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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1909
Page
8
Early opinions dismissed thermos bottles as useless though advocates argued for their usefulness. The article notes initial skepticism before recognition of their practical value in keeping beverages hot or cold.
Long list of transient visitors and locals in Butte including Orton Bros tent plans and Missoula guests. Mentions Butte Stove Manufacturing Co, Dr. Grace Wilson Cahoon moving, and various business and lodge attendees from Spokane to Missoula, Lewistown, Kalispell, and Idaho. References to auctions, storage coal prices, and community shoe and clothing notices.
The Hebrew New Year Rosh Hashanah will begin at sunset Wednesday with services at Adath Torah temple on West Silver street conducted by Rabbi J L Margolies. Cantor assist, choir trained. many poor Israelites aided last year. attendance expected to be large.
An audience at John’s Episcopal Church gathered for Knights Templars session with Montung Commandery in full regalia. Rev F M Lewis of Bozeman led a service blending Masonic prayers with the gospel message, urging charitable deeds and brotherly love as essentials of faith.
The Butte high school football squad completed a long 2000 mile journey through western coastal cities including a visit to the A.V.P. exposition. Players Irwin Duncan and Bergstrom are noted, with Duncan eyed to join Coach Power's eleven this fall and Bergstrom set to return to school soon.
William J. Johnson at Ut In theene and Th G Shuckterth visit Butte while Kalispel Wy Tee Fabs of Uhlan Hor to Mute. Miz Grace Stevens of Livingston visiting Franklin Mutte. I Mefsenale and Jolly Bigginn of Clinton visiting Butte. A J Smith of Missoula in town after business interests in Bilte. Aotanghins was Saturday to Mr and Mrs Dean Kellet of Mander ville. Harold G. Mitchell visiting Deer Sage county from Warn Springs. Special-made neckties at Clerke's 125 North Main. Baker's restaurant in town with price same as usual.
German citizens from Butte Helena and Missoula gathered in Missoula to welcome the visiting group, decorate the city as a German garden, and attend an opening reception at Paul Gerber's East Krant Street residence. The event featured a German program and banners signaling a cultural exchange in the Garden City.
The Missoula Maennerchor hosts a lavish hospitality as 6 delegates attend the state session of the Saengerbund and 150 singers gather for Monday night performances. Kalispell Avondia Gesang Vereine arrive with Be Lingstaats and Helens Germania joining the event under Otto Beller. Leaders Emilio Saveria Lechner and the Adam quartet lead a program featuring Missoula innnenerchor and gemischter chorus with pieces including Am Werther See and Die Gkunden Sehwelsen, marking the principal concert day.
Singers from other cities will be guests of the Missoula auxiliary as Horary entertainment is planned. The concert tomorrow night will likely draw the largest audience of the summer event with a program of overture, choruses, quartets, and violin numbers featuring a mix of German and English selections.
A man named Stanley Ortowski, jailed on an alleged anti government stance, shouted hostile statements in a prison on Fast Park Street. He torn pipes, damaged walls, and threatened legal action while guards and inmates restrained him through the night in a dungeon cell.
A country paper reporter interviews a meat market matron who refuses entry and asks the reporter to identify the party of a man at the door. The matron asserts the party she belongs to as the defining detail, challenging the reporter to discern it by appearance. The scene highlights political identity casting in a provincial setting.
William McGuigan, former deputy sheriff, reports Berney Lavelle’s eye treatment in Milwaukee improved sight in the injured left eye. Lavelle, from Chippewa Falls, had prior eye debris removed, wore glasses, and returned home for specialist care. The letter notes the eye never fully regains strength, but substantial improvement prompts hope for return to duty.
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