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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1914
Page
7
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A fragmented Butte diary notes Malt prices at Tonkins and various visitors including Thomas Smith from Dillon, TL Shoemaker to Denver, Mr Dundaro of Toast Park Street planning to Chicago, and many others from Hamilton, Melrose, Dillon, Lombard, Helena, Lewistown, Avery, Basin, Garrison, Roundup, and Chicago. Also mentions holiday shopping, gifts, and local store displays at Montana Hardware and the post office.
George Mitchell a 69 year old inmate in Silver Bow jail claims he is Teddy Roosevelt and sues United States and Canada seeking one billion dollars for false imprisonment. He has traveled from Rocker to Washington Ottawa Helena and beyond, alleging endless mistreatment and failed settlements, and threatens to sell his supposed claim if not paid.
A long hotel arrivals listing shows guests from multiple states and cities including Dillon, Helena, Great Falls, Deer Lodge, Spokane, Seattle, New York, Denver, and Chicago. Names span families and individuals with many travel from Idaho, Montana, Washington, and beyond to venues such as Fort Keogh, Deer Lodge, and Seattle area hotels.
Eawin M. Halland and Miss Minnie Johns were married at 5:30 yesterday afternoon by the Rev. George D. Wolfe at Mountain View Methodist church parsonage. Attendants were William H. Hayes and Hazel Halland, sister of the bridegroom. The couple will reside in Butte.
New York December 22 customs officers seized 100 tins of opium aboard the White Star steamship Adriatic believed from London. Police arrested Toru Sat Japanese on the same charge and found 70 tins in his apartments. The opium was valued at $85 each total $8,500. Both suspects held on $18,000 bonds.
Lincoln Nev December 22 John Makie of Houston Maine defeated Owen Daily of Nebraska after two falls totaling two hours and five minutes to claim the lightweight world championship in a bout declared official.
A Great Northern delayed train caused the Apolim concert at the Auditorium to be postponed last night. Traffic missteps and late trunks delayed the start beyond 10 pm after Mrs Frances Harte Parks and local talent filled time. The audience stayed, the company blamed railroad red tape, and a damages claim looms. The Jan 20 program was moved to Jan 28.
Christmas displays fill the Lutey Bros. West Park Street shops with lavish fruit stacks, tropical palms, mistletoe and holly. Gourds, citrus and pineapples from distant regions, along with roasted specialties, mark seasonal cheer as candy and deli sections tout fresh offerings. Meantime Mike Landmaier, formerly of Big Timber and a Navy veteran, is sought by his elderly mother after his disappearance from Brooklyn. his brother Charles died at sea and their father died last year. The Kiesling family asks Butte police to locate him.
Today and tomorrow carving sets discounted 20 percent and manicure sets 25 percent. Large assortment available at Montana Hardware Company.
George Wrightson Jr. receives patent notice for a porcelain plunger pump part. The design replaces costly metal plungers, resists corrosion, and promises lower maintenance after testing at Sliver Bow mine with Anaconda Copper Mining Co. and involvement from Butte Symphony tradesman.
Receiver F D Williams of the State Savings bank urges depositors and creditors to present their claims before Christmas to receive their share of 12 percent due. Out-of-town claimants will receive checks by return mail if vouchers and proper identification are sent to the bank.
Mr and Mrs W C Crandall visited St Paul for Christmas. Norris visitors include Mr and Mrs A McKennon. Tony Gerry returned to Roy after Genoa friends. Violet Bowen from Helena Deaconess school spent holidays with parents. Frank Woody left for Missoula for holidays. Fred Robinson heads to Seattle. Milas Frances Clark visiting Genverville over holidays. George Fitchen welcomed first child on Platinum Street. Court filings against Casper Wastman and John Isaacson for disturbing the peace. Joe Mudro operated home after St James hospital stay. Margaret Morgan visiting parents for holidays. Hidys Takita left for Seattle via Burns taxicab. W Hill of Rugand files bankruptcy in federal court.
Fragmentary entries record transfers and mining claims with names such as Alexander McDonald Ed Woods and Joseph A Nadeau to Beaudry. Descriptions mention lodges lode claims and a southwest quarter section with ranges, but details are garbled. The text lists several small transactions with nominal dollar values and unclear jurisdictions.
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