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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1908

Page

11

Accident claims two more lives in city inquest set

The city mourns as John B Lahame, 22, a miner, dies at St James hospital after a revolver accident while examining a weapon. Survived by brother Con Tana and other relatives. Inquest announced for 7 PM at Dugan's undertaking rooms. Other obituaries note Larry Cornett, 27, of Butte, and several local residents with funerals planned at St Joseph's and St Lawrence churches.

John B. Lahame St. James Hospital Mike Buckley Wyoming Street Stevens Dugan Larry Cornett John Boyle Walkerville Baltimore Butte Bright Jerry George Nellie D. Holman Katie Boyle Daniel Hurley

The Silver King at Lulu Theater Delights Critics

The Lulu Theater presents The Silver King, praised for dramatic intensity and strong principals. Technically the show shows room for improvement in lighting and effects, but the moon song by Miss Vera Hall and the chorus work draw high praise, with the production delivering ample climaxes and wholesome comedy between acts. The run lasts one week with the moon song performed between the first and second acts.

Butter Lulu Sunday Marines Mise Vera ‘Hall Pears Miss Willard Miss Hall

Standard OS New Premium Wool Panting Flag Sale

Wool panting mags stitched double, 48 stars zigzag sewn both sides. Strong hem tape prevents fraying, brass grommets on heavy canvas headings. Free with each ten dollar a year advance subscription to the Standard. Send ten dollars for one.

Walkerville Council Tackles Taxes and Boundaries

Walkerville council last night debated taxes and collection methods, appointing a committee to survey city boundaries and mark permanent monuments. They plan more street lighting, a new dog tax, and a special meeting with electric company representatives to discuss service and costs. A fire department ball was announced for Thanksgiving evening, with invitations extended to residents.

Walkerville Doidge Fleming Peters Murphy Broughton al Dolage Electric Light and Power Company

Legislative committee holds first meeting in Butte

Mayor Corby named an alderman from each ward to form a legislative committee. The group met at the city attorney’s office with Aldermen Ambrose as chairman and Murphy Stewart Hurzeler and Mooney present. The session focused on what issues should be acted upon and more meetings are planned before January legislature.

Corby Butte Ofico Ambrose Murphy Stewart Hurzeler Mooney Orton Bros. Piano House Aneer

Upward Start From Coffee to Postum A Tennessee Lady's Experience

A Tennessee woman describes severe stomach trouble and nervous strain from coffee. After switching to Postum she gains strength, improves digestion, and resumes walking and eating normally. She credits Postum as the initial aid in an upward start away from coffee.

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Canines Of Class Incoming Show In Butte

More than 200 dogs entered at the Butte beach show opening Wednesday, with over 8 specials and 16 cups offered by sponsors including the Butte Kennel Club. Large entries span greyhounds, foxhounds, beagles, setters, spaniels, collies, Dalmatians, bulldogs, airedales, terriers and toy breeds, led by prize donations from Herman Kenna and others.

Northwest Butte Herman Kenna Creighton Largey Paxson & Rockefeller Hood Togo Gordon Trish Chesapeake Bay Charles Dillman Queen Spot Jack Turner G. H. Stevenson

Butte Briefs From Various Visitors And Local Notes

A jumble of fragments notes visitors and locals in Butte including A Butte from Billings XK and Joseph Osttinger from Missoula visiting Butte, Thompson and others in town, a guest from Lombard W II Trippet, a visitor from Anaconda Lee, Harvey Spencer from White Sulphur Springs, Vane of Whitehall looking after business, Mrs. B. Allard guest in Butte, Col Tom McTague in town en route home to Dane, a Beater week, and funeral details for William Bailey. Three men died at Whitehall when a boat capsized near the lake. Deputy State Game Warden Salmonson, his brother, and Deputy Sheriff Hazeltine were missing and found drowned in the lake.

A. Butte Billings Haseell Butte Mile Joseph Osttinger Missoula Thompson Lombard W. II Trippet Rnaconda Lee Groom Harlowton Harvey Spencer Vane Whitehall Busines B. Allard Butte Tritta Sote Howe Philipebure Tom McTague Dane Hother Toe Boninas SMO Sutherland William Bailey Pporelock B. Marten Colorado Street Salmonson Martin Hazeltine Whitelake Hear

Montana Blacksmith Die by Own hand in Princeton Shop

John Linn, 65, longtime Western Montana resident, apparently despondent, hanged himself in his blacksmith shop at Princeton seven miles from Flint station. His body was found by his brother yesterday morning. coroner to hold an inquest. Linn was a well known figure in Philipsburg and Philipsburg boom days, a skilled blacksmith and prospector by habit, with no known family.

John Linn Olf Montana Princeton Butte J. B. Sullivan Abbey Linn Philipsboro Flint Station Granite County Tom McTague Standard Greasge Philipsburg W. Park

Pie Social Delights Butte as Sacred Heart Youths Aid School

Last evening a pie social by Sacred Heart youths in Butte drew a large turnout at Colon Hall. The event aimed to raise funds for a new school building, and organizers reported strong support and a lively, successful program.

Sacred Colon Hall Sacred Heart Pariah Bek Pala Abe

Sullivan upheld by Athletic Union in US action

New York November 18 The Amateur Athletic Union reelected James E. Sullivan as President amid debate over retirement and stance on international events. The meeting supported Sullivan’s course for recent London games and rejected calls to change policy, signaling continued U.S. Olympic direction.

New York Amateur Athletic Union of the United States James E. Sullivan American Olympic Committee Bie Acta uBlie Afr Sullivan Reselindh London American Athletic Authorities Shepards Bush

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