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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1900
Page
7
Butte current notes mix commerce and chatter with tobacco ads for Anna Held cigars and Cassius M. Clay line, piano tuners, sewing oil, and storage offers. Local court actions, charity drives, club meetings, rail schedules, and a Populist convention trip outline fill the scene.
The firm reports relocation from 47 East Broadway to No 4 East Broadway. J. Monroe & Co announces the move, noting the new address and continued operations.
W S Hunnewell and T H Mitchell, longtime Montana miners and prospectors, left for Seattle to sail to Cape Nome with a Salt Lake party. Don Hurley, popular Butte youth, departs Saturday with John Peterson of Deer Lodge and others. Albert Ambrose died yesterday with funeral plans awaiting relatives in New York.
Bert O'Connor aged 20 dies Friday. Funeral set for 2 PM today from the family residence at 64 Missoula Avenue.
K Lewis & Co announces sale of entire merchandise stock to Hennessy Mercantile Co. and says office remains open at current location for collection of due accounts. Thanks patrons for liberal support over many years in this city. April 7, 1900.
Defendants face ongoing legal action as the smokehouse remains the center of repeated litigation. Court records show sustained complaints and filings against the business.
Attorney Charles ODonnell filed a 125 page complaint for partition and sale of the Smokehouse lode claim. Plaintiff George Winters claims a 1.92 percent interest valued around $40 with 250 defendants and 28 owners of surface lots, including the city of Butte. The suit seeks sale of the property and distribution of proceeds after costs, with potential years of litigation ahead.
Church schedules from Grace Methodist Episcopal and First Baptist detail worship times youth events prayer meetings and Sunday school. Epworth league at seven, midweek services, and a memorial sermon. Also a sale宣Julia Marlowe shoes and Tassell closing out sale plus daily trains to Pipe Stone Springs.
A pianoforte recital by Mrs S D Beebe professor at the University of the Pacific and Michigan seminary will be presented Monday evening at the Christian church. The program includes Schumann Moonlight Beethoven Chopin Mendelssohn and a violin solo by John N Olson with Mendelssohn variations and Chopin Nocturne. The note ends with a sale promotion about Hennessy’s bargains.
Tinted side walls and ceilings with a rich paper border create a very pretty room as Schatztein executes this decorative work to perfection.
John Vanderghote faced a police court fine after a clerks’ trouble mix up. He was later complained against for perjured testimony and set to be heard on the 10th before Justice Harrington with bonds fixed at 300 dollars. A fragment mentions a hypnotist performance by Professor Mobius and a local sale at The Fair on West Park.
Ram, lamb, sheep or mutton might do for a bill of fare at some places, but if you stop at Dan Tewey's Southern its different.
Alma Fru dein alias Sophie Peter son attempted suicide with bichloride of mercury after a cabin robbery that stole Jack McAuliffe’s watch and Mary Erickson’s clothing. She was saved, declared out of danger, and faces grand larceny charges in South Butte. Other notices list church services and community events.
Tassell's at 25 West Park advertises bargain footwear with discounts on all styles. Shoppers are urged to visit the store today to take advantage of the sale.
In Butte churches announce Sunday schedules with St Johns Episcopal at 11 AM and 7:30 PM, Sunday school 12:30 PM, First Presbyterian at 11 AM and 8 PM with 12:15 PM class, Endeavor at 1:15 PM and 7 PM, Mountain View Methodist Episcopal with Dr. Reid temporarily preaching morning and evening, classes at 10 AM.
Maggie Sullivan of Summit street Centerville filed complaints in Justice Harringtons court yesterday against Clifford McGilivary and Mrs Annie Collins. Mrs Collins had been fined in the same court for disturbance the day before and afterwards clashed again with Mrs Sullivan aided by McGillvary. Also Eli Perkins will lecture for two nights May 9 and 10 at the Auditorium under A O U W lodge No 42 with tickets 50 cents and 1.00 sale at 73 West Park Palmer auctioneer sells a roomful of furniture in 16 minutes.
William Carpenter presented the fire department with 50 for their services after a fire at his house on Friday night at 931 East Broadway. The adjacent house burned before firefighters could reach it, being outside the fire limits, and Carpenter praised the department’s performance.
Here is something good a four room house and lot close to the mines offered at 500 dollars by Rey Reynolds and McDowell located at 46 East Broadway Savings of 10 20 or 50 percent available by shopping at Cook's stores down Park Street with fast service
County Physician Sheeran filed insanity complaints yesterday against Albert Smalley of Silver Bow Park and James Spears of 214 East Granite Street. Smalley has prior asylum exposure and was released a few months ago. Spears faces a new case with a jury mania. Funeral for Mrs. R A Wotan set for today at 2 p.m. at Sherman’s undertakers.
The remains of William Hanley will be sent to his former residence in Nashville Tennessee from Sherman’s Undertaking Parlors tonight.
Mrs. Mary Connor age 40 died yesterday. The funeral will be held today at 2 PM from the residence of William Shores 805 West Copper. Services will be conducted by Rev. Blackiston.
The funeral for P. M. Smith will be held today at 2 p m from his residence on Lincoln avenue in Meaderville.
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