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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1909
Page
23
Advertising rates are furnished on a section description. The address 23 Fast Broadway Butte is listed with a telephone 422 for the Standard. Independent telephone 4.
Butte Current notes list social events store ads and brief visits. Mentions rents, banks doctors and dentists, a May 10 birth, mailing coupon notices, liquor dealer Walker, Beaverhead and Philipsburg visitors, Edith Houston return to Bozeman, magazines at P O news stand, Tidyman in Butte, Daly ranch land sale, May 16 excursion, Red Men leaders in town, bartenders trip to Bitter Root, Regal shoes, Mushback visit Red Lodge, Slattery and May trip from Houghton.
John Shea is accused of assault in the third degree with the complaint prepared in the county attorney’s office and sent to Justice Court of Henry Foley for trial. A separate case notes Earl Barker, 14, accused of attempted assault on Marie Snooks, 16, given a preliminary hearing and discharged for lack of evidence. Ladies of the L C B A branch 861 plan a tea at Mrs. Lewis’s home, and local ads promote pianos, organs, awnings, tents, and canvas goods with store slogans and contact details.
C W Cockrell a broker held in custody under a judgment in favor of A W Deavitt was released by Judge McClernan after testifying he is broke and unable to pay the $401 judgment. He said Deavitt stock was pledged as security and that failures by three eastern firms and wife and stepdaughter loans led to his collapse.
The St Lawrence Social club at St Lawrence School hosts a card party on Wednesday evening May 12. Admission 25 cents. William Rowe aged 43 died yesterday and his body was moved to Richards' undertaking rooms. Deceased formerly ran the Greyhound saloon on East Park Street. funeral notice to follow. Also, the remains of Z W Buckman were shipped to Sodus Michigan from Richards' undertaking rooms.
In a concluded matter the partners who disposed of assets at Parrot Plant have reached a decision. The case centers on the division of proceeds and responsibility for closure actions. Proceedings clarified ownership and post dispute arrangements.
Judge Lynch resolves a complex mining era case over a precipitating copper plant at the Parrot smelter site. Findings trace partnerships from May 1904 to May 1906, profits, and title transfers, awarding Estelle Conroy a one fourth selling share while dismissing others' claims.
Milk is proclaimed the cheapest and best food with a hand milked option for inspection, advertised by a wagon sign Independent Dairymen or Ind. phone 2,239. Clerke's suit sale at 125 N. Main street progresses with buyer satisfaction noted. Worth while worth advertising applies to many daily life items.
Mayer boasts the lowest prices on diamonds with a money back guarantee. For a $100 stone you can shop elsewhere and still get a refund from Mayer, who claims a flawless, no refund record over 20 years. TheMontana jeweler touts a huge stock, mail orders, and a famous Park Street address as evidence of being the cheapest store in the region.
Gray's at 109 West Park Street promises fresh, popular millinery as new arrivals continually roll in. Hats and decorative headpieces attract shoppers seeking on trend pieces and seasonally styled selections.
The case against Bill Jones was dismissed after paying for a new window, resolving the matter. Jones was fined 25 for vulgar language on the streets.
The announcement lists thirty three prizes totaling 7240 dollars including eight Kimball pianos valued at 450 each eight diamond rings at 100 each eight business college scholarships eight gold watches and a 30 horsepower Mitchell automobile for the top overall vote getter. The note says the contest has just started and there is ample time to enter.
Butte resident John Lindsay commends the Standard for addressing dangerous auto speeds on West Broadway and Granite street. He cites witnesses of 1800 feet in 35 seconds downhill and notes Granite street width, dual streetcar tracks, and frequent car traffic creating hazards. He urges enforcement and a halt to the speeding.
Many ladies desired cravenette wraps or rubberized coats sold by Weinberg. Light, dainty, dressy and durable, good for Montana as umbrellas are in Portland. Also linen waists with embroidered collars and cuffs at $3 and many other low priced garments. Visit Weinberg's Fashion Shop 67 W Park.
A brief item notes a calm demeanor in conversation with Helena over automatic long distance lines. It mentions stopping at the Southern hotel, described as the city’s only moderately priced hotel, owned by Josevich McGovern.
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