Butte Advertising Rates Set by Principal Branch Office
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard lists its address at 21 East Broadway Butte and phone number 422. Advertising rates are available on application.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1902
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard lists its address at 21 East Broadway Butte and phone number 422. Advertising rates are available on application.
The south widow displays new belt adornments in black satin or maire plaited styles with buckles in plain black gilt French gray and enamel colors. Some pieces feature medallions and portraits while a few use polished gun metal set with brilliants. All items are new and pretty.
Numerous notices record rent pianos from Orton Bros and Montana Music Co, local visits by J P Habersham and others, theater guests at the Thornton and Sutton Family theater, a smallpox case, Unitarian services, mining company annual report, and a Broadway theater musical comedy Sons of Ham starring Williams and Walker with manager notes and arrivals in Butte.
Mrs Dolly Thayer of South Main Street reported to the police after receiving a paper bag with oranges figs and candy she warned a deskman to beware. She claimed unknown enemies sent the items to poison her but did not consume any of them. City physician tests found a foreign substance in the fruit.
Special dispatch from Missoula reports Joseph Brown testifying in district court about an alleged attempted assault on Mrs. Gilruth. Prosecution presented strong witnesses alleging Brown planned to abduct and harm her, while Brown claimed prior familiarity and consent. The judge adjourned after a long session as arguments loom. separate case against Cyr Parent and wife addresses a dismissed charge against Mrs. Parent.
Mrs. Eliza Morrison, owner of 641 West Quartz Street, filed a grand larceny complaint against her boarder Richard Finegan for selling a sewing machine bicycle and bookcase and using proceeds. Finegan admitted sale, claimed to act as her agent, bond set at 500, later dismissed as spite. Sacramento report notes TurnerKO OBrien in ninth in Cal. May.
Senator Mc Laurin of South Carolina faced an aggressive man in a hotel lobby. He knocked the assailant down after the man followed him from the dining room. no one was arrested and McLaurin was not struck.
The Caracas occupation by Venezuelan revolutionary forces is deemed certain soon with victories across the nation. The Guiana district president has formed an autonomous government amid the upheaval.
New York police, led by Inspector Brooks and Captain Chapman with 40 plainclothes officers, raided the West Side club on Sixth Avenue known as The Allen’s alleged gambling house. More than 300 trapped, 240 taken to the station, rooms found stocked for betting on races and gambling devices seized.
A new company formed to develop the Jenny Dell and Eveline claims, west of Eveline, aims to open a paying mine after $500,000 produced by Eveline at 300 feet. It has 200,000 shares capitalized and 50,000 offered for exploration at $1 each. Details at No 47 East Broadway Butte Mont.
The Great Northern Railway will sell round trip tickets to Minneapolis for 34.50 good going July 4 5 6 and returning until September 1 Stopovers allowed on return. For more information call Great Northern office 41 North Main street Butte J E Dawson G 4
The company lists low rate excursions to St Paul Duluth and Missouri river points return trips to Chicago and to St Louis. fares are 50 dollars with sales on June 7 8 10 14 and 16. good returning until September 15 and tickets available at Northern ticket office 4 North Main Street Butte.
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