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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1912
Page
4
A passionate comparison argues that a watch, neglected for oil and care, endures misfortune like a slave under harsh hands. It laments the lack of regular maintenance, urging wiser treatment of the watch as a living servant deserving thorough, skilled attention.
Butte notes show a flurry of visitors and town chatter. Miss Jessie Budd of Whitehall, Mr. Maloney of Anaconda, and Mrs. Owenhouse from Hozenjan were in town. Several locals headed to Fortland and San Francisco for various tests and visits. Merchants hosted lunch at Roz buffet. Waller's and Lisa's advertise goods. Births, engagements, and travels fill the day with social updates and light business notices.
Mrs Mollie Irvine, widow of George W Irvine a pioneer and early California gold seeker, dies at a Montana city hospital after months in declining health. Born in Lexington Kentucky sixty two years ago she was among the first white children in Dear Lodge valley and later moved to Butte and Silver Bow county where her husband served as internal revenue collector, sheriff and postmaster. Survived by sisters Nan S Jones Mary Mitchell and others. Funeral arrangements announced for tomorrow.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a morning event at a local location with a reference to a person named Smth and a planned activity or announcement. Names and exact places are unclear but indicate a civic or market setting. The readable fragment preserves a generic sense of a near term disclosure or alert by a local figure.
Local hockey event promises a fierce evening as star players from multiple teams are listed. Report mentions Clark of the Wackey tours and several players including Swan, Grady, Dover, Cade, and Walther. Wanderers and Back Necks cited with noted leaders and anticipated contests.
At the Empress Theater a lavish musical revue captivates audiences with a polished cast, lively numbers, and strong instrumental support. Dip Merit Production and the Wernest diversions receive high acclaim for balance, humor, and stage craft, while the Empress orchestra under Lyle Bishop delivers a pleasing repertoire.
A 23 year old stranger, John Roome Freezes Foot, wandered the streets two nights seeking a job. He limped into an emergency infirmary last night with a hurt right foot. Jail records show an uptick in disturbances as guards report nightly clashes and crowded cells. Mrs. Eton D. Hall, aged ?, died at home on Aurelia Street after a week of illness. John Martin, 76, a soldier, died at the military hospital after nine years as a patient. Michael Murphy, 63, Irish immigrant and longtime Hutten resident, died at county hospital. A wedding occurred at 297 15 Street as Milas Margaret McLand and Jauls Borden were joined by Pastor A. Menke, with chrysanthemums and roses decorating the venue.
Translation notes indicate a petition by George M L Nelson, a rancher from Igsoula, to a U S district court involving bankruptcy and a listed price of $643.37. Additional cases mention misgal stipulations with Mears Mledgin in the United district. Other actions include The Three H. Price Company versus Robert Stalenp and Gustafus L. Lundgren versus C. W. Wordermyit.
Mrs Stasie I Ringling long-time Montana resident and Butte woman dies in Philipsburg after two days of pneumonia. Born in St Louis, she came to Montana 27 years ago. Survived by sons Nicholas R and Alexander D B Ringling. Burial to be in Butte.
The Skating Tink venue remains popular with many visitors each afternoon and evening. A steady stream of skaters enjoys the lively scene as the fee is cited as favorable and a game is scheduled for this afternoon and evening.
Frank B. Kellogg, at an Omaha State Bar gathering, defends the judiciary against unfounded charges of political influence. He argues respect for law and courts is essential to good government, and he warns that undermining the Supreme Court would empower major interests and harm national prosperity.
A extensive display at Menswear store showcases an array of full length and three quarter overcoats from leading manufacturers. Garments emphasize new fashion, durability, and warmth with prices ranging from eighty to fifty dollars, offering value and style for the season.
Mi and Mra. WW report visitors and celebrations around Butte city ties, with names including Stadler, Marsine, Movony, and Sige. Mrs Fisher travels to Chicago for the holiday. Woodmen of the World district organizer Murphy departs to install a new berger. Grace Methodist Church runs a three week cycle of services. The Burroughs Adding Machine Co offers free loan of an adding machine for inventory and advertises sale stock.
A local discussion centers on rooming houses registering guests under an ordinance. Officials aim to list roomers by block, identify occupants, and enforce provisions, while police say recent changes hamper enforcement and threaten privacy. The plan includes establishing a registrar and issuing warrants or notices as needed.
A fragmented notice describes families invited to attend services at a Musarnic temple, with stray references to events, a New York elevated car mishap, a passerby’s astonishment, and a strange remark about Norway’s aeroplane market and iron aeroplanes, all presented in garbled OCR style.
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