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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1919
Page
2
Arguments on a motion for a new trial were heard before Judge B B Law in Bozeman regarding $2,500 in attorney fees claimed by T J Fitzgerald from Nellie Esenhauer while she acted as executrix of the John Stattes estate. The prior ruling found in Fitzgerald's favor in Judge Dwyer's court about a year ago.
Camels of the World will host a social evening in Eagles hall on Sunday night with public admission. The program includes dancing athletic exhibition and vocal and instrumental music. Refreshments will be served. This is the fifth such event by the lodge. No admission charge.
Charles J. Holden of Marvello Manufacturing at 197 East Mercury Street is charged in Justice Wilkinson's court with misappropriating $100 of company funds while acting as manager. The complaint, filed yesterday, states Holden appropriated funds for his own use.
Gladys Brockwell announces her latest photoplay Chasing Rainbows is her best. The Ansonia theater has crowded audiences daily since opening and the run closes tonight.
The funeral of Patrick Henry Green held yesterday at 9 AM at his home on 5 Buffalo Street followed by high mass at St Marys Church. He was shot and killed last Tuesday evening.
Washington reports record prices and abundant production lift the value of crops harvested this year to 14.092 billion dollars, about 1.5 billion more than last year.
After about an hour the jury in Judge Jack son’s court heard Western Salvage and Machinery Company versus Mike Gordon for damages over 22 000. The jury considered Gordon’s counterclaim and awarded him 1. Of the total claims 18 000 were abandoned before the jury retired. The case centered on a sale of junk mostly old iron.
At the annual Bagdad temple Mystic Shrine meeting, officers were elected for the new year. Illustrious potentate John Brechbill of Missoula leads, with A J Gies of Butte as chief rabban and R R Rathbone of Dillon as assistant rabban. Other posts include A J Wilcomb of Twin Bridges high priest and prophet, E J Schwefel of Butte oriental guide, M C Mattson of Butte first ceremonial master, F W Haskins of Butte second ceremonial master, W E Du Fresne of Butte treasurer, F P Young of Butte recorder, and W P Mitchell of Butte captain of guards. Representatives to the imperial council to meet in Portland, Ore., in June are Charles Austin, Charles BE Beebe, W M Montgomery, and John Brechbill. All officers were installed by Past Potentate W H Renisch of Algeria temple.
Walter G. Pace 64 English born hoisting engineer and longtime Butte resident dies suddenly in a chair at the Braund house after leaving East Butte property at 8:30. He had been ill and planned to go to California and is survived by his wife. Pace was a member of Butte Stationary Engineers' union No. 83.
Police arrested George Dunn and Joe Frankovich on grand larceny charges linked to the Aladdin Hussein burglary. They were jailed first at the city lockup and then moved to the county facility. Investigators say the men had some knowledge of Hussein’s stocks, bonds, and jewelry worth $20,000. The theft occurred from Hussein’s room at the Arizona hotel while the owner attended a dance Wednesday evening.
Members of the Welsh Literary society plan continuing biweekly meetings through winter. Tonight at the Welsh church features a musical program with Ben Owen on a talk about The Evolution of Jim. Miss Phyllis Berryman Mrs Schumacher and Mrs E Wilkits sing, a violin solo by Miss Lucia Evans, and an extemporaneous speaking contest judged by John Stedman and Ben Owen with Miss Mildred Jones as accompanist.
The county grand jury in St Paul recommends abandoning the city workhouse as prohibition makes it largely unnecessary. Taxpayers should be relieved of its upkeep, with inmate count down to 25 from an average of 250 before prohibition.
In Hyattsville Maryland Julia Lyon 19 shot and killed her 26 year old brother Wallace C Lyon after he attacked their mother The act was in self defense to protect their mother from harm and occurred this afternoon according to local reports
Denver December 12 Colorado completed ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment as the house unanimously approved the senate resolution providing for ratification marking a milestone for the movement in the state and nation.
For cold prevention use LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets. Look for E. W. Grove on the box. Price listed as 30 cents.
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