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The Principal Branch of the Standard is at 28 East Broadway Butte. Telephone 42 advertising rates furnished on application.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
19
The Principal Branch of the Standard is at 28 East Broadway Butte. Telephone 42 advertising rates furnished on application.
Moyer buggies at Grady's and rent planos from Orton Bros. Miss Harte, studio on 730 W Broadway. Olson & Christian Orchestra with Renshaw. Je D Wilson in town from everywhere. Lillian Wade back from Houten. D J Evans of Great Falls visiting Finlens yesterday. James B White to Ada property. Miss Lillian Walford visiting Butte. Mabel U Hennessy to Los Angeles. W K Savage of Miles City at Matte. George W Schultz, Butte from Deer Lodge. The Reception offers a first class meal. Mayor Tinsley back to Pony. Horseshppe Butte carriage works 112 East Phone 687. Sullivan's Southern hotel cafe popular. Hrush Beckwith visiting William T Sweet of Boulder. Thomas R Quane of Bozeman busy with business interests. Mrs James AMiteasit and dayrater visiting. Sam D Gone remembered. Helen visiting with friends. Mr and Mrs Jen tarry returned to Whit had after wintering. T E Collin state examiner in Helena and at Thor Millinery opening March 2. W C T U meeting at 2:40 pm at Mrs ALA McMillan 629 West Granite. Miss Katie White back from Helena. Newsstand ads for magazines at P.O. Missoula attorney Peat J Carter in Missoula. Rev Ludtloff in Sheridan. Miss Gilbert at 129 W Broadway. George H Potter and Madison valley residents visiting. William Ennis involved in fish hatching project upper Madison. Jean Tutt on project matters. Larry Duggan back from Calumet after death of father. Highest cash price for household goods at More 2388 Main. Naples March J Scott of Spokane died today of heart failure. Age years.
Frank L Herbie a veteran trotting figure who died recently in Williamsport Pennsylvania is linked to a Kentucky Trotting Derby start as circus acts faded into racing lore. The piece recounts Herbie’s career, his pool selling tactics, and a memorable winter meeting tale in upper Canada where he entertained crowds with stories while selling over a thousand dollars in pools in a single night.
The article recalls Herdic as a famed promoter who spent lavishly at resorts, tipping crowds and aiding others, then leaving without contact. It notes his generous yet ostentatious style, a streetcar incident on Monumental Street, and a later decline with reports of his death delayed by a benefactor.
The community readies for Baptist meetings with Rev J Whi comb Brougher of White Temple Portland and Dr Horace We Tikden among planned speakers. Chivers and Dre Woelfkin are slated to lead sessions alongside Dr veltkin and Rev Pred Aue. Denver’s Joshua Gravette arrives Tuesday after noon for the event.
C D M Lure of the i Metalte company visits Philipsburg and Butte on way to Etta after touring a mine. Trade discussions and prospective partnerships noted as the company prepares for future operations. Funeral announced for Tuesday at the family residence. Hayes Market advertises finest meats and high grade sausage at 110 West Street.
The widow of a former king is said to be in a Benedictine convent on the Isle of Wight after a series of royal connections. Reports mention Adelaide of Lowenstein Rosenberg and Miguel Duke of Haganszt, with visits from King Edward and other royals as the community relocates to the Isle of Wight College near Ryde. A younger Lowenstein-Werthelm Rosenberg nun and a Poor Sister of St. Francis are also linked to the same convent.
A church gathering yesterday morning celebrated a notable feast day with Father J Gibbons of Leadville delivering the sermon. The service reflected on the Annuniation and Virgin Mary, stressing divine reverence and the meaning of the season, with the speaker tracing biblical narratives and devotions. He noted the priesthood and Sisters of the diocese and announced the Father’s return to his parish duties afterward.
The article notes rising activity in spring athletics at the Montana school, with standout performances in vault and hammer events. It mentions plans for enhanced tennis facilities, new club memberships, and upcoming recreation park work near the street railway campitus.
Charlee A. South, a noted horseman from Dilton, leads four carloads of horses toward Dakota. The stock, loaded near town, faces shipping delays as experts doubt disposal. Residents of Dallton regret a recent bargain as the caravan proceeds.
Durty and the Miners Union took over management of Renshaw Hall and planned socials on Wednesday and Saturday nights, honoring the Dead Eagle with an order burying.
The Family theater last week saw higher receipts than Thanksgiving Week, led by Princess Trix with her horse and an entertaining program. Cora Morris sings new songs, Dawfon and Whitfield entertain, the Nelles jugglers perform novel feats, and the Gillette in blackface adds lively dance and jokes. Train Wreckers is the week’s moving picture feature, promising repeat viewing. A state board of pharmacy meeting is noted for Thornton hotel in Butte on April 10 and 11 with exams at 9 a.m. J Coffee, secretary, Missoula.
In March 6 the steamer Ui of the Commercial Cable Co brings the Pacific cable to Guam for laying between Guam and Japan. The arrival marks a milestone in regional communications and connects Guam with transpacific links.
New details emerge in a Columbia gardens area scare on the street car line. A motorman on the run, a wounded man, and a dramatic attempted holdup are linked to service changes as plans to extend to Colum Mia gardens proceed and new cars join the fleet for the summer. The piece notes crowd behavior at the gardens, ongoing construction, and broader improvements to the streetcar system including a line relocation after frost ends.
In Wheeling West Virginia March a novel hazing method at Annapolis forced Mid Sidney McCoy to write three murder stories daily. The taunting included details names and personal material. McCoy failed exams and resigned on grounds of ill health. Congressman Dovener may press for a full investigation.
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