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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1912
Page
13
The principal branch office of the Stand ard is at 28 Fast Broadway Butte. Tele phone 4% Independent telephone 1422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Various items from Butte noting Fred E. Allen a Philipsburg guest, McLaughlin Coal Co offerings, Alders W. O Metzel in city, J H Barnes on business, and new births for Cornelius J Kelly and Harold D Brimacombe. Also mentions hotel guests, dental moves, radium injections, and staff changes at the Thornton and Thorn ton.
Murphy Thomas Murphy funeral from 625 West Galena street to St Patrick is for 10 AM at high mass. Dennison James C Dennison funeral at 361 East Granite street at 9 AM to Sacred Heart church for 9 30 AM high mass. Leven James Leven aged 5 died yesterday with remains at Walsh undertakers. funeral notice to follow.
An elderly Chinese man Lung Chi cried out that his Colorado street cabin was on fire as fire crews arrived to remove tea chests from danger. A Chinese bystander urged firefighters to soak his own cabin. Chi's cabin was wrecked and losses may be small if no hidden wealth exists. A separate chimney fire in the 500 block North Wyoming street yielded no damage.
A large crowd attends Hibernian hall tribute to Irish patriot Robert Emmet marking 134th birth anniversary. W K Dwyer lauds Emmet as emancipator. James Regan notes his influence on home rule and links to Washington. An Irish programme follows with songs, dances, and readings by local societies.
The wrestler Edward Alho disappeared after a Friday night quarrel at the Clarence hotel in Butte. He left 408 East Park Street promising a room rest but never arrived. his belongings remained. Two miners, known to quarrel with him, were jailed on suspicion and a hotel employee heard threats to “get him.” Alho, a Finn about 30, had been in Butte a month after stints in Great Falls and may have planned to go to Bonner, though no definite departure was found.
James J. Regan national president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, with State President John J. O Meara and John Ferns, arrived in Butte after inspecting the city. He planned a mine tour, a Gregson Springs dinner, and a Hamilton street motor trip. Regan noted Butte’s good condition and brighter industry since his last visit.
About 100 members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians gathered in their hall for a special session with National President James J. Regan of St. Paul. Regan, Bishop Lenihan, and State President John O'Meara spoke as local members attended. Mr. and Mrs. O'Meara and Mr. and Mrs. John Ferns of Butte met Regan and left for Butte.
Hundreds of eastern laborers pass through Butte toward Anaconda to secure work on the Georgetown extension of the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific railroad. They report notices on East agency boards advertising railroad jobs west of Anaconda with good wages, though demand may be limited.
The Red Rose at Broadway draws a full house with Zoe Barnett in the leading role as artist’s model. Critics and patrons praise its musical spark, sensible book, wholesome Parisian atmosphere, lavish costumes, and superb staging. Barnett’s singing acting and beauty are highlighted, with a strong supporting cast and sensational dances and hit songs.
A mother, unemployed husband, and a forthcoming baby prompted a public plea for clothing. The next day help arrived, the husband found work, and a girl child was born on South Wyetes street. Baby clothes from club women arrived as the family celebrated in abundance and kindness.
A recent product note states that only pure fruit syrups are used to flavor Pallas hard candies. The claim emphasizes natural ingredients and avoids artificial flavors or additives in the confection.
Mr and Mrs R W Keeley of Armstead spent yesterday in Butte visiting friends. Miss Fannie Peoples visits Miles City at Charles Carmichael's with Mrs Carmichael and Irene Connolly. John MacGinniss leaves Butte for Salt Lake to join his wife and escort their infant's body from Los Angeles to Peoria Illinois for burial. Plans to make Paris a port grow with a proposed canal linking Paris to the Atlantic via Touen.
A man claiming to be the son of a Georgia prohibition leader is alleged to be behind multiple forged checks in Butte and Billings. He used a family tie and souvenir buttons to influence Attorney G. L. Tyler, then cashed false checks at a South Butte saloon and a bank. Deputies pursued him after his arrest in Billings and return orders were issued.
Dairymen of Silver Bow county urge clear answer from the state board of health on milk herd inspections begun last July. They contend the publicity harmed local farmers, delayed retests, and risked financial losses from quarantined stock while seeking assurance that local dairy cattle receive proper scrutiny equal to that of outside sources.
A compact aphorism piece arguing that dull tools and dishonest or inert methods fail. It stresses sharpening skills, utilizing strong competitors, and aligning effort with results. It likens stubborn workers to square pegs and urges decisive self-adjustment to avoid disruption.
The Silver Bow Trades and Labor council wrapped up all weekly business in 20 minutes last night before adjourning until next Sunday evening. The brief session covered the regular roll call and committee reports within its short duration.
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