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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
8
Michigan City offers a clothing sale described as superior by experts with a special luncheon from 12 noon to 1 30 at the Fink cron and a dramatic reduction on stock as customers are urged to attend a demonstration of clothery lathes and materials for a busy shopping day.
A South Side Methodist sermon by Rev. Frank Mopkine discusses the sixth commandment and the defense of life. He cites Exodus and Deuteronomy, argues self defense may be lawful, and warns anger and hatred lead to murder, urging compassion and lawful restraint to protect society.
The sermon by Rev. Chas Festond at St Johns Methodist Episcopal Church argued that sin divides humanity, contrasting Cain and Abel, Noah’s era, and historic nations. He linked sensual eating, moral decay, and idolatry to the fall of Rome and urged adherence to spiritual discipline and virtue.
A fragmented local notice shows a shopper asking Curtis to secure a $35 suit for $29.75 and to arrange pickup. The text mentions THE CLOTHING STORE at North Matt and lists club meeting notes for the Eagles with partial names and a secretary’s office location.
Montana wool prices rise as shearing crews flock in from Idaho and Wyoming. Union said Montana clip started near Butte with Northern shearers joining June 16. About 25 shorn waers arrive daily. state clip to be completed by July 22. Annual convention of the wool industry opens August 2 with resignations anticipated.
An amateur Irish operetta titled Rose at Shamrock is staged this weekend at the Browlway theater. The show features humor music and song and aims to delight both Irish and other audiences with refined performances. Tickets are on sale now for June 6 and 7 at the box office.
Miles Ruby Weinberg of West Platinum Street was struck by a vehicle near Nine Mile House on Like View Road. The attending physician says she will not be permanently injured though back injuries and muscle strain left her unable to walk unaided. driver Howard Carlson has recovered from bruises at home.
The text portrays Christ N Seholomich as a long respected and popular resident of Butte, owning an Arab cafe on Front Street South Butte. It mentions family ties, a wife, and a claim of ongoing social ties with friends for many years. Local chatter questions the validity of these connections and hints at social bargains at Datel lunches served by Nya Pitten.
The Barnes Circus presents two rings of trained animals including tigers and leopards performing with high skill. Captain Ricardo leads his troupe through thrilling stunts in a steel arena while Captain Stonewell showcases sensational aerial acts. A bear, monkey and dog ride a horse as a novelty, with horses and clowns entertaining children. Parades begin at 10:30 AM, followed by matinee and evening shows.
Unity Methodist Episcopal church held a welcome service for Rev. Westren who returned last week from Chicago where he married. A quartet including Allan Henry Wearma and Treloar assisted the church echo. The couple will live at the parsonage in Mesder-Vitis.
Funeral services for Edward A Morrison, bookkeeper at a laundry, were largely attended. The ceremony followed at the grave with pallbearers named Messrs Wiking Dyer Gaver Crigsntiies Earn Mecuwan and others. The service took place in the afternoon from the residence on Westland Avenue.
The passage describes a murky event with named figures such as Ty Gunderson Frank UAW and T. A. Amos, referencing a national rank and a payment of statements. It appears to recount train related activities and the news presence at a Wells Avenue location, with unclear details and several garbled names.
The fragmentary notices name Frank Rubituille and Peter J. Moran, with expected cremation and funeral arrangements. References to Walsh undertaking parlors and Spokane death, along with a Mooren family residence and partial contact details, appear among scattered lines.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals Walsh and Walter linked to a family home incident in Newark and Butte. It references a death or illness, a proprietor, and a business name Secomdhad with limited readable details. The piece lacks coherent facts or dates.
The remains of the late Archie McDonald Reed, 82, who died yesterday, are at Dogsan's Undertaking Parlors. Funeral arrangements to follow.
The man aged 38 died last evening at his residence 3 Nobla street Monderville. The funeral will be held at the residence at a time to be announced later.
Local obituary note lists Sherman and Reed Undertakers and Embalmers services in the area with address at 4157 and mentions Cara and Taxicabs Im the Olte, lina in a brief directory-like entry.
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