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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
7
The principal branch office of the Standard is located on East Broadway in Butte with telephone 422. Advertising rates are furnished on application.
Butte notes list many visitors and residents in town including W A Kellar in Great Falls, R A Luke from Helena, Dennis Driscoll and A H Barrett from Helena, Mayor Stephens from Anaconda, R L Starr and John W Pace from Helena, Thomas Coatsworth of Fort Benton, Rod Williams from Anaconda, Congressman Joseph M Dixon from Missoula, H C Bacorn at the Cable mine, and social notices of outings, theater, and visits. Also mentioned are legal cases, train details, baseball results, and crimes in progress with local court actions and senior officials traveling or visiting.
Detroit Free Press notes a curious cryptic claim about Mat de lazier and a menagerie phrase. The text hints at expectations around a dog and a catch but provides no clear event or official action.
Miss Gertrude Augusta Barker 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas H W Barker of 318 North Jackson street died at home yesterday after drinking water following neck swelling and throat trouble. Dr Haviland could not determine cause but suspects a ruptured throat blood vessel. Funeral likely Sunday.
A detailed Memorial Day program maps a street parade at 9:30 AM from Good Templars hall to Granite and Main, with a trunk line of police, drum corps, National Guard, veterans, and city officials. An evening program follows at the Family theater with 11 numbers including a memorial address by Hon. C. F. Kelley.
Sophia Malmstrom sues Arnold A. Malmstrom for divorce on cruelty grounds. Married March 19 1891 in Helsinki Finland they accuse him of drunken violent behavior including choking striking and insults. They own property in Butte and seek alimony and legal costs while a separate case questions stock and dividends.
A philosophical meditation on glory as a transient, glittering illusion. The piece contrasts the Durage dream with the barren desert of life, noting weary travelers seeking a fountain that leads to the graves of the once great and the fading colors of success. Sic transit gloria mundi is invoked to underscore the impermanence of fame.
Fragmentary note highlights Browning's Fra Lippo Lippi praising simple beauty and beauty in color as a divine invention. Mentions New String Wee and Be phrase and colors in relation to Browning's context. No clear event or date provided.
An elderly country couple attends a Thomas Preston Brooke and his band concert in New England. The man, initially delighted, mocks the performance but grows louder with each number. He flees as cannon fire accompanies the Il Trovatore anvil chorus, exclaiming he has had enough of that music.
In Modern Society a Florence resident vouches for a story about an English balcony scene. An American mother and daughter pause before a shop window and question if they are in Venice. The daughter insists their itinerary says Venice on April percent.
A state convention of theosophists is set for June 17 in Butte. A committee of Judge W. Oo Speer J. P. Hanson and Carl J. Smith oversees arrangements with a press committee aiding the visit of W Leadbeater London on May 90 and in the weeks after. Leadbeater will lecture to the Butte society and give public talks likely at the Carpenters Union hall West Granite street and at Grand Opera house on Man Visible and Invisible with stereoptic views.
The New York Sun notes the fishing season opening with May restrictions easing on trout. Anglers study lines, reels, and flies while sporting goods shops tempt with new gear, lures, and colorful tackle as buyers plan spring trips and gear upgrades.
A narrator recalls flashy sporting goods shop allure and the lure of vivid fly patterns. He contrasts a lobster feast nightmare with Parmachenee Belle, noting red and blue hues for dark days and night use. The piece questions money spent versus hunting happiness in the woods.
A fragment from London Tit-Bits hints at a curious and long standing puzzle about a man and his self possession. The text presents enigmatic phrases as a puzzle that remains unsolved.
The account describes a woman tightrope performer at a height whose slack rope caused danger. The crowd and manager could not reach her, and a sailor climbed ladders swaying in a breeze to seize her before she fainted and fell with the balancing pole.
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