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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
21
Fragmented OCR notes show A P local trains Nos. 101 B 103 B 105 B 107 B with times 9 40 a m 1 09 p m 5 00 p m 2 15 p m and 11 20 a 3 25 p 6 35 p m, plus vague mentions of leaves Butte and periods of day.
President Roosevelt spoke to about 20 000 in Keokuk urging fair chances for all and strict law enforcement against corrupt wealth. He pressed federal guidance over interstate carriers, praised farmers and home makers, and urged land and irrigation reforms to protect settlers on the plains and Rockies.
Delegates from Butte and other Montana mining camps gathered as the Western Federation of Miners Western Federation union launched state wide activity. Forty seven delegates attended the first meeting in Miners union hall chaired by Joe Shannon with Thomas Reilly as secretary treasurer.
Butte residents planned a large turnout for Butte day at the Helena fair. The Great Northern will add coaches on the 10 am Butte to Helena train, arriving 1 pm for a full afternoon at the fair. Return trains depart Helena at 7 pm. tickets extend to end of the fair. The Boston & Montana band travels with the crowd. Events include relay and automobile races plus extra sports.
Foreman W. H. Berry of the Butte and Elliston mine returned from Elliston with a rare relic a copy of the Ulster County Gazette dated January 4 1800. The four page issue preserves legible print showing congress news foreign news and a Washington memorial poem with black rules. Berry borrowed it from Blanchard of Elliston.
To the woman with a limited income the question of dressing well repeats each season. Mine McRae offers practical and scientific solutions, demonstrating and fitting corsets in room 202 Thornton until 12 o clock Saturday night.
The Salvation Army seeks a home for a healthy two month old girl. Interested parties should contact Capt. Tillie Noble at 251 East Maybaty Street or the army hall in the evening, after which the exact location of mother and child will be shared. Also noted is the body of J D Harris moved from White and Krebs parlors to his home at 415 South Main for a funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Mountain View church conducted by Rev. Morrison.
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