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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1913
Page
4
Butte notes show numerous residents leaving for Los Angeles and Fargo, with several officials and businesspeople visiting from Helena, Lewistown, Spokane, and Kalispell. The column lists travelers, bankers, examiners, and merchants, plus ads for clothing, wines, and Metropolitan market items.
Miss Emily B. Griffith, a handsome milliner, marries Charles L. Davidson after a hurried ceremony at the Thornton. The couple, after securing a license, will travel to Perthind and the coast before settling in California. Relatives attended at the depot as the nuptials were announced to the bride’s family.
All corporations must file yearly business reports by March 1 with penalties up to 10 000 for late filings. Close corporations must report even if no business occurred. dissolved firms report up to dissolution, new corporations report since incorporation. Some blanks not received due to address issues. write to D L Callister, Leicester Salt Lake for resend.
Christiania January 11 Otto Sverdrup and forty six companions on a walrus hunt in Greenland waters are reported lost. The expedition left Christiania on March 12 in a tutor ship and no word has been heard since. A dispatch from Seattle notes Capt Otto Sverdrup, unrelated to another Sverdrup, is in Seattle and heads a whaling firm in Alaskan waters.
Six used pianos fill store space and must go quickly. Prices drop with easy terms: Cecilton player piano $300 with $18 down and $10 monthly. Baby Grand Kimball $400 with $20 down and $3 per month. Holst Hidermaster upright $108 with $10 down and $7.65 monthly. Arion upright $165 with $10 down and $7 monthly. Whitney upright $118 with $10 down and $6.70 monthly. Kimball upright $188 with $1 down and $6 monthly. Ort on Block 216 North Main Street, Butte, Montana.
The advertisement claims the sale of thin suits and overcoats as the best ever, noting 48 suits and overcoats sold to date. It promises new winter styles and mentions Troucher's at 37 39 West York Street as the retailer.
Henry B. Clark and Miss Wéith Redgiey of Bozeman were married yesterday by Rev. Walter Jordan at 635 West Silver Street. The ceremony was witnessed by Mr. Apdora and Gidell Hadgrey. The couple will return to Bozeman after a brief visit in Melena.
Wein's announces a clearance sale with a price drop from 1 to 9.05, urging shoppers to act quickly. The notice highlights reduced pricing and limited stock, reflecting a mass sale event aimed at clearing inventory.
The former governor urged a conference to seek ground on which Republicans can unite to restore strength. He warned against party disunity and proposed selective invitations to top leaders including Rosevelt, President, and several senators. He framed recovery as possible if the party pursues candid governance and temperance reform, opposing liquor and urging government supervised regulation.
New York January 11 The existence of a fin ar non trust that defrauds insurers by arson was outlined by District Attorney Whitman. After a guilty arson defendant Samuel and Izzy Wie Painter now in Sing Sing, the DA had broker George Grutz arrested. Alleged plan had Izzy set fire to Golds house to share in the settlement, implying a firebox can be used for a five dollar cost with a portion of the payout used to retire furniture.
A quirky note from the Taignapalis Tews mentions some old fashioned individuals carrying a prophylactic item in their trousers pocket as an improvised safeguard against a vague ailment. The fragment hints at superstition or folk practice without clear factual detail or context.
The piece describes superstition around carrying fish bones for luck and faith, noting beliefs tied to the haddock head and its two round marks from a divine touch. It mentions regional practices in Buckeye and New England, including the notion of the “lugky done” and a three-fourths inch codhead cited as protective.
Rebels yesterday seized Gen. Jossin La Luz Blanco and his adjutant Crom under the noses of a federal column of 600 men near Madera Texas. Blanco was encamped just north of Madera and reportedly the raiders escaped with their captives into the hills. An unrelated remark notes American novels finding broader reception in England.
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