Butte Standard Office Details Listed
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 28 East Broadway, Butte. Telephone 422. Independent telephone 1,422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1907
Page
31
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 28 East Broadway, Butte. Telephone 422. Independent telephone 1,422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Miscellaneous items from Butte include rent pianos from Orton Bros and others, visitors from Havre and Hamilton, births at 716 South Main alley and 208 West Copper Street, local theater notes, and notices about guests at Finlen and Thornton hotels. Includes ads, real estate, and county jail finds. a humorous Philadelphia Inquirer clipping follows.
A satirical poem catalogues so called heroes in a stream of comic vignettes. It flashes scenes of rescues by a cl at times and a khaki clad man chasing a bobcat, interlaced with a metered jab at fame and hero worship set in a mock newsprint voice.
Dillon brewery is offered for sale for six thousand dollars. For further particulars contact J. H. Burfiend in Dillon Montana.
No new developments at the State Savings bank as of Friday evening. State examiner Collins said there was nothing to publish yet and expected an early resume of business in about 10 days. An attachment in New York did not alter the outlook. Helena funds expected and AG Galen voiced confidence in officers. Depositors were notified to bring passbooks for writing up and voucher return.
Word reached in Butte and Pensilva Cornwall that Gregory Samuel Squires died September 26 at an advanced age. He leaves many descendants and numerous friends from the old country and Butte.
An 80 year old man died of natural causes after a walk and was found in a field. He left seven children, five sons and two daughters, and 12 grandchildren. Surviving spouse, and details of children in Butte and Cornwall, plus Gregory Samuel Squires in Butte, are noted.
Constable John Rowe of Justice Cooper's court was briefly arrested for carrying a concealed weapon after a Park Street encounter with a patrolman. The officer realized his mistake, apologized, and urged discretion as Rowe revealed his badge and power.
Dr. Warren, son of Stewart Warren a Virginia paper editor and former Confederate officer, dies leaving a Montana wife and three children. Burial planned in Helena with 8:30 a.m. services at home and 10 a.m. train departure. Pallbearers listed. Masonic rites at Forestvale cemetery.
Two cases before Judge McCowan resulted in guilty verdicts. Allen Walker was fined $20 for operating an employment agency without bonding per city ordinance, and Peter Holmes received a $10 fine for speeding in Butte streets. The Nad eau and Adams case was postponed to tomorrow amid a batch of drunks.
Thieves broke the glass panel of the door at Miss Hattie Russell’s cigar and candy store 130 West Broadway and escaped with $5, 12 boxes of cigars, chewing gum and candy. Early yesterday morning the robbers entered through the door opening. No arrests have been made. the same store was robbed by boys a few months earlier.
The Butte police pursue Frank Dawson in a robbery case tied to the Cash Saloon and Charles HendricksonSaloon holdups on East Park Street. A county attorney complaint filed in Meaderville Justice Rhoades court names Dawson along with Tony Clark W T Glenn Jack Thomas and Mrs Maude Worth now jailed.
John Radonich is held in the city jail on a charge of threatening to kill Mrs Mamie Martin. Proceedings were started by the county attorney and he will be brought before Justice Doran to show why he should not be placed under bonds to keep the peace. Detective Morrissey arrested him last night.
Sheriff's officers led by Mr. Henderson and Deputies Richards and Tracy raided the restricted district targeting alleged secretaries. Six men were arrested: Victor Russell Alfred Chenegrass Joseph Von Stevens Henry Lefleur Jean Dubois August Dicoh. Irene Walter held as a witness. All spent the night in the county jail.
Complaints charging burglary were filed yesterday at the county attorney's office against Pat Feerick and John Joe. The pair are accused of forcing an entrance into the bottling rooms of the Butte brewery last Tuesday night. A preliminary hearing will be held before Justice Rhoades.
A precipitating plant belonging to Johnson and Rosser on the flat near the Gallatin mine burned yesterday morning. The fire's cause is not known and no injuries are reported.
Butte high schools hopes for new football uniforms rise as athletic association hosts charity dances at the Woman's Club. The success prompts urging girls to attend, seen as local charity to fund sports gear. A special meeting notice from J. W. Alexander, recording secretary, schedules for Oct 24 at 7:30 p.m.
Mayer's at 22 West Park offers nearly all sterling silver tableware newly designed this fall with full guarantees. Save a full quarter on any purchase from a single piece to a hundred pieces and enjoy additional 10 percent off diamonds, plus discounts on clocks watches bracelets rings and other jewelry.
Suits and overcoats offered at 14.65 after reductions from regular 22.00. FBO promotions include 18.00 and 16.50 items. Entire stock new this season with greatly reduced prices on every garment.
A catalog of numerous universities and colleges across the United States followed by a long list of fraternities and honor societies including Alpha Delta Phi Alpha Tau Omega Beta Theta Pi Chi Phi Chi Psi Delta Phi Delta Kappa Epsilon Delta Tau Delta Delta Upsilon Phi Delta Theta Phi Gamma Delta Phi Sigma Kappa Pi Eta Psi Upsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi Theta Delta Chi Zeta Psi and various fraternal orders such as the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Elks Knights of Pythias Masons Templars Knights of Columbus Odd Fellows Shriner with two styles noted. The text enumerates institutions like Kansas University Nebraska University Colorado University Lehigh University Union College Northwestern University Ohio State University and many others along with national fraternities.
The article describes courtroom exchanges during the assault case involving Dr. Bernheim. Witnesses dispute credibility, with Mrs. Bernheim recounting events at Mrs. Whiteley’s home and Whiteley testifying about the doctor’s remarks after examining the girl. The defense contends admissibility of testimony, and arguments conclude as rebuttal witnesses and final remarks proceed.
The jury delivered a verdict in the case, stating the result and taxable costs charged to the plaintiff.
A Cincinnati Enquirer feature recalls Ouida the writer in Florence two years earlier praising her charity and animal kindness. The piece notes a British government pension of 750, her large kennel of dogs, her opposition to tail docking, and a Florentine tale about a cardinal to illustrate the practice.
Helena Oct 19 J J Ryan clerk of the state board of equalization reports total assessed value in Montana at 251 325 719 with real property 116 169 719 personal property 91 242 993 and railroad property 43 816 035 an increase of 17 000 000 over last year.
A Brooklyn burglar, caught in the act of stealing, is confronted by a gentle clergyman who pleads for mercy. The Reverend asks the thief to abandon crime, return the goods, and depart in peace. The burglar, moved by mercy, complies and leaves quietly as the night remains calm.
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