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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1919
Page
5
At Leys you receive expert assistance to pick a watch suited to your needs. The staff explains mechanical features and advantages of different makes and grades so you understand the technical points and can choose intelligently. Prices range from $16.50 to $1,000 for men’s and bracelet watches from $23.50 to $1,000.
Aleck Steinberg Livingston broker stopped in Butte on his way home from the coast where he spent Christmas. He arrived on Milwaukee train No. 16 yesterday morning and left last night for Livingston. FE. A. Shewe Oregon Short Line agent returned to Butte after Christmas in Spokane. Spokane enjoyed the biggest Christmas business in years, and weather on the coast was exceptional.
John Pengelly died in a local hospital after a brief illness. He resided at 179 East Center Street, Centerville, and had lived in Butte for 32 years. He was an engineer, survived by his wife and a son William J. of Butte, two brothers Thomas of Kalispell and James of Miami, a brother Richard and sister Mary in England. He was a member of Washington lodge I O O F and the engineering association No. 83. Remains at Sherman Reed parlors. funeral arrangements not announced.
George D. Moore a Butte resident for nearly 20 years and veteran of the Spanish American War died at his home 3116 Bayard avenue He was born in Cleveland Ohio 43 years ago and served in 13 engagements in the Philippines where malaria felled him He spent 11 months in the South Dakota soldiers home before moving to Montana He worked as a miner here Funeral services will be held Wednesday at the White undertaking chapel.
Officials and large stockholders visited the Legal Tender in Clancy where development in virgin ground yields rich ore. Assays include 407 ounces of silver per ton valued at about 900 dollars, while 69 to 100 ounces per ton are reported along the 150 level east of the shaft. With 25 man force, seven developed mining spots and active work on new ground, the district heats up as old properties gain value with silver at high prices.
Spokane December 29. Northern Idaho and Eastern Washington lumber mills plan to resume operations by week’s end. The railroad freight embargo on lumber shipments was lifted December 26, but mills, closed since December 16 due to car shortages, have not yet felt the relief.
Choosing a jury to hear the damage suit of Mrs. Malvina Beakey against Peter Breen for 100000 required from 10 oclock until almost 4 yesterday. Judge B B Law of Bozeman is hearing the case in Judge Lambs department of court. Damages are asked on the allegations that Breen while speaking in defense of Edward Morrissey former chief of detectives on trial before the police trial board made statements which reflected upon the character of the plaintiff. Mrs. Beakey had been a witness against Morrissey. But little testimony was introduced before court adjourned.
Butte contractors report journeymen plumbers won a $1 daily raise to $10 and expect tin men and inside electricians to push for the same. Officials fear widespread wage demands could stall construction for a time. No formal requests yet. A revision or repeal of the city plumbing ordinance is seen as likely due to scrutiny of master plumbers and journeymen relations. A carpenters minority may seek more pay, but contractors doubt wider carpenters’ discontent.
The state supreme court granted Mamie Rowan Juckem a writ of mandate to oust Edward Morrissey as administrator of his late wife’s estate. The writ returnable Jan. 19 requires Morrissey to show cause why he should not be restrained from administering. Mrs. Juckem, Morrissey’s sister in law, sought the writ after he attempted to become administrator.
The Federated American Societies of Experimental Biology began a three day session in Cincinnati Ohio and will urge government control of wood alcohol sales. Dr Clyde Brooks of Ohio State University called making and selling a beverage containing wood alcohol murder.
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