wyoming and Broadway yesterday morning caused a brief department response with little damage. The origin is unknown. Minutes later the Oxford hotel chimney emitted smoke but caused no damage. A nearby burning shack near the Arizona Street station was reported but did not result in injuries.
Telegram from Salt Lake City reports Mrs Thomas A Caney underwent a hospital operation with appendiliis and related issues. The procedure was successful and her condition is described as very favorable to date. Mrs Caney was formerly Miss Atwad Nissler of the city.
A resident of West Broadway identified as VPrOnY is charged with failing to provide support and with leaving the city soon after the birth of a child. The charges stem from a complaint filed by the county attorney alleging the offenses.
A garbled report describes a busy tide of people and activity in a northern Malay area. The fragment mentions a time around 7 to 9:39 p.m., with references to attire and a local scene, but specifics are unclear.
A Finn merchant led 20 men from Butte to purchase lands totaling 88 200 dollars with long term payments to fund a cooperative farming settlement near San Francisco. The group plans 73 acre allotments, joint profits, cooperative provisioning, and a shared harvest of their first crop in fall.
The Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company at 45 West Park streets offers extended hours with Saturday evening service. Reports encourage patrons to visit for advice on settling affairs and wills drawn free of charge. Local notices mention lodge events and a meeting on the 9th of February.
The U S Senate committee plans to summon bankers and officials to testify in the money trust investigation. Reports say most national banks have resumed or complied with requests, with committees gathering testimony and documentary evidence as part of the probe.
Fragmented Idaho delegation rows over Champ Clark at the convention surface amid factional pressure. Reports claim Conor d Alene and Taha Tune supported by local groups while Dubois and Dubbs factions seek influence. Temporary chairmanship shifts and calls to unite behind Clark recur as party leaders push for a stable platform.
Miss Grave Crunnica, daughter of Mr. God Men, plans a six weeks viewing trip to Portland and other coast cities with Lt Merriman, freight and passenger agent of the Northern Pacific. J M. Jim Bafort, first vice president of the Amana claves of the First Ran church, invites friends to a gathering at 937 West Broadway this evening. A party of bassists who were in Butte yesterday includes entries for Drennan, Adam Wills don, James Figtee, I B Montcomers, Seattle, and A. Gotz.
Thomas Gibson of Sheridan and John R Saewson of Denver join A Midleton of Salt Sage in a legal matter before Paul J Paulsen. Names appear in fragmented text outlining a property or financial dispute involving Spritnss.
In Tijlishora California Walter Eta challenges a bet by climbing stairs on his hands as a stunt. A Burlingpounds club trip and a separate train ride are noted, with Henry Z. Scott promising payment per failed stop and a $500 prize if he succeeds, despite a fall.
A delegation led by Will of the Great Northern arrived in Great Falls to attend development meetings. Helena representatives joined, Governor Narrit was to meet in Spokane. The group planned a luncheon and continued westward with brief stops along the line.
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