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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1903
Page
3
An OCR fragment advertises dental services by N. DENTAL PARLORS at W. Park over Symonn, listing prices for crowns, fillings and bridgework. The ad emphasizes affordable rates such as crowns for 6 dollars and fillings for 3 cents, with hours including Sundays.
Rev. Jordan Allen and his wife will leave Butte after four years as pastor of the African Methodist Episcopal chapel. They will attend the AME annual conference in Denver. Allen's leadership built the new church, funded by local support amid hardships, while Mrs. Allen led many community efforts.
A district court clerk notes law compliance prevents payment of salaries to several aldermen named Talekiy Sdermen Doull Callagher Mebenaler Dally and M Ryan as August salaries, citing financial constraints and adherence to statutes. The case highlights core issues of public funds and payroll approvals.
Mayor Mullfus charges aldermen with violating the law by occupying aldermanic seats without proper qualifications. Each alderman offered $25 for August, while wealthy members allegedly draw salaries regardless of city payments. The dispute centers on legal eligibility and city pay practices.
Enthusiastic crowds of Lutte participants return from Bogemitn to Bozeman for a grand fair. Judges Billy Hemmell and others praise the event as the greatest ever held in the state with 3000 to 7000 attendees on a busy Thursday. Casey, R. D. Steele, and Senator Hoffman receive credit for the success. Charlie Hoffman reportedly has the West’s best yearling.
Edward Jay Fay accuses Brown of larceny after agreeing to a barber shop partnership. Fay advanced funds on August 29 hoping to become a half owner, but Brown failed to follow through. Fay swore complaints with County Attorney Dan Yancey, leading to Brown’s arrest if located.
From their honeymoon on August 18 Mr Penhal and Miss Femeline Trewin wed at Mountain View Church led by Rev Henry. After three days in Livingston they departed for the National Park tour and return home at 716 East Mercury Street. Petricail, a seven year veteran of Boston Montana, is superintendent of Mountain saw and formerly a public school teacher in Hutte.
State School of Mines announces entrance examinations Friday and Saturday September 1 and 12. Graduates of high schools will present their diplomas in Howaf examination. Students from other colleges will present their certificates or standing in studies pursued. W N Leonard President.
Notice to Carpenters union No. 112 members to meet at their hall at 8 45 on the morning of Tabor day to prepare for the parade. W H Pierce forwarding secretary. Also obituary notice for Nellie L manth and Anya, daughters of Mr and Mrs William J O'Brien, who died yesterday at 19 Gray Rock terrace Cep Wlerville, funeral to be held today at aa p.m.
A long list of society gatherings, visits, and hostesses fills the page. Notable guests include Margaret Minchdston, Nell Lloyd, Clara Moore, Edith Bickford, and many others at various local residences. Mrs. James Casey rests in the Big Here region as others plan arrivals from California and Honolulu.
Pride of Maniana hosts a card party at Scandia hall last Friday evening, ending with refreshments and dancing. Prizes named include Nelle O'Teary for ladies first, Mrs. W. W. Boott, Anna Derring, Mize, W. Walter, M. Norton, M. Bla vasel, and J Garduee receiving booby and other prizes.
Northern Pacific offers one and one third fare round trip tickets from Miles City to Billings for the county meeting. Sale dates Sept 7 to 11 with return by Sept 12. Fare from Butte to Billings and back listed as 156 dollars. W. H. Merriman, General Agent.
New York Sept 1 The final session of the Fraternal Order of Eagles was held today with Thiltimoye W chosen as the lead for planning the 1904 convention in Baltimore, signaling the next meeting location.
A fragmented historical editorial argues advertising drives success and warns against under advertising. It contrasts a well advertised competitor with a poorly advertised business, urging constant, careful, targeted ads and noting readers increasingly rely on newspaper advertising columns for information.
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