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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
8
A May evening gathering at Columbia Gardens in Butte featured about 75 young ladies and their escorts enjoying a funded outdoor festival. They shared a composite lunch, played whist and ping pong on the grass, and danced at the pavilion as music and laughter filled the grove until night.
The hearing resumes with manager Posey of the 4 D taking the stand as witnesses testify. The session focuses on testimony from key informants and clarifications of previous statements.
Testimony in Butte court details discussions between American Labor union leaders and Western Union officials over the strike by Messenger and Pin Boys. Witness Posey describes threats to disrupt Western Union and A D T services, egg and fruit attacks on strike messengers, and a backslap remark by Daniel McDonald. McDonald defends actions as mediation efforts. trial resumes with defense testimony planned.
Renova tion of the Butte city hall interior yields a vivid oriental color scheme in the council chamber with carmine walls jasper joists pea green panels and orange ceilings. Rumors of Turkish rugs tapestries and hanging plants circle the room as officials praise it as the finest chamber in the state.
James B D McPhee, famed local saloon man, resumes business with a stylish Buffet at 6 East Broadway in Butte opposite his former saloon. The newly fitted venue features modern equipment and upscale fixtures. Round trip rail and excursion details are listed for Basin Boulder and Great Northern routes with tickets at 41 North Main Street.
A classified listing advertises dress shields priced at 10 cents each with 609 pairs available. Rubber lined shields in sizes 2 and 4 are offered, described as Good We quality and sold at 1% per pair or 25 cents per dozen for De Lee She Othe on ee.
Senator W A Clark announces construction of a grand Washington residence. The palace will dwarf his New York mansion, modeled on Brewert Castle site, with European and American architects competing to draft plans. The project costs several million dollars and will take two to three years to build.
Great bargains on men’s two piece suits and trousers from $2.00 to $5.00 per pair. Summer weight garments include cotton, lisle, balbriggan, wool, silk, and linen in a wide range of sizes. Also the largest assortment of men’s hosiery in Butte offering silk, lisle, balbriggan, cotton, and wool in black, colors, and openwork lace.
Short Line offers round trip tickets from Butte to Shoshone Idaho and return for 14.85 good for 10 days. Excursion tied to settlement of 6000 acres near Twin Falls on Snake River under the Carey act. Bee circulars available at 195 North Main Street Butte. H O Wilson General Agent.
George Lorenz and his wife were arrested in Toledo on June 24 after being named in the Washington federal grand jury proceeding over the post office department graft. A preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow and both spouses posted bonds of 5000 dollars each.
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