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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1901
Page
5
Butte notices list piano tuners and rent offerings, travelers, social visits, a summer school, outings to Gregson Springs, a Columbia Gardens ball game, and a marriage. Also city news on snow at Columbia Gardens, railroad travel tips, local obituaries, lodge memberships, and upcoming travel discounts.
All members of the Engineers' union are requested to attend their next regular meeting to make arrangements to participate in the Miners' union parade. By order Lk. H. Neeley, President.
Corner-stone ceremony for a new African American church in Butte drew a large crowd on Idaho and Platinum streets. Pastor Allen and ministers spoke of equality and faith as the subscription drive raised funds and work donations poured in, with a goal of seven hundred dollars.
The Northern Pacific offers three day and eight day round trip passes to Hunter's Hot Springs Montana for lodging baths and meals at low cost. Inquiries advised to local agents or Helena and Butte general offices. Also local ads for men’s blue serge suits and two lodging house investments with monthly profits and easy terms.
Early last evening a disturbance over the peace was noted as two young women, heavily intoxicated, faced trouble and lacked cigarettes. Jerome B. Gates, 42, died at his home 141 West Daly Street Walkerville. Funeral arrangements to follow. Also an Idaho timber offer from W. E. Pierce & Co. Boise for particulars.
A serious fire at the Centennial lodging house 231 East Park street in Butte burned landlady Miss Inga Larson severely and likely fatally. Three men slept in the building as 15 lodgers occupied rooms. others escaped unharmed. The blaze, possibly from an overheated oven, devastated the wooden structure owned by R. M. Cobban with estimated losses around 2500.
Yesterday W H Loove, a clerk at the Thornton, received a telegram announcing his father's sudden death at the old home in Montpelier Vermont. He had been ill only a few days and a letter said he was improving. Dr Dodd Eye Specialist advertises glasses fittings at 48 West Park Street with free examinations and moderate prices. Also listed are a boy's cap 25 cents, boy's shoes 1.50, and Mother's Friend waists at 50 at Boucher's.
The opening day features a large stake with 32 dogs, including old favorites and many green entries. Drawings pair Dobbin against Shamrock and Proctor Knott against Silver Bow Jr as officials prepare a rapid schedule and no admission fee.
A flare up from a burning flue in a building owned by Thomas Lavelle and E H Sherman on East Park street brought out Central station equipment at 10 45 last night. The chemical engine laid a hose line but was unused. Damage was slight. the upper floor serves as a lodging house.
Two men were seen leaving M. C. King’s livery with a harness the owner says was stolen. James Smith was jailed on burglary charges after Captain Everts brought him in. Minnie Day Hannah Day Josie Keen and Annie Driscoll were rounded up.
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