Butte Advert Rates Notice From Local Standard Office
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is located at 28 East Broadway, Butte. Telephone 422. Advertising rates are available on application.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
19
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is located at 28 East Broadway, Butte. Telephone 422. Advertising rates are available on application.
Our stock comprises a larger variety of English French and Austrian porcelain in finer grades than seen elsewhere in Montana. Strong in plates with bread and butter to service sizes. Prices range from 2.75 to 96 dollars per set of six.
A montage of city notes lists arrivals from Helena Missoula Glendive and Hamilton. Visits to the Finlen hotel Stark reminders from the Masonic grand lodge and Northwestern colleges. Travel to Seattle Madison and New York noted along with local business ads and social updates.
The Butte city council met for about an hour and a half with little business. The Montana Fuel Co won the coal supply contract while bids for city printing and advertising were referred. The Lula theater collapse report and street widening issues were slated for referrals, and police commissioners were reappointed but rejected by the council.
Display in the west window highlights union made immediate service suits. Tailor pressed shapes ensure better tailoring than local alterations. Sizes fit both disproportionate and normal builds, offering ready made appearances with true custom fit.
The St. Lawrence Dramatic Club presents From Sire to Son at its Center ville theater near the Lexington mine. Stars include Jack McGlynn William Connors Billy Dee Emilda Kelly Lottie McDermott and Mrs. Thomas McGlynn. Proceeds benefit St. Lawrence church with strong advance ticket sales. A Friday Sept 20 show and a Saturday children’s matinee are scheduled.
Attorneys for both sides state the pidge should inspect personally before ruling on the injunction. The case is slated for argument Monday afternoon.
All members are requested to meet Friday evening September 20 at Knights of Pythias hall for important business. James Doull R. V. Sig Shilling secretary. The Butte Commercial Bank pays 4 percent interest on time deposits.
West Park retailer Mayer's advertises gold filled purses and bags at one fourth off. Watches include a $10 solid gold Swiss watch for ladies at $7.50 and a $15 14k solid gold watch at $11.25, plus various gold filled bags and rosaries with modest discounts and mail order offers.
James Madigan an iron molder who spent a year in Warm Springs insane asylum was sent back after examination by Drs McCarthy and Sullivan. Since his release he wandered the country and returned to his wife in Butte last Sunday she is afraid of him. He had been sent to the asylum from Anaconda three years ago after becoming violent.
About 50 percent of miners formerly employed by Amalgamated North Butte and Coalition companies have been discharged. Mules have been hoisted to the surface for the first time in years. Trains bound south run crowded as layoffs swirl. Coal price rises reduce heating costs for many families.
Judge Lynch yesterday visited the area south of town to inspect the plants neighbors consider a nuisance. The visit aimed to assess conditions and potential remedies.
The Northern Pacific Railway answers damages suit by Spencer W. Small over an unexpired excursion ticket. Small was carried to Bozeman, then put off by conductor and sheriff without force. Ticket sold June 24 for the Huntley land opening expired June 27, he tried to return June 28. The railroad says it offered to take him to Butte if he paid fare.
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