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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
7
The Standard announces advertising rates from its principal branch office located at 2 Fast Broadway Butta. Telephone contact is 422 for rate details and scheduling.
Espina and W A Roberts noted. piano tuners Orton Bros and Montana Music Co advertised. Dentists A C Sandberg and G A Chevigny moved offices to Clark block. Dr Hanson offers X rays. Local citizens travel, births listed, and Butte annexation vote scheduled July 38. Northern Pacific adds sleeper to North Coast Limited. health retreat trip to Pipe Stone Springs planned. Imprisonment of a suspect after a Virginia City case referenced.
All members are asked to assemble at their hall on June 13 at 8 30 a.m. to take part in a parade. By order P A Stevens president.
Members of Mill and Smelter No 74 W F of M urged to meet at Miners Union hall on Friday June 13 at 9 30 a m to participate in the Miners union charade by order of the union.
Tickets priced at $1.50 and $2.00 for trains at 2:05 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Friday. Return trip available the following Monday.
Butte High School graduates stage a full commencement at Sutton's Broadway theater. Addresses cover The Race Problem in the South and Virginia’s contributions to the United States, with diplomas awarded by R L Clinton as 17 seniors embark on new lives.
Opening day crowds at Morris & Co 62 West Park street fill the store with visitors to the soda fountain ice cream parlor and candy counter amid rich furnishings lights and palms. Miners' Union day expected to boost trade with shoppers drawn to candies refreshments and summer drinks at the fountain after the parade.
The Overland minstrels will travel by special Great Northern train to Helena for a Saturday evening performance. The train leaves the Butte depot at 1 30 PM and includes Mrs Harry Symons and her 13 daughters with their show The Awakening of the Sunflower. Round trip fare is 4 dollars, tickets on board, and plans cover Butte visitors staying all day Sunday before returning.
The Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railroad declares a cheap round trip from Butte to Gregson Springs. Tickets from Butte to the springs and return cost 80 cents. Travel is valid from Saturday noon to Monday noon.
The Pennsylvania lines inaugurate a 20 hour daytime passenger service named The Pennsylvania Special. The Chicago to New York train will depart Chicago at 12 noon daily starting Sunday June 15. For details contact H R Dering assistant general passenger agent at 248 South Clark Street Chicago.
Five fighters appeared before Judge Boyle in police court. Louis Cooper charged with striking Peter Sullivan had the charge dismissed as self defense. Sullivan pleaded not guilty and received a continuance. Michael and S P Dougherty faced fighting charges with a broken window claim. A man named John Doe was granted 24 hours to plead after arrest for kicking a man. Mary Anderson faced alleged street walking and theft charges with a Tuesday trial set. Axtell Tallman 8 had theft charges dismissed due to minority. Edward Morgan jailed for petty larceny after paying fine or serving 13 days. Three drunks, Andrew Berg John McGarty and Jack Taylor, fined $5 each.
A list details multiple round trip fares from Butte to towns including Whitehall Lime Spur Twin Bridges Sheridan Alder Pony Bonita Deer Lodge and more. Tickets note weekend validity and return rules with various prices and a Mayer's souvenir offer.
The Oregon Short Line will run the first popular excursion of the season to Salt Lake on Saturday June 21. Trains depart at 2 05 a m and 4 30 p m. Reserve berths at 103 North Main Street with H O Wilson General Agent.
Mrs. Kate Formel countersuit against former partner Miss Elizabeth M. O Boyle over funds paid into the business. Formel says the complaint misstates facts and owes the public an explanation, asserting she will prove her innocence at trial and cites 16 years of dealings with reputable firms in Butte.
Special excursion train leaves Montana Union depot at 8 20 a m Sunday and runs to Alder returning at 6 p m Stage connects at Alder to Virginia City fares: Butte to Pipestone 1 00 Butte to Whitehall 1 40 Butte to Twin Bridges 1 50 Butte to Sheridan 2 00 Butte to Alder 2 00 Stage connects at Alder to and from Virginia City.
Rev Jordan Allen of the African Methodist church received a White House package with a small folding globe map for the church building fund. A card signed Best Wishes by Mrs Roosevelt accompanied the token, and it will be shown at the upcoming church fair.
Special rates west via Northern Pacific to Portland and return on sale. Fares include 200 40, 29.20 to Tacoma and return for June 21. For details contact W. H. Merriman, General Agent, Northern Pacific Railway, Butte, Montana.
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