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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
7
Auction prices announce a vast line of solid gold bracelets. Described as plain, engraved, or ornamented with diamonds pearls sapphires and other stones they are presented as beautiful gifts. Discount offered: one-third from regular prices ranging from six to two hundred dollars.
Real pianos from Orton Fras and Carnage hardware at Grady. Various visitors and residents pass through Butte, including F. J. Shaney of Lewistown, Heisman of Wickes, E. Lomer of Red Rock, and G. A. Powers from Livingston. City officials, professionals, and tradespeople are noted, with hospital and education mentions and local business movements. trains and travel experiences are cited amid a flurry of names and places in Butte.
All Free Judges and Ladies of the Maccabees of the Butte district held memorial services. Members visited cemeteries to decorate graves with flowers. A large evening sermon at the First Presbyterian Church by Rev. Groene-Weld. Impressive cemetery ceremonies. order still active in Butte. A 4x8 feet American flag and 2,000 foot bunting offered to subscribers of the Standard who pay $10 in advance.
Long account of Emma Goldman criticizing church authority and supporting Ferrer’s modern school movement in Spain and the United States. She links education to social reform, denounces hypocrisy in clergy, and argues for private life autonomy and secular schooling. Also covers two funeral notices and a public debate on prostitution and the white slave trade.
Notice to Minden. Semi annual election of officers and delegates to eighteenth annual convention will take place on Tuesday June 7. Polls open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Dan Holland, President. AU McLellan, Secretary. The Silver Bow National Bank savings department, per cent interest paid. The only savings department in a city under national supervision.
The council reported success in enforcing 6 pm closing across Butte stores on Saturday night with only a few smaller shops staying open to 1 am. Labor leaders reviewed Great Falls strike progress and predicted a short, decisive dispute with union support likely. A Great Falls building trades council recently formed backs union principles and carnival fundraising by the Parker company for the Labor Temple association, promising substantial proceeds.
John J Barrett, 39, a native of Massachusetts, died last evening at the home of William Kirk at 36 South Washington Street after a long illness. A resident of Butte for 18 years, he was known in the area and was preparing to leave soon to be with relatives near Boston. The body lies at Richards' undertaking rooms and funeral arrangements will be made as relatives are heard from.
The funeral of Alexander Burnett, a former Anaconda resident and longtime Butte businessperson, will be held tomorrow morning at his apartment in the Round House. Many old-time friends from Anaconda are expected to attend.
Latsie Maynard, a resident of a red light district, testified that Bankson struck her with a bottle and threatened to kill her when she could not provide money. Bankson was arrested last night on a complaint and charged as a secretary yar. she remained held as a witness.
Chief Singer warns of danger as boys light small firecrackers in town just weeks before July Fourth. Firefighters anticipate calls and stress the strain on equipment, urging mayor and city officials to bolster safety. A false alarm on Anaconda road added to the strain, with the department aiming to prevent fires and casualties.
The department has been summoned promptly in most cases where fires begin and damage occurs, with efforts focused on preventing spread and safeguarding nearby areas. The report notes a pattern of rapid response to dangerous incidents and ongoing precautions to reduce risk.
In Sefferson City Missouri federal inspectors uncovered a fully equipped counterfeit mint in a cell occupied by Lee Jager and Jo eph Watt. They will be brought to trial in federal court on counterfeiting charges as a result of the discovery.
A disturbed patient, Pailin Crowley of 121 South Giant Street, was brought to the emergency hospital and kept shouting a lengthy address for hours in the detention ward. He ranted about trials, Russia, England, and appeals to higher authorities while others endured the noise.
The fifteenth Irrigation congress begins in Pueblo with a two day session. Program features include a broad reform discussion and name seeking related to reclamation and key topics. The Spokane trip and Ballinger-Pinehat controversy are referenced in coverage.
An ornate notice extols a tailor’s masterworks in tailored coats and suits. It emphasizes flawless fit and artistic precision, claiming refined Ossocimlee tle women favor exclusive designs and high fashion. The text blends praise with promotional flourish.
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