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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1913
Page
16
Northern Montana stockmen report heavy depredations from rustlers and wolves. Farmers blame missing stock inspectors and altered brands, with cattle, sheep, and calves being driven out or slaughtered. Meagher County flocks suffer record wolf and coyote predations, and local ranchers urge action before spring.
Special Dispatch reports a new trial granted in the Arthur Jonmeon case. He was previously sentenced to five years for a violation of the Donlan white slavery law. The judge fixed the penalty despite protests that it was disproportionate, with testimony about a Great Falls native tied to the case and alleged coercion involving a restaurant scenario. The defendant and an involved woman reportedly faced claims of coercion and age misrepresentation, with the case circling back to Great Falls before the woman reportedly died by suicide.
Boise Idaho January 7 State Senator Don Dunning behind a penny contribution plan to pay fines of R S Sheridan C D Hroxon and A R Cruzen jailed in Ada county for contempt of the Idaho supreme court over criticism of a ban on progressive electors. Theodore Roosevelt forwarded ten dollars from 1000 Oyster Bay residents with praise for their stand saying they have made citizens their debtors and champions of the people's right to rule themselves.
Retail shop Mike Clothes on North Malt offers every fancy overcoat on sale for 88. Regular values reach 180. Rav sold at discount with emphasis on wide price cut and store location.
Public confidence in our cleanup sale for highest class suits and overcoats from world famous makers including Kuppenheimer Hirsh Wickwire and Washington company. All at cleanup prices at Bouchers 37-38 West Park Street. Dat.
In police court Monday Mrs. Clark denied her husband ever faced police court charges. She said the dispute stemmed from McCain talking about her, which she attributed as the cause of the trouble and the ensuing proceedings. Clark claimed he was insulted and did not initiate the altercation.
We thank friends neighbors and employees at Rhine and Diamond Drill Contracting for sympathy and floral offerings sent in memory of George W. Winters and Archie Alkire. Mrs. C. C. Puller, Adv.
John J. Foley reports quarterly county fees totaling 904 dollars for September 615, October 420, and November 549. Of this, 715 stems from Ming fees investigation. M Kerr Beadle’s December fees and six days in January are 145.45 and 108.49 respectively.
The street car system plans extensive upgrades this year including four new cars, pay-as-you-enter operation, and converting six open cars into long units. Track expansion from Race Rack junction to Reagan’s adds three miles, with a loop planned in the Southwestern residential area and a route to Locksweet and Ashley. City gardens will be enhanced, with years of development and a $12.0% outlay on trees to beautify parks.
In Butte the debate over modern dances rages from Texas Tommy to the bunny hug with hints of Arseness. Citizens weigh old and new tastes as balls promise a mix of polka mazourka and waltzes, while critics fear crowding the floor and losing etiquette.
The Merry Widowers in a lively Empire stage show blend of songs and sketches. A polished company mixs strong talent with appealing chorus dancers. Two nightly performances and a Friday finale promise bustling vaudeville entertainment amid a big double bill and chorus contest.
The notice lists members and roles for a community event at Momana Irele No 412, including guardian neighbors Sarah Fire Bathorne and adviser Mary Sullivan. It names clerks Mary Boyle banker Amelia Bishop magician Ruth Tobin captains guards Anna Carpenter attendants Emaline Williams musician Ida Boyle sentinels Claire Smith Mary Boyle managers and Ten months Ide Pierce Frances Toomey holdover. The installing officer Amelia Trethawas, helped by Grace Southcombe, with thanks for sympathy on the bereavement of M. Mia Welch Thomas Welch.
Sam Alexander, a diamond owner, mislaid his stone after a night at a Main Street buffet. He retraced steps through the Clark block until the diamond reappeared in his own pocket. A late scene involved noise from corks as the weary effort ended well. Funeral notices for Patrick W. Collins and Raymond Toy follow.
Retired Tenth district judge Edwin K. Sheadie announces he will engage in law practice in Lewistown and open offices immediately. Roy E. Ayers succeeds him, and a bar association banquet features speeches by local officials and attorneys.
D J Charles of Prong Street City informs customers and the public that, after closing the current stock, he will occupy a store room three doors east of his former location. He thanks patrons for past favors and promises a bigger, better stock at prices equal to any in the city once deliveries resume.
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