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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1913
Page
4
Butte notes list numerous residents leaving for cities such as Denver, Rockford, Indianapolis and Los Angeles. Reports of births, marriages, and hospital plans appear among travel and business notices. Local officials and business figures, including Dr G. Charles and J. I. Dalinigon, are mentioned with brief updates on activities and services.
In Spokane a spaniel named Grover captured attention by using a long-distance telephone to greet his family. Owner Walden described timely lessons and costs, noting Grover’s enthusiasm and the dog’s ability to recognize familiar voices after months apart.
A fragmented local text shows characters discussing a revolver and elusive plans. Mentions include attempts to raise 340 dollars, a wife in Salt Lake, and someone named Wog kone ELod, all indicating unsettled personal finances and confusion.
Well known young men of Butte fought a private melee last evening without court or attorneys, with a referee. The scuffle began near a milepost south of the river and ended after physical clashes, with injuries patched up by a bystander and the referee guiding a reconciliation.
The article reports on a large gathering of Irish Volunteers at a smoker event led by chairman Major Deeney. It highlights demonstrations by English army savers, mine demonstrations, pillow fighting, singing, and dancing performances, with multiple participants including Leary brothers and John A Sullivan.
Boze reports a gong at the Butte Electric and Power building, as police guard the rear and detectives prepare to enter the vault room. The bookkeeper, startled by the alarm, had left the vault door open, triggering a swift arrest and a swift company explanation of a previous mistake.
Victoria Lodge No. 832 hosts a Song of St. George unity ceremony with many members participating. The program lists numerous toasts remarks songs and recitations by members including Myra Opie Rosa Ball Opie Nicholas Qates Andrew Osborn and William Peters among others in a lively evening event.
Justice of the peace Waller L Crown officiated last night in South Butte as George F Johnsen married Miss Selle tM, both of Butte. The couple were married in a simple ceremony witnessed by local residents.
A list of arrivals and names from multiple towns appears alongside a local death notice. Walter Felerson, 16 months, died yesterday at 1206 Gallatin Street after an illness described as starter fever. The burial will be private.
The fragment describes a voyage from Villa sath in France by air to Yor sailins then Alampes and Chartres, with a rest before continuing to Chartres and Villacoubl as part of a superior trevet duty, though many words are garbled.
Ongoing search this morning yields fragmented updates from Gilmore to Davenn. Respondents describe rugged terrain and a steep slope near a rail line as responders attempt to locate Moore’s body. no recovery reported by Sunday.
A noisy rally day event by Volunteers of America sparked local attendance. Police reported a late-night disturbance and two arrests linked to a robbery incident on Pack Street.
Josialh Youtten, 42, long time Butte resident, died four terday after a brief illness at his home 18 West Center Street Centerville. Surviving are his wife and four children, two sisters Main Merete and Mrs Katherine Donati, and two brothers Thomas and Heney Youlton.
The annual election of officers for Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Centerville resulted in W. Johns as chorister Mrs Johns as assistant chorister Lewis A Merrifield as secretary James Bawden as icrman and advisory board members include Mrs James Bawden John Talleck and Jurry Andrews with undersigned observers.
George Hart faces a petty larceny complaint filed last week at the Southern hotel. J Warris is charged with third degree assault against John Kain at 117 Talbot Avenue, at the latter's home.
A local ad promotes $25 suits for 15 with extra trouser pieces. limited to today only at 31-39 West Park Street.
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