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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
3
Fractured notes show various advertisements and society items. Mentions of residents visiting, births, and a clerk’s resignation appear amid liquor and wine ads, clothing goods, tires, cigars, and a hotel gala. City life details from Butte readers paint a snapshot of daily commerce and social news.
Two brothers separated for two decades meet by a jail door while awaiting admission. They recount a shared past in New York and Oregon, exchange memories, and confront their drift from home. Their reunification ends with both pondering a future together after a long, aimless journey.
A 98 year old miner Jack I Sullivan was brought to police headquarters after a crowd disturbance sparked by Industrial Worker rhetoric. Sullivan denied causing disruption and was released on 25 dollar bond. Spectators included Matromna Sylan, with a long list of local names attached to the crowd and event.
A fire at the Blacksmith shop at the intersection of Kevidenis or Hats at Pornhsyy and Stain streets caused damage described as normal. Phillip W. Gearits, 40, died at the family residence after a brief illness. Surviving relatives include sister Mrs Mary Thearl of Newark and a wife and daughter.
Mayor Tuwncan appoints Alice B. Scollard as matron of the city emergency hospital, succeeding Miss Sehenkelberger who led the institution during the Nevin administration. Scollard, praised as an efficient nurse, is to work with City Physician Luirst as the hospital seeks stable leadership amid unclear reasons for the change.
Charles R Bond aged 3s, claiming to be the director of the Denver mint's son, was admitted to Emergency hospital this morning with an ailment feared from a drug. Diagnosis to be determined. he was recently operated on. He travels with father Boyd, a salesman with Bozeman ties, and is described as well funded.
Patrolman Burt Leduc reports a fight with the Pan Tanaamen prisoner Panen who allegedly threatened to unleash a force, was injuring officers, and created a disturbance in a restricted district. The assailant received stitches and collapsed after a street confrontation on Ark Street.
Artal Merle talks of senior players and injuries as the Helena series looms. Kellogg pitched well in a recent loss to the Highlanders, while Butte prepares to meet Helena and regain form for the first division. Captain Shannon notes the two week road stretch was tough and Vigilantes expect Lodity.
Reports from the Taven Mining Company detail ongoing shaft assessment, ore development, and water management efforts. Observations note copper ore veins, improving mineralization, and plans to deepen the shaft despite past delays. The treasurer reports maintenance costs, taxes, and a mostly paid stock base with no debt as of May 4, 1938.
Luna Park drew a record crowd as a festive evening unfolded with boat parades on Lake Argour. A splendid illumination from the island, under Messrs Gregory and Gritman, delighted attendees. The next show is set for the pavilion Tuesday evening.
Maurice Williams and Saliness Wilson face bond requirements to secure support payments in Arizona. Authorities demand a bond before release. A deputy pursued a suspect for desertion, a felony in that state, while a written promise to pay weekly support had been made but deemed insufficient without bond.
Alderkin was called to Mis anil yesterday morning by the new loss of Mix another Mrs Caries Titwis to a babe. The event caused strong feelings among friends who held the deceased in high esteem and remembered her kindly.
Horses from the Cowhide course and local stables are arriving for the July meeting at Butte. Stowe Brothers and others bring promising runners like Della Carrot and Mebt Boy as preparations fill the stable space before opening day. President Hugh Wilson calls the event the best yet, with strong support and popular interest in the sport. Alfred Jones leaves Milligan University to return to medical work.
The fragmentary text appears to mention a person or entity named Piri and references roads or streets such as Park Street and Wilar. Details are garbled with missing words and inconsistent capitalization, making it impossible to determine the event, place, or date.
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