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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1912
Page
3
Don’t trifle with eyesight delays cheap glasses and unskilled persons risk serious trouble. Visit our optical department for a free eye examination in the city’s most complete room.
Butte and Anaconda Consolidated Hiring Co promotes Tia Company as a premier Georgetown district investment. It claims strong management, 1 cent per share stock, and dividends from mining claims, water rights, camp equipment, sawmill, and development of the property. Subscriptions urged to J. C. Keppler, W. H. Mahoney, Durston Kleck, and D. McPherson in Anaconda and Gutte, Mont.
Bancroft, wealth officer, told Anaconda city fathers that many dairymen had not submitted cows for tuberculin tests and that state veterinarians were scarce. Health officials pressed for separation of milk into individual containers to prevent contamination. A proposed cement sidewalk project on three sides of the common was defeated amid council discussions and a fire and water committee report.
The Presbyterian baseball team defeated the Christian church team by a score of 2 to 19. The Christians lineup included Johnston catcher Shawkey pitcher Albright Welton first base Sargeant second base Davidson third base Shane left field Herper center field Brandt right field and others. Presbyterians lineup featured Flint pitcher Clinsag pitcher Ditcher Mackay shortstop Farnsworth first base Sperry second wave Stilwell third base Jensen left field Hisken center field Cole right field.
At the last regia meeting the amsters union set a fourth annual pleat at Gregson Springs. A committee of three will invite the teamsters of Hutte to participate. Events include hall games groncha busiitg foot races and other sports. Concessions sales bids close July 18.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe friends gathering in Anaconda for a wedding at St Mark's Parish with a Rex officiant. Names include Mr Craig and Miss Coulter, noted as part of a group of popular young women, though details are incomplete.
A recent strike at the Hidden Lake property yields $12 ore in gravel roots, with reports increasing to $16 ore at deeper levels. Extensive development continues as new lead shows stronger values.
A jumble of notices from city life including meetings at Moose Hall and teamsters union, local arrivals and visits, rent listings, travel plans, and social events. Mentions of Vermilion, Seattle, Salt Lake, Butte, Denver, and Harill ton along with several local names and small ads.
A jumble of notices includes Mrs. Catherine Cuthbert's morning departure for a three month visit to Mullan, real estate transfers near Park and Adin, and upcoming community gatherings hosted by the Lindins' Aid Society. Also listed are theater showings at the Alcazar and Grand, railroad land transfers west of Allen's camp, and multiple brief society and business items.
Portland July 18 The disappearance of Miss Nel Baker a 23 year old trained nurse from Pendleton Ore prompted a police medical inquiry after a newspaper photograph linked her to a violent incident and a deaf mute patient. Letters from Joan reached her relatives before communication ceased and a mystery woman found on the streets is not connected.
Special dispatch from Great Falls notes seven clip s of wool sold at the local market with bids rising from 18 and three quarter to 20 cents per pound. Total pounds about 15,000 at a high average near 19 1/2 cents. Also reports discovery of the heads of Monte Walker drowned in the Missouri near Aighwood creek three miles above Fort Benton at the Greene ranch after ten months.
Washington July 15 Vikilan Lorimer returns to Chicago to work after a dramatic Saturday seat stripping. Unclear if he will re-enter politics or seek electorate vindication as the Illinois senator contemplates his next move amid the recent upheaval.
John Johnson of Anaconda a Montana delegate to the Democratic National Convention said he had no quarrel with other Montana delegates and that Clark benefited from a vote switch. He criticized Bryan’s handling of Walker and praised New York Democrats while noting Tammany will back the ticket. Johnson commented on Roosevelt and Bryan ambitions and praised Bruce Kremer for efficiency on the Montana delegation.
Many friends attend the funeral of C G Coulter at Hamilton with Elks and Modern Woodmen members among mourners. The Woodmen rite led the service at the house, followed by a procession to Riverview Cemetery where the Mikes and John Johnson of Missoula conducted the grave service. The uniform rank of the Woodmen attended in dress.
Apocini Dispater reports in Great Falls that Martin O’Connell, a 9 year old from this city, was assaulted by two strangers at a nearby facility. He is hospitalized in Cut Bank with a fractured face and head injuries. suspects are being sought as authorities issue a description of the assailants and warn of a break in the case.
State Inspector Mo. Pecan stated Bitter Root Valley must curb blight. four cargoes planned to ship from the valley as quality cherries gain eastern demand. Deanala noted earlier shipments proved Bitter Root cherries superior, with sour cherries the first from the valley to depart for New York via Missoula.
Special dispatch from Hamilton dated July 18 reports a lawsuit seeking practice damages alleging desertion. The filing names involved parties and seeks civil relief, detailing pleadings and jurisdiction without graphic detail.
Lucerne court records show Boysen files suit against Norman B. Tiggier for divorce alleging neglect of support and failure to provide essentials of life for more than four years, as Mrs. Ovsen assists with compiling details.
A special dispatch from Helena reports Gen. W. To Marshall Morris Keim and Prof Robert Fletcher inspecting northern reclamation projects. They arrived after touring Shoshone Lower Yellowstone Milk River and North Dakota sites and will inspect Sun River St Marys Blackfoot and Blackfeet Indian projects.
In Deer Lodge County Montana the Third Judicial District orders interested parties to appear on July 1, 1912, at 9:30 am in Anaconda to show cause why an administrator's petition to sell a portion of the deceased Martha Tucker's real estate should not be granted. A copy of the order must run weekly for four weeks in the Anaconda Standard. George B. Winston, Judge.
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