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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1913
Page
6
A jagged OCR snippet references Gold Dust Washing Powder and Rex Lye powdered perfume items across seven packages. The wording is unclear but suggests a shopping or inventory line item with brand and product mentions.
Friends gathered yesterday to pay last tribute to Frank A. Jones as his funeral proceeded from the real Hence on West Third Street. The Mason ritual was observed and music by a male quartet accompanied by Libby. Active pallbearers included C F Kelley E P Mathewson A G McLean M J Kolbe P M Halloran and W C Whyte. honorary pallbearers were D Gay Stivers W A Montgomery J J Bowman W BR Rodgers and E E Moore.
A strong film program at Roel theater last night featured Phe Tongueious Man a touching love story with Rose of the Toland also shown along with the Old Love and two fine comedies. Pearl White starred in Choran Gil and Daniela delivered a big hit with witty songs. New act repeats tonight. Ade Richard Bennett now leads a company presenting Stop Thief under Cohan Harris direction with Frank acon Mary Ryan Percy Ames Ruth chester fan Martin in the cast.
A court case from last summer in Springs Creek details a comprehensive water rights decree. It enumerates numerous claimants and allocations measured in inches and dates across ditches and springs, including Anaconda Copper Mining Company, W. P. Roberts, James Horvath, and others, with allocations for agriculture and reservoirs and long lists of dates from 1811 to 1907.
The fragment lists numerous irrigation ditches with inches of water and dates tied to various entities including Anaconda Copper Mining Company, Gardiner, Gibbs, Dutchman Creek, and Fifer Cummock. It references removals, hatchery tail revisions, and allocations around multiple dates from 1861 to 1880.
Moving day at the Deer t county courthouse as ten new officers take posts after November elections. Sheriff Mylex Kelly will oversee prisoners and public peace, assisted by deputies. Clerk of Court Bermmott retains Barney Hoan, and Mabel Shai becomes clerk. Templeton moves to schools. a new prosecutor, surveyor, and other officials will be sworn in. Board of commissioners names Dan Toucher and Hen Stabat for terms, replacing predecessors amid vacancies.
About the city notes frequent club meetings and visits with Adv notices. K of P and Rebekahs meet tonight as do the Central Labor Council and Musicians Union. Roy Alley visits from Butte while W T Lymants arrives from Bate. Cast Liquor House serves Limburger sandwiches and Milwaukee beer. The band performs at the rink and Standard Hall gains steam heat. A list of visitors includes Mrs Kood and son, Mr and Mrs Charles Bostrom, Mrs Clay Gibson and Miss Eva Ely, Miss Mabel Meloy returns to studies, and Stated convocation of Anaconda chapter RA M L. There are housing for rent and jewelry discounts at Verberckmoes.
An 11 year old boy, Frank Eg, spent Saturday night perched in a tree on Keto Take shores after frostbitten legs eight inches deep. He feared a mountain lion below as he endured hours of exposure and a torturous walk home. He was taken to hospital. doctors fear the full extent of injuries and possible amputation.
Anaconda and surrounding areas suffer Arctic cold with readings from 16 to 2 below zero on Sunday. Morning lows reached 22 below on the hill, while Georgetown and western points reported 38 to 49 below. Main Street thermometers show 44 below and forecast more freezing before daylight. Coal men and plumbers worked overtime to meet demands as teams delivered fuel and thawing was widespread. Tomorrow is expected to bring an upward temperature move. The passage also notes theater chatter about The Kiss Waltz production and related musical numbers.
William Scallon of Helena visits his niece Miss Anna Scallon while Tom O'Brien arrives from Spot Kane to greet old friends. Don F. Kelley and D. Gay Stivers travel from Butte for Frank A. Jones funeral. Charles Austin visits from Butte. Farl Campbell plans Bozeman agricultural study. J. A. Pyke and Mayor H. A. Conyne tour Baltic Combination in Georgetown. Messages of thanks for kindness and moral offerings are extended for the bereavement.
Trains depart Anaconda and Butte on the B A P Ry timetable with arrivals at 8 106 00 and 60 By. The readable fragments show departures between Anaconda and Butte with unspecified times and stations.
R. B. Crosswhite administrator of the estate of Chris Christensen, deceased, issues this notice. Dated at Anaconda, Montana, December 21, 1912.
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