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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
14
About six thousand miners are expected to vote today in Butte as the miners union selects officers. The conservative faction supports a strong ticket while opponents split among socialist and Industrial Workers lines. Voting starts at 9 am and will continue to 11 am with possible extension if needed.
Local retailer Mayer's advertises price matching and a money back guarantee to attract shoppers. The notice emphasizes "make and number for number" deals and invites customers to compare rivals at Mayer's, located at 2 W.
A reader muses on wedding invitations and common dilemmas in choosing guests. The piece reflects shared human hesitation and imagination when facing invitations and social expectations at weddings.
Judge Rooker and Judge J Mittermith in Helena disposed of James McCarthy’s appeal against county commissioners' refusal to renew his liquor license. Protest not filed 29 days before expiration under recent law. McCarthy’s counsel celebrated. license to be issued after ruling. Other cases noted include Mandamus against Goldie Berger and orders in divorce and property cases with various deadlines set.
In a crowded scene at the big gardens the evening dance draws a mixed crowd as attendees ask each other who is the Mere tonight Adv.
From the Ronan Pioneer. Four or five weeks ago Butte residents toured the reservation including Kalispell and areas north and west of the lake. Lemire brothers hosted them, and Rose Lemire notes the party praised the country from the Mission to Ronan as ideal for investment and living. The visitors expect summer buyers and business interest in Ronan.
The city issued permits for a frame building on Fourth avenue costing 800 dollars, another on South Jackson street at 900, and a rear Wyoming street frame dwelling at 20. The Modern Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors held a church service at St James Episcopal, Rev. G G Bennett delivering a sermon. Election of local officers and amendments to the constitution and business laws are set for Wednesday June 4, polls 10 30 am to 8 20 pm. members should bring their cards.
The Wanderer observes crowds during a funeral procession and street crossing rituals, noting superstitions and respect for the march. He laments busy streetcar repairs, surge in private garages, and the rise of numerous parlors in Butte. He critiques social fashions, dances, and retail temptations, offering sharp, humorous commentary on public life and urban habits.
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