BUTTE NEWS Principal Office Details and Rates
The Standard lists its principal branch at 3 Eng l Road, Butte. Telephone numbers and advertising rates are available on request.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
7
The Standard lists its principal branch at 3 Eng l Road, Butte. Telephone numbers and advertising rates are available on request.
An advertisement notes diamonds priced from five dollars, fifteen, ten, and up to four hundred fifty, promising the best value and variety. It observes that prices have risen since 1893 but demand remains steady, with buyers preferring smaller stones despite higher costs.
In Butte this week residents and visitors are noted at the Thorntons and Finlen hotel. Lodge and civic life include a wedding kiss by Justice Shovlin, and tributes to late locals Murphy Neetham and James Sluypuen. Fishing and travel reports highlight a busy region with rail schedules and summer outings.
A Boston banker argues the auto boom drains investment funds and depresses stock prices. He says bicycle profits once easy are replaced by costly cars, drawing money into auto enterprises and leaving banks and insurers exposed and cautious about lending. He predicts the reckoning will come as auto spending yields little productive return.
Fragmentary report describes a minor fire at a residence on Contes's house Sparke front a Ince. Damaged area listed as ten dollars with rest ditter sweets mentioned. No clear names, dates, or locations can be confirmed.
At Mountain View church pastor A. D. Batchelor preached on Genesis chapter four focusing on sin as a crouching wild beast. He warned sin's craftiness and greed, urged vigilance and firm determination to keep sin from entering the heart, and urged that ruling over it comes from doing well.
A 38 year old man, Tort. tal, allegedly stabbed his bride and then killed himself near a local restaurant. The couple had married after a prior power of attorney arrangement and the groom had sent for the bride from abroad two weeks earlier. The bride, seriously ill, sought to return to the old country, triggering the incident nearby the Belvedore business district. The note mentions local banking and ads tied to the era.
Oklahoma article highlights Mrs J Reese, daughter of Montanian pioneers, as Bartlesville gains a professional mining engineer. She enrolled in the state school of mines at Butte, married H J Reese of Livingston, and now resides at 803 Armstrong. Her parents Mr and Mrs Clark visited from Butte.
Bozeman notes from the Standard list brief movements and events. Hane cock visits Livingston to stay with daughter Mrs Carl Leheliid. Dodson and Mr and Mrs TB Lewit attend the state Episcopal convention at Great Falls. Alonan Trent of Storeman and Dellaniekt Terre Haute were married to Suige GW Ellis at groom’s cousin Frank S Baneren home. The couple depart for Roundup to make their home. Miss Martlet Tharpe visits Butte then joins a group to Breakers Oregon for a ten day YWCA summer conference representing the agricultural college affiliation.
If it's bought at Mayer's you know it's all right both as to price and quality. This line emphasizes Mayer's reputation for fair value and dependable goods. The brief note invites readers to shop there for reliable affordability and standards.
A fragmented ad lists couch covers with various colors and patterns. It notes widths around 47 inches and prices ranging from about $1.25 to $2.50. Mentions includes Hanestry and offensive stripes, heavy extit fabric, with a few typos in model names.
A report lists Otist X and nf from Missoula arriving in Boxeman to visit relatives. Dr WH Judd of Hunters Hot Springs visited Bozeman. Rev W travels to Great Falls for a state Episcopal convention. Mr and Mrs Tylward Kinney visiting for a short time with Mrs Kinney. Kinney recently played as a member of the Northern Pacific evil ceimeer.
A silver cup awarded by the Lethbridge Board of Trade for the best box of McIntosh Red apples will be displayed at the International Dry Farming Exposition in Spokane during the 11th Dry-Farming Congress. Alberta exhibitors, including Lethbridge, featured prominently, with plans for large displays from Montana and Washington.
Washington source reports Assistant Secretary Pierce reversed a land office decision canceling Adolph Lemeline’s flat Lenchow entry. The recommissioner’s nullification was reversed, reinstating the claim amid scrutiny of the Elena land grant.
June 19 Chicago reports announce that Jonathane Beunne Jr United States countur Tram Oregon and Winatost Churchill of New Hampshire will address the legislative von.
A conference in Peoria will feature Senator Bourne speaking on the Oregon plan for electing federal senators and Mr. Churchill discussing the short ballot. The gathering was organized by citizens after disclosures of alleged corruption in the Waols legislature.
Washington June 9 Mesxico agrees to settle the Chamoral boundary dispute by arbitration. A Canadian jury will hold the balance in the arbitration with the United States and Mexico jointly naming an umpire. If no agreement is reached, Canada will name the umpire. The Chamoral tract has risen in value and may be worth one to five million dollars. The United States has exercised jurisdiction and a federal court cases remain pending. A notice also advertises medical regimens and a sale by Clerke’s drug store for 0.75 dollars.
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