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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1907
Page
15
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard sits at 28 East Broadway, Butte. Telephone 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
A notice describes a sale item titled Fancy window offered Monday. It notes the piece includes solid gold and fine plated mountings, and that all components are marked in plain figures.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Ladies shoes shined near 119 W Broadway. Fred Hooper left for Arizona. Stephen J. Oates arrived from England. Barney's Reception offers first class meals, call 471. Quartz location blanks sold at Standard Office. Fred Whiteside and wife of Kulispell visited Butte to register at Thornton. Sam Fine heads to Cornwall to visit relatives for winter. John T. Hooper returns from Cornwall after a four month visit. John B. Wellcome back in Butte from the state fair, en route Creeklyn ranch. Col Tom McTuague of Deer Lodge in Butte after Helena fair. Farris O'Brien & Rowe move from 119 Hamilton to 120 West Granite. Chief Detective Charles Bates back from Helena after Silver Bow exhibit. E L Poindxeter in Butte from Lillon Examiner after Montana Press meeting. Bucky O'Conner in November People's magazine, plus 20 others. A dime at post office news stand, 27 West Park.
Orton Bros. turn Orton hall into a salesroom to move a large stock of pianos and organs. Half price on pianos and near free organs through ten day sale with flexible terms. Samples include Kimballs, Hinzes, Whitney uprights and Estey organs. prices from 25 to 235 dollars for pianos and 7 to 12 dollars monthly for organs. Also given as a second item: Rome report on Monsignor Della Chiesa cancellation of Madrid nuncio appointment.
Michael Dowd and Jack Shea were in a Basin saloon after a shift when a Comet mine pumpman opened fire. Shea was grazed in the coat sleeve, Dowd was shot in the right instep, and the assailant fled. Dowd is hospitalized at St James', with possible weeks of recovery ahead.
Chronicle of a chaotic Montana fair featuring a dramatic auto race crash near Melrose where Van Lane survived with minor injuries after his machine broke steering. The event contrasts with praise for livestock and fruit exhibits, including a Derby winner from Deer Lodge and strong Beav erhead County entries. The piece notes rivalry among local boxing figures Shorts and Rabbit, and details a tense mock bout setup between Rabbit and Joe Gans Jr. with wide local attention.
Fergus County Argus notes Governor Hughes of New York as a possible presidential contender. He holds strength in his home state but lacks strong personal magnetism, a factor in elections, though he may yet grow into the role as events unfold.
Mayer at 22 West Park markets perfect diamonds with a low profit guarantee and asserts superior quality and authenticity. Listings include wears and rings such as a Wearat ring for 41.50, a 4-carat white stone for 81.50, a 1-carat stone at 175, and diamond earrings priced at 37.50 to 65.00. Mail orders welcomed and inquiries answered promptly.
Mike Jurovich of 4 Smelter street Meaderville was struck by an eastbound Meaderville street car at 7 last night on East Park street. He was knocked down, suffered severe shock, carried to a saloon by bystanders and then to Murray's hospital where doctors said he was on the road to recovery. Jurovich, an Austrian immigrant, is married with a son and works as a miner in Meaderville.
Citizens of Kalispell aired long standing grievances against the Great Northern railroad at a state railroad commission meeting last Friday night. Senator Long Judge Pomeroy Ashley Conrad and other locals urged action and pledged to pursue formal remedies to improve freight and passenger service.
Local claim highlights Updegraff dress and street gloves as premier items. Praise centers on quality, fit, and style, with shoppers urged to seek the brand for superior apparel and accessories.
Ike Hayes Jr., son of a former Montana heavyweight champion, defeated Will Jones of Wallace Idaho in a rough four round bout. Jones fought hard but Hayes dominated, with refereeing noted as lenient and accusations of cruelty concerns after the fourth round.
Edward F. Dunckel 58 year old longtime Butte resident died Saturday night after a brief illness of erysipelas and pneumonia. Survived by his wife seven children and a twin brother E N Dunckel. Funeral today at 2 pm at 812 Travonia street conducted by Rev Curtis of South Butte Methodist church. He was a partner in Dunckel Bros wood and coal and a prominent local businessman.
Corey: the remains of John Corey lie at Sherman & Reed's undertaking parlors awaiting funeral arrangements. Frankly: arrangements pending brother from Colorado. Will appear later. Bulger: Thomas J. Bulger died Saturday in Goldfield and will be shipped to Butte for interment. Merton Johnson: funeral at Sherman & Reed's chapel tonight at 7, then burial in Cheshire, Conn. Electrical workers union members invited. All funerals under Sherman & Reed directions.
A feature profiles a local barber patron who blends styling flair with skilled craft. The piece spotlights the barber’s client-focused approach, signature techniques, and evolving fashion influences shaping a small shop’s reputation.
G R McDonald of Butte and Miss Sadie M Lynch of Minneapolis married Monday morning in St Paul by Archbishop Ireland. After the ceremony, the bridal party went to Minneapolis for a reception at the bride’s parents’ North Aldrich avenue home. The couple then traveled via Chicago toward Boston New York Washington and the Jamestown exposition. Both are well known in Butte. McDonald owned Walkover shoe shop. the bride had lived in Butte before returning to Minneapolis.
Listing of cases for motion and demurrer arguments before Judge Lynch including O N Larson vs Samuel Sumwalt and others John A Osborne vs Charles E Pierce and others Wakeman Sutton vs Silas King and others Cora Lindsay vs Henry Wroger Barbara Munger vs City of Butte Butler Haldorn vs William Beck Elmira Noyes and others vs John J Quinn and others plus reminder about watch at Itkin's.
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