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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
10
Butte News lists advertising rates for the Princal Jane Ones of the Standhard at 23 East Broadway. Telephone numbers 422 and 1422 are provided. Advertising furnished on application.
Our Optical Parlor is part of the store yet secluded as a separate room raised above the rear. It is equipped with all devices for correcting defective vision and is supervised by an experienced optician. The optical workshop has machinery for cutting grinding and drilling lenses and avoids customary long delays.
A collage of names and brief items from Butte and nearby towns lists dentists at 8 W Park, agents, arrivals, travel plans, births, and local business notices. Mentions Simon GS Main eis maney coal and wood, Majestie range, and Standard office quotes. Also notes hotel guests, road trips, and function announcements with multiple street addresses and individuals such as J. Warder, Mrs J. Warder, and John Richards.
The measure shifts highway and bridge control from counties to county surveyors in first class counties. It requires the surveyor to divide districts, map public highways, keep roads clear, and report to commissioners on work. Petitions may suspend or open roads, viewers and petitioners proceed, laborers and a manager may be hired with limits, and payment caps apply while surveyors oversee construction and repairs.
In Manhattan cafe owner and photographer Hinton died after a collapse. Doctors testified the rupture occurred within the heart sack, a rare cause likely triggered by a sudden strain. Autopsy showed a solid clot around the heart with other organs normal. no poison detected. Family awaits funeral arrangements.
President Earling of the Ghiengé Milwaukee Puget Sound railroad traveled through Butte yesterday morning en route to Chicago aboard a special train. He was joined by several executives including McCalkin and Karting as part of extended coastward trips during the recent period.
A district court action seeks 25 000 damages from a push incident near Garrigud involving defendants and alleged concealment of a wrongdoing in December. The file notes sympathy for the family after the sudden death of a husband and brother, with thanks to neighbors and local organizations.
The note for $300 from partners in a roller rink venture led to a court dispute over unpaid balance. Wiggins denies any written agreement. Trial proceedings wrap with related cases about estates and guardianships referenced in a sprawling courtroom day.
An advertisement touts Mayer at 22 W. Dark Street offering watch repair and jewelry services. It claims the shop can fix or remodel all jewelry as cheaply as possible, with a money back guarantee if prices aren’t matched. The copy also notes handling repairs and custom work, urging customers to trust Mayer for sincere value.
A fire damaged a residence owned by Mr and Mrs Teather with clothing valued at $209 destroyed and furniture harmed. The owner estimated $3,009 loss to the building. A rare old back of a violin was preserved and attached to another violin to salvage its tone. Weather notes describe cold, snow, and forecasts for Butte and Centerville areas with optimism for spring arrival.
At De Miss lerotion of the vlolty she plays nightly at the Orphem theater. With her sister she appears in a delightful animal set and is conceded to be a big class act for the length. The sweetness of Miss Mitch’s playing and her technique are accented by the finesse of the instrument she ages. The act is worth several times what it costs.
County commissioners restart preparations for a four county Jett building project after rejecting bids for excavation and removing the Rien building. New bids were requested with terms requiring bidders to cover costs or justify higher bids based on material passage. Also notes a Baptist church Ladies Aid meeting this afternoon at 2:40 and vendor ads for milk certificates and eyewear.
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