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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1913

Page

5

Well known couple wed quietly at Anaconda home

Wendell G. Robinson and Miss Della B. Howell quietly married at the bride's parents home on East Sixth street with Rev. J. W. Tait presiding. The couple, long residents of Anaconda, planned a 3 PM honeymoon departure to the coast, eluding friends at the depot with rice and old shoes.

Wendell G. Robinson Della B. Howell East Sixth Street J. W. Tait Methodist Church Copper City Commercial Company Robinson Anaconda

Newsboys Picnic Planned at Washoe Park Anaconda

More than 100 Anaconda newsboys arrange a July 31 picnic at Washoe Park with watermelon ice cream and sandwiches. The event will be funded from the treasury, with no charge to attendees, and aims to fund next year’s outing through planned entertainments. Foot racing a ball game and other athletic activities are organized by J. C. Lucey Andrew Glenn and G. W. Baker.

Anaconda Washoe Park J. C. Lucey Andrew Glenn G. W. Baker

Three men caught in raid face fines at police court

Gus Tessar and Elmer Moore were fined $50 each after a Tuesday raid on a Mainville resort. Tessar demanded a 24 hour stay of execution, which was granted, while Florence Clark, the resort proprietor, received a suspended sentence. The judge questioned Tessar about relations with a female inn guest and alleged financial misdeeds.

Gus Tessar Elmer Moore Mainville Sanderson

Overheated Range Sparks Fire on Alder Street

A fire caused by an overheated range broke out at 7 pm in the home of Steve Gracan, 314 Alder Street, causing about 250 dollars in damage. The house suffered 150 dollars of damage with 600 dollars insurance, and furniture 100 dollars uninsured. Fire department response was delayed by four alarm boxes being turned in together, causing confusion before a call identified the location.

Steve Gracan Alder Street

City of Anaconda Seeks Roof and Hall Painting Bids

Bids will be received by the city of Anaconda at the city clerk’s office until 6 p m August 4 1913 for painting the roof and tower of the city hall and the mining rooms and halls on the main floor. Bids must meet plans and specifications on file. The city council may reject any or all bids. M J Kelly City Clerk Ad.

City of Anaconda Kalse M. J. Kelly Ady

Reward for information on auto locker thief and stolen reel

850 reward offered for information leading to arrest and conviction of the thief who rifled an auto locker and stole a tin fishing box with an automatic reel and articles. Additional $50 if the finder delivers a thrashing. C. E. Sackett Anaconda Ady.

C. E. Sackett

Anaconda News Shearers Await Clark Recovery

Convention of sheep shearers at Gregson Springs proceeds with limited business while Delegate P A Clark of Utah remains in St Ann's hospital with acute appendicitis. About 30 delegates from sheep raising areas attend, with entertainment planned each evening including a dance boxing card and swimming events at the Gregson natatorium.

Sheepshearer’s Union Gregson Springs P. A. Clark Utah St. Ann's Hospital Anaconda Montana United States Canada Mexico Argentina Australia W. H. Jenkins Oakley Idaho Rowl v Mont Lewis Richards Jimmy Pete Brown Butte Tom Callahan Marvin Hart Paul Woody William Egley Gregson Springs Natatorium

Pianos for Rent and Local Notices in Anaconda

A compact list of town notices includes pianos for rent, meetings by Fraternal unions, liquor ads at The Mint, and various sales and travel reports. Local residents such as FE G Anderson, A E Roworth, and J E Clifford are noted with recent trips or activities. Anaconda Stars challenge Nicknames for a 2:30 game on Alder Street fields.

Anaconda Stars A'der Street

Visits and travelers pass through Anaconda MT and nearby

Six weeks of travel notes list visitors and movements across Oswego Buffalo Utica N Y Montreal Kansas City Denver plus Anaconda residents. Names include W A Ralston J T Gunniss Henry Hendricks and H C Reals with movements to Wauzeka Butte Georgetown and Montana hotel registrations. The Methodist Ladies’ Aid meets at 3 today with Mrs J N Haddick hosting.

Oswego Buffalo Utica N. Y Montreal Kansas City Denver Ladies’ Aid Society of The Methodist Church J. N. Haddick

Engineer Tabulating and Gauging Streams

State Engineer A. W. Mahon was in Anaconda gathering records of streams usable for irrigation or placer mining. Data will be filed in Helena for water rights adjudication. The legislature allotted $5,000 for this work. measurements have begun but completion will take time. The Montana engineers endorsed recording Montana streams two years ago.

A. W. Mahon Anaconda Helena Montana Montana Engineers

Anaconda Mill Union To Vote On Corner Store Lease

The union will decide if the corner store of A. O. H. building should be leased for five years for office and lodge use. Voting hours are 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Members must bring cards. J. B. Rankin pres and Gilmore sec-advy. Smelter Men referendum vote set for July 25, 1913.

Anaconda Mill and Union J. B. Rankin Gilmore Advy

Pete Curley Dominates Sparrows In 19-0 Win

Pete Curley struck out 19 Sparrows as Goodfriends crushed Sparrow 19 to 0 last night. Beausoliel allowed 10 hits while Curley fueled the offense with a first-inning homer and solid support from teammates amid multiple errors. Lewis Clucas returned at shortstop after his birthday eligibility, and MacCallum Cloutier seek to strengthen the lineup for upcoming games.

Pete Curley Beausoliel Curley Beall Kimmelberg Lewis Clucas McHale MaccCallum & Cloutier

Dramatic features and comedies at Alcazar and Grand theatres

Last night the Alcazar offered a strong two reel drama A Hero Among Men about labor strikes and a heroine’s narrow escape, while Jack's Chrysanthemum provided laughs. The Grand showcased The Prayers of Manuela and The Story of the Bell, with Athens and Spotted Elephant Hawk Moth also featured as educational and scenic reels. The programs repeat tonight.

Alcazar Jack Mr. Chase San Francisco the Grand Manuela Athens Greece

Two Arrested After Front Street Altercation

Officer Donovan arrested Howard Scott and Mrs. Frank Walker early this morning to avert a fight over a woman on Front Street. The pair were jailed and will face Judge Sanderson today.

Donovan Howard Scott Frank Walker Front Street Scott Walker

Danderine Promises Beautiful Hair With Dandruff Cure

Advertisement claims Danderine makes scalp itch disappear within minutes and hair appear new and growing after weeks. It describes hair becoming light, fluffy, wavy with lustre and abundance, urging readers to buy a 20 cent bottle to prove the results tonight.

Knowlton Ady

Huerta Recime Blow Delivered By Federals

The article notes a push to move munitions via federal channels after European sources. Ambassador Wilson's forthcoming talks are awaited as officials say no policy pronouncements will be made until those discussions occur. In Mexico City a 2000 strong student-dominated demonstration praised the new Japanese minister, with anti American sentiment restrained by police. A fund drive is mentioned to aid destitute Americans headed to Vera Cruz, while refugees from Mexican ports have been brought to Galveston by government and the American Red Cross for weeks.

Messrs. Bacon Flood Wilson State Department Mexico City Vera Cruz American Red Cross Galveston Texas

Federal forces plan offensive as reinforcements arrive near Juarez

Federal commanders in Juarez announce orders to strike at Guad alupe and Ascension immediately after receiving Chihuahua reinforcements expected tomorrow. Gen Francisco Castro says 1,500 federal regulars, mostly cavalry, are en route. El Paso agents put Chihuahua forces at 10,000 with 5,000 more from Torreon possible. Federals aim to keep a strong Juarez garrison and field enough troops to neutralize Villa and Ortega. Villa last moved near Ascension, reportedly sending a column to aid Americans in a hardwood lumber camp at Madera.

el Paso Texas Juarez Guadalupe Ascension Chihuahua Francisco Castro Torreon Villa Ortega Madera Powell Roberts J. B. Badger Sea States Mexico

Fall term grand jury orders release of two Mexicans

Commissioner Oliver held Roberts and Badger for federal grand jury investigation at the fall term and released the Mexicans on their own recognizance, ordering them to appear before the grand jury.

Sioner Oliver Roberts Badger Federal Grand Jury

Rebels Report Seize Torreon in Coahuila

From Mexico City dated July 23 officials deny the claim that Torreon has fallen to rebels. The town’s garrison numbered over 3,000 troops with artillery, and if capitulation occurred a portion of the garrison likely revolted.

Mexico City Torreon Coahuila

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California Crawford Peaches Chase & Sanborn Waldemere N. B. C. Graham Cherry Wellcome & Peckover CO Daly Bank and Trust CO E. J. Bowman John R. Toole J. C. Harrington L. R. Funk Anaconda National Bank Capital Abbott-Ford Co Tuttle & Mahoney Funeral Directors East Park Avenue Florsheim Goodfriend Newsboys Anaconda News Shearers Clark Convention of Sheepshearer's Union Gregson Arma Schlappi Bernadette Ten't Fraternal Union Hammerslough’s Adv East Sixth A. E. Roworth Chicago W. H. Orr Cash Liquor House Sullivan & Peterson,—Adv Haviland China Hammerslough’s.—Adv J. E. Clifford Andrew Haslin New York City J. H. Gaffney Mary Gilmore H. A. Bradt Burlington W. Roser Potosi Wis George H. Harmon Try George B. Winston Philipsburg Hugh Hannigan Patrick McArdle L. B. Woods Great Northern J. C. Maring Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Salt Lake City Carl Blank J. M. Dwyer H. J. Rainsford P. J. Dunleavy Minor R. E. Eugene Carter Charles Gallagher East Fourth Street Muller’s Morris & Co Underwood leIb Alle Ie W. A. Ralston Ralston L. M. Haight of Anagonda H. C. Reals of Fergus Falls J. T. Gunniss Henry Hendricks of Mrs. C. (. Gibson Georgetown Henry Lindig Wauzeka H. CC. Goldsmith American Tobacco Company Beats K. W. Sparrow Pet. Co Roach & Smith IND Cops Bell Reel Theater Neta Griffin Huerta Europe Studebaker Price Deer Lodge Richardson & Cosens Main St
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