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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1906
Page
19
The standard publisher details advertising rates, noting a 2 percent adjustment for the Principal Branch Office on East Broadway in Butte. Rates are furnished on application.
Butte notes list Meyer at Grady's and renting pianos from Orton Bros. B Lao from Livingston and Charles A. Smith from Ditton. Miss Harte and Nise Fletcher run studios on 730 W Broadway and 246 N Idaho respectively. Local events include Olson & Christian Orchestra at Renshaw Saturday night, and a visit by J. Casey of the C. C. D laundry and others traveling to Portia and Oreton. Mentions of dressmakers, a marriage license for Frank Pelle, and Debonnaire to perform at Broadway March 25 and 2 with committee meetings noting Mall and city duties.
March notes from Victoria report quarantine at Williams head for smallpox stricken crew aboard a ship. The Chinese and European passengers face possible liberation midweek as authorities consider full release of the crew and saloon passengers if deemed fit.
In Odessa on March 19 a leading Constitutional Democrats candidate for the national assembly, and nephew of the late Interior minister Sepiguine, has been expelled from the city.
Expert botanist and chemist Professor Jones testified on July field surveys from Deer Lodge valley detailing plant life exposure to smelter smoke. He described native and cultivated plants' varying susceptibility, noting onions thrive near smoke while others suffer, with extensive notes on hay, oats, corn, fruit trees, and field crops across multiple locations.
Funeral services for Kate Hancock will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock from the family residence 146 East Daly Street. The services will follow at St Andrew Episcopal Church Centerville conducted by Rev G T Kesselhuth.
The case centers on William Gordon also known as W A Hibbard accused with Hart Cummings of holding up Joseph Auclatr in his East Mercury saloon last October and stealing cash and jewelry. Gordon identified as one of the robbers by witness War den Conley and detective Hase. prior prison terms noted from 1868 to 1890s. Jury trial before Judge Donlan set after yesterday’s identification and adjournment.
Orton Bros at 212 215 North Main St Butte Montana offer Chickering Kimball and other uprights and organs with prices from 200 to few hundred dollars and flexible terms. They stock secondhand items and promise satisfaction with a large organ selection and pianos. The Florence Crittenton circle held a meeting at the Chambers home on Galen and Tolaho streets and reported encouraging progress on a recent peace effort with three cases of peace reported.
Members of a local circle reported work at Spokane and Helena homes. The Butte circle collected groceries for Helena and thanked donors. The next meeting is set for the third Monday in April at Mrs. Hutcher's home, 1125 North Second Street. Wade of Chicago joined the local circle to help. Leahy Jerry J. Leahy, 44, died at 01 North Wyoming Street. Funeral tomorrow at 9 a.m. at St Mary’s Church with high mass by Father English. Dougherty, about 37, died yesterday. remains at Sherman Reed's parlors. funeral to be announced. G A R card party at Dufty & Leary will be canceled. no free supper Wednesday night at Renshaw.
London dated report cites a Times Shanghai correspondence describing a prearranged plot to inflame public passion against foreigners after mass killings. It notes nearby officials calm, a magistrate in Nanchang reportedly stabbed himself or was stabbed by a missionary amid February missionary massacres.
An old testimonial advocates Postum Cereal Drink as remedy for anxiety and crying spells amid nerves. The speaker credits giving up coffee for a year and reports improved health, vigor, and a tranquil spirit, praising Postum from Battle Creek and urging readers to read The Road to Wellville.
Fire. Nov. March 19. A jury found Johny Thapat and Joe Thapat guilty of murder in the first degree for a Montella crime on December 2. The white victim was struck, his throat cut, an arm broken, an eye gouged, and his body burned. Thapah sobbed as the verdict stood. both men are Shostoce.
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