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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1912

Page

4

Butte Current Notes Markets And Social Snippets

Butte notes cover merchant ads visitors from Helena and Spokane, births marriages licenses, holiday sales, and local social chatter. Mentions McLaughlin Coal, Metropolitan market, Turga Adv, Turga nds, and local residents including Mrs Milburn, George W Iallaghan, and Edwin Garvin spending holidays in California or Missoula.

McLaughlin Coal Fo Orton Brams Walker Doll Hospitel McCarrolis Butts Berlon Mitchell Los Ageles Park Zhreal Ady Ant Willem I. Gritich Fur Mast Charles Copenharva Spokane Miss Lahisseniere Anaronda Felix Mallon South Idaho Charles Frafner Mhusonia Ty Clits Stra Jasper Mole Galena Street Niiery North Main Bulfatn Aiewy East Park Adv Eugene Carnal California Edwin Garvin Mount St. Charles College Selena James Davidson Minnie Smith Missoula Claus Slemons & Hooth West Granite Mollie O'Meara Big City George W. Iallaghan Ammberwood Hall Knoxville Dean Deer Lodge Ty Butte Fla. Haneman Mary Newman J. al Camphall Butte P.O Agy Melvin A. Houser Basin Maguerite Hassner St. Tosaph Jalmar Aurora Nanen Farl Hursh Besato Braum

Fargo police question man over fatal shooting

A man walked into the Fargo police station Thursday claiming he killed a negra. He said he had killed the man and was later released after being tried and acquitted at Fargo. No charges were pending. In Washington, freedmen of the Cherokee Nation won a land rights suit as Judge Anderson sustained the government’s demurrer, allowing their participation in tribal lands. The suit by the Ukteetowah Society was denied.

Fargo John Laltimore Poltee Fared Laltimore Alm Washington Anderson District of Columbia Supreme Court

Verdict for Miner in the Kelly Case

A jury in Judge Lynen's district court department returned a verdict against Buito Miner Publishing and Editor Dutell after a late night holdup incident at the Pipa slong Byvings hotel. Five jurors supported a $300,000 damage award to James Kelly, a former bartender, while three favored a $1 nominal settlement. the verdict diverged from the court’s instructions and stirred debate among the parties.

James Killy Pipaslong Byvings Buito Miner Publishing Company Dutell Lynen Department of the District Court Kelly

Contempt and Libel Case Reflections in Court Details

The report discusses a libel dispute over a published article about a murder warrant in Jefferson county. It notes objections to court construction, possible grounds for a new trial, and questions the editor’s liability. Attorneys for Kelly and editors face dismissal and accountability issues for publishing content.

Asch Belass Noel Kelly Jefferson County Lims Wbel D. M. Keelly Boulder MLPB Canning P. R. Geagan Nelly M. P. Qilchrist George F. Shalton Trey Furman Charles C. Cohun The Miner Dobell

Pedigreed Horse Abused in City Incident

Davis, manager of the BL & B Heary barn on East Browlway, took AIReL Hernion to the city Jail where he charged Nin with abusing horns. The horse, once among the state's fastest trotters, belonged to Dennis Onolant. Davis lent the animal to Matt Salks, a long-time customer, who reported the theft of the horns. Davis pursued the thief with a stable employee. the whip was broken and dashbourd damaged. The horse was recovered and placed in the barn. the incident was tied to a police court case.

Davis BL & B. Heary East Browlway Airel Hernion W Finkle Dennis Onolant

Federal damage suit filed over stock access in Butte

Attorneys Hirugh WW. H., Maloney and WT. Lippincott filed a federal suit for Leibman and Markland against Clark Metal Tie and Rail Co. of Butte. They claim ownership of 3,090 shares, stock on deposit at Miners' Bank, denial of access, and seek $10,000 in damages.

Unclear Names list from historical notice fragment

A fragmented OCR reading shows a long list of personal names and places including Thornton J Anderson W and Mra, Grimes CG Cotlinghat, Spaulding family, Flolena W I Croyer, Ana conta, J D McLaren Missoula TH, Warner A ridges, Cariston Livingston, Emerson Corbin Olaf Fossum Anaconda N J Bielenberg J H Maxon Saint B Tt Daner Teer Lodge, Corn well Ralls Wilson Borke Morrow Maud Hoffman, Trene Hoffman Bristow Maure Williams May Mervel Alder I G Mitchell Warm Springs Starkey Clancy Kimmer Robinson Helena Bower Bill ingay Nu Davis W Bates Livingston Dichter Armistead.

Officers Elected by Teutonia Lodge No 2 Sons of Hermann

Teutonia lodge No 2 Sons of Hermann elected officers for six months. Joseph Christ president Gustaf Fitschen vice president Charlex Class secretary F J Keach treasurer Gustaff Nickel trustee George Kegel illness committee John Vollmer inside guard Robert Richter outside guard Hugo Fahle sick committee George Kegel Jacob Wiengebach Ernest Gehrmann Installation planned first Friday in January with Ornd President Julius Greiss of Sheridan Mont presiding Daughters of Herrmann invited.

Teutonia Lodge Sons of Mermann Joseph Christ Gustaf Fitsehen Charlex F. J. Keach Gustaff Nickel Trislee George Kegel Gulife John Vollmer Robert Richter Hugo Fahle Jacob Wingenbach Ernest Gehrmann Ornd Julius Greiss Sheridan Mont Sill Ister Herrmann Denne

Linea Longe elects officers for six months

Linea Longe Linea Jodge No 174 Order of Vasa elected officers for six months led by President Alexander Olson and Vice President Werner Larson with JW Armstrong as secretary and Miss Clara Brunsel as vice secretary. Other posts include treasurer Tr. P. Vallien Jehaglain, Miss Jennie Swanson marshal Olaf Olson vice marshal Miss Turiaison inside guard A Swanson outside guard Ludwig Pose trustees Ludwig Rose Theodore Klassen Henri Skogiind auditors Andrey Peterson Twhus Larsen and Mrs Ludwig Rose. Orion Bros offers music rolls bags satchels halataxt designs priced from 4 to 3 dollars and falios at Orion Bros-Ady-

Sugar Beet Lands Prospects in Western Valley Tests

Reports on sugar beet suitability focus on Lenawat Salmon Diver valleys and Shenoat ranch tests showing strong adaptation. Amalgamated Sugar and Utah Idaho Sugar send executives Mark Augen and Jesse Hall to assess field results as Congress debates tariff changes and potential factory expansion.

Cowie Democratic Congress Tritmary Selva Shenoat Ranch Mark Augen Jesse Hall Dinito Allain Amalgamated Sugar Company Utah-Idaho Sugar Company Wich Democratic Congress Vallere Congress

Two Arguments On The Rag Dance Controversy

A war on new dances from Catholic groups erupted after a conference. Priests denounced rag dances as degenerate contortion while Catholic societies faced scrutiny for alleged indulgence in “ray ring” at a prominent revival. Authority figures defend tradition. some argue rag dances are vulgar while others claim ragging is legitimate entertainment.

Flontier Catholic Minesse Doryee Sacred Heart Ald Society Queen's Daughters Good Shepherd Ald Society Father McMennamin Uno Cathedral of Immaculate Conception Wersen

Wappenstein Denied Pardon Must Stay In Jail

Olympia March 20 Gov Hay declined the pardon for Charles W Wappenstein former Seattle police chief and ex Cincinnati detective serving 4 to 10 years for receiving a bribe from a keeper of a disorderly house He based the decision on a careful investigation of the record and found no grounds for clemency. Separately Union Pacific says merger dissolution plans are not complete though track departments will separate in major cities with distinct ticket offices and agents.

Olympia Wash Hay Charles W. Wappenstein Seattle Cincinnati Wvho Seaale Hay Zald Sus Tlmo Omaha Det Gerrit Fort Union Pacific Railroad Union Pacific Southern Pacific Chicago Cleveland Pittsburg New Orleans

Anole Oldest Woman Dies in Oregon Claim

Bay Oiss Oregon December 21 Mrs Magele Agams widow of the famous Indian Chief Adama Is deaf at Garihati. She was between 112 and 15 years of age and was reputed the oldest woman in the state.

Bay Oiss. Ore Magele Agams Adama Garihati

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