Butte Ad Rates and Office Address Noted
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is located at 28 Hast Broadway, Butte. Telephone 429. Advertising rates furnished on application.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is located at 28 Hast Broadway, Butte. Telephone 429. Advertising rates furnished on application.
We ordered Vacheron Constantin watch movements from Geneva. They come in two men’s sizes and one women’s size, cased in fine gold or cheaper options. Priced from 80 to 150.90 dollars. Sold for 16 years with no failures. Other watches are available at lower prices.
Local notes report piano rentals and sales in Butte, births in town, a new marriage license for Mathew Kaw and Marguerite Blesinger, a death in the city, and an upcoming lecture in Bozeman. Also listed are court papers moved to federal court, theatre plans at the Grand Opera House, and a newsstand roster of papers from major cities.
Olga Theresa Sundberg and Orson Allen Jay wed at St Pauls Episcopal Church with Rev Joan B Gibble officiating. The couple, from Pony, plan to start life on a prosperous farm near Pony. guests and details describe pink decorations, a luncheon, and best wishes from friends.
The article reviews the 1902 plans for St Nicholas magazine including new features and notable contributors Louisa M. Alcott and Frank Stockton. It also covers club discussions on children’s reading, Mother Goose rhymes, and Japan themed topics, plus notices of meetings and local household moves.
The body of Mrs Rinard died Tuesday at Murray Freund hospital was interred yesterday at Mt. Moriah cemetery. Funeral services were held at Richards undertaking at 2 pm with Rev. Burroughs of the Second Presbyterian church officiating. Mrs Rinard, 53, longtime Butte resident and sister of Mrs Press Davisson, did not undergo surgery and died after illness.
Effective Nov 2 surlington Route trains to Denver Omaha St Joseph Kansas City St Louis and all southern and eastern points depart Butte daily at 11 95 Pp m. Most excellent service miles shortest hours quickest. Ticket office 35 East Broadway. H F Ruger Agent.
John C. St. Clair, freight agent for the Oregon Short Line, burned when gasoline ignited while he cleaned gloves in the company office. His hands and wrists were severely burned and rescue attempts failed to save them quickly. A separate obituary notes nine year old Johnnie Troglia died at his Meaderville home with funeral set for Saturday at 2 p.m.
A jury found in favor of the city in a suit against Ww. S Patterson and others to establish ownership of a 20 foot strip along Aluminum street between Washington and Montana. Defendants formerly owned the Single Tax lode claim and sold plots without platting to dodge city taxes. The street in question is at issue.
An old road predated the patent for the Single Tax. Defendants claimed ground ownership and improper city acquisition. A 20 foot strip was fenced, an injunction blocked trading, and after trial, the jury ruled the city held title. Ernest C. Cox Davenport sues for 350 and to foreclose a lien on the Hazelbrook. Cox, an architect, claims plans and specs were used without pay against Lee.
Charles Ray born in Philadelphia was fatally stabbed by Edward Daly at Burke & Strobel’s saloon on West Broadway last Saturday night. Doctors removed the leg at the hip due to gangrene and shock. Ray died at St James hospital about 2:30 yesterday afternoon. Coroner to hold an inquest. investigators seek Ray’s mother’s address and other family members.
The telegram directs the disposition of the remains and notes that if he is in Norris he will likely travel to Butte immediately. It also mentions a chance Ray's mother may order the body shipped to her if she is located in time.
Davis and Wermescary announce a German direct shipment of 500 dozen fancy decorated cups and saucers. Beginning Saturday morning, every customer will receive one cup and saucer free with each dollar spent.
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All members of the French-Canadian Allianese are asked to assemble at Pioneer hall at 8 20 a m on Saturday November 8 1902 to attend the funeral of their late brother Max Lalande Committee members P L Miller Joseph Maitette Joseph Lamarché announce the gathering and service details
The funeral will be held from 643 Maryland avenue at 9:00 a.m. Saturday November 8 1902. Services follow at St Josephs church South Butte at 9:30 a.m. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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