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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1913

Page

5

Local notices and ads fragments from a past issue

A collage of advertising blurbs and brief notices lists cigars pianos wines and tours placeholders about births vacations and local business ties. It mentions Os mundo Havana cigars Patton ranch visitations Delta street residents and Hugh Gillis returning from Portland while pursuing a dental course.

Walker's J. L. Cigars Advent Pianos Orton Bros Game's Lisa’s Abe Sherman & Reed Broder Neenatac Gadge Fon Savings and Certificates Patrick J. Cunninghamn Colorado Street Jerry 3. Sullivan Alex J.’ Patterson The Murray Hospital Patton Ranch Big Hole F. M. Varden Sacramento Ai Lio Hag Beet Kel Adv Standard Office B. C Hugh Gillis Butte Portland North Pacific Dental College

Tiny church with two bells serves wedding needs

A Mexican village church near Penon has no seats yet hosts weddings with a tiny altar and two miniature towers. The four hour bell routine mirrors a cathedral, while locals throng the humble edifice. In Geneva region a Lake Geneva border dispute over Saint Gingolon's shared land drags on since 1600 with French and Swiss authorities engaging in talks.

Boston & Maine Railroad Copenhagen Mexico Penon Fof Saint-Gingolon Lake Geneva

Chorus Girls Face Time Checks At Empire Theater

Chorus girls at the Empire Theater have returned home as Manager White travels to Chicago to resolve financial woes. Unpaid performances and sudden firings are alleged by some, while others say the theater’s owners and manager deny responsibility for the closures and delays in announcing the shutdown. The lease was reportedly held by Iddell, who claimed White caused the trouble.

Empire Theater White Chicago Iddell

Empire Theatre in Butte to Reopen in September

The warming trend hurt Canadian business of Allart-Woolfolk, a Chicago booking house, eroding winter profits with summer losses. Shows from Cal ry and Canadian points faced closing, as emoters failed to sustain Canada bookings. The Empire lease may be terminated, with White possibly returning to reopen. The actresses allege wholesale firing over dislike by the manager's wife, leaving them stranded and protesting loudly.

Allart-Woolfolk Company Chicago Empire Calry Canada White Wll Riddell Butte

Round Up Party of Butte Woodmen at Piedmont Ranch

A large Butte and Whitehall Woodmen gathering at the Hamilton Harris ranch near Piedmont in Jefferson county featured fraternal fellowship, festivities, and meals. Attendees included A J McGowan and son J A Good W B Wookey John Maurer and wives Basil Tyson and wives Thomas Tracy and wives J C L Seeman J A Orel Nicholas Merrick William Merritt and J F Barlels all of Butte along with Whitehall participants. The Butte group returned home last night.

Butte and Whitehall Hamilton-Harris Piedmont Jefferson County A. J. McGowan J. A. Good W. 8 Wookey John Maurer Basil Tyson Thomas Tracy J.C. L. Seeman J. A. Orel Nicholas Merrick William Merritt J. F. Barlels Butte Dr. F. Riggs James A. Jergenson M. J. Tuttle Whitehall

Automobile Wrecks Multiply Sunday in Montana

Ben J. Cornelius reports an unusual surge of wrecks from Saturday night through Sunday near Butte. Multiple cars broke down or crashed on rough roads near Nine Mile and Columbia Gardens with no injuries, though several endured long walks as repair shops brace for a busy week.

Ben J. Cornelius Treasure State Automobile Company Kisslikar Anaconda Kelly Washoe Ralph Hodgen Pater Toheney Butte Louis Shell South Montana Columbia Gardens Gornelius

Highest Yearly Temperature Reached in Butte

The highest average temperature of the year in Butte was reached yesterday. The maximum was 8 degrees, four degrees below June's year's high. The 24 hour low was 59 degrees, and at 8:30 pm it was 72 with no wind, making it a hot night. Resorts and fishing spots drew crowds as hundreds traveled by train to the Big Hole Country for solace in canyons and streams. The Butte Lisderkrang held a picnic at the reservoir with over a hundred German attendees enjoying sports, music, and a large dinner.

Butte Oregon Short Line Big Hole Lisderkrang

Elevator accident injures Henningsen employee

Charles Osborne of Henningsen Produce was struck by a descending elevator shafting him in an afternoon incident. He suffered head and facial bruises, was taken to Murray Hospital, then returned home at 1881 Utah Avenue.

Charles Osborne Henningsen Produce Company Murray Hospital Utah Avenue

Anaconda Head Arrives in Butte on Inspection Trip

Benjamin J. Thayer president of Anaconda Copper Mining Company arrived in Butte yesterday on an inspection trip and expressed pleasure at returning. He is at the Silver Bow club. Eliza J. Bath, 59, died yesterday morning at 14 Placer Street. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of a daughter from Spokane, with details to be announced later.

Benjamin J. Thayer Anaconda Copper Mining Company Butte Thayer Silver Bow Club Eliza J. Bath Placer Street Spokane Wash

Small straw hat and large tulle shape noted

In Paris a brief description notes a tiny straw hat contrasting with a large tulle suffllet creating a fuller silhouette. The observation highlights how the small headpiece alters the conical hat’s overall shape and prominence.

Lane Urges $50,000 to Clear 2200 Land Appeal Cases

Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Secretary Lane urging Congress to provide a $50,000 deficiency appropriation to clear about 2,200 land appeal cases now before the Interior Department. He notes delays harm homesteaders and landholders, mostly in western and southern states, with records ranging up to thousands of pages per case.

The Standard Washington Congres Secretary of the Interior Department Lane Congress General Land Office

Public School of Orange Education Grows in Fairhope

In Fairhope Alabama a new public school, the school of orange education, enters its sixth year with 190 Dupis. There are no promotions grades exams marks homework or conduct requirements. Principal Mrs Marletts Johnson explains the program as growing children like corn by adjusting conditions rather than scolding failures.

The American Fairhope Alabama School of Orange Marletts Johnson

Wedding Gift From Igorrote Filipino At Dagupan

A meticulous blade carved with the Lord s prayer and the apostles creed was given as a wedding gift by a young Igorrote Filipino to his American teacher in Dagupan Luzon.

Dagupan Luzon

Solon Blames County Board Over Indigent Care At Galen Hospital

Representative J E McNally told the Silver Bow Trades and Labor council that county commissioners failed to issue commitment papers for indigent patients to the state tuberculosis hospital at Galen. He said the law requires admission by order of applications and that the attorney general would back him up. McNally argued the hold up was the commissioners responsibility despite claims of no appropriation and limited beds. He cited satisfactory reports from Butte on patients improving and stressed no pauper oath is required for applicants.

J. E. McNally Galen Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council Tuttle McNally Hhir Silver Bow County Thes Butte

Relics From Harper s Weekly on Treasury Documents

The Harper s Weekly piece surveys archival treasury items. It highlights canceled checks and warrants from 1824 1803 and later revealing payments to Lafayette the Louisiana purchase Alaska Sew ard Philippines canal and other major events. It notes the Morgan draft for canal payments and Washington s eight year accounts with Caleb Gibbs entries detailing military purchases and odd items such as a broom and chariot mending.

Harper's Weekly United States Treasury Treasury Department Lafayette United States William H. Crawford Secretary of the Treasury Louisiana Riggs Bank Washington Edward de Stoccki Spain Jules Cambon Panama Canal J. Pierpont Morgan & Co Jerpont Morgan Canal Nini Caleb Gibbs Peter Peggy

Funeral service for 16 year old John Alley

The funeral for the late John Alley aged 16 who died yesterday will be held tomorrow at nine in the morning. The procession will move from the family residence on North Saint Street to Patrick's Church for high mass.

Riley John Alley Thorning Forelock Sain Street

Funeral notices for John T and Joseph Coca

The funeral of John T utu will be held at his residence on Shisias avenue tomorrow at 9 oclock and proceed to Sacred treaty church where a mass will be celebrated. Interment in Holy Cross. The remains of Joseph Coca are at Sherman Reed Undertaking parlors awaiting a brother from Rome. full funeral announcement to follow.

Tomulty John Tutu Shisias Avenue

Funeral notices for Don Orale and Helen Caughlin

The funeral for Don Orale will be held this morning at 1 at the Sacred Heart Church on East Broadway with mass. Interment will follow in the Catholic cemetery. The remains of Helen Caughlin, who died at Black Mordahon, will arrive Tuesday evening with funeral details to follow.

Bell Phone 307 Brings Reet, Butte Moot to Monta

In a brief Monta item, Bell Phone 307 is noted alongside Reet in Butte, Montana, dated Monday the fifteenth. The short notice highlights a local telecom-related matter and a municipal context.

Telecommunication at Mount Rosa Peak Sets Record

An auditor's report notes payments to congress members including D Webster and Henry C High Talicin. It mentions a meteorological observatory atop Mount Rosa at 15 450 feet where dry snow insulation aids a unique telephone line that rests on snow and is periodically replaced to avoid glacier damage.

Congress Washington D. Webster Henry C Mount Rosa Apennine Alps

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