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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
9
Older readers learn a home remedy promises to darken gray hair naturally with Sage and Sulphur. The ad promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy for 50 cents, claiming hair will darken by morning and dandruff and shedding will stop with continued use.
William Lakeland of Greenwood British Columbia replies to Guck's Michigan wage comparisons, arguing Butte miners enjoy better housing, wages, and overall conditions. He critiques high Michigan rents and asserts Montana mining towns offer more favorable terms, citing coal prices, wood costs, and wage comparisons to support his view.
Sacred Heart parish will open its entertainment hall tonight with a reception and dance. Alumni group of former basement-school attendees will join the celebration as J H O Meara John Long J P Crowley and Patrick Morrison head the floor committee. Ella Mitchell and Ezabeth McDonald oversee arrangements and a first class orchestra provides music. Public invited.
Fire Chief Sanger reports twenty alarms in November with total loss under a few hundred dollars, the smallest in years. Rapid motorized response is blamed for the low figure, while a December spike is expected due to the Lutey warehouse fire near ten thousand dollars.
The funeral for Charles Frank will be held this Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at White's funeral chapel with Rev. Hudtloff presiding.
A federal habeas corpus ruling orders Armon E Havens and Ben Smith freed from Flathead county custody. Judge Bourquin found they were held without legal authority for hunting in Glacier National Park, noting U S jurisdiction limits and that congress action would be needed to regulate park game.
Merchants of Butte accept the clerks union schedule for the holiday period. The plan, effective December 18 through after Christmas, sets opening at 9 a.m. and closing at 9 p.m. for most stores the six days before Christmas, with groceries opening 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on the three days prior. Alteration departments keep a 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. shift.
Fred E. Peese of Camas Montana and Miss Lillian Plint wed at noon yesterday at the bride’s parents home 503 North Main street Butte native Miss Plint and Camas businessman Mr Peeso exchanged vows in a ceremony by Rev George D Wolfe A large luncheon followed the event Cyril Tilliard served as best man a sister of the bride was bridesmaid The couple left at 3 pm for Helena before returning to Camas to start their new home
The Montana railroad commissioners file a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission against Santa Fe and others on behalf of Montana Mattress Co. They argue the 1.75 dollar per hundredweight cotton rate from Texas to Butte is excessive relative to Spokane, and seek a rate reduction.
A marketing note from Pallas Candy Company invites shoppers to buy fresh daily candies during the holiday season, promising a beautiful and complete line at lower prices than stale eastern-made options.
A Christmas promotion at Riddell's invites customers to attend a picture sale where shoppers receive a free souvenir. The offer highlights a lasting keepsake option for holiday gifting and local shoppers.
Mrs Annie Wall files suit in Silver Bow county against James Wall a miner earning 3.50 daily alleging repeated beatings choking and threats to kill. She requests immediate restraining order alimony 75 monthly and 150 attorney fees plus 50 suit money and seeks protection from his interference with wages and peace.
Butte Workingmen's Union announces a wage minimum of four dollars per day for all men under its jurisdiction, effective January 1, 1914, following resolutions adopted November 21 and approved November 23 1918 by the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council. W. F. Barnaman serves as president and S. P. Johnson as corresponding secretary.
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