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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
23
Louis P. Bowman, initially thought to have fractured the skull after a fall from a South Main street car Monday night, is reported to be not seriously injured. He remains a patient at Murray's hospital but is up and about, with doctors saying there is no fracture and only a concussion. He is expected to be out in a few days.
A Christian Science lecture is set for Saturday night at Butte Auditorium. Speaker Frank I. Leonard of Brooklyn will discuss the faith he embraced after healing in 1885. Leonard, once ill, pursued metaphysics in Boston and served on missionary boards. He is also linked to Stony Creek Coal and Coke Co. of Pennsylvania. John Cavanaugh's funeral is scheduled for Thursday at 11.00 at Sacred Heart church after a 10:30 service at White & Krebs parlors.
Scientific claim by Prof Vana labels dandruff as a scalp parasite issue. Newbro's Herpicide advertised to kill the dandruff germ and restore hair vitality. Sold by druggists with samples available for 100 stamps. marketed by Standard Drug Co and special agents in Anaconda and Butte.
Rabbi Kahn of the Orthodox Hebrew Benevolent society opened a Sunday school at Adath Israel on Silver street. The first Sunday drew 35 children with larger crowds expected. He is aided by Blaustein and Brining, with President Feldman rallying support to boost attendance.
A meeting of senior class members of the Butteigh high school is set for this evening to organize a high school alumni association. Attendees include C.F. Kelley, Phil Goodwin, Carrol Dolman, Joseph Crossman, Lessing Cohen, Miss Burke, Miss Spafford, Harry Talent, Mrs. Arthur Mueller and others.
Rev Dr A P Morrison speaks on Flyers at Mountain View Methodist Church at 8 30 tonight. The lecture targets young men, blends humor with observations, and covers steam electricity phonograph wireless telegraph and other advances. Proceeds go to the Ladies Aid Society of the church.
The Fearon versus Mulline damage suit, previously tried and sent back by the Supreme Court for a new trial, resumes before Judge Lynch. Mrs Fearon testified to permanent injuries from a porch fall on West Granite Street in August 1904 and named damages of 7000 dollars plus 250 dollars expenses. Trials include jurors and witnesses, with earlier verdicts and physician testimony noted.
The play In the Bishop's Carriage returns to Broadway for October 27 and 28 in Butte. Star Miss Busley headlines a strong cast including Harley Thompson Harry Enelis Orge Richards George Gaston Virginia Reeves Ruth Lloyd Maud Monroe and Pauline Palmer, all known to local theatergoers.
A school census report counts about 18489 children in the Butter district. Ages range from under 6 to 18 and above, with 18 Chinese and 4 colored children noted among the total. Authorities tabulated counts by age brackets including 6 to 8 and 14 to 18.
Woodmen of the World announces funeral for Ane orr Rick Bonner at 687 Emmet Street at 9 20 Thursday morning October 24. Remains to be moved to Church of the Immaculate Conception West Caledonia for services. Johnson Council Commander and G J Langford Clerk noted.
A reproduced home prescription claims to mix at home with vegetable extracts to relieve bladders issues and rheumatism. It lists fluid extract dandelion and compound karyon with sarsaparilla syrup, to be taken after meals and at bedtime, asserting rapid relief and urging readers to consult a local druggist.
A series of alleged crimes links ONeill and Verdon in a night burglary and horse theft near Butte. Verdon, a Butte resident with prior trouble, is said to have stolen copper and a saddle horse from the Butte Electric Light and Power Company warehouse, fleeing along a creek and into hills. Deputies pursued but lost them. warrants issued for burglary and receiving stolen property as local officials pursue charges. Blanche Reynolds faced arrest threats after skipping court over a choking case, while John Murphy disputes and court rulings continue in a separate docket. ONeill was later arrested on cruelty to animals counts related to a stock inspector case.
The trial of Michael J. Powers for killing Michael C. White had not reached the jury when court adjourned. Prolonged instructions delayed arguments as Deputy County Attorney Frank opened for the state, followed by James F. Baldwin and J. T. Fitzgerald for the defense. Several other cases included guilty pleas by Ed Murphy and George Howard for assault and burglary, with sentences of seven years in the penitentiary.
The civil service commission announces an exam to fill two land law clerk vacancies in the forest service. Salary is $900 yearly. Test date is November 27 and includes spelling twenty words, arithmetic, penmanship, letter writing, copying from rough draft, training and experience, and practical questions on U.S. land laws.
The Prince of Pilsen opens at the Broadway October 25 for two nights with Henry W. Savage presenting Dan Mason Reba Dale Octavia Broske Edward Mora Hayden Clifford George F Moore Lillian Lawson and Vera Stanley leading a strong company in the popular musical comedy famed for its melodies including The Song of the Sea Shell Heidelberg Keep It Dark The Song of the Cities and The Message of the Violets. The production promises a stylish chorus and a lively whirlwind dance sequence featuring Sidonie and other principal performers in a show already enjoyed internationally from New York to London and beyond.
Burglars forced entry at Dick's place on West Granite street in the early hours yesterday. They left with $5.25 in change, five cigars, and two bottles of whiskey. A rear window hole suggests a youth or youths as the likely intruders.
The article extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a durable, honest medicine amid many fads. It claims the tonic’s proven composition, long popularity, and superior curative qualities for liver stomach and blood issues outshine rivals and bogus substitutes. It denounces adulterated products and urges consumers to demand genuine Pierce remedies and the original Pleasant Pellets.
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