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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1915
Page
4
A Helena gathering organized by the Anti Saloon League with Joseph Pope in charge. The event outlines dates, attendees, and related schedule items for the statewide reform effort.
Deer Lodge January 2 Attorney Maury of Binte Meator petitions for writs of habeas corpus in the district seat. Petitions seek the detention of suspects including Braaien. Arguments claim confinement is illegal and request immediate release or show cause. The proceedings reference orders and pending pleas, with names and details partially garbled in the OCR.
M J Walsh Funeral Director and Embalmer located at 125 Fast Vork Street serves Bell County area with cremation and burial services. Contact numbers include dependent 1283 for arrangements and inquiries.
The funeral for Maurice J Buckley will be from the Feardence residence at 2 Fast Woolman Street with a morning service at St Marys Church. Interment will follow in the family plot at Camolte cemetery.
The funeral for Mrs Eureka Hames Martin occurs this Wednesday afternoon at 1 00 o'clock at her mother Mrs Gurl Hamry’s residence 204 Aen Street. The service is led by Rev E Groeneveld. Also noted Florence Ameck wife of Mr Perry Ameck died yesterday with services to be announced later at Richards parlors.
Mr Moore appears on business incidental to court proceedings in Nira while William B Calhoun will enter. Ladies Aid at the Methodist church plans a Thursday afternoon gathering at home on January 1. Miss A Annenon of Minneapolis joins B Gannon & Co and is related to Mr and Mrs C J Thoreson. Stenographer C K Sackett from Hamilton is mentioned as Judge McCulloch sets circuit court hearings in place of absent Judge Winston. Funeral attendees from Hall and Drummond honor Mrs John A Harding. President Hamilton of the state agricultural college Bozeman will lecture on The European Woman in Her Home at the high school auditorium January 14, with an afternoon address to pupils.
The funeral of Charles Wight was held at Odd Fellows hall in White Sulphur Springs at 2 oclock. Members of the Odd Fellows Rebecca and Elks attended along with many personal friends. The casket bore garlands from former associates and local teachers and relatives, with Florence A. Wight among the relatives present. Wight had never married and had lived with his brother for four years.
Nat G. Carwile, a 2 year Billings resident and early Wyoming pioneer, died this morning of heart failure. He served one term as county police judge and was known as a practicing stockman in the state.
Livingston reports Attorney General D M Kelly ruled women in Montana cannot serve as jurors after a telephone inquiry from County Attorney Frank Arnold. The issue arose when county officers met to discuss jury service standardization. The ruling was sought to unify practices across the state. Meanwhile, suit by Rank J Bennett against the Northern Pacific Railroad seeks 2300 for alleged negligent handling and shipment of stock from St Paul to Wisall. A separate accident injured Trammell when his clothing caught on a cas and he fell, fracturing both arms and bruising the body.
Ditton Jan Henry Bartie rower case mentions $78 in a safe. John Carter and a youth named Baker held awaiting the sheriff from Tahe Falls. Two divorces granted by Judge Poindexter Jone to Mrs Annie Yos the thire minor child for support. Hank Toomey suffers eye injury after skating incident. Fink Aid involved in a skating mishap. Gauthier's previous disturbance charge dismissed. weapons charge arising from a separate incident noted.
J G Watson who led the state prison band at Deer Lodge for three years has resigned. He departed for Butte and will seek a location in California. Deputy Warden Thomas Hirst rode the Burlington to St Louis to pursue a prisoner, Harry Johnson, who escaped near Warn Springs about three days ago.
East Great Falls Jan 12 Edgar A Yewson longtime cashier at First National Bank of Missoula since 1907 has been elected cashier of Great Falls National Bank replacing RP Reckards who recently left to become president of a newly organized bank Newton began in banking at Great Falls National Bank years ago then left to cashier Missoula bank
Helena reports the death of HR. Palmer a Helena man head of HL. Palmer & Co bond and real estate firm after a sudden heart failure as he prepared to go home. Palmer came to Montana in 1887 born Cincinnati 1882 leaves a wife a daughter and one child multiple leadership roles in local and state associations noted.
Washington January 12 reports say President Wilson seeks information on disputed federal appointments stirring Senate concerns. No authority confirms any withdrawals. Also in Haiti a revolutionist claimed gains around Cap Haitien and Limonade as troops tighten around consulates. Ernestine Schumann-Heink cancels tour dates due to bronchial pneumonia, plans to travel none soon.
A political figure signaled a veto of the immigration section citing literacy tests. In preview ahead of Congress final passage he refused to state his plan, saying callers could only form a shrewd guess of his stance.
A major House vote defeated a proposed woman suffrage amendment after hours of debate. The record lists numerous lawmakers opposing and supporting the measure, with remarks on federal overreach and public demand. The session included interruptions, a rejected rule change, and heated exchanges over states rights and suffrage.
War dispatches describe continued Turkish resistance around Kara Urgan as Russian forces push toward the Caucasus. Turkish authorities deny a great defeat and claim gains beyond the frontier near Olt and Ardahan. Austrian capital faces outbreaks of disease amid refugees while German icebreakers thaw Mazurian lakes to aid gunboat operations on the East Prussian front.
Petrograd reports through London that Noury Bey, chief of the general staff of the Third Ottoman army corps, sent by the sultan to investigate the defeat at Sari-Kamysh, was captured by Cossacks at Kara Urgan, per the Tiflis Bourse Gazette correspondent.
Veterans groups held joint installation ceremonies at Moose Hall last night. Officers from United Spanish War Veterans and Sons of Veterans were installed. Ladies of the Grand Army and Grand Army of the Republic provided programs and songs. A banquet followed with army style service and dancing.
Prices for various items listed include Apples per box 31 10, cider per gallon 35 cents, cream pint 20 cents, pineapple 2-pound cans 50 cents, oysters five cans 50 cents, Libby’s milk 50 cents, Carnation milk per can 10 cents, seeded raisins 10 cents, currants two packages 25 cents, city-laid ewes per dozen 50 cents, Bozeman ranch eggs four dozen $1, fancy asparagus tins 50 cents, Barrington Hall coffee can 80 cents, fresh-skinned hams per pound 19 cents, homemade Leta per quart 150.
A vintage advertisement extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments. It claims avoidable surgeries and rapid relief, credits catarrhal conditions, and asserts widespread endorsements from professionals and citizens. Free booklet offer and money-back guarantee are noted.
Viv and the groom were married yesterday at Bu Puurts church in a ceremony led by Father Mae. Attendees included Peter Cariher Sourin and Maw Alice Sturphy. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's father Sonoph Murphy home and the couple depart for a brief trip before settling at Cedar Street home. Their friends extend sincere congratulations. Japan's government forests last year yielded $5,380,000 in revenues and spent $2,327,000.
Stevens wins a lopsided class B curling trophy game against Cunningham as the lead builds early and ends eight. In class C, R Barich defeats Shawkey with a decisive run of ones and threes, yielding a sharp score gap. The brief list of names shows multiple skips and players across both matches.
The clipping lists numerous individuals from Butte Helena Minneapolis Spokane and other places with scattered spellings and titles, followed by a line asserting Russia’s railway mileage at 43 788 miles plus additional figures for Finland and Eastern China.
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