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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1914
Page
7
Butte readers learn the Stand ard principal branch office is at 8 East Broadway with stand alone Stand ard advertising details. The tele phone line listed is 422 and Independent telephone is 162, with advertising rates furnished on application.
Butte notes list a parade of visitors and residents visiting or moving through the city. Names include W. HL Heine of Helena, W.K. Hamm of Divings, D. M. Kelly attorney general, Dr. H. J. McDonald, R. J. Daniels, Mrs. Nerhatte, Mrs. Barclay, J. Needham, and Mrs. Hillis. Mentions trips to Aber deen and Duluth, hotel stays, and local business visits. The column frames a snapshot of social and professional arrivals, departures, and errands.
A fragmented obituary note mentions Brennan Josie McCarthy Mary Ellen and others from San Francisco and County Cork Ireland. The body will be sent to San Francisco for interment, leaving Butte Monday evening, after services at Mrs. Patrick Morgan in Butte Sunday afternoon. Father Hannan will conduct burial services in San Francisco Friday morning and at St Marys church in Butte Monday morning.
Dennis Herlihy aged 41 died at St James hospital after succumbing to injuries from Monday morning. A longtime Butte resident, he lived there since 1806 and moved from mining to business and real estate. He owned the brick block at 333 South Arizona and three North Main Street properties. Survived by a brother Irrhomas and cousin Ed Horgan of
The rally at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church in Butte featured Nebraska tackle Harry G. McCain, now national extension secretary of the temperance society of the Methodist church. He spoke at morning services and planned an afternoon session in the auditor.
Last evening the members of City lodge hosted a skating party in honors of Walkerville and Rocky Mountain lodges. They met at 7 oclock, returned at 10:30 to the hall for a banquet. Visitors from Anaconda included Miss Graham and Howard Harper. The entertainment committee included Lester Foote George Cundy Mrs Miseich Miss Roki and Mr Bondsten.
Joseph Farrell was arrested last evening on charges of threatening a life. Mitchell was turned over to the detective force for the Main Street saloon holdup.
George A. McKay deputy U S marshal returns from Philipsburg on official business. Ward D. Spear of Missoula takes a material clerk post in Milwaukee electrification offices. Henry Rudolf departs Great Northern for Northern Montana and Spokane in coming days. W H Merriman Northern Pacific division agent returns from eastern state business. Mrs W Curn and children Virginia and Wesley visit with Mrs Kendall and friends in Butte.
Peter McKinney of Salmon City visits Dillon for a week of business. Fred Hanson ships two carloads of steers from Sam Freeman’s sale. W Maddox to lease old creamery building and open a Dillon creamery by March. Beaverhead Bobcats defeat Beaverhead Athletics 98 to 21 in first basketball game. High school debate ends with negative recall, team members Carroll Barnum McFarlane versus Price Stevenson Barch.
The jury acquitted John Halligan and his nephew after a 13 hour deliberation in a grand larceny case tied to cattle theft. Separately, the New York Nationals plan a tour of South America, the Canal Zone, and Cuba next fall, with White Sox president Charles Somates announcing the schedule.
St Louis National manager Miller James Huggins has signed to stay in charge for the 1915 and 1916 seasons. Club president Schuyler P. Britton announced the deal tonight in St Louis. In Terre Haute Merle Ripple rolled three perfect games, totaling 888, in a match, claiming a world record for three games.
Washington on December 12. A bill introduced by Senator Jones would make prompting or assisting evolutions in other nations a penal offense. The proposal aims to deter interference in foreign political or social processes through such actions.
Dan Connell is jailed on a serious charge after a fatal wrestling encounter that led to the death of Dennis Herlet. Witnesses describe an altercation on a street where injuries occurred and authorities report Connell’s arrest following the confrontation.
Helena Dec 12 The Montana supreme court affirmed the district court of Silver Bow granting a new trial in the case of Thomas Fadden versus Butte Miners Union No 1 Fadden sought damages for alleged malicious assault The jury ruled for Fadden and the defendants obtained a new trial order The opinion by Justice Banner held the preponderance of the evidence satisfied as needed for the remand
A private hospital advertises a small booklet titled Victory in Three Days explaining drink habit causes and cures. It urges readers to request the free pamphlet from Butte Private Hospital on West Gallena Street, promising return mail delivery in a plain envelope.
Elena dispatch notes Helena campaign for leaders of the Young Men's Christian Association begins Monday to extol members. The building will be ready for occupancy and cost more now.
Inland notes report Powell County farming and school fund apportionment changes with a focus on how funds will be distributed. A college social at the University of Montana includes Mother Goose characters and gifts, with guests from area colleges and public schools. Spokane police visit references an escaped prisoner from Oklahoma. George Davis begins deputy duties in County Treasurer Bien’s office ahead of March term.
Zilda Beatty sues Dwight Beatty for divorce on desertion and failure to provide GaIda Burcott name restored. couple married 1900 at Lewistown and lived in Kendall. Turb oGo sues Farmers Equity Elevator Windham for 1200 for alleged wheat delivery failure. Local events include entertainments for State Firemen convention, suits against Great Northern for 1000 over horse injury, and chamber of commerce plans with Frank Stockdale for a dollar dinner. Bank of Windham closing temporarily due to loan issues. schoolhouse fire. civil suit over engine accident eight miles east. municipal Christmas tree planned on Main Street. Victor-Victrola ads at Orton Bros.
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