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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
15
Michigan City Ind June 2 A factory worker Joseph H Hyrn had a grudge against Nepham Samm a fellow employee. He tipped molten metal from a cauldron onto Samm s back causing severe burns. Samm collapsed unconscious as hot water worsened the injuries. Hyrn was arrested.
Sale starts this morning at The Clothery 81 North Main featuring big reductions on every suit. Expert tailors fit and show the superiority of Clothery clothes. Mr. Fillery, our clothing iman, will assist customers.
A sponsored luncheon at the Finlen Hotel runs from 12 noon to 1 30 pm featuring a savory menu and smart service. Attendees planned include local business and civic leaders.
The Rev. Frank Hopkins at South Side Methodist Church argues that Exodus and Deuteronomy authorize self defense and state execution of murderers. He insists murder is the sin of a hateful heart, condemns anger without cause, and warns of the ruinous toll on families when life is taken. The sermon urges civic loyalty and lawful penalties to curb violence.
Rev C A Rexroad argues the struggle between fleshly appetites and spiritual superiority spans ages from Noah to Rome. He cites Cain and Esau, Daniel, and Salome dances as examples of carnality's decline. The piece notes references to Rome’s fall, gender, and moral testing amid religious teaching. The clipping also mentions local ads and meeting notices for The Clothery and Eagles Clubroom offices.
Montana wool growers expect a robust season with a clip as large as last year. Shearing begins near Billings with Montana prices higher on average than Wyoming, aided by the lower tariff rate that took effect. About 25 shearers arrive daily from Idaho and Wyoming as plans for the convention at Alhambra Springs unfold.
A 70 member amateur company rehearsed the Rose of Shamrockland and impressed with strong singing, witty dialogue, patriotism, and grand ensemble. Tickets should be reserved for June 6 and 7 at the Broadway box office as crowds are expected for the Irish operetta.
Miss Ruby Weinberg of 13 West Platinum street was struck when a five passenger car toppled on Lake view road one mile from Nine Mile house after an embankment gave way. The driver Howard Carlson recovered at home. The attending physician said she will not be permanently injured though her back is wrenched and muscles contused and she cannot walk. The incident occurred Thursday night.
Christ N Scholomiti, longtime Butte resident and Atlas cafe proprietor, asks friends not to conflate him with Christ P Scholomiti also known as Tomasa Scholomiti, the man accused in a white slave charge. He notes he has lived with his family in Butte for years, while his brother George, former Greek consul, now in Kosman, Greece, would denounce the alleged acts just as his brother would.
Mr Clerke joins as Samm vows to offer friends the best bargains yet if given a chance. The Dutch lunches promise satisfying meals at the Finlen venue.
A clean, novel circus in Butte features two rings and a huge steel arena. Captain Ricardo trains a dozen lions and other big cats, with lion bear monkey and dog riding a horse as a highlight. Captain Stonewell presents skilled seals and a parade at 10 30 AM precedes two shows at 2 PM and 8 PM.
At Unity Methodist Episcopal church a special song service welcomed Rev. Mr. Westren back after his Chicago wedding last week. A quartet of Allan Henry Wearne and Richard Treloar assisted the church choir. The couple will reside at the Meadr ville parsonage.
The funeral of Edward A Morrison young bookkeeper of the C O D laundry who died Thursday was held yesterday afternoon from 1107 Maryland avenue. It was largely attended and a carriage full of flowers was taken to the grave. Pallbearers included Wilkins Dyer Garer Crossman Gavin and McGowan. Rev J A Meake pastor of Grace Methodist Episcopal church officiated.
Scores of former business associates and friends attended the funeral of George W. Mutch formerly with Mutch & Young in Butte. He died at Huntington Oregon last week. The service was at the Heinbach home 1901 Robert avenue and conducted under Odd Fellows auspices with Rev J J Dalton officiating. Wallbearers included L Gunderson Frank Cliff J A Amos Fred Cobb and two Odd Fellows members.
The Silver Bow National Bank of Butte reports interest payments on savings accounts. Details include rates, horizons, and conditions for earned interest during the current period. Specifics on rate percentages and applicable dates are provided for account holders.
Felix Wochinsky, proprietor of an East Side second hand store, died yesterday morning at his brother Walter Wochinsky's home. He leaves his father, mother, and five brothers in Newark and Butte. Funeral is Tuesday at White's Funeral Chapel at 9, then Sacre Heart Church mass.
The remains of Archie McDonald age 82 who died yesterday are at Duggan's Undertaking Parlors. Funeral notice to follow.
Larry Duggan announces the death of Michael Orso at his home 168 Noble Street Meaderville aged 58. The funeral will be held at the residence at a time to be announced later.
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