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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1906
Page
17
National Organizer H C Shattuck of the Loyal Temperance Legion spoke to a large basement audience at the First Presbyterian church on temperance. He urged organizing youth to curb liquor, gambling and tobacco, stressing dangers to boys and girls and the need for high standards among young women.
Short Line announces its inaugural popular trip to Salt Lake City on June 6. Two trains depart Butte early morning and afternoon, with berths available. arrival Salt Lake City 7:40 p m for the first and 8:30 a m for the second. Reserve berths at 105 North Main Street Butte. The Great Northern also lists discounted playing cards at 15 cents per pack for clubs and parties.
The Grand opera house presents the French comedy Forget-Me-Not this week. Described as one of the season’s finest attractions, it features beautiful staging and artistry under the management of the theater's director.
Miss Ella Clark, born in Walkerville and raised in Butte, will marry Harry Richards in Spokane June 27 at her parents home. Clark, now visiting Spokane, is a prominent local figure with legion Butte friends. Richards hails from a wealthy Spokane family.
Patrons witness a lively week of acts with Emile Chevrier the trick violinist generating roaring laughter. Fowler Brothers perform unique parlor gymnastics, Schad unveils a new specialty, Olga sings a brand new illustrated song, and an electrical comedy closer the show.
Arrangements for the annual teachers vacation rates from Butte and Anaconda completed. Tickets go on sale May 29, June 2, 3, 9 and 11. Stop overs allowed on the outbound trip within 10 days transit and within Sept 15 return. Rates $42 to St Paul Duluth Omaha Kansas City and intermediate points. to Chicago St Louis and intermediates the fare is one regular first class fare plus 9.50. For full details contact Northern Pacific office Butte. W H Merriman, D F & P A.
The bad weather over the past week disrupts the Columbia garden hatchery process as rain carries soil into the springs feeding the pipes. Debris settles on eggs, forming a fine earth layer that slows hatching, while Mr. Healen and Mr. Watson pursue remediation efforts.
The hatchery races to keep tanks clear of a substance while trout eggs from Conley and McTague are exhausted. Manager Wharton searches for new supply, eyeing Echo Lake but finds no facilities there. Henry's Lake Idaho is shut after plant violations and destruction. Yellowstone offers the only near-term option, with several hundred thousand eggs hoped for once fish begin spawning in a few weeks.
A sale notice announces a round trip fare of 873.50 via the Oregon Short Line with date of sale June 5. For full details contact Short Line city ticket office at 105 North Main Street in Butte, H. O. Wilson listed as the authorizing official.
On May 29 and June 2 3 9 11 low round trip rates from Butte to eastern points and back via the Denver and Rio Grande. Fares include Denver $39.50 Omaha $42 Kansas City $42 St. Louis $49.50 Chicago $53.50. Intermediate points offered with a 10 day transit limit and September 15 final return limit. Also lists other city pairs and sale dates with stopovers and a Cascades daylight route aboard the Oriental Limited with meals on wheels. Contact E R Hunt, 51 East Broadway, for tickets and berths.
Members of Silver City hive No. 3 L O T M are requested to assemble at the home of our late sister Mrs Rodgers at 9 o'clock in the morning sharp by order of the commander Clara Burkard.
James Donnelly clung forty feet up the smoky gallows beam while police tracked him after the alleged theft of a $100 crazy quilt. Detective Walsh followed in slush and rain, guiding Donnelly down to the city jail on grand larceny charges as officers scour the Smokehouse shaft yard for the missing quilt once owned by G. B. Horthick who said he made the piece and had been selling chances on it.
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