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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1906
Page
8
The fragment mentions the Principal Branch Omien of the Standard located at 3 st 23 Gast Broadway Butte with a telephone contact and note on rates, though details are incomplete and unclear in the OCR.
Travelers and locals frequent Butte as names, places, and businesses appear in a dense jumble. Individuals from Havre Helena Deer Lodge and Virginia City visit or conduct business while hotels, rental services, and doctors are listed, including W K Bishop moving toward Wyoming and James Wilkle visiting from Helens.
Taxson and Mrs Paxson depart town after three months, headed to Alissonta for an afternoon engagement, accompanied by Maxson who will locate a summer studio upon return to the new home with Mrs Jaxson.
Mr Owhvin 18 Vesy tay Frank Hatcher received a telegram from Los Angeles regarding A RK Eevosit a well known citizen of Holic and a member of Grim of Caxo Gravette Ervin Ervin is very low and hopes of recovery are entertained he is receiving attention. Along with weekly fahing rates the Short Line offers a 3 to Dien and return fare train times Saturday and Sunday, good to relate Monday.
Uemorel Nolice announces Northwest Coal Company's new location at Silver Bow block near West Granite, Slomong and Trooth's Alice, Ul. Trock Springs, Diamond, Rocky Font Bridgec. Telephone 505.
Bishop Carroll presided at St Patrick's and St Marys churches confirming a large group of youths and adults. Ceremonies included solemn benediction and communion, with sermons urging temperance and civic virtue and noting the bishop's busy schedule between St Patrick's Cork and Helena visits.
The body of Thomas Jordan was shipped to the Northern Pacific depot after a funeral in Huttie. A deputy aganator and member of the 4. O. fi, he served in trusted county roles and was active in the Norbert Emmies Literary society. Born in Pennsylvania, he was about 50 years old and had lived in Huttie for ten years. Relatives in Oklahoma and Nebraska survive, with a Greer New connection noted.
J M Conway of Bilingsox travels from Whitehat to Butte en route to Virginia City to receive a flat consignment of M O 61 Ku horses. The animals, known as mountain Hermes, are said to have tied in with snowshoe rabbits since foaling. Conway will ship the first lot from Norris to Miles City for the Clark horse sale at month end.
Butte Eagles will gather in the large chambers tonight to cast ballots. About 25 delegates will be chosen to represent No. 1 at the state convention in Helena on June 18 19 and 20. Announcements say the convention at Montana will be held and many Montana Eagles are expected to attend. Past presidents of the Butte Aerie will be credentials without election.
The Grand presents the play The Pumpkin Husker set in Indiana with roosters as characters except the Villain. A lively, bright comedy with barn dances and Halloween scenes. Manager Sutton faces window repairs after the fleet of mischief. next week previews Forget-Me-Not. Cast member singing and a notable performance spree amid lively crowd. Touring notice includes railway fare specials from Denver to eastern cities via the Rio Grande. Train plans and ticketing details listed by E.R. Hunt.
A rich haul in Walkerville involves Two of the soul generation of Walkerville who found money and jewelry during a party. After celebrations, suspects fled with rings and checks valued in the thousands. A later police investigation traced the culprits from the back yard, recovering the items and returning them to the rightful owners.
A raid on a cabin between Iron and Almond streets led to the recovery of a toolbox and contents stolen from a construction site on Mercury and Wyong streets. Police accuse five drug users of the burglary while two others remain under charges. Property value noted as 33.
Pag Sheehan, 70, was buried under earth after a fall at about 2:00 a m last night in a mine known as the Never Sweat. He suffered a broken left leg and serious injuries to the right leg and ribs, and remained conscious until rescue after two hours. He is hospitalized at St James.
George Conroy known as Montana Slim, labeled dangerous by local police, returned to Butte Friday and jailed on a charge of robbery. He had been among the group arrested after life blowing stunts last Sunday, held for weeks pending evidence but released conditionally with his companion at liberty. Conroy carried eighty dollars when taken into custody yesterday.
Reported discussions about a potential Anglo Russian entente surface amid speculation on naval strategy and future battle grounds in the Hallie and North seas. The press notes rumors of a forthcoming meeting between Emperor William and Emperor Nicholas as part of balancing Europe and countering German diplomacy.
Meantime a Wabash line sale advertises excess tickets to Boston with routes via Chicago and New York at reduced round trip fares. Separate notices report deaths of a 1st month old daughter of the Roberts family and a 2-year-old Nolan girl with funeral plans in Baltimore and at 238 West Virginia Street.
A historical note on the creation of college basketball rules by the university rules committee. Key figures from Yale Harvard Princeton and others discuss returning to the trap and separating referee and umpire duties to improve consistency. The aim is uniform interpretation and sportsmanlike play without altering core playing rules.
London arranges Princess Ena of Battenbergs farewell to Britain as she sails to Spain aboard a special liner. Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria return to London from a cruise, with the royal family preparing a grand farewell and wedding gifts on view at Kensington Palace. The Prince and Princess of Wales will later represent the king in Madrid for the wedding.
Clergy from hundreds of Presbyterian churches gathered in Des Moines to attend the 118th Presbyterian General Assembly. Morning and evening services featured sermons by Ferian ministers as Det. Elimtor Corbet faced discussion on the moderator veto at the Auditorium. Princeton’s De Kanderke and Rev. Bre A. Jackson of Warrington spoke. audiences were large. The assembly did not meet that day but many popular meetings, dances, and missionary reviews occurred.
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