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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
6
The source fragment suggests a coach with three fans or mentors connected to a championship effort involving the opponent high schools in Montana. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear names, dates, or institutions.
Helena June 2 The state board of health warned Montana milk dealers to expect arrests in coming summer if samples fail to meet standards. The dairy commissioner plans statewide testing and will prosecute sellers using preservatives or skimmed milk. Restaurants and canners face strict enforcement to ensure milk meets required quality.
Dillon Juste 2 K E O'Brien known as Bob Cole pleads guilty in Judge Kennison's court to forgery. He was arrested at Armsford by Sheriff Erwin and accused of posing as a deputy United States agricultural inspector and forging checks on the First National Bank of Dillon. He also wrote checks on the First National Bank of Helena using a Dillon bank check. Witnesses included A Fischer of Melrose, Nilon, a notary CN Davidson, and J E Hample. Shearing ops and road matters noted in various districts.
Funeral for Mike Catherine Haltiusd will be held at her brother Gennis Holland’s home at 315 East Sumit Street. The time will be announced later.
Fragmentary OCR places Sherman Reed Undertakern and Barlatinire at 11 East Uromaway in Butte. Details missing.
The remains of Dr. Carter will be shipped to West Mont for interment. Frederick L. Mott will be moved from Michardy's parlors to 94 California avenue for a funeral tomorrow at 2 PM, Rev. Wolfe officiating. Mrs Rodda's funeral is tomorrow at 2 PM from 107 East Center Street, Trinity Methodist, officiated by Paull B. Adams. Samuel J. Peaves, 67, died yesterday and funeral arrangements to appear later. Richards Funeral Directors, Mentana River Road, phone 207.
M J Walsh is named director and equluser at Mant Park with 12 percent stake. The notice lists Phones Bell 8G and references independent status with francophone framing. Details are fragmented but identify an individual in a leadership role and a park setting.
The herald of Mose and daughter of Mr and Mrs Faines Boyle will begin training this Wednesday under Duggan's undertaking, marking a notable entry in local sports preparation and mentorship.
Larry Duggan linked with RoWalite Undertaker and Airbrimer at 22 North Main Street in Bell Phone 770, as local notices reveal affiliations.
Venerable pioneer Mrs Laura Blackman dies early Sunday at her daughter's Bozeman residence following a brief illness. Born 1820 in Michigan, she lived across Kansas Colorado and Alder Gulch, recounting frontier life and helping with early anti slavery work. Survived by three children and a sister. Funeral planned at her Silver Star home.
Phillipsburg reports a flurry of visitors and departures in late spring. Russ Brambie returns home after teaching in Doseman while Mrs. C S McDonald visits Annecenda and Kitten hosts a new car arrival. Delegates for the State Federation of Women’s Clubs depart Lewistown, and Memorial Day events fill the town with services at Pythoran Church and Methodist rites.
At a hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission next week Montana officials push for freight rate reductions from the Northern Pacific and Milwaukee lines. Senator Myers introduces a 10000 dollar appropriation to acquire the Lewis and Clark cavern site near Whitehall. The public lands committee reports on Walsh’s Glacier bill proposing land exchanges for park lands and forest reserves in Montana. Representative Stout seeks 100000 dollars for a public building site at Glendive. Special congressional session updates follow.
Dennis Barton of Deer Lodge died this morning in St Joseph's hospital after a week with liver cancer. A Harbor businessman, he was married in Dillon Montana and leaves a daughter in Tampa Florida and a sister in Mount Ayr Iowa. Body to be sent to Indiana for burial. he carried a $24,000 life insurance policy.
Gov Stewart has proclaimed that 240,000 printed arguments on the workmen's compensation act will be submitted at the fall election. The secretary of state verified the submission and noted arguments were sent to registered voters, though copies were short and filing appeared incomplete.
Beaverhead county commissioners approve 500 for a county display at the state fair to be managed by Krank Tandbaker of Dillon. An additional 2000 is allotted to the county for exhibition planning and transport of exhibits to San Francisco and San Diego for the Panama-Pacific Exposition advertising effort.
Whitehall letters note visits by C G Campbell and W Avon in Hubbard. Jimmie Lyon returns from South America as a new traffic update spreads. Northern Pacific orders materials to expand the Whitehall station due to crowding. Bridge foreman J A Strawn and crew repair bridges on the Ruby Valley line and nearby Whitehall area. A train incident injures Pete Carmichael when his horses balk and he is thrown. Grass irrigation and a 10 by 3 block park area described.
Helena June 2 The Montana weather bureau reports a need for rain in northeastern Montana while other sections show good crop conditions. Warm and dry last week aided growth generally, but parts near the Canadian border suffered insufficient moisture. Seed, flax planting about finished though delayed by moisture shortages. gardens and potatoes face injury from drought in western and central valleys.
The Chicken Fanciers Bozeman Jung 2-A M Branden burg and W F Schonps of the Agricultural College led a trip to Fares to consult with Montana Poultry Association and others. They discussed planning exhibts for the state poultry show, the state fair and the San Francisco fair and began steps to promote pure bred chickens in Montana. They will provide pure bred males free to bidders who sign a three year contract to raise only pure bred stock.
Treasury department grants charter to Gio Palmers National Bank at Sidney Montana. It will start with 325,000 capital. R. S. Nutt serves as president and J. A. Lokencashier as cashier. E. HH Beltsbough H. ML Baleton Retton and E. A. Anderson Kalispell named assistant foreat rangers.
Hoxeman June 2 report from the United States land office in Bozeman for May shows 122 homestead entries, two desert entries, two timber and stone entries, and 1 final certificate issued. Total receipts were $4,606.05 with earnings of $3,851.92 including $2,729.40 in fees and commissions and $1,121.33 from land sales.
Dr I H Naenan a leading physician in Belgrade was married at noon at the Holy Rosary church in Rozenan to Miss Bath Harper of Salt Lake City in a ceremony at the residence of Rev Father Lejtham.
Robert Strastun and another man were captured after a river holdup. Strastun pleaded guilty before Judge Kewnteon. the other defendant pleaded not guilty. Bail set at $3,000 each. The holdup left Mrs Wiltons and Mrs Sitterson shaken. a physician treated the wounded.
June 1 at the Meu lant State Neem college campus featured pow wow style exercises on campus grounds. A daytime program in the auditorum led to a grounds procession with dancers in Indian regalia. A campfire dance followed as both classes reportedly reconciled and joined in celebration.
Mrs Lula Nelson sues T E Nelson for divorce alleging cruelty and intemperance from their 1903 marriage at Wlandratu North Dakota and seeks child custody. City council rejects bids for storm sweeper and flusher, may revisit after aldermen study merits. Nelson Bros of Minneapolis warned to fix defective sidewalk within 10 days or city will sue in federal court. Big contract to replace six miles of wooden mains to Spring Creek Creek expected to be awarded in June.
The funeral of Tomig Hwayzr, pioneer of the area, was held yesterday afternoon at the Christ in church with Rev. Q. W. Jones officiating. A large number of friends and relatives attended. Mr and Mrs William Murray returned from their short honeymoon trip and were interred here May 7. At the counted meeting last night, Baird Tarheet was elected chief of police amid a field of 45 applicants.
Five defendants withdrawn not guilty pleas and pleaded guilty before Judge Miller Smith in Helens on gambling charges. Each was fined $100. Named offenders include John Cimmings Truvad Fenn Bennett Henry Bossman and Tony Mundinis. Several similar cases proceed to trial.
The Scottish Hite Hodies of elonn consistory began Herp talay the first session of the chird Aumaer sinnia reunion. About 100 Masons attended from various parts of the state. Degrees from the fourth to the fourteen were conferred today. Tomorrow the historical and religious degrees from the fourteenth to the eighteenth will be conferred.
The Lewistown chamber of commerce held a June 2 meeting where directors adopted resolutions condemning picketing and boycotting and declaring support for an open shop policy in the town.
Bozeman June 2 Miss Ross Adams longtime public speaking and English teacher at Gallatin county high school has resigned her position. She left Monday evening for Beaver to visit relatives then will tour Sunane City before returning home in Sac Ison Wisconsin where she plans further study. Her friends regret the departure as she prepared to marry.
A Milwaukee Mercantile and Manufacturing Association delegation travels to Bozeman on June 4 aboard the Chicago and North Western train, escorted by government officials. The party plans meetings and summer work with the Bureau of Fisheries crew, fostering better commercial ties between Milwaukee and the Northwest as four cars, a sleeper, dining car, and observation car are listed aboard the Loan.
A worker discovered five sticks of dynamite under a secretary’s office after which alarms rang through the building. The fuse burned, but a fireman stopped further damage. The guard, who later revealed motive tied to seeking a promotion, was injured while apprehended.
A collision on the Salter route near Great Smithville was averted when an engineer applied brakes and warned the other train. Miss Alice Gondwnn of Payette Idaho and a focal woman were seriously injured. about twenty others suffered minor injuries. The crash was caused by a defective automatic switch on the incoming train.
New York and New Haven directors discuss testimony by former President Metter before a congressional commission. Several board members expected to testify. some of Mr Mellen's statements to be contradicted. Accountants engineers and operating officials to appear later in the week. William Rockefeller absent at the Chicago meeting.
Washington June 2 The Interstate Commerce Commission begins its examination into the New Haven railroad affairs tomorrow. Directors William Skinner Henry B. Mellary and J. Elion along with a former board member Laurence Minot are prepared to testify.
Fragmented OCR item reports vast land figures with cultivation area 348,429 acres and 1,433,758 acres under some use, plus 792,649 acres in hay. Mentions 20 percent of the noncultivated area as suitable for grazing or other uses, but text is garbled and partially illegible.
Vera Cruz reports note sporadic disturbances amid rumors of Huerta’s plans. A Mexican trader tried selling ammunition to Americans. authorities confiscated the rounds. Elsewhere, gunboats, rail threats, and a large epidemic panic affect the region as federal and constitutionalist actions unfold.
A Western mining firm reports no planned curtailment of output at the Butte mines. Officials indicate June production will run about the same per day as May, with ore moving to Washoe and Crest Falls plants. The meeting concluded with agreement on daily ore quantities for shipments.
Senator Borah pressed for western public land legislation in the Senate and urged quick action on a grazing land law and a power law while noting time needed to settle reclamation payments. He warned delaying passage would be unjust to thousands of settlers and tied the issue to potential river and harbor bills.
Tiexolo Ogsioni, a Venetianoble woman, was acquitted today on a charge of murdering Captain Oggioni, her husband, in November 1918. The text notes a violent incident when he entered her room and mentions dog bites across New York in 1921 between January and October, per health department statistics.
Kee and How, two Chinese laundry workers, fired after robbers burst into their Colorado and Gilena Streets shop at 1:30 this morning. The gunmen fled west on Fallon Street then south on Idaho, pursued briefly before disappearing into an Idaho Street alley. Kee and How, who had armed themselves after prior robberies at the laundry, chased the duo with a witness, Sol Levy, present.
Rain halted yesterday’s scheduled game between Butte and Salt Lake, with players hoping to meet today. Two double headers are planned this week with June 12 miners union parade in view and June 13 game arrangements set. Morgnup will work today and Jackson, healing, is expected to appear. Every Butte player holds a union card and pledges full union membership during the parade.
Ten thousand Butte men and six thousand miners join four thousand labor members for the largest parade in Butte’s history. Miners union leaders promise shifts pay if the march proceeds. M M Dongghue of Montana Federation of Labor speaks. Committees named for Miners Union Day include Printing, Speakers, Line of march, music, and program invitations with listed members.
The Newsboys auxiliary and Amalgamated company discuss plans to build a dutyhouse near the new Washington schoolhouse. They will start a public subscription immediately with $3,068 to 4,000 in the treasury and aim to double funds within months. The building will serve as a club house and meeting place.
Mrs Mike Sullivan of 142 East Grange street quickly restrained her burning son John after he touched caseline in an alley. Flames scorched his left side and hand. she wrapped him with blankets and he was treated at home.
A list of property transfers includes Transpeas J W Murton to State Sayings Bank for lots 15 7 and 18 block 15 Hamton addition priced at 1. George Fatterman to R Poindexter for lot 48 block 7 and south 30 feet lot 6 block 15 Butte price 10. Forsyth to Bovewia for 40 feet lot 6 and all lot 7 Traverte addition 4300. Goodwin to James Spencer easement 10 feet int 6 and all lot 7 Tra vonia addition price 1. Mary ONeil to Aston Hover total block 9 Gagnon addition 2200. Correction: James Sureay to George Kraus lot 3 block 2 Bellevue addition. Alice Culbertson to H McPhail lot 29 block 3 Aortana addition 400. Tidewater Investment Co to Rani portion auction township TB north ranged west 1.
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