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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1913
Page
9
Cleansing product promotes internal hygiene for stomach liver and bowels. Claims to remove sour undigested food and foul gases, reduce bile, and purge constipated waste. Says cascarets work while you sleep and suit adults and children with gentle cleansing. 0 cent box advertised by druggist.
A historical Q and A cover questions about keeping U S citizenship while abroad, loss of citizenship for American women married to foreigners, naturalization for children of naturalized parents, voting rights for minors, and the origins of Yiddish. It explains consular registration every five years for native citizens and every two years for naturalized citizens, marriage affecting nationality, and the basis of Yiddish as Judaeo German with Hebrew and German roots.
Despair over a wife’s affections drives Max Rudow ski, a European immigrant once known in early Western mining camps, to shoot himself in Lake City Utah. His wife reportedly left him years ago with their two children, and though poor at death, he was said to have been wealthy in the past.
A three-wire line speeder carrying Rai Ders Kil led to a fatal collision with a freight train on Missouri Kangis Texas tracks. A fourth man escaped unharmed. An advertisement promotes Boucher's 26th semi-annual cleanup sale at 97-39 West Park Street.
Mrs Powers reports from Polaris Nacavatta Sonora that Mexicans there are peaceful, eager to learn, and loyal to the rebellion. Mines and smelters employ locals paid by carload, while Phelps-Dodge supports schools and a church. Girls sing for visitors, and a local official can marry couples in about an hour.
Real estate transfers listing multiple individuals and grantees including Thomas and Annie Cavanaugh to John Sheehan and Skip Jode for lots in township 3 north range west at 225 dollars, Sarah Cavanaugh to John Sheehan for lot 173 at 10 dollars, Thomas Martin to Fred Southcombe and wife for lots 7 and 8 west with 19 feet in Butte at 3700 dollars, William C Clayton to Bridgy Clayton for lot in Noyes Upton addition at 1 dollar, Huston Realty Company for lot 9 in No. addition at 1600 dollars, George D Lucas to M R Johnston for lot 8 Hopkins addition at 818.55 dollars, Mary Kiley and consort to Anna Sandberg for west 25.1 feet lot 2 in Zarelda addition at 1 dollar.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a male stenographer and typewriter examination in this city on October 4 1918. Entrance salary ranges from 200 to 1200 dollars per year, age 18 or older. Qualified applicants should contact the district secretary in Seattle for Form 1371.
The Rev. Charles F. Chapman, newly arrived from North Platte, Neb, conducted his first service at St. John's Episcopal Church Idaho street and Broadway. He praised his predecessor Rev. E. C. Blackiston, urged loyalty and cooperation, and said he would preach the gospel without fear or favor while awaiting God’s guidance for a bright future and wider parish influence.
The Girls club plans a private dance at Entre Nous for seniors and escorts departing for college and the service. President Lucile Hammond announced completion of preparations and Heagey orchestra will provide music. Doors open at 9, dancing to follow. Ruth Rosa proposed a juniors party with a masquerade, to be discussed next meeting.
The South Side Improvement association will serve ice cream at the meeting in the South Side church Tuesday evening. The ladies are requested to bring cake. J. M. Bateman, Secretary.
All members are requested to attend the meeting on Monday evening. The agenda is listed as Business of Importance. W. P. Robinson signs the notice.
Advertisement for French Dry Clean Ladies or men's tailoring with guaranteed work and delivery across all parts. Mentions 128 West Granite and both phones. Also notes bronze plate advertisement.
Three part picture adaptation of a Stanton Hosken novel features Par dancer Circe. Geoffrey Brooke returns wealthy, finds his wife Zoe is Noel Crawley’s love. Noel alters Circe’s face to hide the affair, Zoe poisons herself, Brooke aids in disposal of the body, ending with tragedy and unknowing guilt.
The Orpheum bills four standard reels plus the debut of Carrie McManus billed as The Tetrazini of Rag Time. The program includes The Skeleton in the Closet Kalem drama in two parts featuring a western love story and an Indian battle with the heroine surviving. A pirate king episode and two comedies of merit complete the lineup.
Seattle on August 24 reports the steamship Victoria from Nome, Alaska carried $650,000 in placer gold from the Seward Peninsula. The Nome district saw unusually low production this season due to a prolonged drought that hampered sluicing, forcing many large properties to shut down or limit activity to assessment work.
Trains depart from B A P depot at 9 40 a m and pm returning saves Anaconda at 6 35 p m. Tickets cost 1 dollar for the round trip and are valid on all trains adv.
The Cutbank cowboy Philadelph winfield scott dugan, famed for western exploits, was jailed in Philadelphia after attempting a jewelry store heist. A bystander bricklayer and a 17 year old aided the mob in subduing him as he fled Ridge avenue, ending with police custody.
The Ansonia theater in Butte features The Reformers of the Lost Art of Minding One's Own Business a two reel bloggraph with broad satire on censorship not truly present locally. Pathe's Weekly and the Italian duo Carmedo entertain alongside La Belle and Davis dancers. The matinee draws attention with an allusion to upcoming Alkali Ike's Git two reel Essanay.
County Attorney J. J. McCaffery and his son Joseph spent a week in the Big Hole country seeking a fishing record. They reportedly hooked 400 fish in seven days and bragged of a strenuous battle with a large trout. On return they visited Gregson Springs to display the catch and shared his praise for the Big Hole fishery. Packages of the catch were distributed.
A stubborn forest fire near Marshland in Columbia county was brought under control after burning about 18 acres. State Forester Elliott visited Saturday and said danger had eased though high winds could raise risk. Three wardens stay on scene with over 100 men continuing to guard the perimeter and prevent flare ups.
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