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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1909
Page
7
Independent Internong reports on Grane Omen of the 88, with advertising sales furnished for the age season. The brief item gives a local update from Butte, including a reference to the Butt Telephone 422 exchange.
Hight and Fairfield Company occupies a varied local listing including McLaughlin Coal Co Majestic range and medical figures like Drs Cole and Tall. The notice mentions Dr Hannon resuming practice and a bustling scene of merchants, services, and social notices around West Broadway and nearby streets.
In Bulle rumors spread about a mistranscribed Will title and its implications for schooling. The bill reportedly targets educational institutions and bans saloons near schools, with May provisions possibly affecting many local pupils and the Kut See area.
Urban fav lasses lens prices and retailers advertise jewelry and novelties with low costs. Funeral notices for McMillan and Kirby to be held at local chapels and churches with services in coming days. Albert Hippler funeral arrangements pending with Sherman Reed firm. Dramatic recital The Man of the Hour by Miss Mary G. Kelley at the Women’s Club. Also piano and organ sales promoted by Orton Bron.
In Butte, a pool exhibition drew large crowds as players showcased precision and crowd-pleasing stunts. Notable displays included chalked shots, billiard trick routines, and a bold display of skill by leading performer artists and local pros amid lively commentary from observers.
A traveling billiards figure known as Tathnaw Way wowed East and Midwest crowds with exhibitions. He heads toward Seattle on a Westward leg and plans a stop in Anaconda at the Martin Hotel club rooms. Returning, he will visit the Silver Bow club, where larger crowds can be accommodated.
Helen Gould entertained three Anjebut sailors at the United States Navy yard in New York after rounds aboard their ships. A reception followed at the naval branch where she welcomed the crew and officers. Three cheers were given for Mr. m and the sailors sang as they left.
Dr WN Deneve wins the bronze medal as champion marksman at the Rocky Mountain Rifle Club after a weeks long event. Fifty members competed as Gay Stivers scored 420 bullseyes in 60 shots, with competition continuing next week and new members joining the club.
Orton Bros at 2218 North Mala Street advertise a large stock of pianos, organs, violins, guitars, mandolins, harmonicas, records, and sheet music with flexible term plans. Prominent brands include Chickering and Talat Davis with prices from 185 to 500 dollars. Financing as low as five dollars per month.
A conference of Sham Shovel Engineers and Dredge, Engineers of America opened with attendees from across the continent including Panama Canal engineers. Topics include Western working conditions and related labor questions. Funeral for Alice Tobin set for tomorrow at 11 from Mrs. Abriams residence. A Norwegian bark Auckland wreck reported off Possession Island. crew saved. Willan Wilson estate sale at 2 this afternoon from 643 Booth Main Street.
A 17 year old Atchison youth named Wileing confessed to shooting Mr Hoover last Wednesday, saying the act was accidental while firing at roommates. He stated the bullet hit Mrs Hoover, and police doubt the accident claim as the night wore on. Yaune, previously defiant, sobbed after giving his statement to the police.
The Butte tennis clubs consider consolidation to form a single Montana street venue and host club. A vote will decide which members transfer to the new organization as preparations begin for a season with new courts, tournaments, and a potential state event at Hunt Springs. D McLaughlin eyes the title as he returns to defend his laurels amid renewed local enthusiasm.
The Vatican reacts to the pope's influenza illness with concern while the electoral count dominates attention. Officials insist on monitoring returns, balancing health worries with political intrigue and ongoing campaigning.
Ad copy repeats Best Mainspring offering watch cleaning for 1 and 1.50 units. Nonsensical garbled text follows, mentioning guarantees and SEO with a stray number 82. No clear event, person, or organization provided.
A vintage advertisement touts Mayer Jewelry offering a year long guarantee and the lowest prices in Montania. It asserts extensive craftspeople, custom design, and price-match promises to deter customers from seeking others.
Nav Yar leaves Washington to morrow to assume charge of the New York system on Tuesday. Mr Boeh has been retained to oversee the removal of Mr Roosevelt's personal effects and their shipment to Oyster Bay.
Premier Bualspin and Khomyatratt sign a letter of appreciation to Anson Phelps Stokes for aiding the founding of the Russian Young Men's Christian Association. John M. Mott receives the address on behalf of the World Student Christian Federation. Royal family members and Emperor Nicholas II are noted with symbolic gifts and a pledge to support a new mass printing project.
Special Dispatch: Professor Craighill resigns from the university, effective today. President Dunas says the vacancy will be filled as soon as possible, with a successor likely named within days. No future plans announced.
Spacial Dispatch reports from Missoula that Superintendent Sant Jam Rapelje of the Northern Pacific division was severely injured on the west end of the division yesterday. He remains in serious condition, with details sparse and a formal update awaited.
The article reports ongoing concerns over a man named Rapelje who remains in critical condition following injuries including broken ribs and collarbone. Pneumonia risk looms due to a punctured right lung, with numerous officials preparing to adjust the headquarters staff in response. Relatives across Grendive, Salt Lake, and California were notified, and medical safety is urged by referencing certified milk from Crescent creamery and the Silver How Medical society.
New York March 7. Rest Wil, cited by Benater Toy Flatt, says Eliku Root will head the Republican organization in New York due to the senatorial contest. Platt notes Loeb's appointment suggests Roosevelt may seek indirect control. Roosevelt returning from Africa hunting trip is unlikely to withdraw from politics.
Oyster Bay New York March reports show Theodore Roosevelt and family simplifying life after his presidency. The piece notes Mrs Roosevelt and children present at church services and a funeral in the community, highlighting humility and public gratitude for the late days.
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