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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
3
Local notices recount visitors in Butte from Deer Lodge and Helena, arrivals from Great Falls and Missoula, and trips to San Francisco and Denver. Mentions of real estate ads, bank services, and theater and piano sales highlight a bustling city scene with multiple residents visiting, relocating, or planning trips around New Year.
Sheriff Driscoll arrived one minute too late as county attorney Rev Stephenson of Dillon secured a marriage license for Olive Redna Hil of Kenosha county. The 82 year old Beaverhead official was tracking the pair, but the couple wed in Butte yesterday with friends.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a youth activity or program aided by a winged group and tutors or leaders, with positive outcomes reported for young participants. Names, places, dates, and concrete details are missing from the readable text.
A woman faced multiple charges in a theft case involving $i treasure from a coat. She pleaded guilty to petit larceny while another count was dismissed by stipulation. The theft originated from a coat carelessly left at the defendant's home on Mercury Street.
A New Year’s Eve blizzard struck Butte and western Montana with heavy snowfall. Seven inches fell. temperatures plunged to six below, then warmed to near freezing. For three days, street travel was hindered, and officials warned of another cold wave with temperatures dropping further.
A Franchise League will sponsor a school of methods tomorrow afternoon in the Unitarian auditorium at Idaho and Gyauite streets. The informal discussion will rebut anti suffrage arguments claiming a mother with a bullet harms the home. Each member to offer one fact, Miss Mary O Neil to lead a parliamentary drill. Bring note book and pencil. Business session at 2:30 and the meeting to follow. April gatherings open to visitors.
An executive meeting of Butte W C T U will be held this evening at 7 in the home of Mrs. W. M. Jordan on West Silver street. The gathering aims to discuss the visit of Miss Adna Rowan national superintendent of Loyal Temperance Legion work and other business. All officers and superintendents are urged to attend.
Mrs Arden, longtime confectionery store owner on Front Street, sold the business yesterday to Mrs E O Williams who will operate it going forward. Arden retires from active work after seven years at the shop.
Washington December 8 New Year's Day observances will be muted with few usual social events. The principal gathering will be a breakfast for the diplomatic corps in the Hall of the Americas at the Pan-American Union building hosted by Secretary Bryan and his wife.
In the police court for Automobile Day IX, Miss Mary Margen Pleaden pleaded guilty to laying tires on Broadway and Main and was allowed to go with caution. Several others faced fines for street obstruction and drunkenness, including Tomich drivers, and Lars Allgren faced a $700 sewer connection dispute with health inspectors lingering into the new year. Walter Speck was jailed pending a hearing after pleading not guilty to charges.
After seven years as a salesman for Virden Currin company the individual known as I. D. O'Malley and A. S. Jaffe retire to establish O'Malley Murray and Jaffe, maneuvers' agents, to run tracers brokerage with offices in the Phoenix block.
A crowded service for the late Martin Morony was conducted by Mitcher McCormack at St Joseph's Church after a home gathering at 949 Sonik Wy. Pallbearers included Jane McGlnssy Peter Funk Hert Cul lahen Fred Cassidy Roy Mayden and William Thomas. The casket was placed in a vault at Mount Morich cemetery.
Washington reports say the girl steamer Cheglié wrecked in the Christmas storm off Mexico was picked up by a revenue cutter near Key West. The vessel, waterlogged and with provisions exhausted, was found abandoned with no crew visible.
Wills Ale Jaffe and Ray Wiks of Bites were married by Justice We in a court wedding yesterday. The couple will reside in Butte after a short wedding trip.
Carpentera is requested to attend regally for pur post of vathus on amendment to ly article 6, section 7. SWACKMAN records this notice for recording.
Miki Cordon proclaims Wievena Ing operates his junk shop at the former location 222 Hast Platinium. The notice promises the highest prices paid for old scrap junk and metals.
Fragmentary OCR notes honor Baden, former British ambassador at Warttigtor, titled visemmt in Gre new york honors list. Mentions Sherman selling a piano and a piano stand at Sherman Mags company in the Phoenix building.
A labor union records and honors Richard, a devoted member, noting his fidelity to workers’ principles and generous nature. They praise his sociable, trustworthy character and readiness to aid worthy causes, while acknowledging rumors of secret savings and frugality after his death.
Special dispatch notes Gen. Phil Greenan of the Montana National Guard received an historical document from former Senator William A. Clark. It details the First Montana militia volunteers in the Nez Perce War, led by Clark as major, with A Company first organized. The July August 1877 muster roll names captains and officers, noting some rolls lost and future reports planned. Deer Lodge unit praised for readiness and knowledge of Indigenous character under Capt. Thomas Stuart, contrasting with Bitter Root volunteers under Gen. Gibbon at Hig Hoje battle.
New York dispatch reports Nordica passenger Lillian Nordea sent wireless updates from the steamer Tasman off Branthia Cay reef in the Gulf of Papua. The Tasman, towed off by a Japanese collier, heads to Thursday Island for repairs after sustaining damage. crew and wireless operator praised.
Pat Heena aged 28 formerly of Tondpih News, came to Butte three weeks ago and was killed instantly at the 2090 foot Laval mine in Pennsylvania. He was 300 feet from the station when rock fell while his partner went to the station. The fatal head and chest injuries ended his life. Deputy Stere Mining Tarnedor McGrath led the investigation. The body lay at Duggan's undertaking rooms. Survived by a brother and sister in Pittsburg and a brother in Francisco.
In Louis, Missouri a major operation was performed at St. Tits city hospital removing poisoned kidneys from Mrs. Viola Sullivan and replacing them. The surgeon called it the second such operation in U.S. history, with 44 similar procedures done previously at Bellevue Hospital in New York.
At a December meeting in Indianapolis independent democrats organized the Wilson and Bryan league of Indiana to overthrow the regular Democratic organization led by Thomas Taggart. Delegates from every congressional district attended the session.
A German city reported 14 inches of snow at noon with continued snowfall. A heavier storm is noted as one of only two such events in the past two decades, marking a rare weather extreme.
A Dec 3 report from Montreal outlines attempts to relieve water famine by laying a steel pipe to the intake. The effort failed today and another digging is planned before the trouble is resolved. The notice invites patrons to buy fresh Kyat candies from Lalla Candy Company, promising beauty and completeness.
Portland Oregon December 1 The formal election of Gites formerly assistant to the president of the Great Northern railway as president of the North Bank system followed the resignation of Joseph H Young who had held the post since May 1912 The key change signals the strong influence of the Great Northern group within the North Bank properties and Oregon affairs.
Dee Carl, editor of the Minols Central Strike Bien, reports a Clinton strike-beaker Tony Mis eon was killed yesterday. The suspect refuses to wash blood from his face and wants bruises photographed for evidence. Police seize face wounds while detectives seek orders.
Figures compiled show livestock value at Chicago stockyards in 1943 reaching 365000 dollars, surpassing all prior years. The record appears to dwarf previous totals, signaling a robust year for cattle and hog trades at the renowned market.
The Uleckeent Trays army under General Rosaire Jones prepares for a march from Albany on March 14 to demand votes for the Legislature. The marchers, exceeding 100,000 women, set out at dawn.
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