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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1909
Page
21
Butte brief notes the Standard principal branch office located at 28 East Broadway with telephone 422 and independent telephones 1 422. Advertising rates are available on application.
A compact roundup lists rental ads for pianos and merchants in Butte with mentions of doctors dentists and visitors from nearby towns. Notices include upcoming openings at stores and social events, along with brief personal travels and relocations within the region.
Mrs. R Holtze of 1141 Mast Sixteenth street North Portland Oregon asks Chief of Police Quinn to locate her son Carl Holtze who she thinks is in Butte. The name does not appear in the directory. Independent long distance service is praised for direct transmission and no five cent line charge if unavailable. Long distance links with 50 points in Montana reach 8000 Independent telephones.
Chicago marked the four day visit of Japan's honorary commercial commissioners with an elaborate banquet hosted by the Chicago Association of Commerce. No change in prices at Baker's, 12 South Main Street.
Workers at Butte winery resume production after a brief stoppage. Company officials cite steady demand and improved safety protocols as factors enabling a return to full operation. Local labor leaders welcome the restart and note cooperative labor management.
Miners return to work as Western Federation of Miners resolves internal rift. President Moyer arrives and backs the agreement while a jollification meeting at the Auditorium celebrates the settlement. Cries of victory echo as engineers rejoin local No. 83 and operations resume across Clark and Amalgamated properties.
The passage describes how a shopper influences his own buying and resale choices through careful habits. It asserts their presentation to the reader is worthy of favorable consideration and aims to fill prescribed medicines through carefulness to satisfy the doctor and aid recovery.
Weinberg's window at 67 W. Park showcases three standout outfits. A light copper three piece princess suit with a long coat, an ivory broadcloth two piece with wine velvet collar, and a gray silk princess dress with raised gray embroidery. Prices claim to undercut metropolis levels.
McMinnville Oregon September 27 James Laurence farmer and father of 10 killed by Jesse Townsend a newlywed after a belligerent outburst during a charivari party Townsend fired a single shot from his doorstep killing Laurence as merrymakers returned to the house Townsend a grandfather reportedly ordered them away then shot the man at the door
Gertrude Montgomery, a former Shreveport college teacher, died in Santa Fe after a criminal attack and a pistol shot last Tuesday. She awakened in a stupor, crawled to a water hole for relief, and with nods, identified three attackers, one described as tall and American. Three convicts working on the highway were arrested.
A masked highwayman robbed Mike Kehoes saloon in Rocker at 10 last night. He searched six patrons finding only Dan Cash with $18. He fired two shots into the ceiling before fleeing. Sheriff O Rourke and deputies investigated but found no clue. The robber stood 5 feet 4 inches, wore a black slouch hat overalls and a jumper. The incident ends with no further reward for the outlaw.
A southbound Pennsylvania train crashed into the caboose of a Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul cattle train near Chicago causing ten deaths and about 16 serious injuries. The incident occurred early this morning as the two trains collided en route to the stockyards.
Chilly weather kept regulars at Churchill Downs but the six furlong Iroquois cup delivered lively racing. Olmuiller overtook Merry, the favorite, to win decisively after a strong late surge.
Money refunded, glasses fitted free by Montana’s clever optometrist. Free eye tests offered for reading distance headaches or nausea. Glasses priced from one dollar with solid gold frames at eighty three dollars. Lenses from fifty cents to one dollar per pair. Satisfaction or money refunded guarantee.
A masked burglar forced a window at H. J. Brands' first floor apartment on Wyoming and Granite streets last night, rummaging drawers and stealing a Remington rifle $12 cigars and trinkets while leaving a rosary and broken chain. The intruder fled down Granite street through an alley. stocky man about 5 foot 6 inches. Police notified.
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