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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1912
Page
8
Butte News lists the Stand ard branch office at 28 East Treadeay Butte with telephone numbers 422 and Independent telephone 2. Advertising rates are furnished on application.
We sell many diamonds on installment, with flexible terms. Money fades when you have nothing to show, yet a good stone paid weekly or monthly can end up cheaper than small purchases. We feature a great line of diamonds from 25 to 750 dollars, with prices as low as the lowest.
A fragmentary roundup lists rent pianos from Orton Bras Goat and wood and mentions McLaughlin Coa Co Miller Milwaukee beer on tap at Walker's OG F bourbon eight years old. It covers lodging offices, dental work, bankers, births, travel, church events, meals at Finten, and Montanan registrations at hotels in Butte with numerous names and places.
Firemen found no patrolsmen and watched the Empress theater ruin near Broadway by noon yesterday. Water soaked walls and wreckage as investigators work on the unknown origin while underwriters Spokitg draft an adjuster plan. a final decision on rebuilding looms.
John J. Calinian aged 28 died yesterday at the family residence on Summit Street after a short illness. He was born in Tule and lived there for 87 years. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Alien Cahatany and two others, Mrs. M. Sullivan and Mrs. McGuire.
The Butte council No. 1 61 members completed second and third degrees during a banquet at the auditorium. J J ONeill presided as master of ceremonies and K P Donovan led the degree team from Billings. High mass at St Patrick's drew packed crowds withMgr Peter De Siere as celebrant.
A garbled report lists terms like Missanio and Columb with mentions of a public affair and a choir piece. Delegates from Anaconda HilBa Telvtiyston Grea runs Deer Lodee and Misroula attended, but readable facts are sparse. The fragment references a boast and a wind accompaniment during a musical moment.
A letter from ADA F. BRADDEN, Principal of Webster School in Butte, argues teachers deserve fair summer and year round salary consideration. She compares pay across Berkeley Portland Seattle and Helena, urging higher principal salaries to attract capable educators and inspire students, noting summer study can be profitable and beneficial if planned well.
Inst Bitty runs a first class place offering Dutch lunches at Finley. The enterprising owner has opened a llonpetel over with an inviting room. From 6:80 in the evening meals are served, featuring dishes including a dialished hin hoe and Pineheen dishes available daily with varying prices.
Aviator Tilney Tenchy of St. Louis cheated death today when his airplane veered and crashed into the ground. He survived with slight injuries as the machine toppled near the hotel area. The incident occurred around midday, with onlookers reporting a near miss and a swift emergency response.
Jane Kawards Edwards died at 86 after a three year illness in Walkerville where she had lived fifty years. Born in the Netherlands she and her husband Joseph Edwards settled in Montana, later moving from a ranch in Teilno county to Walkerville. Survived by three generations of grandchildren, the funeral will be at 2 PM tomorrow at the family home with Rev. W. T. Mitchell officiating.
A pair of homesteaders on the Judith Basin west of Goghen report vandals looted their cabin and stole all provisions stored for the summer. The two men, A. B. Nigg and A. Gase, arrived in Butte after securing a stake and plan to return with two shooters to reclaim supplies.
A May 48 note describes a public demonstration of new dances in New York. Charles Henry Israels and Mrs Pherry Sissigiisn attended with committee members from the amusement resources for working girls. The master led a detailed lesson teaching graceful posture and coordinated steps to guests, including a notable performance by a young woman on a white balcony, while observers evaluated propriety and decorum for the event.
A fragmented notice describes a local recreation centers project with unclear wording. Readers may see references to efforts, dates, and possible funding but essential details are not readable. The item resembles a municipal notice or brief update in progress.
A garbled historical article fragment describes churches, editors, and a ceremony. It references Minneapolis, a night in a city, a vow setting, and a church event with unnamed persons and arranging attendees. The passage is heavily damaged and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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