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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
7
Short notes from Butte recording arrivals and departures, visits, births, and local business. Mentions residents from Helena, Belgrade, Jeffers, Logan, Glasgow and Cascade. includes new baby, travel to Chicago, Seattle, Seattle and Pocatello, and Army horse-purchasing detail.
The police court action against William Cutts continues as he appeals a theater license dispute. Judge Lynch’s department is ordered to show cause on July 12 why a property bond should be accepted and why records must be produced for the appeal.
The Eagles of the United States will gather in a national convention in Kansas City from August 3 to 8. It is expected to be one of the most important grand lodge meetings. Joe Robinson, past worthy president of the Butte aerie, will likely attend as delegate, with others planned to accompany him. Attention focuses on the next grand worthy president, with candidate Conrad M. Mann of Kansas receiving strong support from many Butte members.
Kathryn Williams stars in The Court of the Death final adventure reel a farewell series presented all week at the Ansonia theater. Mig Williams plans The Leopard's Founding a new three reel feature written produced by herself. Lydia Yeamans appears with other vaudeville skits and a Vita graph comedy The Circus and the Boy featuring Lenore and Sherwood.
Elliot H. Wilson, a mining engineer, returns from a six week Middle West trip visiting Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and Colorado. He reports oppressive warm weather there with people seeking comfort in minimal clothes and tub searches. Kansas crops are expected to be a record, while Missouri lags. He recalls cool nights in Montana before arrival and borrows blankets from a Sleeping Car operator. He is glad to be back to comfortable conditions and sympathizes with others living elsewhere for work.
Jury found Mose Willard not guilty of disturbing the peace after a preliminary hearing in Justice Con's court. Complainant Gregor Thompson claimed a threat to his life. the jury unanimously acquitted Willard. The case arose from a July 18 confrontation, involving Willard and Thompson over personal relations. Willard vowed to seek a warrant against Thompson for threatening his life.
Advertisement promotes a dance learning class tonight at gar fs with Prof. W J Ryan from 8:30 to 9:30. Afterward an 18 number dancing program. total cost 50 cents, touted as a bargain compared with typical 50 lesson rates of 350. Encourages attendance as golden opportunity.
Sadie Swanson seeks 10009 damages from the city of Butte after an icy Oklahoma Street sidewalk fall on January 23. She also claims 580 for hospital expenses in the complaint filed yesterday. Grace Perkins petitions divorce from George Perkins on desertion and lack of support. married February 18 1910 in Tacoma with no children. May Bluff sues Walter H Little to recover a 20 note from Toston dated November 1 1912.
Moran, an appointee favored by Duncan for the police department, walked into the mayor's office yesterday and handed in his star. He quit without giving a reason, leaving the force stunned. Moran had passed the examining board January 13, 1913, entered probation February 29, 1913, and began active service August 0, 1913.
A Benton Butte post office team of single men defeated the married men 2 to 1 on the circus grounds diamond. Hei man and Rundle powered the married side while Vivian and Shea were the battery for the bachelors. The event capped a local league day. In a separate note, students and teachers near a summer program show harmony and dedication with near full attendance and productive study periods amid a shortened term. John Aietien and Lowe pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and were sentenced to 30 days in county jail after a complaint by J. L. Welser over an attempted robbery at Swiss Home saloon on June 25. charges were reduced by stipulation.
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