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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
5
An advertisement touts Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as instantly soothing sunburn and fast healing for eczema heat rash ivy or oak poisoning and insect bites. It claims long professional approval for eczema and ringworm and notes nationwide use by physicians over 18 years. Trial sizes and Baltimore address are listed.
The court finished routine business as the Quin lan Calvert water rights case moves to July 16 for arguments. Estella Mann vs Harry Mann divorce suit was dismissed at plaintiff’s request. Annie Lundmark divorce demurrer overruled and 15 days to answer granted. Tadus Tomasewsky vs Austin Devesek postponed to July 17.
The Alcazar offered The Struggle a strong industrial drama about capital and labor ending in factory destruction and a daring rescue. The Divided House, It Is Lonesome Without You, and a six-subject Grand program followed with strong drama and comedy pieces including She Never Knew and The Tenderfoot's Money. Alkali Ike and the Hypnotist drew laughs. Burial of a Rich Chinaman offered a lavish spectacle.
I have a number of used planes, leading makes, nearly new, offered at very low prices. $5 down and $5 a month buys one, or rent at $5 monthly with the rent covering the cost. Call promptly as they won’t last long at these prices. Charles R. Schlapppi, 318 Be Park Ave, Anaconda.
The G. W. Sparrows defeated the MacCallums 6 to 3 in a protested baseball game. Beausoliel and Lynch pitched well, each allowing two hits, with Lynch fanning 15 and Beausoliel 13. A late double play and a spectacular running catch by Gilmore highlighted the contest amid an error-heavy score. Umpires McDermott Hogan Finnigan, facing heckling from the stands, may see penalties for insult to umpires as the commission considers action.
A dense run of small items and advertisements from a city paper noting pianos for rent, liquor ads, fraternal meetings, park events, business visits, and local sales. Mentions E J Henrold and Roy Brady as visitors, Mountan furniture lodging, Monta Strickland, Buckner and Cox visitors, and a Newsboys versus Cherry Street Juniors game with a 13 score.
News items from Anaconda include visits by Miss Ama Jarvis of England to Mrs. Archie Lingo, Seattle residents Jennie Owsley and daughter visiting Postmaster W. W. Harper, and Mrs. W. J. Clark of Seattle returning after 11 years to visit Finnegan brothers. Also noted are a church service at Swedish Baptist, Ladies Aide meeting at Methodist, a road grader improving the Butte to Gregson route, and businessmen P. J. Parker and Roy D. Graham relocating to Tacoma and Helena respectively.
The Gold Bar Mining Company held its annual meeting in Butte and elected T. T. Wilson as president W. J. Allen as vice president J. C. Freeman as secretary. Board of directors includes Ernest Jackel Barney Dadfelt and John Doneta with operations planned at the head of Warm Springs creek.
Thomas Corcoran, arrested Tuesday night for fighting with James Cudahy, failed to appear before Police Judge Sanderson yesterday. A warrant was issued for his arrest, and he must appear this morning as the trial of Corcoran and Cudahy proceeds this afternoon.
Grant and Cordero performed a neat comedy sketch entitled The Beauty Doctor last night to large audiences. Both performers displayed clever acting and singing talent and drew big crowds to the program.
The Dead Secret closed last night as the program ends. Tonight’s offerings include Secret Service Sam and Black Jack's Atonement with vaudeville continuing as before.
Henry Benson and Miss Ellen Connolly traveled by train to Butte and returned on the late train as husband and wife. Both are well known locally, with Benson a partner at Benson & Westhind on Third street and Connolly having many relatives in the area.
General Manuel Mondragon former Mexican War Minister under Madero arrives in New York aboard the Monterey bound for Ghent Belgium. He travels with his son and secretary to represent Mexico at the exhibition. Mondragon was a key Madero Cabinet figure who joined Huerta Diaz supporters before retiring months ago.
An English billiard table was carried over Montenegro’s mountains from Cattaro to Cetinje by fifty porters. A pilot rode atop the table to direct the ascent around sharp corners. The building later known as Bigardo housed government offices and parliament.
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