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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1914

Page

14

Butte Notes Show Local Visitors and Activities

The town buzzes with arrivals and business from Walker’s liquors to Meader ville. Guests include Le A Metzel, Mrs. Will Clarke, and J J Murphy visiting for track meets, with clerks and taxis listed. Local shops promote wines, pianos, and books while churches plan events and a bazaar at Unity and St George temples.

Walker's Liquors Orton Bros Tonkin F. T. Stannard Syracuse N.Y Phil Clark Wisdom Leggat Wesley J. Miller Divide Finlen le A. Metzel Charles Bell Lisa's Thaddeus TL. Bollin Missoula Butte Yexen Bros T. P. Kaiser Philipsburg R. H. Wiedman Pony le G. Storm San Francisco Seattle George D. Beattle Helena Cly J. C. Fitzpatrick Alder Butte Cab and Transfer Co Ind Bell J. H. Duffy Anaconda Frank Keith Clarksburg W. Va J. F. Jordan Northern Pacific Will Clarke Maple Creek

Conference Over Ministers Go Home At Butte Meeting

Delegates from five states wrapped up the Methodist conference with a pleasant lecture by Dr. Moore Ren on Life in Labrador. Sessions covered routine ministerial business, sightseeing, and a luncheon at Trinity Church. The assembly endorsed denominational cooperation, opposed amalgamated churches, and urged Washington to pass the nationwide prohibition amendment. Signers included Seaman, Mac Namara, Winters, Parker, and Mills.

Trinity Church Helena Episcopal Fat Butte Mont Washington William 8. Seaman Charles A. MacNamara W. A. Winters I. W. Parker Edward Laird Mills

Perfected disk phonograph debuts at Butte parlor

The Butte Phonograph company on West Park street exhibits the Perfected Faisone disc phonograph praised as a leap in reproducing voice and music. Jo Latey and LV Williams host daily free concerts with about 200 records, showing off durable diamond reproducer and new recording methods. George A. Tenner from Orange, N. J. assists during the two week opening.

Butte Phonograph Company West Park Street Jo Latey LV. Willams Tutte Ne Ww Gerfur Fidinon Aiscoverer Edison Pete George A. Tenner Orange N. J

Real estate transfers listed for Butte properties

Transfers record numerous property moves with names such as Butte Land and Investment, Migust Christian, Mary J. Holmane, Te A, Elva Macy, Margaret Morse, Lizzie Mcculig, Jennie Prynne, Plymouth lode, Silver Bow Park addition, Kate W Angell, Mrs W G Haigen, Orton, Josephine Rutten, Alexander Ki sock, Peter Delaney, John Kennedy, and Margaret Connell. Properties include Hope addition, Daly addition, Neptune addition, Cobban addition, Hornet, Zarelda, and Washoe lode parcels with nominal sums noted. entries reflect deed executions and surface rights transfers in multiple blocks and additions.

Butte Land and Investment Company Jorgehn Hi Foote Hope Addition Wynn Hi Foote Butte Land and Investment Migust Christian Mary J. Hol Mane Tot McQueen Additon Thay Realty Company David Goff Daly Elva Macy Margaret M'Morse Block Butte Waiter Orton Lulu Hoffman Orton Marquis Lode Josephine Rutten Alexander Kisock Tange Peter Delaney A. A. Job Hornet Zarelda Addi-Ion Margaret Connell John Kennedy Washoe Lode

Will Recommend Sewer Bond Issue For South City

South side property owners urged sewer access as a bond plan to fund a $20,000 sewage system. The sewer committee unanimously voted to ask the city council to call a special election within 60 days, integrating the new lines with the existing system.

Mue Davis Orton Swarts Allen Tailendorfy Stepa

City Wires Case Forces Quick Compliance Order

City Electrical Inspector Mulholland says city ordinances violated by the company delaying wire height. Court orders four hours to raise wires over seven feet where they cross Haines. Attorney TJ. Davis says the court action was unexpected and notes the order applies separately from undergrounding requirements.

Mulholland Jontana Inpany Haines Cmpany TJ. Davis Telephone Company

Chief Murphy Not Shot Says Seattle Wire

Rumors circulated at police headquarters that Jerry Murphy, chief of police of Hutte, was shot in Seattle while testifying in a Mann case. The Standard received a Seattle wire stating the chief has not been shot and that an acting chief Ambrose faced the situation.

Jerry Murphy Hutte Seattle Butte Ambrose

Not Coming Wooley Cancels May Address in Butte

Temperance lecturer John G. Wooley of national fame cancels his May 26 address in Butte due to illness. A telegram to Rev. George D. Wolfe confirmed the cancellation. Wooley, who has run for U S presidency three times, drew much interest in the planned lecture.

John G. Wooley Butte George D. Wolfe United States

Franchise League Meeting Promised in Butte Event

A Montana Franchise League gathering is set for Saturday afternoon at the Unitarian church in Butte with a 2 30 session and a talk by Mrs Grace Cotterill who plans to leave the city for other Montana work. Previously she spoke at precinct No 8 at Mrs J R Sievers apartments. Women interested in suffrage are invited. music will be provided.

Berkin Ranch White Sulphur Springs John Berneck Puget Sound Lines Milwaukee Butte Dean W. Selfridge Jr Bernice Selfridge University of Montana, Missoula Alfred Staples East Center Street Murray Hospital W. H. Merriman Northern Pacific Missoula Sidney Nancarrow Meaderville Calumet T. F. McDonald Isis Theater Seattle Leedom Corella Marie Dellemore Holy Savior’ Church Pirnat P. O Unity Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies’ Aid” Society Montana Franchise League Unitarian Grace Cotterill J.R. Sievers Napton Block Granite Copper Street Main Street

Saloon Fight Leads to First Degree Assault Complaint

Dan Vuckovich of Railroad Street survived a stab wound in a saloon altercation with John Yankovich. County attorney filed a complaint charging Yankovich with first degree assault last night.

Dan Vuckovich John Yankovic Yankovich

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