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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
5
More than 100 Red Men from across the state gather in Anaconda for the annual convention. Local lodge hosts a reception after a session last night as about 20 delegates arrive with families. Great Sachem Kroger and state officers attend. The day focuses on grand lodge sessions.
The Great Incohonee Carl Foster arrives for the two day convention with an evening banquet to feature his address. Graet Sachem Fred W Kroger reaches Anaconda by car after coming from Philipsburg. The Red Men ball team plans a game against Anaconda Independents on the city common tomorrow night following a practice session with MacCullum Cloutiers. About 150 delegates expected along with many wives, signaling a sizable gathering.
The hodcarriers and building laborers met last night, elected officers, and held a social session. Officers elected were Harry Hamill president, Thomas Walsh vice president, Harry McCardle financial secretary, John White recording secretary, Emmet Haggerty corresponding secretary, Dennis Lynch treasurer, H Edwards warden, with Hamill White and Walsh as trustees. A musical program followed featuring Walsh, Dan Lynch, John Calnan, and Pete Manning.
The funeral was held Wednesday morning from Peter Byrne’s residence. High mass followed at 9 o'clock at St Pauls Church. The procession was among the city’s longest, with pallbearers Barney Marron Owen Cartland Peter Cunningham John Cunningham Patrick Murphy and Patrick Slevin.
The first silk is traced to 2600 B C with a Chinese emperor's wife. Aristotle mentions silk around 350 B C. Silk production began in Sicily in the 12th century and spread to Italy, Spain, and southern France, with England starting manufacture in 1604.
Prof Olson at Tolans residence Saturday with pupils. Helena visitors A Himmelbauer and T K Houston. J W Schwend of Race Track in city yesterday. Lost hair switch on train. pocketbook with pearl lavalliere and $20. Mrs J N Blackenbury back from Eastern WA and Idaho. W C T A meets at 508 Main St tonight. J E Devine and Mrs Devine registered at Montana. Arthur Aubertine welcomed a son at 720 East Park Ave. Money and watch ads from Ham merslough and Timm's. Blue Ribbon beer, Cash Liquor House. Houses for sale near foundry. Elgin watch at Ham merslough's. Georgetown-bound somas Shea and Nicholas Kelly leave today.
District plans several days camping to inspect mining property. Prof John N Olson violinist to start Saturday class in Anaconda August 9 at Tolan's studio 409 Locust Street. Copper City shirt sale promotes values from 1.50 to 3.50 for 1. Ice cream and cake at Swedish Lutheran parish festival tonight at 8 in church basement hosted by Mrs FE Franzen. J P Reardon and two sons return after a two month visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Alexander Henderson and her son Maurice of Missoula are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Luxton, with visits spanning Seattle Tacoma and other coast cities.
Funeral services for pioneer William L Beal were conducted yesterday from Lawler and Climer Undertaking and parishes with a high mass at St Pauls Church. Pallbearers listed: A Peterson G W Peterson William Dorian T C Davidson Charles B Jones and Charles Tracy.
Mary Petelin received a decree of separation from Jacob Petelin in district court yesterday. She retains custody of their child and will receive $25 per month for child support.
Battling Brandt reached Anaconda to face Pack Kelly in a heavyweight clash on August 2. Brandt weighs over 200 pounds and trains at the Washoe Athletic Club. The bout precedes the Chafftney-Hyland mixup, with Brandt viewed as the heavier fighter. Gaffney trains hard daily, drawing admiration for speed and work ethic.
The chamber gleams with light from the St Helena chapel dome while phantoms haunt the stairways. Abyssinian priests drift from the lower cavern in gilded robes as pilgrims bow on the steps. The Rock of Calvary stands near the entrance in sanctuaries where crowds prostrate and weep.
Two delegates at the annual conference of the British alliance of dancing masters demonstrated the tango and the peacock glide. The congress praised the performances as graceful elevating and free from vulgarity.
A western railroad offers stump pullers to farmers for a minimal rental as a strategy to stimulate local business and farm operations. The program aims to boost agricultural productivity by easing labor demands for clearing stumps on fields.
Patrick Murphy thanks friends for kindness and sympathy during the bereavement after the death of his father Peter Murphy in this personal notice and expression of gratitude.
The funeral for the late Mary E. Childs will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence of her daughter Mrs. Joseph B. Lewin 103 East Fourth Street.
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