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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1906
Page
10
Butte Standard newspaper office on Broadway lists advertising rates. The fragment mentions pricing and scheduling, inviting inquiries for space. Local readers see a brief call for advertisers amid a partial page read as of the era.
Butte notes report varied arrivals and departures across local figures. Mentions include Miss Harte studio 750 W Broadway, Olson & Christian Orchestra, and G F Gieser’s New York trip, with many residents visiting Missoula, Helena, Deer Lodge, and Great Falls. A mass meeting is set March 24 to nominate four school trustees for Silver Bow No. 1.
Howard Elliott president of the Worthern Wavish Railway with a party of officials and friends visits Butte to review the business situation. The group travels by special train from St. Paul and will head east after a day in Butte. They meet local business leaders at the Silver Bow club and discuss road improvements and Montana prospects.
Tonkin’s showcases a line of cravenette rain garments praised for elegance and practicality. The coats measure 52 inches in length with a 72 inch sweep offering freedom of movement, suitable for rain days and spring events, available at various prices.
The family received word that Carrie Pabst, once married and later divorced, will be shipped from Wisconsin to Kenosha for burial. Her father Julius Pabst arranged the shipment at his expense, with services to be held in Milwaukee. She left behind a 4 year old daughter in care of friends in Salt Lake City.
At the meeting of the board of school trustees last evening the retirement of Miss Addie McKay from the corps of teachers was received and accepted. The monthly payroll was ordered paid to 45 514.50 dollars. On the recommendation of Superintendent R G Young, the following substitutes were advanced to positions as regular teachers: Ray Betchel, Abbott, Edith Healy, Kelly, Mehaman, Edith O Leary, Helen Coffin, Josephine Gleason, Lillie Webs. These teachers were elected to in substitute corps: Anna Coleman, Irene Quigley, Florence Christy, Charlotte Featherly, Violet Oswald.
Butte officials, led by W. Taras and Low Racttle, depart for Spokane to discuss league plans. Attendees mention hopes to form a fifth club with potential for a sixth in the wet season, as Helena reports progress on a $3000 subscription goal. Local ads note Gold Heart flour and Hayes' market listings.
A Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton train with four engines and 15 passengers is stuck in snowdrifts six miles east of Decatur since Sunday night. Snow in Illinois has reached 20 inches depth, blocking travel and halting additional service while urban roads reopen.
Professor Mareun J. Janey testified on the effects of smelter smoke on plants in the Deer Lodge valley. He described 189 plant samples with cards noting species from Warm Springs creek to Anaconda and Mt Bridger, detailing smoke damage from alfalfa to cottonwood and wildflower specimens.
Princess Trixie headlines a Family Theater bill with educational tricks as audiences enjoy math themed feats and audience imagines, with contortions, imitations, and clever stage acts by Trixie and supporting performers T Nelson Downs the Rislays Crouch and Richards Miss Ta Mowells Miss Cora Morris and a Marie Cure shown in an illustrated song.
Last night's session of the Atlas club featured the Butte Wersbays with a lively program. Vocal solos by MacDonald and Parlmer, instrumental pieces by Bwangon and AnnC Donall, and songs by Mrs. Elvers, Eugene Reardon, and Willie Flannery highlighted the event. The toast and farewell closed with a decading. The group meets at Scandia hall Coppar and Alaska streets and invites the public to future Saturday nights. G AR card party caused Dotty Leary to cancel their tree Tintin Wednesday at Henshaw Teal.
Hagoland, chief engineer of the Great Northern, says grading on the Billings to Great Falls railroad will begin in a few weeks. The statement notes the line’s planned extension from Trunley, about 14 miles east, as a practical Northwest terminus for Burlington’s routes. Madrid reports Premier Morat plans to resist judicial reform, prompting cabinet resignations. ministers hand in their resignations as the crisis deepens.
A list of chiffonier sales with multiple models and prices. Items include No 217 Swell front and end beaded, French reg , 5 large and 2 small drawers with large hat box and oval bevel mirror priced at 18 50. No 192 Birdseye maple or mahogany with top drawer and French bevel mirror at 23 56. No 142 Maple with serpentine front and heavy drawers at 26 50. No 331 Swell front with oak finish and large drawers at an unspecified lower price.
Readable lines describe patent leather and needled patent boot sales in kid and calf leathers. Two 14 inch blew cher shoes with shine and dull matte calf, Wellesley last, mixed exceptional styles. Limited stock expected to deplete within the week.
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