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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1916
Page
7
A stream of visitors and locals fill Butte notices with arrivals from Great Falls Helena and Billings. Movements include John Crowley returning from Alhambra Springs and Mrs W H Baker planning Yellowstone travel while R E Miller tours from Great Falls.
An elderly Italian man Marmocale forced entry and held a revolver on a woman in her home, demanding compliance. Deputy James Baldisero intervened, arresting Marmocale who denied guilt while the woman identified him. County Attorney Canning to file information in district court.
J Hanson shift foreman at Mine View marries Lucy Gray in Deer Lodge. The couple planned a quick coast honeymoon first to Seaside Oregon and later California before settling in Deer Lodge. Hanson has long worked in Butte mines and they will live at 1018 South Placer upon return.
Mrs. John R. Lewis, aged 62, died last night at 407 West Copper Street. She leaves her husband, two daughters Dollie and Mary, and a son M. P. Lewis. A 25 year resident of Butte, funeral arrangements will be announced today.
A. J. Davis transfers property to Enterprise Lodge No. 0.0 F South Butte. Transfer dated November 3. Louis 11.
Bradley exchanges lots 82 and 33 in Bellevue addition, $1. Charles 8 Jackman sells to May C. Fogarty lots 18 and west half of block 42 in Grand Avenue addition for $1. Terena and Patrick J. Fewer transfer to Thomas C. Esheldon lot 4 and north half of lots 10 in Englewood addition for $1. Andrew Deck to May E. O'Brien east 15 feet of lot 2 and west 20 feet of tot 26 block 2 in Waukeshaw addition for $1.
Several youths stole a car owned by FM Grinds at 9 o clock Tuesday night and drove it about 100 miles before banking it in front of the Virginia apartments. Mr Grady found the vehicle, and plans to rent a car for an auto trip through Yellowstone park. The party started for the park half an hour after the car was located.
Leo Clark was acquitted yesterday after a hearing before Justice of the Peace Dwyer on charges of assault in the third degree against his sister in law, Annie Clark.
The funeral for Frank J Wade will be held Thursday afternoon at a family residence 1432 Letters on Meet. Rev John G Rose will conduct services with interment at Mount Moriah cemetery. The coincludes with thanks to Rev organist singers and Maccabees. Richard Paull and Faris Lewis, John Ro Lewis aged years died last night at the family residence 401 West Comper street funeral time to be announced later.
The funeral for the late Michael Conway will take place this Thursday morning at his residence, with prayers at Patrickes church and interment at Holy Cross. The notice names Joseph Richards Conway and mentions family and church involvement in the ceremony.
Jeannette Rankin of Missoula reports Montana women are organizing clubs to support her bid for congress. Rankin, the only woman candidate, campaigns statewide ahead of the August 29 primary, with organizers in Lewistown Huntley project Carbon county and Gallatin areas. She cites child welfare and suffrage as key reasons for women’s congressional representation. She will continue campaigning in Dillon and the northeast next week.
Attorney Dan Kelly of the Anaconda Copper Mining legal department buys the West Side home built by Herman Myer at Platinum and Montrose streets. Purchase price is $10,000. Deal arranged through Slemons & Booth. The two story stone house sits on two lots with a broad yard.
Mr and Mrs Ma journeyed to Spok Weeks for vacation. Mr and Mrs Fred Spurner of Walkerville left for an automobile coast trip. D J Tigh and wife from Illinois arrived in the eastern part. Mrs Fanny Rohday returned from Vancouver and Victoria. Miss Hazel Gainor sails to Helena to visit Miss Mabel Sar. Mrs Cecil Nixon leaves for Kalispell for six weeks with relatives. Johanna Marsland returns to West Daly Street after month in California. H E Johnston of Salt Lake, an inventor, promotes improved fish wheel stings adopted by state commission to keep fish from irrigation. MLK Canning and auto party finish Yellowstone trip. In the party: Matt Tithe, Linda Canehing, Tom, Nick, Batt, and Mary Angelo Hughes. Condon departs for two days. Funeral for Mrs Adeline Hare Thursday at 2 PM at 11 East Galena Street with Rev Witt officiating. interment follows.
In Minneapolis Hughes condemned the administration for weak civil service standards and unprepared personnel. He challenged Redfield on Durand’s retirement and questioned the appointment of a technically unqualified successor to lead the Census Bureau and related posts.
A fine program is prepared by the picnic committee for the annual outing of the Sons of Hermann lodge to Basin Creek reservoir next Sunday. The day includes foot races wrestling bouts and other sports with German hall activities and autos weaving through the crowd at 9 10 and 11 o'clock in the morning.
Bagdad picnic set for Aug 16 at Commercial Day grounds with Masonic members and families. The Orexon Short Line departs at 7 morning for the outing, baskets to be replenished and return train leaves Glenn at 7:30 evening. Bourquin returns from Idaho excursion and will stay in Butte until the Great Falls federal court session begins.
P Murphy a native of Ireland and longtime Butte resident died at home 418 Pennsylvania avenue aged 38 Surviving are four brothers John and Michael of Butte Denis in California and a brother in Ireland and a sister Mire Joh D Sullivan of Anaconda and two sisters in Ireland
Annual Sunday school outing at Gold Hill Lutheran church planned for Maiden Rock. Weather report notes low around 43 and high near 60 with mild conditions expected. Train travel via Oregon Short Line schedule posted for morning departure.
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