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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1913
Page
5
An observer notes a tense mood in Butte as local commerce feels strain from scarce money. Merchants worry over credit, wages, and steady customer flow while residents assess prospects for recovery and growth amid economic uncertainty.
Disjointed notes show THREE ROADS 1000 into the BIG DEPOT with Milwaukee Short Line and Butte Anaconda paths eyeing a shared station. A pending $250,000 project spurs plans and possible service upgrades on Montana Street lines, while officials note progress toward a joint three-road station amid ongoing announcements. Separately, Bertha Symzon reports the death of George Kenek of Hankew Cal aged about 50, with survivors listed in San Diego Bulte and Helens, plus brothers Chris J Kenek and Frank J Kenek and sisters Bertha Sanson and Mrs. Rone Fall. details remain scattered from the fragmented clipping.
Harrington sues California Insurance Company of San Francisco for 190 dollars after a fire destroyed a house owned by Burt Matal south of Golima Gardens. Policy allegedly lapsed, coverage denied, and claim assigned by Marsh to the plaintiff. Minor items include cleaning and guarantor notes.
The Butte lodge markets its large membership and housing for men and families living in others’ apartments, claiming savings can grow into a substantial income in ten years through proper investment. It urges residents to invest their savings safely with them as the opportunity.
Readable fragments describe an American concert season opening with Berline Bok Weyl and Wilhelms, noting a May 2 opening event and plans for outdoor entertainments. The piece references weather, garden season, and gatherings in a regional section with mentions of performances, tickets, and a charity focus.
A fragmentary report notes Joe Tirney facing charges amid a purchase matter at Kirlee Paper Line stores. The court record indicates ongoing proceedings with delays and an unresolved condition at the time of the event.
The wedding reception at ten West Market Street ends in tragedy as Mrs. Rughig collapses during a dance. Police and medical staff report the bride’s escort and guests attended. the new shoe store on West Market Street is cited in a tangential note. The incident date remains unclear.
A 1-year-old boy, son of L. Grayboury of 1146 West Waotman Street, was pulled from a stagnant pool west of Mercury Street after falling in around 8 pm. Charles Gray, alerted by shouts from nearby children, recovered the child and with Mrs. Pettibone and others arranged medical help. the doctors expected he would recover after exposure to cold water.
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