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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1908
Page
8
Seven weeks before Christmas 11908, a store urges customers to plan ahead and carry small purchases. Large stock of house furnishings is cut to make room for toys, with values and prices on bowls, pans, utensils, enamelware, granite ware, and plated sets. Hennessy’s basement promises substantial savings on hundreds of useful articles.
Public administrators face two estate matters in Judge Lynch’s court. In James Kerr’s estate a Thompson real estate sale was ordered to satisfy Dr J P McCarthy and Dr J B Owen claims, despite objections of potential sacrifice. Katherine Sarsfeld’s estate extension delays until Monday. administrator John Boyle O’Reilly reported no sale of Sarsfeld property to East Hutte Extension, funds partly paid to Pat Sarsfield. Sisters demand keeps for their keep. legal charges challenged. Judge Lindsay’s absence delays until Friday.
The Arkin-Singer company returns to Broadway for a run of 463 nights, after Chicago audiences warmly received a musical comedy featuring Happy Johnny Hicks and Tom Cunningham. Ned Wayburn stages, John E. Young leads a strong cast with vivacious dance and music, blending musical and legitimate comedy. The tale follows a straight-talking gambler and his friend who flee to a mountain sanitarium where complications unfold among a nurse, a farmer’s daughter, and others. The show opens Sunday night November 15 under tights-only management.
The Royal Musical Five, four brothers and a sister, headline at the Family theater this week with a sweet Miserere from Il Trovatore and a flute solo Come Back to Erin. The act centers on the sister and features the brothers on an instrument they first introduced on stage. A dainty, neat program regarded as a big hit of the season.
Helena dispatch reports a grand November 30 event by the Mystic Shrine in Algeria with 50 or more novices, a luminous electric parade inspired by Mardi Gras, and original stunts. Banquet planned at Harmony Hall with Ben Calkins presiding, while J Flaherty and Sam Drum head an executive committee coordinating decorations and activities.
Columbus Tennessee November 10 a major phosphate deal ends with the Franco American Consolidated Phosphate Company organized with seven and a half million dollars capital. The firm purchases sixteen thousand eight hundred fifty seven acres of Tennessee phosphate lands and enrolls hundreds of workers, many young women, at the new Arizona chartered company. A factory incident nearby reports a fatal shooting of Francis Embriana by Pietro Disconti.
In United States court Thomas Miles against Colusa Parrot Co. was dismissed and the jury discharged without testimony. Jessie Trites against the street railway Co. was dismissed after plaintiff could not be found. August Hamelan filed bankruptcy with a $250 claim and a note. J. W. Hough of Creat petition details appear. The Grassys act at the Orpheum theater this week features gymnastic stunts and a mystic minor trick ending with a unique musical instrument act. The Standard New Press isn’t clear on remaining details.
An aged ad extols a wool bunting flag measuring many feet with double stitching and stitched stars. It promotes a $10 yearly advance Standard subscription and includes a mysterious psychic consultant invitation at 420 the Phoenix in advance.
Dr Robert L Stokes answers Dr John B Sullivan suit reiterating that Sullivan was expelled from the medical society after a written charge process. He claims a communication accusing Sullivan was investigated with witnesses present, findings declared true, and Sullivan expelled immediately.
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