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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1909
Page
31
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 24 East Groadway Hubio telephone 47 Independent telephone 142 Advertising rates curitahed on application.
Local items include Orton Bros furniture rent planes at 112 South Main, James Paxson of Dillon visiting Butte, and McLaughlin Coal Co handling coal and wood. Notices cover dentists, physicians, pattern purchases, and daily services. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. CM Johnson. M. J. Adams seeks rest at Hunter's Hot Springs. Train rates for the Deer Lodge fair run Sept 22–25.
Ye Tryon of the Butte Street Railway company departed yesterday for Los Angeles to join the San Pedro and Los Angeles railroad general offices. Ill health of his wife prompted the move, and friends in Butte regret their departure yet wish them success in the new location.
An orderly plan outlines President Taft's two hour stop in Butte. The executive committee led by Charley Virden coordinates a 10:40 arrival and 12:40 departure, with a downtown parade route via Park Street and Excelsior to Granite, culminating in a speech from a courthouse stand. The program includes children from public and parochial schools, decorated streets, motor escorts, and no handshakes or extended ceremonies.
Judge Memdernin heard the Ball versus Pearl suit and granted a divorce decree. Ball twice sought separation after desertion claims failed. Married 20 years ago in 1681, they have two grown children. one son teaches for his mother. Judge James J. Judge noted the husband left for California in 1891 and has since made no support contributions. Mrs. Judge previously received a divorce.
Weinhberg's at 67 W Park advertises a wide display of two piece fall and winter suits in quantity and elegance at small prices. A strong line of separate coats and single garment outdoor dress is featured to be worn without a wrap. You are cordially invited to extend the stack and sales.
In a Butte police court session Judge McGowan forfeited bonds for several defendants. One charged with vagrancy, Bertha Burwell, appeared in tattered clothes and faced sympathy from those who knew her. A man, identified as Hale, complained of unjust arrest while authorities stated records show the bond forfeitures and arrests as routine.
A troubled woman, once helped by relatives and a children's home, returns to dissipation as long a relapse follows envious friends and a judge contemplates placing her away from old companions. She is sent to jail on a suspended sentence as authorities review her case.
Depositions filed in the district court recount Eisenberg claiming interest in a bond and lease tied to Frank and a New York associate. Eisenberg and witnesses assert joint interest, with Frank allegedly discussing shared profits and a suit against him. A special meeting of Tutte Mineral Union No. WF is set for Sunday, Sept. 19, 9299, at 3 p.m. to address business matters.
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