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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1906
Page
15
The article notes glass flasks enhanced with Persian leather and securing caps adapt to contents, providing improved containment and protection from spillage. It highlights practical use in handling chemicals and preserving samples in laboratory settings.
A garbled page lists services including buggy sales, piano rentals, horse blankets, and piano tuning by Orton Bros. It mentions hotel dining at Barney’s, reopening of a cafe, and transportation services. Notables include Wentworth and Katherine Wentworth visiting Butte, with a scattered account of social events and hotel life in the region.
A chaotic scene on North Arizona Street near Broadway ended with three men jailed after a melee sparked by flying spittoons and reckless shouting. Herman Hil, Sam Yackson, and Christ Cutle fon faced charges. violence escalated as shots were fired but caused no serious injuries aside from window damage. Witnesses described a disorderly night with spittoons flying and patrons scrambling, while detectives and a judge prepared steps for the court hearing and related family memorials.
The Butte Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles held a solemn memorial service in the Broadway theater with hundreds attending. The program featured music and readings as members recalled departed brothers and reflected on service, sacrifice, and the fraternity’s enduring values.
A fragmented report describes local charity efforts and a community response amid confusion over names and roles. It highlights cooperation between residents and organizations to support those in need, despite tangled tangents and unclear details.
The South Hutt amp A team and officers hosted visiting members from Silver Bow Meader and Royal Nebubtirs. After arrival in Dillon the group displayed a street exhibition before a large crowd. Festivities included a grand evening with hospitality from the Short Line railroad manager and local patrons. The event featured performances by the Woodmen troupe and noted participants such as Grace Fields and Deette Tat Ton Van Neth.
Sempoe sierin from Pomeanioan oment on st ba road in Butte receded a telege from the company agent. Shipping from Windsor Vermont on May 25 or 26 toward Denver and Saintes Grande. Tickets to sell to Gekets from Butte at $220 each. Write to the General Agent for details.
Three new members are welcomed as old terms exit this afternoon and new members prepare to take office tonight. Sullivan from First ward, Donnell from the Sean wank Pod Na wand, and Mutts Silas Wincutt of Seventh ward are listed among those elected. Of the four new members, three are confirmed as joining the council with Sinnis, beginning inquiries, while the Sixth ward member remains uncertain.
An article announces Metvor-Indal’s psychic powers show under Fidelity branding with claims of immortality proofs and mental influence. It notes demonstrations, private interviews, and calls the event a rare chance to study human life and destiny during the speaker’s stay.
A fragmented report describes a peculiar class led by Melvore Tendalls focusing on laws and understanding power. It notes the curriculum aims to instill caution and practical awareness while urging students to join the upcoming session.
A late district report outlines ward affairs with mentions of Mahon, Pat Harryten, O Dannel Pind, and O Leary. It notes standing committees, mayoral actions, and expected appointments as vacancies and duties shift after the war.
Big crowds are promised as Wharton reports invitations from all Silver How county school boards for Arbor day at the Gardens. A special train will bring children from Met Divite and other stations, making it one of the finest Arbor day observances in Hutte.
Crowds from Hutt join many riders for a garden excursion described as a festive outing. The route to Denver via the North Mill Street depot and Short Line agents is promoted, with limited travel time and privilege details mentioned.
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