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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1918
Page
14
Anomalous directory item notes D SAWTELL OC TI VAN sick. Investiente case with cause. Ad requests calls for appointment. Fast Park phone 144. Hours 10 to 12 2 to Eve. Evening hours 7 to ?. Rooms 2 and 3. Graduate Palmer School Chiropractic closes 18.
In a hunting incident near Mill Creek, Washoe Queen a long-owned Airedale belonging to I T Kelliday was mortally injured after a wolf trap crushed her foreleg during a chase of a coyote linked to a circle set trap. McFarland attempted to hunt the coyote and trap, with Washoe Queen ultimately killing the coyote despite severe injuries.
The Engineering and Mining Journal oversees a fund to furnish comforts for the regiment about to sail to Germany. Subscriptions are being raised by mining and metallurgical engineers nationwide to support the troops with various needs.
Postmaster general warns West Coast and other post offices to prevent mailing watches lighters and canned heat called Sterne and similar articles to foreign countries or expeditionary forces due to long transit and handling. Vessels marines and shore forces abroad are affected. Relatives and friends of service members should inspect packages and postal officials will confiscate any forbidden items found.
W. Patterson, superintendent at the Blue-Eyed Nellie mine, left for Spokane for a short vacation. He said the mine’s work looks favorable and expressed strong confidence the historic property will soon rebound, noting everything looks favorable and he has faith in the project.
Curler gathering at the Hickory Street curling club hosted four games last evening. Teams listed include Wraser Kidd Capron Kelly skip 12 Meyers McCaskill IL and Morden dette W McKenzie Stevens, plus Collins Whyte Kaddick Halloran skip 6 Mowbray Knelling H Harper, Wines Went Dingle Desjardin Hendry skip 7 Myers Hickcox McCaskill A Morden Stevens Capron Bower, i elly skip 6 ait. 4 skip 5 snip.
Cecile Hensler, year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Hensler, died at 411 East Fourth Street from heart trouble. She had been in delicate health for some time and passed away yesterday morning. Funeral at 4 15 Saturday from the family home to St Pauls Church for services at 8 30.
A fleeting list of travelers and individuals including Missoula, Barker of Portland, Ralph Taut of Seattle, J Heiler of Butte, Frank Scotten of Holter, C R Rhoads of Seattle, A S Wright of Chicago, B C Nutter of Helena, A W Gilman of Missoula, C G Betts of Spokane, R H Smith of Zanesville Ohio, Mr and Mrs M Gruber of Chicago, W Barrett of Great Falls, J Rey Brownlee of Missoula, Mrs Jack Veraliy, Mrs William Harninen aboard Southern Cross and Ed Weis of Chicago.
The mining metallurgical and mechanical engineers at Washoe reduction works contribute 2560 to the comfort bag fund for the Twenty seventh engineering regiment. The regiment was recently organized.
Sam Kane, proprietor on Main street, appeared with Ray Worester and Tom Calhoun in police court over a disturbance charge. Evidence showed the fight began over a bill and noodles were thrown extensively. The Chinaman was dismissed and the two white defendants were fined $10 each.
At a meeting the Anaconda Anglers' club discussed four prizes for the largest native rainbow western brook and wrayling with artificial bait likely required. A committee will set rules and seek stocking funds from state and federal authorities for Deer Lodge county streams.
From Georgetown lake the Anglers club reports a peculiar week long mood of gloom as Lou Bechtel and Dad Hohenstine retreat from winter crowds. Lou as chief provider and Dad as chef brew a coffee triumph that shocks Dad, who drinks deeply then flees toward the spring to cool off.
The Pantages circuit delivers an unusually strong bill at the Margaret theater headlined by an oriental animal spectacle featuring Minnie the elephant along with a horse pony and dog. Six acts include Under the White Top by Ward Bell Ward. Owen and Moore with songs and comedy. Hampton and Shriner as top laughmakers. a bevy of girls in a big musical dance revue. Egyptian dances skating solo and chorus. and Miss Nancy Fair in a singing act bringing the sixth feature to the bill tonight, arrivals from the north last night.
Owing to scarlet fever the city common skating rink will be dismantled for the remainder of winter. A crew removed the shelter yesterday and will complete the lighting apparatus removal today. Anaconda saw an unusually brief skating season with only two accessible days for enthusiasts.
Alfred De Oro, the world champion three cushion billiardist, took the opening block against Charles Otis of Brooklyn in Havana. The final margin was one point as Otis led 49 to 46 before De Oro scored four and closed the block. Otis held a 14 point edge by the fifteenth inning. De Oro finished 98 innings with 450 to Otis 47 innings with 4%. Both players posted a high run of four.
Manager Peter Muldoon of the Portland Rosebuds announced the signing of star forward Dubbie Kerr from Spokane. Kerr has been in government service at Victoria and will join the team in Vancouver next Monday.
Joplin Mo Jan 10 Fred Fulton of Rochester Minn stopped Harry Texas Tate of Nowata Okla in the second round of a scheduled 12 round bout. Tate was down twice before a final right to the jaw sent him to the mat for the count of 10. Tate weighed 206 and Fulton 215 pounds.
Philadelphia January 10 John Melinnis first baseman and last of Connie Mack s world champions goes to the BostonAmericans in a straight trade for players. The names and number of players in the deal were not announced. Insurance of all kinds. Williams and Durston Company 110 East Park.
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