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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
15
A local ad claims the shop treats children as well as adults and promises prompt attention to all customers. It emphasizes careful handling of telephone orders and free home delivery, urging patrons to phone in orders for quick service.
Montana aviator T. T. Maroney, recently back East, is installing a Curtis aircraft at Western Auto Supply near the high school. The machine, nearly new aside from the engine and wheels, will be open for inspection. He planned to attend the Los Angeles meet but postponed on company advice and expects to be joined by his wife later this week to establish a permanent Helena residence.
Miss Leona Shryock and Howard Cooney were married today at St Francis Xavier church rectory. Rev Father De Lon officiated in the presence of intimate friends. The bride wore a blue tailored suit with violets. A breakfast followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Cooney. The couple left for a wedding journey on the Pacific coast and will live in Butte. Local friends extend congratulations.
A juror in the Cooney Brokerage Company matter before Judge McClernan admitted fear of serving, was excused, and told not to return. The exchange showed concerns about impartiality as attorneys probed whether the juror could sit fairly despite knowledge of the case and related parties.
Jim Sipes reports the remains of Comanche, Captain Miles Keogh’s horse and sole survivor of Custer’s command, will be given a military burial at Fort Lincoln near Bismarck and later at the Custer battlefield monument in Montana. The horse drew a battlefield load and shared in the regiment’s hardship, earning full military honors at burial after a long service history.
A man in Butte after a failed suicide attempt was found bleeding at a saloon and later committed to an asylum following examination by Donian's court. He told doctors that someone tried to poison him as his family mourns a troubled past and later health issues.
Daniel Bruin, once in business in this city with Ras Roch tater, died near Eugene Oregon on Wednesday when a rope used by a construction gang killed him. His family home is 510 East Mercury Street. Brother Peter Bruin joined the Oregon search for the body, hurled into the river. the dispatch named Drahn.
Mrs Letitia C Bussell an old-time Butte resident asked Mayor Lewis J Duncan to preach her funeral service before her death on Wednesday. She was a parish executive and Unitarian pastor, with substantial east side property. Born in Maine, widow of Laurens D Russell, she will be buried at Mount Moriah in a family plot.
A telegram indicates Governor Stewart plans to attend the Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Silver Heels club Monday evening. President David J. Charles will preside, an orchestra will play, and Mrs. J. E. Nickel and Miss Irma Nickol will sing solos. About 150 banquets will be served at 7:39 PM, with Steward W. M. Hean and Chef Rena arranging a record event.
The Clothery advertises a January shirt sale with deep discounts across many price ranges. Shirts priced at 1.45 1.85 2.65 are offered, with every shirt in the store included in the sale. Local thanks note accompanies obituary-like tribute to a husband and father from Mrs J W Houlihan and family.
Seattle readers learn the state supreme court may intervene on the proposed single tax charter amendment set for March 4 voters. Judge Albertson in superior court issued a permanent alternative writ of mandamus yesterday against the city comptroller to place the measure on the ballot.
Mayer pledges money back on guarantees and vows to sell for less or refund. A newborn 11-pound son is reported for Mr and Mrs Guy Tyler of 051 Maryland avenue. A black fox skin fetches 5 to 10 dollars as fur farming rises to meet demand.
Mrs. F A Miller of 122 East Second Street received a telegram yesterday announcing the death of her father, a prominent Gi ian figure aged Soars of age. He leaves a wife, one son and five daughters, with one daughter in Montana and a sister in this city. The deceased was well known in the section where he lived for many years.
Troha sues for divorce in Butte district court alleging desertion in 1995, seeks $99 monthly alimony, $10 attorney fee, and $100 support, plus wants to resume maiden name Mary Gerguich. Court filing notes pursuit across state lines and a demand for formal settlement. A separate ad promotes a quick-action sale in San Bernardino, Cal. Jan 22. Stewart Wall, 36, who fought Apache battles in 186, wed today claiming prior clash history.
Fragmentary text appears to be a poem or verse about Michigan fisheries and related names. The readable parts include hints of places and people, but details are too incomplete to identify events, dates, or clear affiliations.
A long list of concert pieces and participants outlines a Baptist Church program led by W. J. Stevens with Mrs Trenerry as organist. The event features multiple vocal duets, soloists, choirs, and instrumental numbers, promising a premier musical evening in the local season. G. Berti, a milkman, pleaded guilty to selling milk below standard and was fined 15. Thomas Knight and Ralph McDonald, arrested for vagrancy, were dismissed.
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