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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1909
Page
15
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard sits at 28 East Broadway in Butte with telephone numbers 422 and Independent 1 422. Advertising rates are furnished on application.
Once dismissed as useless the Thermos is now valued for keeping hot and cold contents at proper temperatures. Available in pint and quart sizes with leather cases for one or two units, sold at maker established prices.
A crowded item list notes visitors to Butte from Dillon Philipsburg Mackay Lewistown and other towns. It also covers local business ads, Pictorial Review patterns, coal price reductions, shoe stores Kumfort and Red Schoolhouse, Masonic lodge attendees, and upcoming WCTU meeting with officer elections.
Orthodox Hebrew congregation of Butte prepares for Rosh Hashanah at Adath Israel temple on West Silver street. Rev. J L Margolies to conduct services with a trained choir. Max Fried serves as president and will officiate. Many Jews are expected to attend as the ten day penitential period precedes Yom Kippur.
At 67 W Park Weinberg's unveils clever two piece suits and newest princess styles for fall. Card party and dance by the Order of Americans at K P hall Monday evening September 13. Admission 25 cents.
Butte high school players Slats Irwin and Ed Duncan completed a four week coast to coast trip over 2000 miles. Duncan may miss fall line up though he plans to try. Slats shows improved form as a fullback with added weight. In Seattle they met Bergstrom, 6 feet tall, 205 pounds, a former guard who plans to rejoin the local team and serves as a punter.
William J. Johnson of Livingston and Er G Shackforth from Kalispell are in Butte alongside J De Hass of Choteau visiting friends. Grace Stevens of Livingston, K McKenzie and John Biglow of Choteau, A J Smith of Missoula, and several Whitehall residents are in town. A daughter was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs John Keller of Meadr ville Rocker Mont a daughter born Sept 12 at Butte General Hospital. Harold G Mitchell a Deer Lodge representative spent yesterday in Butte with Mrs Mitchell. Also promotional note on special-made neckties at Clerkes 125 North Main and a North Baker restaurant item.
Missoula tonight hosts the Montana Saengerfest advance guard marking the gathering with German banners and the word Willkommen. A lawn reception before Paul Gerber’s East Front Street residence drew hundreds of German American residents from Butte Helena and Missoula. The Missoula band played a native land style program to start the event.
Missoula hosts 96 delegates for state saengerbund session with 150 singers already in town for a Monday concert. Kalispell Anaconda Gesangvereins expected tomorrow. Butte Liederkrantz and Helena Germania arrived. Emilio Saverio leads Butte chorus. Father Lechner arrives tomorrow as first instructor and director. Otto Seiler conducts Adams quartet and Germania society from Helena. Monday features principal concert at Harnois theater with women singers guests of the Missoula Maennerchor auxiliary. Program includes Lohengrin overture America full chorus Marguerita Adam quartet and more with several regional choruses and a violin piece Souvenir de Hayden.
Stanley Orlowski preached against civil institutions on East Park street. He was jailed in Butte after threats to Kaiser Wilhelm and a suit against the city. He tore pipes and brickwork in his cell and was moved to a dungeon cell for the night.
A country paper interview reveals a stern matron refusing to name a political ally while declaring she herself is the party she represents. The young reporter seeks Mr. to ask his affiliation, but the woman answers with a pointed self identification.
William McGuigan receives an encouraging letter from Barney Lavelle, head jailer, describing improved sight after eye surgery in Milwaukee Chippewa Falls trip. Lavelle left St Paul for Butte, with notes of possible glass removal and lasting weaker vision in the injured eye. A Kansas City Star item adds a note on Wallace knob and a solitary tree marking the government survey line near Mountain Home Arkansas.
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