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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1906
Page
17
Butte readers are directed to contact the Principal ranch OMee of the Standard at 2 East roadway, Butte, for advertising rates and further information.
A fragmentary page lists a mix of business ads and personal notes including Dr Hall and Dr Cramb medical offices, Orton Bros planes and cab services, clothing and shoe shops, telephone numbers, meal recommendations, travel mentions, a republican rally invite, legal and banking references, and several social updates about residents and visiting relatives, with scattered place names and street addresses.
Sealed proposals for the State Savings Bank project must be received by noon at 39 Martin Street. Revised specifications and plans available at Link & Haire Sliver Bow Mock Hut. Proposals on blank forms accompanying specifications. The right to reject any or all bids reserved.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad company let the contract for driving the tunnel on its line through Hill. The work will involve a mile length near the mountain, with a northern grade and a granite mountain. miners and contractors linked to the project believe mine operators may strike if delays occur.
Mae Guedelhoefer presents a concert at the Broadway theater on Wednesday. Ticket details and program to be announced.
A fragmented obituary style sketch identifies Charlee Meagher born December 24 in Hampshire County Massachusetts. It traces a career path through county treasurer service and local offices, noting residence moves to Denver Montana and a large family.
Lieutenant Governor Falwin Norris toured the state, planning to rally in Dillon and other towns. He praised Democratic prospects, predicted victories in most counties, and criticized Republican influence and railroad ties as the campaign continued across Beaverhead and nearby locales.
In a colorful tale from nearby hills, Charlie Avery and Bil Ferguson hunt north of the hill city and return with a big buck deer after a short trek. A crowd chartered a special train to celebrate, while Avery jokes about the quick hunt, claiming the record for the swift, nearly flawless big game catch.
Stewart and Percivantic, once allied at a Tatts ranch, are linked to a fur coat case. Stewart, found with a missing coat and planning a Seattle trip, was arrested on petty larceny charges. Percivarlic held the coat near Symons Lewis on West Park Street. Both are described as goldrhiends with solid gold frames valued at $3. A consultation is offered.
Local shop at 22 West Park Street invites customers to bring old gold diamonds and jewelry for remaking or resetting. Offers to inspect manufacturing department, provide cost estimates, and handle repair work. Messenger service available for clock watch silverware and other pieces. Visitors welcome.
In a revealed Saturday league game Livingston beat Butte 6 1 and the town rallied after the defeat. Despite the loss the Butte squad showed grit and promise for future contests as Coach Furman drills sharper offense and stronger defense for key upcoming games against Spokane.
A Superior Linen ad touts army rate linens described as very fine quality. It lists towels, jackets, pants, shirts, canteens, belts, hats, leggings, and many other army issued items at low prices, claiming government costs and offering bargains per yard and per item.
Arrangements completed to ship the body of Robert Teatie killed in a near Vermilion accident. Funeral plans include a 2 PM service at the Masonic temple with Richards Undertaker in charge. Remains to departure aboard North Chaste Limited to River John. services by Rev EJ at Richard Undertaking Parlors at 9 PM.
George Lapp and family returned home yesterday from Newark where they had visited for several weeks. The Lapps attended a wedding anniversary event and said their visit was exceedingly enjoyable, marking a pleasant family gathering after the trip.
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