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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
8
Advertised testimonial from R. F. D. No. 3 Clarkfield Minnesota describes long standing itching and rash after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After two applications relief began and a six week course left the skin smooth and cured. Includes price and mail offer.
Louis Carls sues the Butte Electric Railway for fifty thousand dollars claiming a work site accident on June 28, 1913 left him with a fractured skull, deafness and paralysis of hearing and speech. Foreman Ralph Dawson is named in the suit for alleged negligence.
Bouchers sells ready for service clothes from Hirsch Wickwire and House of Kuppenheimer. Garments carried in every high class store nationwide. Entire stock on sale at cleanup prices. Bouchers 37 39 West Park Street. Advy.
Ned Grady was charged with third degree assault in a complaint filed by Deputy County Attorney Jackson on a Wicks mill man’s report at the Butte & Superior plant. Grady was discharged and accused of beating Wicks and kicking him after he fell.
The Butte city death toll for July reached seventy with fifty men and twenty women. Among causes nine deaths were linked to heart diseases, eight to tuberculosis, ten to violence including electrocution and mine accidents, and four to pneumonia. Sixty-four emergency hospital cases included several minors and detention cases.
Members of King George lodge No. 622 are asked to meet at Colusa hall Meaderville Friday Aug 8 for important business by order of William Prime W P Monty Rogers W S Adv
Anaconda Races and Deer Lodge events promoted with Gregson Hot Springs offering 100 rooms with electric light steam heat and telephone. Round trip fare 40 cents to Anaconda with autos every 16 minutes. Rooms priced from 36 per week upward.
A collection of Q and A covering Montana horsepower totals from the Montana bureau of commerce and labor, age and origins of Andrew Carnegie, the word stepparent etymology, the official name of the Big Four railroad, and population figures for Dublin Belfast and Montana. It also notes corrections about mining executives in South America.
The wedding of John P Murphy son of Chief of Police Jerry Murphy to Miss Margaret Duffy occurred Sunday afternoon and was not known publicly until yesterday when confirmed by Father.
Alfred Lampard and Miss Catherine Lyons served as attendants at a ceremony at Sacred Heart church. The groom kept his plans secret while arranging a new home at 724 Montana Street.
Sam Rowley the original littl man with the big voice headlines at the Ansonia in a multi act bill. He draws applause and plays to a strong crowd for a three day stand ending Saturday night. The program includes Tronor Thy Father a home life drama Rossi Duo sketch The Spell a Vitagraph drama with a matinee for ladies and a weekend children’s matinee.
Vancouver and Stanley Park mourn the death of David Knight Millison a wealthy broker once prominent in St John New Brunswick and Toronto business circles. His body was found yesterday and identified today by friends.
A man in Columbus, Ohio, expresses deep sorrow over his mother’s recent death. The report notes his troubled mood following the loss and the local reactions to the tragedy.
Atlanta August 6 Judge Roan ruled James Conley testimony admissible to show alleged degeneracy by Leo M. Frank in the Mary Phagan murder case. The decision allows corroborating statements that Frank acted immorally and that Conley was a lookout. Dr H F Harris testified that Phagan suffered violence before death.
In St Paul on August 6 the strike vote by Northern Pacific operators and agents passed almost unanimously in favor of striking. Officials granted another conference to be held at the operators union headquarters tomorrow as the workers demand higher pay and improved conditions.
Aberdeen 8S D Aug 6 four members of the local fire department were arrested by the state fire marshal on arson in the fourth degree charges. They are accused of setting fire to a small building less than 20 feet from the fire station and the motive remains unknown.
Treasury stock of the Butte baseball club will be sold to business and professional men at $5 a share. A five member committee will canvass workplaces after allotting shares to raise $5,000 by month end to cover debts and begin the 1914 season. No further contributions will be requested, and proceeds will establish a solvent, incorporated club with equal rights for all shareholders.
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