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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1913
Page
14
In a harsh winter scene a business man helps a desperate beggar, recognizing distress and transformation after a stranger asks for help. The encounter reveals gratitude and a cautionary note on genuine charity versus pretended need, urging prudent compassion.
A vintage advertisement highlights savings on women's knitwear including wool vests, tights, union suits, and fleece lined outfits. It lists various items in white or red, with sizes from small to large and discounted prices such as 95 cents and 14 dollars, reflecting a bargain-focused sale.
In Butte newsies organize The High for a Mild and Gentler Speech club to curb swearing and petty theft. Members, including aldermen, will set penalties and promote respectful conduct. A meeting at J Wharton’s office outlines winter plans as Midge Wit is named actor for the program.
Ad displays compare Mayer's prices on watches brooches and mens wear with other sellers. The ad lists low prices at 29 West Park and 31-39 Park Street and promotes a sale on overcoats and suits from Kup Reimer Hirsh Whekwire and Washington companies. A separate criminal note mentions Richard Wale arrested for theft in a block near Owsley and Stoles two suits for $1.30.
Thirty five members of the fourth degree Knights of Columbus banqueted at the Finlen grill room. After a nine course dinner JR Jackson announced toasts while Peter De Stere spoke on Catholicism and citizenship. P E Meagher toasted Brophy and Minny Walker recalled humor in Reminiscences during the event.
At a regular band meeting Montana State Band members elected officers led by Joseph J. Vincent as leader and Joseph Beauchamp as assistant leader with business duties assigned.
Six aliens were arrested in an early raid as authorities searched prisoner John and jailed Wilsoneah Wolver. The report mentions suspects Mike Donn, Andrew Mellor, and references a melodrama at the Family theater titled The Tiger and the Badly.
On motion by his attorney We McCarthy a first degree fault charge against William Magill in Judge Donlan's district court was dismissed with a six month period for prosecution. The county attorney was instructed to file a new information. Magill, out on 3000 bail, faces renewed charges as another William Magill with potential ties to private practice in the county.
Cammille Coppens departed for Spokane. Richard Mathews left yesterday for Vancouver, Wash. Mrs. H Hapgood plans to leave today for Watlave. John Swenson went tonight to Ore. Henry N Y M d Reardon headed to Vancouver. A Vinnie Kreitzman left for New York. John Rowse set for Negaunee on business. Mrs. John Williams and Ikkola were passengers yesterday. Francie Brisbin returned home from St James Hospital after a three week stay. Misses Vivian and Ethleen Knuth, from Helena, joined by cousin Helen Meagher for a two week visit after holidays. John P Kelly, assistant to Walter Mr. an chaties.
Furlong, retired as justice of the peace, was retained by Justice John Shay who took office yesterday in the court on North Main Street. Shay, formerly secretary of the miners union, is described as pro- credentials and policy aligned with labor interests.
Raymond Tihwed was brought to Butte from Sheridan Montana where he and a companion tended a band of sheep on a ranch. The youth shouted to the driver Stop I have a pain in my heart then toppled over. His uncles survive in Hutte.
Curling rinks host a nightly series for the Goodale Leys trophy as eight teams contest. Skips include Dr McMillan and J Maxfield with several others such as E M Norris A Campbell and A Nicholls. The format has each team playing all four rounds, the top cumulative scorer winning the cup.
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