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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 21 East Broadway Butte Telephone 422 Advertising rates furnished on application.
Butte news items include piano tuners and music firms, new offices for dentists and surgeons, births, and local visits. Notable moves: M. A. Chevigny relocates to Clark building, Dr. Hanson at Silver Bow block, Dr. Bernheim at Harbour building. Also,-capital stock rise for Butteril Co, charity meeting, travel notices, and railway ticket sales.
Plans filed by M C A Estes outline construction of a $100,000 building in Butte. The project centers on painter and knife maker Estes and involves a substantial commercial structure. Zoning and permitting details accompany the proposal.
Field secretary W M Parsons urged Butte to form a larger Y M C A and raise about 100000 for a four story brick and stone building with assembly hall gym offices and baths. Until then a trained secretary will be hired while a pledged fund covers expenses through September 1963.
A body believed to be a man was found inside an old concentrator unit in Charlotte. Investigators are unclear about the deceased’s identity and a remaining area search is ongoing. Local officials have not released a name or cause of death.
A man named Harry Estes, with Ollie Redick, was arrested after allegations that Estes threatened to kill William Robinson, a track worker who had rebuked Redick for neglecting her child. Police also report a past shooting incident between Robinson and Redick. A separate case describes a decomposed unknown man found near the Metz mine with an impending inquest.
Travel deals to St Paul Minneapolis and return 24 50 to Duluth West Superior Sioux City Chicago St Louis and other points. Dates in May June July with various return deadlines. Inquiries at Great Northern Ticket Office 41 North Main street Butte.
Mike McGuire faces first degree assault charges after a May 24 confrontation with Christ Fisher. Fisher was seriously injured when McGuire allegedly used a hatchet before Fisher seized the weapon. The case was filed in Justice Shepherd's court as McGuire was arrested following the incident over Fisher's objection to beer bought for McGuire's wife.
Readings by Madame Renne promise insight on love marriage divorce and life changes. She offers guidance on work travel business matters and locating opportunities. Located at 67 East Park Street Butte.
Inter Mountain reporter R. E. St. Charles recounts a noon burglary at No. 214 West Aluminum street. Thieves entered via a coal hole, ransacked the house, and took three revolvers one used in a prior city shooting. Gold jewelry and stock holdings were also stolen.
Justice Arnold severely lectures J N Cook and John Lowney after arrest for fighting and profane language at the gardens Monday afternoon. Lowney gets five days in jail. Cook receives a light fine as the judge warns of decorum and respect for the recreation spot. Souvenirs at Mayer's, 61 West Park, with each dollar and over spent.
Four year old Harry Barrett wandered from 38 East La Platte street Centerville to downtown. He marveled at tall buildings and wagons before being picked up by a police officer and taken to the city jail. His father retrieved him at 9 PM and brought him home.
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway offers a discounted round trip from Butte to Gregson Springs for 80 cents. Tickets are valid for travel from Saturday noon to Monday noon and may be purchased in this city for the trip both ways.
Seats for the Grand opening of the Manhattan company will go on sale tomorrow evening. The gala event will mark the rededication of the house under new management after extensive renovations. The theater aims to rival any west of the Mississippi. The management has spared no expense to ensure a superior presentation.
A complaint filed yesterday names J. J. Fitzmorris, a blind man, as the defendant in an assault case against Costello. Fitzmorris allegedly struck Costello with a rock, intending to kill. Costello lies seriously injured in the county jail. Fitzmorris faces a preliminary hearing before Justice Libby in Meaderville.
Members of division No. 2 A. O. H. Silver Bow county are urged to attend Friday evening June 6 at Miners Union hall for important business. J. M. Brown, Recording Secretary.
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