Butte News Office Address and Rates
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 21 East Broadway, Butte. Telephone 22, Advertising rates furnished on application.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1902
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 21 East Broadway, Butte. Telephone 22, Advertising rates furnished on application.
The district judge is Bernard Noon. State senator is M. P. Gilchrist. County treasurer James T. Finlen. Clerk and recorder P. V. Brean. Surveyor E. J. Strasberger. Superintendent of public instruction Miss Cassie Laird.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. If bought at Shermans it’s good. Buy pianos from Montana Music Co. Adkins of Pony paying a Butte visit. H. Burrell of Great Falls visited Butte yesterday. Attorney J. B. Roote in Great Falls yesterday. Col. W. A. Thompson of New York visiting Butte. Judge Harney made about a dozen new citizens. Stromberg Mullins Co. state distributors. George W. Tower, a mining expert, in Helena yesterday. November Argosy due today. A. G. Allan moved offices to 103 Pennsylvania block. Mike Donlan moved to 1381 Pennsylvania. Standard office moved to 28 East Broadway. P Drennen moved to rooms 121-122 Pennsylvania. Dr. Hanson, N ray exams at Silver Bow block. G. C. Rector and wife of Deer Lodge arrived yesterday. Born Oct 12 a daughter to Mrs Don Shea. H. Sommers of Helena in charge of Rocky Mountain Bell. Marriage licenses issued to McGinley and Trevorrow, Johnson and Swanson, Kendall and Bowen. Northern Pacific attaches electric sleeper to North Coast Limited, departs daily at 9 a.m. Car ready for reception at 9 p.m. Nick Wagner of the Pennsylvanian arranging Broadway show next Tuesday and Wednesday. Non-suit motion in McCaughey vs Oppenheimer overruled. John Beatty, Jr. of Geesky Shoe Co. in city. visiting first time since leaving year ago.
The Monday Evening club discussed year long studies of Russia France Germany England North America South America and Spain starting around 1850. Members include Miss Ada Madden Miss Mary Moran Miss Mary Teague and Miss Ritta Briscoe with a social meeting next. Various social events and meetings of the Woman's club and related societies are announced with attendees and prize details for a euchre event at Mrs. M A Miller’s.
Absalom F Bray presided at a Centerville hall rally where Republican candidates Malcolm Gillis Fred Kohl and others spoke to a crowd. Bray mocked politicians while praising workers and showed off “horny hands” as proof of labor ties. The event included songs by a band and multiple candidate remarks.
Montana Fuel announces move of its office to 1 West Broadway. N P Shulin a tailor at 119 West Broadway advertises fall and winter styles.
King Edward arrived at Newmarket to attend the opening day of the second October meeting. It is his first racecourse appearance since Derby week and the sudden illness news. He will stay at his racing headquarters until Friday.
Madam Renna, palmist and clairvoyant, offers readings in the Stephens block at 144 West Park Street corner of Montana Butte. She promises guidance on love marriage divorce and life changes with sessions priced at $1 for a short time. Circles meet Wednesday Friday and Sunday evenings.
An arrest warrant issued two weeks ago for Dan Courtney on first degree assault was served yesterday. Deputy Geary caught Courtney at his parents’ home south of the city. Courtney says he drew an unloaded gun to scare his estranged wife, Mattie, who fears a future act and sought the arrest.
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