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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
8
Butterfly Colorings and Shapes Wa opened new brooches belt pins and veil pins in sterling silver many gilded the larger pieces are enamelled with flowers dragons and conventional designs the enamel has a cloisonne look valued 1.50 to 5 dollars ready for display in the upper window Saturday and Sunday
In town visitors and residents including A Varnitr, E R Kindle, A Maxwell, J Latterton, and others frequent the Finlen and Bar FB. Rarities like portraits and etchings are showcased, while local society, engineering society meetings, and graduation notices unfold.
An unclear report notes a man brought to Virginia City by Marshal Honitan from Twin Bridges after an alleged stoning of a horse at the Lambie store farm near Wome Parks. The farm employee Charles Knickerbocker accuses him. details mention a sale of homes on monthly payments by AnGrawa Wilson Smith and monetary amounts.
Sells-Floto circus drew large crowds in Butte with a parade and a varied program. Acts included the Ruslan dancers, Japanese acrobats, Polo brothers, and a high school horse display. Notable performers were Charles Vertae, Spady Johnson, the Savey brothers, and Madge the queen of Delxarte. A second show planned for today, with a parade through the business streets.
A fragmented listing of church services in Butte detailing pastors, locations, and times for Methodist, Swedish Lutheran, German Lutheran, Episcopal, Presbyterian, and Christian Science congregations. Highlights include Epworth and Junior Leagues, Sunday schools, and special evening sermons.
Payment terms for an advance subscription are listed with varied prices and options. The garbled text references a retiring title, a clan, and assorted numbers and prices, but the exact items, dates, and entities are unclear.
North Pacific trains resume service between Deer Lodge and Garrison after flood damage. Northern Pacific plans to extend the rail link to Helena as water recedes, with transfers from Butte to Helena and limited freight west of Missoula. Creeks and bridges are damaged, water levels fall after late spring rains and snowmelt.
Reported yesterday the Vestal Telegraph Company launched the first direct telegram link to Missoula. The line connected with the Missoula office after a week of delays, enabling faster dispatches and improved service between the two locales.
The mission at St Marys church, led by The present week, has drawn about 700 men each evening. The men’s week closes with an 8 o’clock service Sunday afternoon. the third week opens at 7:30 Sunday evening for both men and women unable to attend earlier weeks.
Members of Butte lodge No F and ALM and visiting brethren meet at the Masonic Temple at 1 39 p m on Sunday June 14 to attend the funeral of our late Brother George G Powell No Diewers By order of M ME TOY Secretary Pictures now that please Alcazar
Unusually heavy rain swept Kansas Missouri and towns along the Kaw and Missouri rivers. The Weather Bureau warned of record stages with Topeka near cresting and St Louis eyes the rising Mississippi as towns like Manhattan Junction City and Abilene report flood impacts, trees down, crops damaged, and rail lines disrupted by cloudbursts and high winds.
In New York on a June night, two highwaymen attacked Albert Crosby on West Twenty-Seventh Street, beating him to death and robbing his pockets before fleeing. Witnesses and an ambulance arrived. Crosby died minutes after reaching the hospital.
Fragmentary dialogue shows characters debating sustenance and urgency as they speak of bread cheese and hunger. A line hints at a noon moment while jokingly contemplating daily provisions and survival in a peculiar exchange.
Residents of Walkerville seek a court injunction against the France company over its zinc plant on the hill between Walkerville and Centerville. They allege dust and fumes injure vegetation, foul homes, and reduce property values. Police Judge Colligan files the suit seeking permanent injunction. hearing set for August 4.
Vaile president of American Telephone and Telegraph with Mrs and Miss Vaile and RE Hall visited Butte yesterday. They were shown by Hell Company Manager Armstrong, toured miner and suburbia residences, Columba gardens, and praised the city. The party left at dawn for Livingston to tour the park a week before heading East.
A large audience filled Judge Lynch's courtroom for a Silver Bow Democratic club meeting with speeches on national issues by J R Goorman CE Meagher Guy Stapleton and others. A plan was set for a June 26 gathering as the Silver Bow delegation heads to the state convention in Bozeman. George Powell aged 38 died at his West Copperstreet home yesterday morning. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM from his residence to the Masonic temple.
United States Senator Joseph W Hailey of Texas, confined to his Waldorf Astoria apartment after throat operation, was today reported in greatly improved condition. The bulletin notes his condition as improved and seeks to reassure supporters amid hospital follow up care.
Readers can grab musical instruments at discount during a retiring sale as prices are shown in plain figures. Limited quantities mean a quick rush as the bargains vanish fast. Local shoppers are urged to visit the store soon to take advantage of the marked low prices.
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