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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1913

Page

9

Market Catalog From Fresh Meats Store

A local grocery listing features milk fed spring chickens and roasting hens, with beef cuts including park roasts fancy shoulder prime rib roast and sirloin and round steaks. Montana sourced roasts and other meat items are advertised alongside bell 210 Park Street contact details.

Park St Bell 210 Ind Montana Park E. Park W. Park St. Stor Express Butte

Mountain View Mine Linked to Anaconda and St Lawrence Holdings

The fragment notes the Mountain View mine lies east of the Anaconda and St Lawrence mines as part of a broader mining context. The passage mentions ownership relations and positions among several mines in the region. Further readable context is needed to specify dates or a complete ownership chain.

Mountain View Anaconda St. Lawrence

Walkerville Marshal Pleads Not Guilty to Assault

Marshal P J Grogan of Walkerville faces first degree assault charges after a Halloween shooting. He pleaded not guilty before Justice Conn with bonds set at 1000 dollars. The complaint alleges he fired a revolver at Francis Caldwell, wounding him in the side, as youths fled, and the case follows disputes over his conduct with the city council.

P. J. Grogan Walkerville Percy ‘Upton Caldwell Grogan Marheal David Caldwell County of Rial Walkerville ‘City

1913 Mine Output Records and Shaft Depths Report

The report outlines mine production in 1913 at 2,306 feet depth and about 850 men employed with steam to compressed air hoisting. It notes average daily tonnage around 1,200 to 1,300 tons, placing the mine among the district’s largest. C L Merrion is cited regarding shaft depth on July 1 as a key milestone.

C. L. Merrion

Supreme Court Grants Hearing in Consent Petition Case

The action follows a supreme court ruling that the operation proceeded under insufficient consent. Judge Creston granted a hearing, with a day of execution set.

Supreme Court Creston

Former Mexican provisional president arrives from Paris

Sort B Francisco de lasara arrives today from Paris en route to Japan. He spends most of the day with the Mexican minister to Germany, F A De Teaza, and did not visit the foreign office or see German officials.

Francisco de Lasara Mexico Paris Japan Germany F. A. de Teaza Foreign Office

Truant Boy Given Suspended Sentence By Judge

Charles Curnow a one year old boy faced Judge Donlan after days away from school. He admitted the absence and smoking but claimed illness and pretending medicine. The judge suspended the sentence for now after his mother pleaded for mercy. If reoffending occurs, Colligan will take him to the industrial school. A separate item reports Tom Vung Ngung boasting of a 70 pound buck deer shot on North Main street, near Georgetown, now good for venison pasties.

Charles Curnow Donlan Colligan Stald Tales Medicine Tom Vung Nung North Main Street Georgetown

Cascarets Ad Promises Quick Relief For Digestive Ills

An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle remedy for headachy biliousness and stomach liver bowels disorders. It claims the product cleanses the liver and bowels by morning, keeps the stomach sweet, and allows one to sleep. The copy appeals to both adults and children with a tasty, non harsh experience.

Beggar Is Sentenced Steals From Alms Giver

Frank Forbes was fined 100 dollars and costs after a trial before Justice Shea for stealing 2 dollars from T. F. Blair. Blair had fed Forbes and was later robbed again while Blair slept. Forbes is serving the fine in county jail. The case involved alleged assault on two other individuals and was set for Dec 12.

Frank Forbes Justice Shea T. F. Blair Blair Forbes Joe Raich Percy Naptom Doran

Tea talk turns to politics and a West town visit

At a recent tea the women guests recalled a political incident sparked by Mrs. Champ Clark. A newcomer family faced a local politician at their front porch asking about Mr Black’s party. The tale ends with a sharp exchange as the hostess declares she herself is the party. Election of officers planned for Saturday evening December 6 at 5 o'clock. Wessling named treasurer.

Champ Clark Mr. Black Philadelphia Telegraph AIL Emecers Wessling

Federal Court Session Extended For Witness Zaccarian

Assistant United States district attorney sought a remand for Nora Zaccarian as a witness in United States v Joseph Esper. Judge George M. Bourquin continued the court session until next Monday at 10 o'clock morning.

S.C. Ford United States District Attorney Recoss Hizance Nora Zaccarian United States Joseph Esper George M. Bourquin

Rosenstein Allen wed in Butte court in recent nuptials

Rosenstein native of Butte and Etta Allen were married in Justice Doran's courtroom on a Wednesday afternoon. They plan a wedding trip to Salt Lake and will reside in Butte soon. The couple's reception party on Sunday drew a cheerful crowd before their special train to Anaconda. Rocky Mountain Democratic Club officers elected Sunday at 2530 p.m. All members urged to attend. Des Moines paper notes opened today after closing since November.

Ward Rosenstein Butte Etta Allen Justice Doran Salt Lake Gregson Anaconda Rocky Mountain Democratic Club A Dockstader

Freimuth Corrects Ballaklava Settlement Claims

J Freimuth of Duluth ships a message to the Standard correcting Duluth and Butte papers on the Ballaklava case. He says the settlement gave Ballaklava no Anaconda ground and was based only on a vein amendment. He authorizes publication of his stockholder statement.

Butte-Ballaks Company J. Freimuth Duluth Standard

Testimony in telephone hearing in Philadelphia

John A. Howard of Wheeling described a plan to take over independent lines east of the Rockies and the sale of Interstate Telephone Company of New Jersey to the Bell System. He said competition in North New Jersey was wiped out and outlined how Continental Telegraph and Telephone failed, with some Western entities merged into National and planned Bell takeovers. Hearings began in San Francisco December 3 and moved through several cities. suit filed in Portland last summer.

Philadelphia American Telephone and Telegraph Company John A. Howard Wheeling W. Va Rocky Mountains Interstate Telephone Company of New Jersey Bell System Nort New Jersey Continental Telegraph Tockies West Virginia Pennsylvania Tern Ohio National Telephone Corporation Continental Howard National Corporation New York San Francisco Tacoma Setie Spokane Butte Denver Chicago Baltimore Portland Ore

Witness in Murder Trial Dies on Sleeping Car

Mrs. Emma Stafford, key prosecution witness in the Coulson murder trial, died Wednesday morning in a sleeping car berth near Winnemucca bound for Chicago. Coulson faces charges for the fatal shooting of George Kovack and William Acker in a garage on October 19, with connections to Mrs. Katherine Gallagher and Emma Stafford under investigation.

San Francisco Cal Detective Bureau Emma Stafford Arthur W. Coulson Winnemuces New Chicago Coulson George Kovack William Acker Acker Katherine Gallagher Alrs. Statford

WARM WINTER WEAR PROMPT AT CLOTHERY STORE

The Clother y at 31 North Main sells Mackinaw coats hats caps sweater coats skating caps angora coats gloves and gauntlets as Curie Brother George J Lynch, who died December 3 1913, is to be buried December 6 1913 at home 682 Colorado. A high mass will be held at St Josephs church. Treasurer Silver Bow lodge

the Clothery North Main

Orton Brothers Offer Piano Repairs and Paintings

Orton Brothers advertise piano tuning repairing and instrument service at 208 West Broadway. They invite visits while paintings from the Thomas D. phy company collections are on display nearby.

Aragon’s West Broadway Orton’ Brose, Howard Musie- Compan Fino’ Taatte Piano Company Orton Brothers Thomas D. Phy

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