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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
8
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 28 East Broadway Butte. Telephone 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Local notables arrive in town from Washington and Dillon while visitors from Missoula Helena and Deer Lodge are listed. Several births announced including a son to Mr and Mrs O Lee Winters and another to Mr and Mrs W Alexander. A bout of illness recalls spinal meningitis affecting James Hallisey, and local businesses promote services and entertainment with hotel, restaurant, and theater mentions.
Attorneys debate smelter smoke impact on Deer Lodge valley agriculture as defense shows cattle gains on valley hay and ranch feed. They cite experiments from Bilsa and Peter Valliant ranches, note no sore noses in horses, and praise Gardiner's research while acknowledging arsenic tests with mixed outcomes.
Awige and Mrs C W Speer came back to Butte after a three and a half month journey visiting St Paul St Louis Chattanooga Lookout Mountain Atlanta Jacksonville and Cuba They toured Florida Key West Havana and Western Cuba before returning via Washington Jamestown Richmond and New York to Rutie. Mary Pierce funeral planned at 62042 West Park Street with service at Mary's church.
Butte marks Memorial Day with forenoon parade by Grand Army and United Spanish War Veterans, children and civic groups, then cemetery ceremonies at Mt Moriah. Flowers flood in with high demand. Senator W A Clark donated carnations and plants. Evening program at the Auditorium includes speeches, music, and a memorial address.
Memorial Day verse by Father Ryan reflecting on land of memory and sacrifice. The piece laments ruined graves and boasts of glory in gloom, linking Civil War imagery to future liberty. Author and location noted as Mayer's, 22 West Park, closed today.
A quiet home wedding was held at the residence of Mr and Mrs Jackman in the evening. Miss Al Ira Simuth and Walter Leland Bhattuck exchanged vows with Rev A P Morrison officiating. Attendants included Roxane Smith and Claude Morris. Guests shared a wedding supper and the couple left for their future Idaho home.
At a meeting last evening the Building Trades council passed resolutions to continue the city's free employment office. The measure denounces efforts to abolish the office, arguing it serves both skilled and unskilled workers and benefits the city and state. The council urges the mayor and city council to maintain the free office and support paid office funding as needed.
All members are urged to meet at Miners Union hall on Thursday May 30 2007 at 240 o clock a m for participation in the Memorial day parade by order of the president.
The men who signed the $10,000 bonds for Mike Daly charged with murder are John Maara miner Pelter Hol tail miner for Kerrigan a smelt eran M J Rows miner Mike Bann ex coroner.
An attention call directs KS ot 0 AN Knights to gather at their castle hall Thursday morning to participate in the firade. By order of the committee.
A Ladies Social hosted by the Bartenders Protective Union No. 302 drew more than 60 members and their families to the Red Heart on North Main. Mayor Corby spoke, P. J. Gilligan and other leaders addressed guests, and a musical program featured Mark Whittey and Ellsworths performances.
AN members of Butte Lorie No 1 request merlot minors Valen hall for a Memorial parade on Thursday May 10 1907 at 2 o clock. P J Gilligan President BP la mile. Seeremiry rr Bigna and show cards McDermott Bash oioth formerly ix Phoeniz. If you want a beer properly made a shipped into Montana to proserve Anont Wey Rot the Centennial bear.
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