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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1902
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of Standard is at 21 Fast Broadway Butte. Telephone 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
A compilation of short notices from Butte reporting arrivals and departures, moving of offices and professionals, travels to Helena, Granite, Philipsburg and Great Falls, social visits, a birth, illness updates, park trips, and leisure at Thornton bowling and billiards parlors with free lessons offered. Includes mentions of Dr. McCarthy, G A Chevigny, Mike Donlan, and other local names.
Mary Mullins has prepared the 18th annual Silver Bow county teachers institute at Butte High School for next week. Attendance is required for all certificate holders. instructors include Mullins, Dinsmore, Young, Finnegan, Huntsman, Rochelleau, Traphagen, and Welch with detailed daily sessions and room assignments.
Youthful office boys resist interference as tenants sue for quiet in the Owsley block. Agent Mr Smith and janitor face noise protests while a union committee asserts the boys will return to work, claiming no noise. Also notes the death of Sadie Lucens Knight in Centerville after a long illness and an advertisement offering cures for female ailments by Dr Pock.
Two houses were hit Thursday night in Dakota street burglaries. At 526 Mrs O Connor returned to find a burglar fleeing through the bathroom window without disturbing belongings. At 719 entry was through a window and a small theft included a black overcoat trousers razor jack knife and a moss agate Masonic watch charm.
Friends celebrate Larry Dobell associate editor of the Butte Miner as he accepts the editor post at the Helena Independent. Dobell selected by Senator Clark and will assume duties immediately. Deck Smith restores bath parlors at 41 North Main Street with Lee Phillips and George Eamon staffing shifts for Turkish bath services.
Mrs. Raleith returns to Butte after selecting a line of pattern hats from European and American mills. Hennessy’s millinery opening to be announced later. Also notes Dr Heine has moved to Pennsylvania block rooms 104-5 and two funeral notices for Sept 7 from Centerville and Bennett street.
Brief note from yesterday describes ongoing construction on the new Hobart school building. The report mentions the structure in the course of erection and work continuing at the site with expected progress updates forthcoming.
John Price a hodcarrier on the West Side sustained a severe injury at St. Pauls Hospital while hoisting heavy stone. His third finger on the right hand was mashed after catching in a pulley. Dr Gheare Wills performed an operation to remove the finger.
Louis Gainor, Walkerville’s energetic mayor, reports a productive fishing and hunting week in the Big Hole country. He announces tonight’s regular city council meeting postponed from last Monday, pledging steady focus on municipal matters. He says ducks and small game were plentiful though his catch was modest, and the town store patrons share in his happiness.
Afternoon program lists three auto races starting 4 29 with horses Patsy Dolan Blanche Shepard Yule Girly Ducat and others in five eighth mile. Third race features Abba L Miss Madeline Amasa Judge Thomas Poet Scout. Also one mile trotting race purse 160 with Sol Erudition You Roi Master Delmar and actec entries.
Attorney General Knox plans to travel to Paris on government business linked to the Panama canal title and says he will not campaign this fall, adding that he never delivered a political speech in his life.
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