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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
17
Local listings show fraternal orders meeting tonight including L C B A and Woodmen of the World, plus a sale of pianos, drinks at Schlitz on draught, and shopping highlights. Township updates note county fair days, open hours, and a marriage license issued yesterday. Funeral services and church gatherings are planned with details on venues and times.
The Deer Lodge County fair opened yesterday and runs through Saturday. Attendance shows rising exhibitor numbers across grains vegetables live stock and poultry as directors led by secretary Martin Martin showcase modern, well arranged display halls and a thriving educational department. A large livestock hall hosts the beach show and a top tier grandstand offers easy viewing for all races, with six daily harness and speed events led by a 1:30 parade before the afternoon races.
Governor Edwin Norris arrives in Anaconda to address the Norris Democratic club at A O H hall with John H. Tolan, then plans to travel to Livingston Glasgow and eastern counties. A pleasant campaign kickoff with band music and a warm reception expected. The governor may return to speak at the Margaret theater later.
James M. Bailey married Miss Gladys Blair yesterday at 1 30 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs J J Blair 412 West Third street The ceremony was performed by Rector Creig of St Mark s Episcopal church before a small company After the ceremony the couple left for a coast wedding tour They plan to reside in Anaconda on Cherry street upon their return in about two weeks Bailey a city resident for years is described as industrious and competent Miss Blair was reared in the city and enjoyed the respect of friends and acquaintances
Unbleached Turkish towels sized 42 by 19 inches offered in good heavy quality at a special price today. Each pair priced at 25 cents.
Select your new suit now while stock is full. All sizes in many styles at low prices. Strain's.
Detroit Free Press notes claims some fish respond to violin music in a boat used for fishing. It remarks the venture would be costly to run and unlikely to gain popularity as a private or musical fishing expedition.
Public school children will receive two half holidays during the county fair with noon dismissal today and Friday. Merchants day at the fair will see all city stores close at noon on Friday.
The Great Falls presbytery met in the First Presbyterian church at 8 o'clock with Rev. Henry G. Hanson presiding. Rev. James Greene of Chinook preached the sermon. The synod opens this evening at 8 o'clock with a sermon by retiring moderator Rev. EE. P. Giboney. The choir offers special music with solo by Mrs. Frank Collins.
Strain's offers trims of every kind for this season’s dresses at discounted prices.
At the Electric theater last evening the feature A Gilded Fool portrays a man who spends his inheritance, sinks into gambling and drunkenness, and ultimately redeems himself to become a great man. The Poisoned Bouquet is a
An exhibition of interest will be well patronized at the Margaret theater Friday evening. The moving pictures portray the last fight of Gans and Nelson, presented under the management of Dee C. Scott.
Daily additions enlarge Anaconda store stock as customers are offered new and attractive numbers. Prices are moderate. Strain's.
The Buffalo Courier notes the party faces blame after a broad consensus of witnesses identifies it as responsible for the disruptive act. The piece frames the incident as a test of accountability with widespread scrutiny.
Missoula September reports show the Western Montana fair drawing large crowds with livestock parades and prize judging. Livestock awards announced include cattle, horses, and hogs with premiums to Bresee, Johnson, Nelson, and Deschamps among others. Races featured close finishes and a three mile automobile event, with harness racing paused for the day. Tomorrow plans honor Donlan day and a Republican ratification meeting in the evening.
Visit our clothing department before buying your new suit. It will pay you. Strain's.
Missoula authorities arraigned W. W. Carpenter and J. W. Arnold before Judge Webster after they signed confessions and pled guilty to looting a merchandise car. They received six month sentences in the state prison.
A Philadelphia clergyman recalls Bishop Potter in conversation at dinner, depicting the bishop’s humorous take on the artistic temperament and its contradictions. The anecdote showcases Potter’s wit and lively discourse on art and character.
Father E P Guaymard, assistant pastor of St. Pauls Church in Anaconda, has been appointed by Bishop Carroll to lead the new parish of Three Forks and Logan. The move follows growth of the area and will be greatly regretted in Anaconda. He is described as an excellent orator.
William Ww and Joseph Jefferson star in The Rivals at the Margaret theater in a seventh year of performances with Sir Lucius OTrigger and Bob Acres portrayed by the Jeffersons. Henry M Blossom Jr checks out Checkers next Monday with Hans Robert in the lead and a strong supporting cast including Helen Ormsbee and Dave Braham Jr.
Spokane report notes John M Burke a leading Northern Idaho pioneer who died in Philadelphia during a health recovery trip. He arrived in 1882 and helped discover major Coeur d Alene mines now owned by Federal. The town of Burke Idaho bears his name and he was once wealthy and politically influential in Idaho.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Bozeman reports Sheriff Reynolds departed for Chicago to fetch John Behr, sought on a cash fraud charge. Behr was captured by a detective agency in Chicago and stands accused of selling mortgaged property and defrauding Kozeman and Manhattan men of $565.
Bridget Wallace aged 65 died Wednesday at 11 Bennett Street Centerville after 25 years in the state 20 in Anaconda She is survived by daughter Margaret Mahoney nephews Morris and Thomas Denahy nieces Quinn Kelly and Julia Denahy and brother Jerry Hanley of Calumet Michigan Funeral will be Friday at 9 30 am at St Lawrence church with mass to follow
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