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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
5
The item highlights Finnan haddie with cream grays and spices, plus Franco American Soup as a premier convenience for holiday meals. It notes health values of proper meals at Christmas and lists local shopping addresses and stores offering these foods and спецial deals.
A sprawling trial centers on G. BR versus K. Kinnarg with claims of stock inducement and alleged solicitation by Binnard for Rocher de Boule stock. Nickey testified to repeated advances and even bedroom pleas, while defense argues no solicitation occurred and asserts stock values and company finances. The case features Captain Sanders and multiple witnesses as the defense builds its narrative ahead of a potential Saturday conclusion.
In a hearing at Justice Shea's couch five Bulgarians faced allegations over threats to William Horkus, owner of a Greek restaurant at 39 North Male Street, Tele Millech. The ringleader and four others were released after promising better conduct, while claims centered on Bulgarian taunts about national superiority and intimidation of the restaurant and its proprietor.
Deer Lodge hosts a smoker for the Deer Lodge Commercial Club drawing many attendees from Iron Butte and nearby towns. Notables included James Tinton William Gemmell ex mayor Charles T Nevin and former County Attorney Thomas Walker. The event showcased ornate furnishings and a social gathering aimed at advancing local interests.
A Friday special offers a 35 inch alt wr overcoat for 27 dollars at Nort Main in Cleveland and Raggroad Wentam Ore. Repaired orders were processed at the Columbus shops of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway company. Debut notes list IndeAnites effective December.
A jumbled Q and A set covers arithmetic phrasing, coin values, Montana peak, Florence Crittenton society, and a fire incident. The fire at Holland bottling works caused $300 in losses after the blaze began in a frame building on a site near Dangland Avenue at 4 o clock yesterday.
In Judge Lynch's district court yesterday, a jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the case of Dr Sievers against Steyr Popovich. The contest was stubborn on both sides with Assistant County Attorney W P Mirrashy and Hernard & Rogers handling the defense. Dr Sims sought $75 for professional services and a $7 item.
A legal filing notes an attorney fee and a claimed balance due on account including interest. The services were said to have been rendered when the defendant was at Wetesk with aApnendlettis etc, indicating an action tied to medical or service charges and a ledger amount.
The recent Helena statute limits lawful interest to twelve percent per year and imposes forfeiture double the interest charged if a higher rate is collected. Actions to recover usurious interest must be brought within two years and begin with a written demand for return of the excess.
Marle Wilson a 53 year old center of trouble at the Galkan restaurant 217 South Arizona street fought off three officers using teeth fingers and feet before being jailed. She resisted attempts to pin her down and caused further scuffles as more officers arrived. Wilson appeared in police court on a case tied to a violation of the eight hour law for yearmen and related disputes with her employers and coworkers.
John J. Schaefer, 33, a former Butte resident and miner, died at his mother's home in Gold Hill after a battle with rheumatism and complications. He left a daughter, a sister Mrs. Marshall Phillip, two cousins, an aunt, and relatives in Butte, and was a loyal member of the liners' union and Linerly engine company of Gold Bin.
Fire Chief Sanger issued an order banning inflammable decorations in Butte elevators after several fires caused by flammable adornments during Christmas. Elevators previously decorated with such materials led to dangerous incidents, with officials stressing safety against anything that can catch fire or ignite.
In a Superior Court action Charles A. Appledore Sr. sues his son Charles A. Appledony Sr. for recovery of a four count tort claim of five dollars. The younger man allegedly promised to pay the account if allowed to smoke cigarettes for one week. Won Lee, age 13, is noted in the case.
Des reports Mame Marshall remains missing after being seen near Grand Central Station. Police traced a possible sighting to White Plains and a sanitarium, with notes linking to financier Falativer in a late 19th century mystery.
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