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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
13
Our stock is so large we offer a special discount of one third off our regular prices ranging from six dollars to two hundred dollars.
Butte notes list visitors and residents from Helena Dillon Great Falls and Red Rock, with arrivals from Livingston and Ruby. Local services include piano rental, carriage hardware, awnings, and eye and nervous care. A cattle move near Pioche ends with high price per head in Salt Lake.
The three lodges of the Ladies of the Maccabees in the Butte district held memorial services. Members visited cemeteries to decorate graves, and a large evening audience attended a sermon at First Presbyterian Church by Rev. Groeneveld. A 3x5 wool bunting American flag offered to subscribers who pay $10 in advance.
Emma Goldman and manager Reitman denounce church, Spain, and U S authorities at Carpenter Union hall. Goldman lauds Ferrer as a martyr, cites his schools in Spain, and urges private life free of church state interference while condemning press misconduct and social ills. Funeral notices follow for Burnett Hennessy Hackett Keefe.
Silver Bow Trades and Labor council praised the move to six o'clock closing in Butte. Leaders from Montana, the Western Carpenters, electrical workers, and Great Falls officials urged swift settlement of the Great Falls strike while noting union-only work crews. The council supported boosting the carnival to fund the Labor Temple building and awaited profits from the event.
Notice to Miners announces the semi annual election of officers and delegates to the eighteenth annual convention on Tuesday June 7. Polls open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Dan Holland, President, Al McLellan, Secretary.
The Silver Bow National Bank savings department offers 4 percent interest and is the only savings department in the city under national supervision.
John J. Barrett aged 39 and a native of Massachusetts died last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Kirk at 315 South Washington Street after a long illness described as miner's consumption. A resident of Butte for 15 years he planned to visit relatives near Boston. The body remains at Richards' undertaking rooms with funeral arrangements to be made once relatives are heard from.
The funeral for Alexander Burnett, longtime Anaconda resident and Braund House proprietor in Butte, will be held tomorrow morning at his Braund House apartments. Many old-time friends are expected to come from Anaconda to attend.
Ed Bankson was arrested on a complaint by Lottie Maynard for beating her with a bottle during a dispute over money. Maynard said she feared he would kill her and described him as assaulting her head. Bankson was charged with a "secretary" way and Maynard held as a witness.
Chief Sanger and his firefighters brace for a busy month ahead to curb firecracker hazards and deter false alarms. He warns careless youths risk sparking fires and urges mayoral support for a safer celebration.
In every instance the department arrived promptly when fires began, keeping damage slight and stopping fires from gaining a dangerous start.
Jefferson City Missouri June 5 Federal inspectors discovered a fully equipped counterfeiting plant in the Missouri penitentiary. The outfit was found in the cell of Lee Jager and Joseph Vail and the pair will be brought to trial in federal court on the counterfeiting charge.
Philip Crowley, brought in on insanity charges from 121 South Grant street, raved for hours in the detention ward of the emergency hospital. He shouted questions about Russia and Del Fuego, claimed rights to a trial by jury, and appealed to the judge and city attorney while neighbors groaned from a broken leg ward.
Pueblo boards of control and governors begin a two day session to prep for the September irrigation congress in Pueblo. The programme includes five minute discussions on reform and home seeking with reclamation topics. The Ratlinger Pinchot debate sparked the Spokane discussion.
The text extols handsome tailored suits and coats, praising perfect fit and exquisite detail as masterpieces of the tailor's art. It notes their rare elegance and beauty, appealing to discriminating women seeking exclusive smart fashions at moderate prices.
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