Pickard of Chicago Receives Artistic Acclaim
Chicago artist Pickard earns wide recognition as the most artistic figure discussed in local arts circles, with critics praising his innovative style and influence on contemporary painting.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
17
Chicago artist Pickard earns wide recognition as the most artistic figure discussed in local arts circles, with critics praising his innovative style and influence on contemporary painting.
A local shop announces a brief display of a Chinese decorator’s latest artistic works. The collection features varied designs with harmonious colors and pleasing overall effect, offered for a few days in the shop window.
Butte items list local business rentals and services including Moyer buggies at Grady's, piano rental from Orton Bros, and a piano tuner. Several residents travel or move towns, births announced, licenses issued, and civic notices emerge amid routine social and business notices in Butte.
All celebrate on Miners Day as the 28th anniversary of the founding of the Union is observed this 18th day. The event honors miners and their contributions with community gatherings and commemorations across regions.
The twenty eighth anniversary parade of the Butte Miners union will start at 10 am from the Miners Union hall. Gov J K Toole and Patrick Boland will speak at Columbia Gardens after a day of sports and music by three bands. a grand procession includes numerous unions and carriages.
The Knights of Tobias memorials at Broadway theater Sunday afternoon will feature a memorial service with chairmen and a program including solos by Ren Ives and Miss Mary Thompson, an oration by Tec Mentte Kolcall, and musical selections by Miss Ethel Dillon Kuet and others. The assembly will conclude with a choir and closing ceremonies under accompanist Vernon E. Matlack.
Memorial services were held in the 1 O. O. F. hall with all local lodges Daughters of Rebekah and county encampments represented. Dean Selfridge chaired the event as route grand T C Bowden was chaplain and J A Shelton gave the main oration. Performances included solos by Nels Carlson Miss Willitt Ethel Holman and Gilbert with accompanists Prof J Hall and JT Bowden. The service closed with a prayer by Rev S J Hocking.
Richard Orcutt Callaway and Miss Margaret Maude Kitto wed at St. John's Episcopal Church in Butte. The ceremony featured a 50-voice choir, Lohengrin wedding chorus, and a reception at 794 Dakota Street with family and close friends.
The ceremony featured choir procession and an impressive ring service led by Rev Slator Clay Blackiston. Bride Mrs Callaway wore white radium silk, the couple will begin housekeeping at once with gifts from St Johns vestry choir and Silver Bow Glee club. Mr Callaway, born in England, has lived in Butte most of his adult life. Mrs Callaway came from Wales ten years ago.
A customer distraction and two accomplices allegedly aided by a third overruled Rooney's attention and a sack was removed. The Corner saloon owners hid the loss, while Rooney is not suspected. Authorities doubt arrest for the clever bar theft.
Finlen hotel register last night listed L L Canfield and 13 children headed to Fort Shaw. Canfield, superintendent of the Indian school there, visited Lemhi agency and is transporting boys and girls ages 12 to 15 from the Lemhi and Bannack tribes for schooling.
Holiday hours will be observed at the local post office today honoring Miners Union Day. The carriers and several delivery windows will be open.
A bank roll of about 215 to 225 dollars disappeared after Monday night poker at the Corner saloon. C A Williams known as Stub gathered the money and handed the sack to John Rooney for safekeeping. Rooney cannot recall where he placed it, sparking a detective inquiry.
From 11 45 a m to 1 p m the stamp and box windows will be open and a mail collection in the business district begins at 4 45 p m. Days and exact routes not specified.
Meesrs Scallon and Dempsey of the Civic league with sheriff deputies conducted grand rounds of gambling houses last night at six o clock. Nothing was doing or any arrests reported. By midnight people moved about stairways of the alleged gambling venues, but no action occurred.
Dick Walsh, stabbed in a drunken quarrel at an Ast Park Street saloon, was released from hospital after wounds healed. He suffered four stabs from behind, one entering the pleural cavity, and a neck cut near the jugular. Maurice Ryan was arrested at the scene on assault charges. both men are miners and well known in the camp.
James A. Flint arrives from Helena while John H. Tolan travels up from Anaconda. J F Hagerman comes from Billings and A L Henderson from Denver. Justice George R. Milburn registers at the Finlen. Dr. William E Casey comes from Pinestone Springs. Jerry Rourke and Sam D Goza plus R A Luke arrive from Helena. W J Vogler tours in from Red Rock. Traphagen, ex MT college man, arrives. C H Richardson consults Missoula county operations. Gov Toole addresses miners at Columbia Gardens. Alfred W Cooley dies in Butte while here on government business.
Northwest Coal announces relocation to the Silver Bow block at 16 West Granite. Offices of Slemons and Booth move to Silver Bow with contact at telephone 505 in Rock Springs. Nearby sites Diamond Rocky Fork Bridger referenced for future operations.
Paris June 12 cabinet declares policy to implement social and economic reforms including income tax pension for workers and shorter hours. government aims to enforce measures without reprisals while seeking church state separation and general amnesty for strike and religious offenders. Also supports gradual naval reductions via Hague conference and urges nations to cut military costs as universal opinion grows.
About 1,000 feet of the long bridge linking Galveston island to the mainland burned this morning, isolating Galveston from outside connection except by boat. The island city sits on shoal water in the Gulf of Mexico, separated from the coast by a single bridge that now burned.
Boot notes the Red Hatchet will start discounting tomorrow after clerks and workers enjoy the miners’ holiday today. The item signals a shift to price cutting as the mining community takes a break.
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