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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1912
Page
4
In Butte, The Merucival Wrandhn records a listing at 2 Mast Broadway. Independent Telephone 162 provides advertising rates and application details for local residents.
Readable fragments describe fobs, rings, links, vanity items, watches, bracelets, match sets, toilet sets, signet rings, bowls, diamond bracelets, fountain pens, mesh bags, hatpins, and souvenirs with price ranges from a few dollars to the high hundreds, suggesting a catalog page of costume and sterling pieces. The text lists various brands and types with scattered prices and item codes.
Butte notes show travelers and residents in town for holidays, visits, and business. Mentions include Alderman W. Q. Method, George Gordon, Oscar As Herkt, and others. births announced. guests from Missoula and Virginia City. railroad and banking mentions. holiday ads for liquor, clothing, and gifts. and local shop promotions at the post office newsstand.
Frome nindam eres deo Blom sue for divorce in Butte alleging cruelty and assault by Fred Russell, with Rubyell claiming domestic violence and seeking alimony of 754 dollars plus costs. Edward Purnell appeals against Mabel Warwell. William Ke Ward sues Amuin Wart for desertion. Steinbeek sues John Steinbeck for lack of support. Nevins sues Green Nevins for cruelty and infidelity.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Lily, Phy Saeki Uyite, Abhey, and Lion with unclear connections. It references a portal, pipes, a judge or defendant, and a price or value, but lacks coherent context or dates to confirm a specific event or entity.
In Butte, Kyilles Melaughtin sues for 3200 dollars claiming a contractor left a new sewer trench 18 feet deep open and unguarded on October 13. She allegedly fell into the trench while walking on Anaconda road that evening and sustained injuries.
The late Elizabeth My Coppe, wife of Jain B. Coppo, died in Butte at a residence in Caldwell, Idaho. Born to Patrick and Abs Ray, she married John Gonno in 1904 and lived in Caldwell and Butte. Funeral was in the Catholic cemetery with burial in the family plot. She leaves a husband, her mother, two sisters, four brothers, and many friends.
A damaged OCR notes Benhardt coming to Ansonia Theater for a four day four reel film run with vaudeville interludes. Queen Elizabeth The Dive staged under Daniel Fromman with prices from 26 cents to 1 dollar. A Christmas offering by the Ansonia Center promises an event for Datte audiences with top showings and sensational photoplay.
Numerous appeals are received by the Salvation Army to fund Christmas dinners for families in need. A mother of many children, a husband ill with influenza, and a dozen other worthy cases are under consideration as Major Jordan and Adjunct Slait seek funds. Devotions rise in the hall, but cash is short to feed hundreds. Suggested gifts include a small music roll or a smoking set priced around $1.10 to $1.25 from local merchants.
A wide list of household items priced for sale including library tables mahogany rockers parlor sets rattan chairs Morris chairs and chairs of various kinds plus dining chairs hall seats and bedroom chairs. Silverware ranges from spoons forks ladles and serving pieces to butter spreaders creamed ladle and pie knife. Leather drapes robes handbags suitcases and wool blankets with lace curtains satin cushions and room rugs. Imported table linens napkins pillow tops and sofa cushions advertised alongside carpe...
Miss Mayme Christman of 736 South Dakota street and Robert M. Watson of the National Packing company were married after a license was issued at the Lewis and Clark courthouse. Friends in Butte reported the ceremony was a surprise to the groom’s family and was kept quiet until news reached their circles.
A fragment reports that five cases were tried by Judge Donlan s jury panel including three murder cases. It notes the panel s discharge without fees and that another jury is expected late in January. It also mentions Ackerman of Independent Laundry and a wedding of Dora Muntzer to a rising local businessman, with details of the ceremony and attendees.
Hundreds bought extra cay fog to send to friends in other states and distant lands. W J Patterson aged 1 years arrived two weeks ago from Idaho Falls, contracted pneumonia and died yesterday in a local hospital. a wife and five children survive. He was a member of Ine Woornten of 1a Wor Rubber heats are being worn by petty doga. We Paris.
A minor, Thomas Conway, was arrested on highway robbery charges after an incident on Utah Avenue last Saturday night. The accuser, Thomas Williams, 69, of Maryland Avenue, alleges Conway assaulted him and took a sum. Conway denies the charge.
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