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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1901
Page
10
James Reynolds, newly appointed chief of police, once a famed long distance roller skater in Butte. He won a six day race at Madison Square Garden earning a $1000 purse and a cup, then returned to town to a flower bedecked reception.
N. J. Savoy, president and founder of the Butte Workingmen's Club, writes to the Standard defending the group's formation on March 4 1901. He lists officers and supporters including ex Governor Richards and Dan McDonald, explains finances and locations being sought, and disputes Rev Albritton's competing effort.
The Northern Pacific advertises special three and eight day tickets from prominent Montana points for round trips to Hunter's Hot Springs. Tickets cover fare lodging and bathing, aimed at allowing many Montanans to enjoy the baths at small cost. Inquiries urged with local Northern Pacific agents or general agents at Helena or Butte.
The Butte Water company, incorporated in New Jersey with 2 million dollars capital, is reportedly backed by Amalgamated Copper interests. Charlee N. King Le Grand Booker and Stephen C. Smith are named incorporators. The old Butte City Water property was foreclosed and bought by Edward C. Perkins of Boston for about 1 million, to be deeded to the new company. The old receivership will be closed as rapidly as possible. The acquired property held by Eugene Carroll may be transferred to the new firm, aiming to avoid future financial trouble and water shortages.
A telegram from Washington confirms enlistment for regiments to be recruited in Butte and sent to the Philippines. Officers from Fort Harrison open an auditorium office at 10 am to accept US citizens or declaration of intent, ages 18 to 35, with single men preferred.
Dr. Rucker's large company offers a top touring revue at the theater. The troupe, described as the largest of its kind, performs My Gal Bess a farmyard themed piece with a Thursday ladies free show. Admission is five cents nightly for all seats.
The note touts hot sulphur baths free to guests at a wine summer resort with nearby good sport and neat, clean amenities. It mentions Kleber & Berger and that M. E. Mayer, assayer, has moved to 7 North Montana near Park.
Sealed proposals to build a dormitory at the State Normal School in Dillon Montana are due by 8 p m May 18 1901. Proposals must include certified checks payable to Leonard Eliel and may be viewed at the secretary’s Dillon office or architect B Haire in Helena. The board may accept or reject bids.
Advert reads that French Tansy Tablets provide relief for painful and irregular menses and remove obstructions. Manufactured by A Augendre, Paris, and sold by D M Newbro agents at a set price, with mail ordering available.
Judge Clancy granted a temporary restraining order in the Heinze Finlen dispute to block prosecution or a receivership request in the United States court. Heinze fears Finlen will move to transfer the case, seek a federal injunction, and cause a conflict of jurisdiction between courts. Hearing set for May 17 at 2 o'clock.
The business at 58 West Park is sold to Pat Mullins. The public is thanked for past patronage and invited to continue with the new firm. Bile due may be paid at Pat Mullins' office 110 West Park Street.
The Thornton hotel showcases exquisite wall decorations created by the Charles Schatzlein Paint Company, adding charm and refined artistry to the interior. The work reflects the firm’s distinctive design style and craftsmanship.
Dr Dodd offers eye examinations free with glasses fitted at moderate prices. Office located upstairs at 48 Weert Park Street.
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