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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
7
The Butte section reports on a local Ennetpal Branch meeting. Limited readable details mention coordination with Eatonate Intepertennias and Mita Telephone. Further specifics remain unclear from the fragment.
The Butte newsboys held their annual election selecting officers to govern the organization for the coming year. Bill Sullivan is police judge with Le Aley and ward officers named for eight wards, while others like John Kiley and Gregory are listed among the leaders. The vote occurred amid ongoing discussions about organizational rules and meeting requirements, with details locked and to be reviewed at the next union meeting.
The jury returned a verdict for Rutte & Superior against John McAlpine in a suit over a $2 000 note tied to stock in the Butte district. McAlpine argued misrepresentation and fraud, but depositions and expert testimony failed to sway the decision. The lumberman may appeal, but the ruling marks a preliminary victory for the company and its stockholders.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports the Montana supreme court delivering five opinions, including reversal in the Mary Miller will case. The decision comes as the court clarifies probate and will contest standards, shaping future appellate rulings.
The report lists several district court decisions from Lewis and Clark, Silver Bow, Jefferson, Gallatin, and Deer Lodge counties. Cases involve wills admission, contract disputes, title quieting, and failure to perform agreements. Several judgments are reversed or remanded with instructions for new trials and dismissals as noted.
Henry Armstrong a long time resident of Butte and Montana died October 18 at Alden Midh. He was born in Alden Michigan 43 years ago and survived by four brothers and a sister. He came to Montana about 25 years ago and worked with Ed Lamme in Bozeman then Helena before settling in Butte. He spent years in the employ of Thomas Lavell as a bookkeeper.
About 50 members and visitors attended the South Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting at Mrs. R S Braizer's home. State president Alice Barnes Hoag spoke on the foundation of the temperance plea. Mrs. W E Currah reported on the Denver convention. performances included a duet and recitations. a new member, Mrs. E W Castle, was welcomed. The next meeting is set for Nov 12 at Miss Collins' home.
The Crystal Slipper claims a large cast of about 80 for a Broadway prelude next week. The build expands the stage with pyramid shaped platforms to ensure visibility for 100 to 200 performers in three scenes.
Inquiry into Patrick O'Farrell's death after injuries from last Saturday's mine incident concluded it was a pure accident. He fell six floors while timbering, was trapped near a narrow chute, and died hours later from a broken back and related injuries. Meanwhile St Joseph's bazaar on West Park street draws crowds with debt payments and affordable goods.
O W Notice All Woodmen of the World invite members to attend the funeral of Arthur Peters at Fits Gay werning 9 30 November 6 from that residence 104 South Wyoming street James Wilks Con Com J W Jaquette Cler ton cordially invite to opening ball at Colonial hall formerly Renshaw hall Wednesday November 11 1908 Our full orchestra of 10 places in attendance
The Greeley school board discussed a vandalism incident at the municipal schoolhouse where hydrant water caused about $20 in plaster damage. A boy was arrested and sent to an industrial school, later recaptured. The chair’s decision to settle with the boy’s mother for his share was debated. most favored the out of court settlement, Trustee O'Brien dissented. The board also heard a heating stove proposal costing about $100 and approved payrolls for teachers and janitors. Comrade Arthur Peters funeral notices were announced with related events.
Christmas shoppers are urged to visit Mayer’s 3 West Park for the largest, best assortment of watches in the state. The ad touts in store engraving, price guarantees, and early orders exceeding $3,000. Invisible bifocal glasses offered at $10 to $12 with free fitting at Montana Optical Co in Mayer’s store.
Officials in Silver Bow County started a second canvass of votes as the tally sheets were prepared. Paul Ozanne organized the big vote sheets and the board worked through the noon hour testing and counting. The board planned to resume at 9 am with a lunch break, aiming to complete canvassing by adjournment and update totals for the Standard’s figures.
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