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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1911
Page
17
The principal branch office of the Standard is at 28 Mast Broadway, Butte. Telephone 422. Independent telephone 1422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Rumors swirl around the Pipestone Springs killings as relatives of Spyros Trufas and Mike the Greek await Jefferson county officials. Dead men John Bossom and Spyros Trufas are laid to rest. Koontz remains gravely ill after surgery. Bulaich notes prior robberies. investigators seek the alleged gunmen and motive amid defense by local gamblers.
Local notes report travel by residents to Seattle Los Angeles Chicago and Denver. Medical care from Dr. Sheeran and Dr. Tronsides featured along with new pavilion at Clairmont dancing nightly. Community updates include visitors, births, and travel plans at 202 Penn block and 21 East Summit street.
Karapolis says the matter will be pushed until the fullest investigation is made and that counsel will be engaged to air the affair. Jefferson authorities offered no statement on the men's charges.
A wrecked car removal ends the last evidence of Sunday evening streetcar tragedy at Columbia gardens. An inquest will review causes Wednesday at 1 29 o clock in Coroner Stevens office. Funeral for 5 year old Susanna Worring set for 9 this morning from 18 Booth Main alley. One death and several injuries reported. others treated at home.
George T. Brown displayed a 12 pound speckled trout measuring 36 inches, caught yesterday morning at Camas Creek 22 miles south of Monida on the Short Line. It fought two hours before being brought in and was speared by a farmer’s boy after being driven into shallow water.
The Miners union marks Labor Day with a light weight drilling contest for residents two years in state. First prize is 250 dollars from John D. Ryan plus 150 from the committee. second prize 200 dollars. A ball game offering 135 dollars also highlights the day with teams to meet at Carpenters union hall Saturday night.
F. M. Merrill visits from Great Falls while Mrs. C. S. Hill stays with Helena friends. Births announce a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Riley at 431 Fast Clear Grit. Obituaries note Kelly-Michael Kelly aged 40 and multiple funeral services for Camera, Murphy, and Worring with Sherman & Reed directing.
If you want the best value for your money in a piano or organ, call on Orton Bros., 216 218 Main street.
Coroner’s inquest into John Carr's death at Diamond mine finds he disobeyed a boss order to push timbers east not pull, leading to a fall of about 49 feet. Witnesses cite Carr’s claim the pull was easier, and the jury returns an open verdict with concussion of the brain listed as cause of death.
John Thompson of 629 East Park Street allegedly struck his wife after a cold supper sparked a violent dispute. Officer McDonald arrested Thompson on a wife beating charge as neighbors reported loud arguing and the woman, a mother of three, spoke to police.
Bozeman dispatch reports 81 year old C. M. Phipps in precarious condition with a broken arm and dislocated shoulder after a runaway caused by horses startled by a Gallatin Valley railroad freight train. His nephew Robert Gray 11 and granddaughter Ethel Phipps 8 suffered sprains and bruises as the rig was torn from the tongue and wrecked on North Bozeman avenue near Main Street.
Many misfitted glasses cause vision problems and headaches. Come in for a free, no obligation adjustment. Our optometrist is highly experienced and can fit all ages. We own a modern grinding plant to create lenses for complex visions.
We will pay spot cash for complete furnishing of any office hotel or residence. Butte Furniture Exchange Tel Ind 1627 112 South Main St.
William Ginn, local machinist, won the first prize from the Bozeman Fishermen's association for the season's first trout catch. He arrived from Yellowstone with 12 fish weighing exactly 60 pounds, taken in the Madison river a mile west of Yellowstone in about 30 minutes. The prize string is on display in a Main street store window.
Special Dispatch from Washington reports the commissioner will send a representative to the West to verbally explain Carey act entry rules to reduce delays in local land offices. Frederick Dudley, head Carey applications in the general land office, is designated to travel tonight. Dr. Yodd offers eye and nervous disease treatment with free glasses fitting at Harbour block.
Mrs. Granville Fortescue wife of Captain Fortescue and niece of Alexander Graham Bell plans a walking tour of South America. She aims to scale the Andes and follow rivers collecting bright beetles for a growing collection. Her jewelry includes beetle links and scarabs set in gold and silver materials.
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