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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1900

Page

11

Butte Business Men Fail to Meet for Galveston Relief

The Butte Business Men's association skipped a regular session for lack of a quorum. President Hight said committees failed to report on Galveston suffering fund subscriptions totaling 2704.50 with a 200 pledge, to be sent after treasury reconciliation. Some stories portray misers, but most wealthy donors give cheerfully to aid.

Business Men's Association Hight Tom O'Brien Messrs Harris Patterson Galveston Treasury Butte Christian Fellowship

Crowning Event in Hibernian History

Tim Crowley and Tom J. O'Brien of the A. O. H. entertainment committee work on plans for an event by the Hibernians of Butte. Divisions No 1 and No 2 will present an entertainment for thousands of friends tomorrow night at the Centerville hall.

Tim Crowley Tom J. O'Brien A. O. H. Entertainment Committee Hibernians Butte Centerville Messrs. Crowley and O'Brien

Grand social entertainment by Hibernians planned

A programme of oratory and song will be followed by a dance and feast to delight attendees. Mr Crowley predicts the grandest fair of the season and Mr O'Brien backs the claim, noting full attention to every detail. The two divisions plan a united entertainment with ladies' auxiliaries participating.

Crowley O'Brien Hibernians

Two Women Caught Shoplifting in Great Falls

Two women in Great Falls were found passing a suit of underwear during busy shopping hours at Strain Brothers. Police recovered over 850 worth of goods from their homes and the pair confessed, though they deny taking other items. Authorities consider possible arrest, but the store may drop the case due to the women's large families.

Great Falls Strain Brothers Cook

First day of school chaos as teacher quizzes pupils

In Denver Times prose a nervous new teacher faces a wary class on the first day. She tries to engage students by asking what a skeleton is and receives a cheeky definition from a pink apron wearing girl, revealing classroom tensions.

Denver Times

Smith Held for Murder in Dupuyer Killing

Great Falls Oct 1 The coroner near inquest on Philip Lucero known as Philip the Spaniard drew a narrative of a morning pursuit by a intoxicated Lucero who threatened Smith with a knife. Smith fired twice killing Lucero who advanced with the knife. Lucero left a large family. Smith held for preliminary hearing with $1000 bond. Lucero known as a bad character and drinker.

Great Falls Philip Lucero David P. Smith Dupuyer Lucero Philip the Spaniard Smith A. M. Walley Titus Baldy

Joseph L Silverman Dies in New York Heart Failure

Great Falls Oct 1 Joseph L Silverman senior member of the Silverman Wallenstein company died in New York City from heart failure after years of ill health. He helped build Great Falls commerce and charity and was a member of Masons and Royal Arch. Brother Will Silverman will return to Cincinnati for interment at Walnut Hill cemetery.

Great Falls Joseph L. Silverman Silverman-Wallenstein Company New York City Joseph Silverman Ironton Ohio Pomeroy Galliopolis I. L. Israel Montana Bacelor A. Wallenstein H. L. Frank Butte Silverman A. M Will Silverman Cincinnati Walnut Hill

Little One Found Dead Near Monarch Hill

In Falla on Oct 1 searchers found the child of Martin Steibert of Monarch dead two miles from home. R Zapta and James Callen located the body on a hill brow. likely benumbed by cold and died unconscious. Fifty six men had scoured the area previously.

Great Falla Martin Steibert Monarch R. Zapta James Callen Breibert

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