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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
3
Funeral services announced for James Heaughey will begin this morning at Po'slack residence on West North street. A private wake precedes final rites at St Paula Church with mass at 0 3.
A blast shattered a 10 by 12 foot lobby window at the Revl theater as strong winds hit town. John Hensler, a machine operator, calmed the crowd with a calm, witty remark, preventing potential injuries while the box office area was out of view. The theater was crowded when the crash occurred, and heavy glass pieces flew toward the lobby, though only a scare and minor injuries reported. The second item announces Deer Lodge County treasurer's bonds redemption within 99 days, with bonds numbered 113, 474, 175, 198, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, and notes the interest will cease Jan 1, 1918.
A city movement in Anaconda aims to hold charity balls in the week before Christmas to aid the needy. G R Smulth is to distribute funds, with Mrs. L G Smith and Judge George Winston leading the executive committee. Tickets are one dollar with flexible donations, and most proceeds will go to relief efforts.
A. R. Wilney of Berver, inventor of the Wiley concentrator tables, is in Anaconda for a few days to demonstrate a slime concentrating table. Mining men watch the test with strong interest as the inventor showcases the device.
The annual election of officers for Clan Stewart No. 185 Order of Scottish Clans was held at Dewey hall. Elected were Chief A. Sf Mack Intire Janint. chaplain Thomas J. Strachans. secretary HE H Logen. financial secretary W A Law. treasurer Jantea 1 Dorward. senior and junior henchmen William Mothnie and James 12 Cumming. seneschal E G MacFarrend. warden Duncan B Munro. sentinel John G MacDonald. standard bearer J M Knox. piper W J Ralenby. trustee T ZT Strachan.
Philipsburg notes record Thanksgiving visits with Frilipspurg residents visiting family in Stevensville and Us Place Mrs Fessler returning home. Wl O Sheaffer left for Calgary after being offered a fine position. D N MacDonald made a business visit to Drummond. Harry F Sewell returned to Missoula to study at the university. New kind of traction.
The article reviews a French year of experiments on a rotative wing for traction. Draped aero devices aim to move vehicles without wheel force, claiming a viable, desert capable system.
A blurred report notes a transport test from Barks to Hyun with eight luttes, describing a rapid run and new designs by Whincole and Vled. It claims notable success and oversight by Dicu, noting an unden number of atups and an average speed of miles per hour.
Mrs Anna Bertsch died yesterday in Aberdeen Washington while living with her daughter Mrs Hengig. News reached her son George Bertsch in Anaconda. She had lived in Anaconda for years and was loved for her many excellent qualities. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
About the city items mention numerous residents and visitors with ties to Butte Georgetown Missoula Deer Lodge and Anaconda. Edwin Wenger 3X Miner and Mayor Conyne are noted travelers. J N Zanor Hort Pars and others conduct business in the city. Lost dog Pup Gyp. John J Lanchlae patent for an improved rail guard. local ads and social chatter.
Displayed ribbon novelties mark the season with the best selection yet. Clover designs and other new ideas present appealing gift options. All items are on display in the notion section. seek them today.
A jumble of items reports a parish meeting at Myra street, a real estate sale on section 48 township 4 range 1, and several local ads. Items include a funeral at St Peters church, jewelry promos, a boys suit bargain, a hospital discharge and assault charge, a Methodist church conference trip, a piano sale, and Alaska radiator fluid.
Special Dispatch reports Henry F. Smith Republican candidate for Senator in Montana filed sworn statements detailing campaign expenses. The document outlines contributions and allocations during the period after his initial report, noting adjustments and itemized disbursements.
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