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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1902
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 21 East Broadway Butte. Telephone 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Butte items note renting pianos from Orton Bros and Montana Music Co. Dr P H McCarthy and A F Carr among others. Local moves include Mike Donlan and A J Walker. births, travels to California, New York, and East. theater plans for Elsa Ryan in Nevada at Broadway. car and rail updates. public notices on wages and a sheriff transport to asylum.
A week or two at this famous health resort relieves tired feeling from overwork. Waters reputed to aid rheumatism nervousness and digestive and kidney troubles. Physicians nurses masseurs supervise baths. Special excursion rates include railroad fare board lodging and bath use from principal Montana points.
A lecture by Professor Traphagen drew many attendees. A separate talk is scheduled by Professor Rochelean of Chicago, with The Morning and Superintendent Welch set to speak tomorrow.
The article notes teacher enforced rules of timeliness impacting both boys and girls in Silver Bow county public schools. It highlights a drawing display from Western Drawing Teachers' association schools and life and nature studies. Prof Traphagen spoke on education for future work and the gathering closes with a social session after Thursday’s program.
The article traces the shift from nature to man as the center of knowledge, noting the long path to uniting nature and humanity under a creative spirit. It cites Herbert Spencer, discusses university aims, and describes teaching methods for history and young students, with names of teachers and a fall term opening.
Capt Uriah B Dodge of Block Island sails with a party when an elderly guest asks if life preservers are aboard She receives a quick quip about whiskey and Medford rum as the captain explains his sailors interpretation The item ends with a brief notice seeking boys for messenger service News note style with local color and maritime setting.
The Grand Lodge mobilizes in the city for a week of sessions and the dedication of the new Masonite temple. E. H. Renisch, M. C. Riley, and E. D. Neill lead the trustees. speakers include H. L Frank and Arthur C. Logan among others. Masonic bodies involved are Butte Lodge No. 22, Mt. Moriah No. 24, Silver Bow No. 48, and others. Funeral notices follow for Maurice Reich and Hattie McCraney.
Basin and return fares listed at 1.50 for Boulder and 1.50 for Alhambra with weekend travel notes. Additional Basin 1.90 and Boulder 1.00 returns show Sunday only trips with tickets sold at 41 North Main Street and the depot.
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