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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
13
The principal branch office of the Standard is at 28 East Broadway, Butte. Telephone 422. Independent telephone 1122. Advertising rates furnished on application.
The advertisement notes diamonds priced at five dollars and up, with guidance that eyesight matters for value and that larger stones cost more. It compares prices from 1893 to today and emphasizes continued strong sales of smaller stones, touting rings from five to four hundred fifty dollars and promising best possible value.
Butte notes list visitors and residents at the Finlen and Thornton hotels including H J Reed Corbin Edward Donilan Missoula R F Young Helena Henry Avare Helena and others. Train 8 departs Butte daily with stops at Pipestone. July editions of Ladies Home Journal and Woman's Home Companion available at the P O news stand.
Justice Anthony Shovlin of South Putte township officiated at the marriage of Bruno Reichelt and Miss Martha Beckman at the German hall on North Main street. The couple will reside in Butte. Reichelt is a local miner and Mrs. Reichelt recently arrived from Germany.
The trades and labor council had an easy meeting with no major business discussed before adjournment. Funeral notices list David Murphy and Mary Needham to be buried after services at Walsh's and Sacred Heart church. James Simpson remains awaiting instructions. Beaudin Ovido died at 50. Edward Glenn's remains shipped to Coon Rapids Iowa for interment with brother George.
Anglers enjoyed a productive outing with many returning on late trains reporting plentiful catches. The Big Hole country yielded abundant speckled trout and whitefish, with enthusiasts traveling to Armstead and Southern Montana and Idaho also seeing exceptional success.
A leading Boston banker says the vast money tied up in the automobile business drains investment capital. He compares it to the bicycle boom, warns of non productive spending, and predicts an eventual reckoning as loans and mortgage money fund car purchases. He notes banks and insurers are pressured to back auto loans and policies.
Fire crews were summoned to Warren avenue and Davidson street yesterday at 2 15 for a small roof blaze at John Conley’s residence. Sparks from a locomotive are alleged to have started the fire. The damage was limited to a few dollars. Best bitter sweets notes and cafe praise appear in the report.
Pastor A. D. Batchelor compared sin to a wild beast crouching at the door in Genesis iv. 6-7. He warned that sin is crafty and greedy, sure to spring upon the unsuspecting if not kept out. The sermon urged vigilance, ruling over temptation, and that acceptance comes from doing well.
The Bartlesville Enterprise reports Mrs. H. J. Reese of Butte Mont now resides in Bartlesville as a mining engineer. She was among Montana’s first two women to enter the state School of Mines at Butte and later married H. J. Reese. The article notes local professional women and recounts the couple’s move and family beginnings while linking her pioneering career to Bartlesville’s growing list of women in notable trades.
Bozeman reports state Episcopal church convention in Great Falls starting today and running until Wednesday evening. Alonzo Trent of Bozeman and Della Eldenfield of Terre Haute Ind were married Thursday at the groom’s cousin Frank Benepert’s home and will live in Roundup. Harriet Thorpe travels to Butte then to The Breakers Ore for a 10 day Young Women’s Christian Association summer conference with fellow agricultural college representatives.
Gerre Petronovitch 38 shot and stabbed his 19 year old wife in a San Jose restaurant then cut his own throat. Both are dying at Belvedere hospital. A cousin in Split Delmatia held power of attorney to marry the girl for him. The couple married abroad and she arrived in America two weeks ago. She sought to return to her homeland, prompting today’s tragedy.
Mrs. Otis W. Newcomb of Missoula arrived in Bozeman to visit relatives. Dr. H. H. Judds of Hunter's Hot Springs visited Bozeman. The Rev. G. W. Van Winkle went to Great Falls for the Episcopal church state convention. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kinney visited Mrs. Kinney’s mother, Mrs. Marriet Kinney, and Mr. Kinney was recently employed as a civil engineer by the Northern Pacific.
A silver and gold cup worth 250 dollars is offered by the Lethbridge Board of Trade for the best box of McIntosh Red apples shown at the international exposition tied to the fifth dry farming congress in Spokane. The exhibit will be displayed at the Hutton building with entries from Alberta, Montana and Washington regions promising strong competition.
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Pierce reversed a lands office decision. Olaf Lenchow’s contest against Adolph Lemelin in the Helena land district is dismissed and Lenchow’s homestead entry cancellation is overturned.
Chicago reports that United States senator Jonathane Bourne Jr. of Oregon and Winston Churchill of New Hampshire will address the legislative conference. The announcement specifies speakers for the event and underscores the conference’s political significance.
A Peoria Illinois conference set for June 27 and 28 will feature Senator Bourne discussing the Oregon plan for electing federal senators and Mr Churchill examining the short ballot. The event was organized by citizens after allegations of Illinois legislature corruption were disclosed.
Washington reports Mexico will settle the Chamizal boundary dispute by arbitration. A Canadian jurist will act as umpire if the United States and Mexico cannot agree, with potential involvement of the Canadian government. The tract, near El Paso, is valued at one to five million dollars and affects numerous property claims.
An old advertisement notes Medical Sasso oil as a regulator of digestive functions and promotes grocery and druggist sales. It also offers a $35 suit for $19.75 at Clerke's located at 125 North Main Street.
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