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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1914
Page
4
Odd tidbits from Butte society include visitors like Genrgn Woolworth of Wisdom and Dr. Cole in town. Local notices report a newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Al Wert Duff, and a bevy of residents traveling, visiting relatives, or attending events. A library renovation pause and a church marriage announcement round out this compact local record.
A reflective narrative recalls the boom era in Butte, Rhyolites, and Virginia City Nevada. It contrasts hopeful boasts with the market collapse and mass departures, portraying Rawhide and Virginia City’s old grandeur, lingering optimism, and the haunting atmosphere of vanished prosperity.
The Waglea Eagles Social Club held a festive New Year’s Eve event in the Tewlsohn building with a fancy dinner, decorated rooms, and a large dance hall. Guests enjoyed a spirited program, ribbons and streamers, and a meal amid holiday color as members toasted the new year. Hostesses included Mrs. Jacob Ain and Mrs. William Liss with support from local gentlemen. An officer installation is planned for tomorrow evening.
New York reports explorer Shackleton will visit the United States prior to his Antarctic expedition. The visit aims to discuss plans with scientists and to meet Americans who have applied to join the party. Naval officers and professionals from science, law, and religion offered their services.
Immanuel Presbyterian Church schedules morning service suspension and adjusted events. Sunday School set for 12 30 PM with WF HL Sarles as superintendent, evening service noted with recital of The Experience of something, Young People's Society to meet Monday evening at the church, with additional gatherings at the manse in the late afternoon.
In Hanson County a morning duel over a feuding romance left Carl Marquardt charged with first degree assault after a shot wounded John Liebe at the home of Mrs. Leh on Jackson Street. Liebe, who says Marquardt threatened to kill him, describes firing five shots through a doorway to deter him. Mrs. Leh acted as arbiter, and both men were taken to the hospital. Liebe’s condition was improving but not out of danger.
Odell Green, an 18 year old rancher near Siien Montana, was rushed to Murray hospital yesterday after a fall. The injury details include a facial fracture and chest trauma.
Public invited to witness the first installation of officers by Daven de Hirsch lodge 240 in the Knights of Pythias hall. Ceremonies begin at 7:30 PM with Sam Goodman presiding. Recently elected officers include President Harry Meyer and Secretary Herman Weinstein, with trustees and delegates named. The event marks the lodge’s thirty-ninth anniversary and is organized by a committee headed by Liduls Copperquid.
Dennis ONeil a well known lime keeper of the St Lawrence mine died yesterday afternoon at the family residence 17 Waulesha street after a four month illness. He is survived by a wife two children a brother Jim ONeil in Butte his mother and three brothers in Ireland. He was a resident of Butte for years and a member of Knights of Columbus Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Robert Emmet Literary Association. No arrangements have been nude for the funeral awaiting word from relatives in Butte. ALE members of Summit senseamyp ment No 7 0 C F will assemble at 2 rast Wark street to attend the funeral of the late patriarch William Mills.
Burglars ransacked the Arthur Mueller home at 18 West Park Street while the family slept. Jewelry and clothing were stolen. a rare door was left open, suggesting a night intrusion around 1 o clock. Police note similar robberies and suspect the same pair linked to a separate loot on West Gran It street.
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