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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
7
Reader notes most people miss that the small points holding diamond settings wear over time. The writer claims constant servicing and price reductions as a daily practice to address wear and keep settings secure.
A compact collection of items and notes including births at 1316 Raw avenue a son and at 45 Walnut street a daughter. business ads for Rent pianos The Clothery Yegen Bros and Lisa's. a jail sentence for Dan Creighton for wife abuse and support. a $2,000 bond set for Oscar Karri on grand larceny. travel notes from J Pyle to Vancouver. and an auto tour book priced at $1.50 with distribution at the Standard office.
Mrs. Eleanore McArthur a 33 year Butte resident and early Presbyterian church member died after a brain cancer operation performed by Dr. W W Gray in St Louis. Aged about 70 she was born in Ireland and moved to Scotland before marrying in Jersey City in 1870 and settling in Butte in 1881 at 529 South Dakota Street. She is survived by a son two sisters and three brothers in Scotland and a sister is en route to Butte. Funeral at Presbyterian church tomorrow afternoon.
All Hibernians are asked to gather at Walsh's undertaking parlors at seven this evening to escort the late Patrick J. Fallon to Milwaukee depot. Thomas Collins, county secretary. Advy.
All members of the cooks union are requested to meet at their hall at 9 a m today to attend the funeral of M J Herley. P J Keenan president Advy.
A visiting speaker praises Butte for its mining output, noting the city’s vast mineral wealth extracted from the earth and contributed to national wealth. He praises local work and urges residents to be proud of their city.
A semi annual suit sale opens tomorrow in Butte offering major discounts on men’s suits. All $25 to $30 suits drop to $15 and $35 to $80 suits reduce to $25, with guarantee and money back if unsatisfied. Limited time with two annual cleanups in August and February.
Secretary Daniels and party explored the Leonard mine level and top works under police and foreman supervision, asking health and ventilation questions, receiving ore samples, and touring air equipment. He then attended the race track, receiving ovations, before departing to Salt Lake with praise for Butte's hospitality.
Secretary Daniels and party arrive at the Thornton hotel and tour a mine area attended by Chief Murphy and local officials. Autos, luxury cars, and donated vehicles are used for city trips while the secretary observes mine workings with Foreman Bennetts. Daniels jokes about resembling a sailor.
Mr Daniels toured a mine shaft level one day, viewing ore dumped into chutes and loaded into cars. He marveled at the still functioning machinery on the 1,200 level and the vast scale just a quarter of a mile from the surface.
Matinee patrons at the Empress theater anticipate a midweek afternoon show in the popular midsummer series. A large enthusiastic audience is expected as the famed program continues to draw praise from patrons for its lively performances.
Erick Kronholm a 60 year old Whitehall prospector visited Mrs John Montin at 2255 Hickory street last night. He entered cheerful, shed his coat saying greetings from home and suddenly collapsed. A physician and coroner were summoned. Kronholm had been prospecting with his brother near Whitehall. another brother worked at Yellowstone dam.
Sheriff Driscoll attached five horses in the stable of Kelly and Delaney at Ceos Val Hal Nanny McDee and Roberta. Mrs Agnes Johnson charges S J Kelly gave her a note for 780 dollars. The attachment is for the note and costs. The witness swore the horses were to be shipped.
Isaac Korpi a 27 year old resident of 2304 East Granite street was trapped by a ground fall at the Tramway mine last night suffering a badly injured back and bruises to the head. An advertisement offers Bitter Root valley vacations with special Northern Pacific round trip fares from Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Helena and other points to Ravalli hotel.
An English ranch owner in Cuba plans experiments crossing imported South African cattle and horses with American stock to test compatibility and performance in Cuban conditions. The shipments include main springs and watch repairs advertised locally.
Bonding companies send agents from Spokane to Butte to observe racing crowds after a circular warned bonded men their bonds may be canceled if seen at the track. The Spokane activity hurt attendance at the Alan track, which relied on Spokane patrons, as a bond notice said betting proof is not required for cancellation.
The Butte Motor Cycle club plans a Sunday run to Deer Lodge with about 60 riders. Start from 265 South Montana street at 8 am, return by 2:30 pm, tandem and sidecars allowed, riders may bring ladies. Special meeting Saturday night at 111 West Galena street.
Musicians are summoned to headquarters Friday at 1 p m with instruments to attend the funeral of Jack Craveth. J Elmer Young, president, Wesley A Strange, secretary. Ady
Coroner Drew swore in a jury yesterday to hear evidence on the electrocution of Oliver J. Murphy and Patrick J. Fallon at the Anaconda mine on Tuesday. The inquest will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock, with James Boyle of 69 East Copper Street acting.
The injured street victim has recovered from the shock. Murphy’s funeral will be at 9:30 this morning at the residence 22 North Franklin Street with requiem high mass at 7 PM at St Patrick’s Church. Fallon’s funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
Charles Blackburn, a former Butte resident now ranching in Chouteau county, lost 300 dollars when his pocket was picked yesterday noon after his personal check for 300 was cashed at a Main street store. He boarded a car at Park and Main, then realized the loss at Wyoming street and did not report the incident to police.
Reports of a North Coast limited hold up spread widely with initial claims the mail car on westbound No. 1 was looted near Whitehall and another saying the train was halted near Bearmouth. Local officials seek to determine the origin of the false story.
The polar regions cover 4,970,265 square miles and are home to 300,090 inhabitants, according to the data.
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