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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
10
A compact list of reader notices from Butte and nearby towns. Mentions people travelling, attending Masonic events, visiting relatives, and long-standing residents moving or visiting. Includes names such as Orton Brothers, Grady, Helona, Kennedy, Theodore Luis of Glendive, A Crawford from Hamilton, J. We Ghestout, Barney's Reception, and Mrs. Meyers. Also notes about local sales, journalism, and upcoming events.
The Butte city council held a brief meeting nearly at eight thirty, with little business of note. The contract for supplying the city buildings with coal was awarded while bids for printing and advertising were referred. several street grade questions and the West Galena street opening were referred as well.
The west window displays union made, immediate-service clothes tailored by tailors with pressed shapes in each piece. These garments are designed for artistic touch and sterling worth, offered to both disproportioned and normal builds, with a guarantee of better tailoring than local tailors in Butte.
The St Lawrence Dramatic Club presents From Sire to Son at its Centerville theater tonight. A heart warming comedy drama stars Jack McGlynn William Connors Billy Dee Bliss Emilda Kelly Lottie McDermott and Mrs Thomas McGlynn. Proceeds go to St Lawrence church with strong advance ticket sales predicting a generous sum. The show runs Friday night September 20 with a special children’s matinee Saturday afternoon.
James Madigan, an iron molder, spent a year in Warm Springs state insane asylum. Recaptured after an examination by Drs. McCarthy and Sullivan yesterday. Since release he has wandered country, last Sunday returned to wife in Butte, who fears him. He wept at visit. they had not lived together in four years. He was sent from Anaconda three years ago after turning violent.
Dozens of miners were laid off yesterday by the Amalgamated North Butte and Coalition Companies, about sixty percent of the former workforce. Some mines pulled mules to the surface for the first time in years, trains to the south ran crowded, and a rumored miners union order to shut the mines down was denied. Coal prices have risen slightly but copper burning remains cheap at current rates.
Judge Lynch yesterday visited the locality of the poisoning plants near the town’s edge to observe the situation as neighboring residents express concerns about safety and potential impacts on the community river.
Attorneys for both sides seek a judge's personal insertion defurr on an injunction matter with rasa to be argued Monday afternoon. All members of the DB. 0. K. of K. urged to meet Friday Sept 20 at Knights of Pythias hall. James Doull and RV Sig. Shilling seal the notices. The Butte Commercial Bank offers 4 percent interest on time deposits.
An advertisement from Mayer's promotes ladies Swiss watches at one fourth off and gold filled handbags at reduced prices. It lists solid gold and gold filled items with prices from $12 to $37.50, a line of rosaries 23 percent cheaper than elsewhere, and eyeglass repairs with a one year guarantee.
The Northern Pacific Railway faces a damage suit by Speacer W. Small who was put off a train from Bozeman to Billings after riding an unexpired excursion ticket. Conductor and sheriff asked him to vacate while he claimed the return coupon expired June 27, and he attempted to ride June 28. The carrier says Small was not harmed and would have been brought to Butte if paid fare. The article also notes guardianship actions for Miss Mary Jana Largey and estate matters including Roy S Allen named administrator of A. J. Campbell estate.
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