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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1906
Page
15
The Principal Branch Office on East Broadway in Butte displays advertising rates for sidhe services. Telephone contact is listed for inquiries and orders. The notice emphasizes rates and application details.
Omer snow reports New York holds an absolute monopoly in importing diamonds and precious stones. U.S. total imports for the year ending June reached about 4.2 million dollars, with New York handling roughly a quarter of that value. Government figures show gem imports swelling over a decade, as New York remains the central hub for the trade and customs officials expect continued dominance.
A patchwork of short items reports residents and guests in Butte. Mentions include Hight & Fairfield Co, Orton Bros, Jarnet, Sherman's Pari Dr T G Heine, and various travelers such as F Axell of Belgrade, William Dunn of Bann, John P Gray, B P Baxter of Anaconda, Herbert Strain of Great Falls, and many more. Folks arrive, register, shop, or visit for business, with notes on hotels, offices, and local affairs across the area.
The piece outlines a tangle of county and state party talks in Montana as factions from antitrust Democrats labor and Republicans negotiate a fusion and division of offices. It notes potential nominations for county treasurer sheriff and judges, with plans hinging on Republican support and anti trust Democrat concessions amid Governor Toole and U S senator considerations.
The Silver Bow county laborary convention will reconvene at the daily theater at 10 o'clock Tuesday to name candidates for county offices. Chairman William Walsh leads the meeting.
A refined imported covert cloth top coat with silk lining is offered at a reduced price in Butte. The coat is hand tailored with meticulous stitching and noted as one of the most artistic garments seen locally. Original prices marked down from 30 to 20 dollars for the sale.
A large crowd gathered in the gulch above Columbia Garden to honor John McMurray and attend a home industry mulligan in Butte. Speakers praised McMurray, a longtime printer and union leader, while industry talks urged support for local home industry efforts and better wages. The funeral for McMurray will be held tomorrow at St Joseph's Church with Mass and a burial at the Notte Cemetery.
Sealed proposals for the construction of the State Savings Bank building in Butte Montana will be received at 39 North Main Street until 12 oclock noon November 1 1906. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Plans and revised specifications may be viewed at Link and Haste Sliver Bow block Butte. Proposals must be on blank specifications E P Chapin vice president.
Mayer’s follows autumn trade with a complete stock of jewelry watches silverware and art china. Prices span from low to high with solid silver novelties and gold filled items highlighted. Located at 22 West Park Street the store promotes value through a rich assortment and inducements to trade.
Notice to Alhambra hot springs patrons states the Great Northern railway will keep a $1.70 round trip weekend excursion rate from Butte for the entire year. The facility is Montana’s only spring with steam heat electric light and baths designed for win bustin.
A crowded Grand house greeted the initial performance of a renowned rural drama. The cast impressed in lively action and strong portrayals with Wilson as the versatile lead and Miss Willard Irene Lorton and Sutton delivering standout turns. The audience roared with laughter at Howell and Ball while Cor a Mortis sang beautifully amid entertaining motion pictures.
The body of Father Call was moved from his home to Sacred Heart church last night and rests in the chancel, guarded by the Ancient Order of Hibernians and Knights of Columbus. A funeral mass and prayers for the dead followed the late hour, with diocese priests participating. Thousands expected to attend. a large number of streetcars chartered to take mourners to the cemetery.
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