Butte Standard Ad Rates Notice at 2 East Broadway
The Principal Branch offers advertising space at 2 East Broadway Butte with telephone contact. Rates are published though the notice is partially unreadable.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
19
The Principal Branch offers advertising space at 2 East Broadway Butte with telephone contact. Rates are published though the notice is partially unreadable.
Semi precious stones are in vogue. gold jewelry makers use them freely. The stones size gold pieces, enhance festoon bracelets scarf pins and brooches, adding beauty with little extra cost.
A crowded Butte note sheet records moves and visits from Dr. Hall and E. Albrecht of Helena to town, plus multiple locals and visitors. Entries mention Sherman & Reed Cab and Transfer, Barney’s place meals, hospital plans, and various residents returning from trips. includes personnel notes on physicians, engineers, and business interests, with transport and social updates across Butte and nearby towns.
Voters crowded Silver Row County precincts as the Democratic primaries produced nine sheriff candidates and numerous nominations. Contests emerged in several precincts with anti-trust and labor members attending to influence the party’s future, while Judge Denny's candidacy drew tickets and intrigue.
The wedding of Robert H. Paxson and Lelie M Paxson took place at St John Episcopal Church with Rev Blarkiston officiating. The couple departed for Denver after the ceremony as guests later prepared for travel and a lecture by Erling Jornson at Scandia Hall set for Sept 29.
A district meeting discusses Emerson School neighbors and surrounding shacks. Topics include board concerns over vandalism statements, a call for a $25 reward for information, and plans for an exhibit clerk while noting damaged windows at Brookside Chapel. Superintendent Young reports pupil averages and district funding questions.
A fragmented OCR item outlines New Year's reflections and morning events with unclear names and dates. It mentions services and a civic or religious setting, referencing a Millstone site and a late November or January timing.
The Walkerville wedding of Mr and Mrs Lees drew a large gathering with Rev Bithoy Hatooe officiating. Attendees included Milee Mary Fo Patrol Milan and many local residents. Guests praised the couple with a warm reception and gifts as the town celebrated the union and future plans of the newlyweds.
In district court Leva Jonaxon sues Alexander Johnson for divorce on desertion grounds. They wed in Pintar April and have two children. Johnson ceased living with her years ago but kept visiting. he later said he would not return. Jonaxon seeks female custody, noting her support while Johnson’s absence sidelined the family.
Readable lines boast cut glass at special prices with phrases about beauty and brilliance. Mentions of wedding rings made from solid gold and detailing about the making process appear in garbled OCR. Includes prices 80 to 1 22 and vague references to machinery and saleroom tags.
A jumble of notes lists A. T. McDonald of Whitehall visiting Helena. Charles Cornforth of Twin Bridges and others arriving in Butte. Mrs H Stark and Mrs EM Rand of Twin Bridges registered at the Finten. J M Page, Mad County surveyor, spent hours near his home in Helena. Arion arches music and a concert dance were announced. A federal court case centers on Carter and a $1000 embezzlement claim related to Savannan Ga, with Thanh Vandeberg noted as a notary and director of South Holland bank facing a court action. The stock market showed declines in Santiago. Daly’s offered whiskey and Dublin porter.
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