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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1901
Page
9
About 350 men and women canvassed Greater Butte on a midday start and reported results by 6 30 PM. They gathered church preferences from households district by district with a thorough, courteous approach and no notable refusals. Clerks will tabulate the returns and publish an estimate of the population after processing.
Citizens' Coal company advertises a large supply of Kemmerer Rock Springs Rocky Fork and Gebo coal on hand and offers prompt delivery of any quantity. No. 4 East Broadway.
Eight of the little girls of Butte are entered in the voting contest for the Ida McWhinley doll fund raiser. Entries close November 1 with votes continuing through January 1. List of contestants includes Mary Keefe May Sperdan Clara Beaky Aggie Kelly Margaret Morgan Mamie Mathias Lillie Schulze 8. Harney Mamie Mitchell M. Manley A. O'Mara Lille Mathias Jennie Lowney Nellie Hanson Jennie Hackett Clara O'Mara Elena Hurd Montana Largey.
Mountain View Mission at 315 North Montana street holds Sunday school at 3 15 p m and Thursday prayer meetings led by Rev A H Henry with please attend. St Pauls M FE Church at 103 South Idaho street offers morning service at 11 00 and evening at 7 30 with Sunday school at 9 30 and Class meeting at 12 30 led by G C Baldwin and 8 L Churchill. Prayer meeting at 8 pm Wednesday and Epworth league at 6 30. Closing out boys and children goods below cost at Bouchers.
Columbus Ohio October 18 President Wolfe of the National Shoe company and Wolfe Bros. Shoe company reveals he served a prison term in Indiana for assault with intent to kill. He says years of blackmail followed, then sought public exposure to be free. He was living in Spencer Indiana when the offense occurred and served five years with good conduct. He remains a respected local businessman despite the secret.
Two prominent Butte businessmen, J H Riley and R J Dwyer, form the Riley Dwyer Liquor Company at 24 West Broadway. The store features Spain and France imports, private sitting rooms, oak fittings, and a liberal family trade focus. Donavan Quinnette dies at 5 from Porphyry Street residence. funeral today at 2. John Hanafin's funeral also today at 2 from D J Hanafin residence.
Advert says Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are safe for babies to adults. It cites testimonials from a Hoboken mother and a Buffalo mother, plus a notary sworn affidavit, claiming the product saved a baby's life and aids growth, appetite, and digestion. Full-sized boxes cost 50 cents.
John McNichols in county jail on grand larceny charge has been bound over to the district court. Mary Allen alleges the pawned watch, with civil action over water judgment, led to a criminal charge. The county attorney also filed against Rose Clark for incorrigibility and issued warrants for Jacob Hunter and Harry Dwyer on petty larceny. Con Murphy was arrested for assault in the third degree. Mrs Johnson reports multiple troubled callers to the county attorney.
All new home sewing machines and older models offered for sale with free repair service at Sherman's located at 129 East Park Street.
At Richmond Locomotive Works 1800 employees face two deadly incidents. Superintendent John O'Brien was killed by a drilled heart wound and Calvin Parker was seriously wounded by a high powered air rifle shot from an unseen source. Parker recalls a sudden strike and blindness with no audible report.
Washington reports that Jean Dupuy, France's minister of agriculture, offers prizes for devices that use alcohol as motor power. An exhibition of alcohol utilizing inventions for illumination or motor power will be held in Paris from Navy 16 to 24, aiming to apply motor power to agricultural implements under the agriculture department.
New York on Oct 14 reports a bustling week as fall campaigns begin, fashionable crowds gather, horse shows thrill neighborhoods, and the flower show opens soon. Mourning for President McKinley influences attire with lighter colors returning. hospitals and asylums note shifts in black draperies and uniforms.
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